New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-30
BROOKLYN.

Sheriff Daggett will provide the inmates of
the iall with Thanksgiving dinner this afternoon.
Articles of jewelry valued at $3.50 We're
stolen from the residence OF Henry L. faIls, No. 2J6
Prcsidcntst, on Tuesday night
The jury in the case of the North Second
Street Railroad agt T. H. Phillips, TO recover subsorip-
ton for stock, disagreed, and were discharged
The prize in the rifle match of the Odd
Regiment Tuesday evening was won by f. IL. HOiton
OF Company g. The regiment was alterward reviewed
by Mayor Schroeder
On Tuesday evening n thief entered the res
idcnce George Carr, at No. % secondpace, through
second-story window, and stole seaskn sacqneFhd
jewelry worth S223.
The various private charitable institutions of
the city VIII be generously supplied with provisions To-
day Special eXcrons have been made tins year Dy inc
aid societies to relieve the poor suffering from hunger
The verdict of the jury in the Main inquest
yesterday that Alice d. MAN came 10 er death ny
metro peritOnts following abortion Nov. -, 1876 az
To- nniou that the abortion was produced by Mrs Maria
jain Coroner Smins released Mrs jam III S%JOo Dal
Major John =. Sweet, formerly one of the
trustees of the American Mining Company, and well
known in business circles. has been reduced by an in
curabe disease and financial difficulties TO the most ex-
Ton in attic Fuon-st. The case has excited con
siderable sympathy aud efforts will be made 10 procure
a place for Mr.. Sweet In some hospital capt Joel ohith
has volunteered to for any contributions that may
be offered TO relieve the distress OF the unfortunate
couple.
The bows on board of the training ship Min
nesota had field drill at the Maryland yesterday, and
exhibited line appearance IN t1e formations anu Gy I
pieces Capt Johnson who takes great interest In tue
the boys, personally supervised the drill.
The yolleys Inusketry attracted large number of
expressed themselves in most commenda
tory terms OF the proficiency Of the boys As many
can he spared from the vessel will be granted leave"
to-day to spend Thanksgiving with their parents.
JERSEY CITY.
There were 3, 492 carloads of freight I'M
loaded week the freight depots of the Erie Rail
way IN this city.
A drove of 20 HOlstein cattle, worth from $500
TO $500 head arrived by the steamer T.. Calland and
were shipped the Erie Railway yesterday to the Fox
River stock ASSOCIATION at Elgn, III.
Five bids were received by the Police Board
for the removal OF dead animals from the streets One
agrees TODD the work for 00O and ~ j. Mcnery offers
500 the privilege. The contract VIII be given TO the
latter IL the security proves satisfactory.
NEWARK.
II is reported that Mrs. Willard BrOthingtOn,
leading temperance advocate OF this city, has fallen
heir "a large estate In England.
On Tuesday $400 worth of brass boxes,
stolen from the Steel Works on sunday were found
buried In "A vacant lot on Chapelst Thomas Murphy,
one OF tile thieves, confessed his crime aud where the
goods were secreted.
Thomas Nugent, Treasurer of the Citizens
Loan Association ws arrested last evening complaint
of the President, who charges him with embezzling
$500 OF the funds Of the association Mr. Nugent
ball in the OF $4,000 for his appearance for trial He
says he 10 prepared 70 settle with the association but