New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-11


ashes during 1876 psled yesterday oy inc
Board of CITY Works III bids The lowest Offer
Philip stark who agreed To do the Work or eooVV
Bernard Stamm yesterday brought suit in the City
Court against SIDE Railroad Company 10 recover
s2 900 for the ocoasioned by one OF the cars OK
the defendants Company on Nov IL 1874 Inc case IS sun
H.TL Van Hocht a soldier Of the Franco-tier-
man war; because he was discharged b ms
employer Dr Beekert died yesterday from s effects lie
but had extremely sensitive nature
I'm the suit brought by the Society OF st. Gobair
against the Transatlantic Steamship Company for damages to
plate SaT IN ds Oh aeT Of the defendan
ground that the brakge not caused by Their negligence
There were four small boys who at different times
yesterday told Chief Campbell that they saw the missing
Tweed on Saturday night But the localities named were SO
apart conflicting that the fugitive must
t haye f Ssa %Ss IN Brooklyn ON that day.
Charles Friedlander and Charles Nostrand have
been swindlng operation which yesterday re-
Their plan has been TO purchase few
pennies worth OF material at stores for which they would ten,
der bill syly slipping 20 so cents OF the change from
sum Their earnesness assumed innocence generally
convinced storekeepers much against their WILL that mis-
take had occurred.
There was a report yesterday that the notifications
legal papers incident to the beginning Of
suits would be served by yesterday today
WS@ g. Spge a and Ssr M S
yI aIs az nTTn and partially tonpeei and
probably be the attendants some time mkt
counsel to assist lin in the tiial Of the cases.
Charles Myers, whom the Temperance Crusaders
induced liquor business by buying out ms place,
ailerward mix lie has abandoned that business on,
and saws that his temperance used him. They
s declares Mr. Myers that 70 be honest would pay but ne
ad1erate their milk ana lie has found no hing profitable
as liquor selling lie ntmates that he WI be Obliged 70 re-
the sincerity OF conversion which they declare was induced
by desire Tor gain.
A man with an iron bar over his shoulder stood
dOf on he Hamilton
for to reach the bridge with force against TIE
side of the snip turning the hall around The bar hit
man in me cro owe aG a went I over ike may tnpns against
the starboard rail The offender leaked around 70 learn e
who da shed toward the crowd ON me other ids Se t
unconoe@y through the open ane OF people ana marched
up the bridge. , r,,
Edward Bender age Dig years, was instantly killed
Yesterday by failing from the seeondsory window Of No. III
EsseX.st
Mrs. Mulvlle, who was injured by falling from
weeks ago has compromised with the Com
pany for Sj0.
Adam Freund of No. 6s4 Grand-st., was arrested
Judge Reese yesterday TO answer for an
assault OH Jacob Johnson
Controller Carman reports the receipt of $685.
7s Ga for during the past week The cash balance IN
the Treasury ID S253O3Z "
The Coroners jury in the case of Mary Sullivan,
charged with nfantide brought IN verdict stating that
evidence to show that the child was alive and she
was discharged yesterday.
Ihe suit brought by James NOpslil against Iieily
KnOop for money raised TO support German newspaper was
defendant the ground that the notes
were obtained under dulehs OF imprisonment
The inquest in the case of Mrs. Anna JOurgens of
Bergcnave died in childbirth closed yesterday
verdict Of death from natural causes Mrs AtmaDn,
the midwife, fully exonerated and discharged om Gus
The case of Patrick D.. Casey against ex-Sherifi
John Rcinha damages sustained by the plaintiffs
sale goods execution Judgment against
Casey, begun III the hudson County Court yes
telday.
James Killem of Brunswck-st yesterday gave bail
before Justice Adrdge 600 for an atocions
assault Patrick KEENAN, They are AGENTS for 2, &
saGitne Kiennan With a slang SHOT
Joseph Taylor, aged G2, a gate-tender at the New
arRave crossing Railroad arrested
yestorday and is held assault Mary
r. Luke only 10 years old The ehilds mother works
the Erie Railway depot 10 widow and absent irom hei
children all day.
Thomas Glgan and George p Plimley, the judges
convicted altering the returns OF the First Pre-
of the IId District at the charter election in April
1874 whereby Alderman White was derauded OF his seat
yesterday sentenced by Judge Holman to six months
Judge already serving similar sentence The eler James
s Brownley, who pleaded non rat was discharged under
suspended sentence, upon paying costs OF court
NEWARK.
A reception was rendered to Bishop Odenheimer on
Thursday night at the residence of the Rev W. '" Newton
Rector OF Trinity Episcopal church.
John Barry of No. % Madisonst. sustained a seri-
evening II is feared that auputs1on viii be necessary
The Newark Industrial Institute closed its annual
exhibition evening with concert The attendance
very large exhibition has been successful financially
and otherwise.
The Passac Boat Club held their annual meeting
on Thursday night elected d. ~ Crane President f. H.
Hamilton Captain w f. Gardener Secretary and Treasurer;
r. L. Roberts, oi
mittee
The report that John A. vreeland had abandoned
his family eoped with Mrs Eliza Vreeland, widow OF the
late O. e. Vreeand denied by laters friends who state
that Mt Vreead as gone Wst IN Oh Phg G sno
templed plan and that Mrs Eza Nreeahd s lot "iIh ooo
miles OF his present residence
EEw-JERsEY.
CAIDwrlL-On Thursday morning John j. Kent
and Nj Burnet hunting expedition The latter
dropped his gun discharged and the contents
entered Kenps leg, urng IT 80 badly that amputauon
Will be necessary evening the Rev John Andrew was
Brothers, have recently been passed In this city.
PAIERoS-The silk Viewers Association hell meeting
Thursday evening to take steps TO relieve the men who
thrown OCT OF employment by the previous mornings
made for one week X. II H. Adams in the
building ana he ihaEx Mills viii resume as pos
sble, While Mr. Van Wrinkle has rented new work. ana PeSnn
fhGnix Mills kmene Clark who escaped from The passac
County Jail weeks was yesterday reca2tufoG III
Clifton, returned to jail
WEST HoBoKEE-The body Of an unknown man was found
ing by identity HIM Augustus Leide reporter on
noon s Xxx by edegck Sm whom lie Lad oende 6y rpor in
that paper Justice Farer last evening Issued warrant Tor
ELIzABFTH- on Thursday a water in Franklin
ST. aud flooded the street ON Wedpssaay night Alexander
eienstone died at the Poor house lie was man OF excel
lent education, and was skillu surgeon
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
An open meeting of the Excelsior Lodge Of Good
enplrs was evening their han at Thirdave and
Fifty ourhst Speeches were made by DT Allen ana 5nGgs
and music.
The WITH Assembly District Republican Associa-
held meeting last evening at their rooms at No. c2l