New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-01

trc that they will send them peeunary aid the strkers
willing hold out against their employers demahos
Many Of these aborers are In very destitute condition
In the suit for limited divorce begun last Satnr'
day by Mrs Ellen o. Bren against her husband, jeremiah
Judge Nelson granted order requiring the defendant
TO pay So week amOny and s2b counsel fee
The Brownell Plumbers Material Manufacturing
Companys property Schermerhorn and Boerum sS con-
sstng OF engine machinery and tools was sold yeser'
day of chaol mortgage for 100000 Ihe
property bid in by Thomas p. Cummings the mortgage
Ex-Judge Daley yesterday served upon Surrogate
Livingston notice requiring the latter TO show cause why
bill Of particulars should be given by the Surrogate IN the
the contested possession OF the Office The grounds on
which Office Is based demanded by MI
Daley
The druggists of Brooklyn have formed perma-
nent organization the Kings County Pharna
ceuca Society chosen the following ocers PreS
dent Dr. Close Vice Presidents DR. Baker OF GreenponI
Cyrus Pyle and L. D. streets Secretary Louis f. Moot
Treasurer II. J. owen.
James KeeQan was yesterday held for the Grand
Jnry bv Justice Elliott double charge Of stealing
purse from Mrs Amelia Ross FOurths last SATURDAY anu
knocking 'down and attempting to rob MISS Carle
Smith He identified In both cases py 'ne
assaulted parties.
Wor<inep Yesterday in digging up the debris in
the cellar Brooklyn Theater preparatory to the bunS
structure coat and some other OF te
the unfortunate Claude Burroughs Oh the
night Of the disaster These and the other relics found near
the place where the stage WERE Of vaueess
large crowd gathered about the ruins and curiousy
watched the work.
At meeting of the Supervisory Supply Commit
yesterday reported that large proportion OF te
coal appropriated Of the had been given to tax
payers parts Of the county The Charity Commits
sners applied had refused 10 give list OF The
names persons whom supplies were furnished CLAIM
ing law did compel them TO do 49, by resolution
the Charity were ccnsnred for their action
Garrett Slime while passing No. 80 Mauger-st. on
Tuesday evening heard Of fire and distress and on en-
terng the house found Mrs Johanna Co key In her nigt
clothes envelop flames ard some OF the most
part Of the furniture blaze. Kerosene lamp nan eA
pode and caused conRagatiOn which was exunsnshed
win considerable difficulty The was taken 10
the St Catherine Hospital where she died at O'Clock yes
tcrday morning
As the Common Council have rejected the names
OF the bidders streetcleaning contracts referred 10 ~
by the Board City Works in the Fifth Sixth Ihfteehh
aud Fourteenth Wards only way for the work to be done
seems TO be by reconsideration Of this action The Mayor
Yesterday Informed Of City Works that he would not
General Inspector Of street Cleaning asked 20 stop To[s
all the above wards II Is probable L e sne Will
discussed at the next meeting Oi tue AluerHch' -
There are two factions of Democrats IN the lwefth
Ward each claiming ghtiuy elected its candidates
to the General Committee at the last primaries The d'pn'e
mint came mn in the General Committee and after NOISY ana
violent discussion decided 70 hold new PTa a ,T
the difficulty is due as concluded 70 "Tnraw n be dea
locker oshaugnessy, and eX Alderman shede on
and Patrick Mckenna.
JERSEY CITY
The Board Of Aldermen rescindcd their permission
70 the Pavona Railroad Company to lay second TRACK
in ST. Paul's-ave.
John Hanovis and James Scllick, arrested by the
New York police brought Jersey CITY yesterday unde
the charge OF burglary committed Jan. 10
Mrs Oulcalt OF No. 1913 Bay-st. was robbed OF
watch and some clothing man who engaged weeks
board, but departed the same day with her property
NEW-JERSEY
R,uwAY.-Joseph T. Crowell cx-CIty Treasurer
was YESTERDAY and put under bonds 70 anW he
charge al the amount OF S3So0 W.
Common Council last Monday night decided not to accept ms
To transfer real estate and steps were taken 10 secure
tie civ from through the bOndsmen civil suits were
begun against Grove for the full amount also against ek
senator Henry stone David CTowel brother Of The ex
treasurer; Robert Russell member Of the BOARD OF free
iodrs and Joseph Smith for $4,000 each ana against
George r. Gordon, tine prntingpress manufacturer Ioi
So 90.
vessels waiting for cargoes at the
Wrebawken Many Of the citizens desire the an
ov.tinn NJ Wrrla,Ekcu +. OF BlOOmneld
arrested obtaining Hour under tase petelse on
councilman lmken The value Of real estate su 10
We cprec Z5r cent in Hoboken during the ias e"
arrested tor shooting piston ino
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