New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-29

The latest and most effective cOunterbast against
tobacco delivered by lady in sixthave car on saur
day One noble specimens Of manhood who chew the
with impartial mind distribute saliva upon every
thing and everybody within range sitting opposite the
lady capacious month"; atregular intervals stream
of amber Juice upon dress Her look OF blank amaze
men soon gave place OF wrath own backer than
upon her face Patience ceasing 10 DC
virtue carefully gathered her dress ~ AZ 10
drop the fragrant liquid and leaning toward her
wiped his face with the garment he had
deliberately resumed her seat The astonshed man
with and pain vany tried to wipe the tobacco
Juice from eyes, anda last rushed from the car
followed by Of laughter from the passengers
BROOKLYN.
Tomorrow evening Bayard Taylor will read
paper Humboldt before the Long Island
Historical Society.
A small-sized illicit still in the building at Ply
mouth and John sts was Saturday by Deputy Col
lecors Jacobs Phillips and oDonne but no arrests were
made
A woman applied TO the Charity Commissioners
for aid but heavy bank account When
asked explanation, she replied that she keeping the
money TO bury her.
Theodore Fuller arrested on Saturday night
~ policy .dealer at No j53 Fh-ave. paper with
played by different ionnd in his pos
session.
There were two men arrested Saturday for
abandoning their wives. complaint Of the latter Their
Bryan OConnor OF No III Congressst and Chas
Mcmahon OF No. IL Willow-place.
The Police Commissioners were presented
Saturday with copy establish per
manent police Brooklyn provides that 10 per
receipts shall be appropriated TO this
Burglars entered the fur-stOre Of John Dickson,
Fulton Friday night, and carried away fuis
800 They removed one sealssn sacque
showfgure IN the window In plain view OF the passing
police
An article in the last number of The Packer Quar-
rt magazine ededby young ladies OF the Packer Insti
tue OF the Longfeow and he
his appreciation.
At Plymouth Church, last evening, Mr. Beecher
dwe length the experiences Of his youth His
early religious feelings fervent and nodded his life lie
often felt his mission preach the Genes
rather than 20 the Church.
I he amount with interest of a mortgage fore
closed by j. s. Flint AL against the
PeeksAl Company s2sG46l SO. The foreclosure
judgment entered by Judge Pratt Saturday, and
stephen 5. Marshall appO nted referee to sell
About 5000 persons were present at the Prospect
Park Captone skating lakes Saturday At the latter
place great amusement afforded TO large number Of
spectators the sack and wheelbarrow races for prizes II
the ice permits next Tuesday carnival is to be held at the
Capitohne.
Writs of habeas corpus were obtained on Saturday
from Judge Pratt in the and Thomas Nc
kenny escaped from Auburn Prison. and having been
rocapurcd s confined there The wits were granted
ground had expired before they were
prison. they confined under decree
judgment OF the court
Another attempt will be made to-day TO break the
lock in the Common Council Alderman Donovan, who
the main OF the present condition OF Affairs
still persists in his determination TO vote for himself "a Pres
int and prospect presents itself to the Demo
OF the difficulty il to yield aud eject him
such result may occur to-day.
A few DAYS ago Oswald Miller brought an action
for divorce against his wife Margaret City and
The Jury rendered defendant. The following
morning Mr. Miller disappeared taking with him pistol and
money and bis friends have since heard nothing from
him. supposed By them that lie has gone 10 Germany
lis native country.
call with note at fashionable residence and while the
il delivering it to make with any clothing
vauabes within reach one OF these thieves was de-
Friday night the hall Of w Kngseys residence
Cumbersndst attempting TO put on an overcoat vgi
pant servant girl saved the property
James w. Rdgway was appointed counselor to
Margaret stark plaintiff in action for limited divorce
against Stark, Of No 2i2 FOurteenthst Mrs Stark
yesterday peoned Judge Reynolds that another counsel be
MI Egways place alleging that he had been con
nivng the defendant her prejudice and makng other
serious charges Judge Reynolds directed Mr. Rdggay to
surrender the plaintiffs papers
Several months ago Samuel s. Free, ir., was i'm
prsone In the Raymond Jail because he refused TO
obey the order OF Judge Reynolds pay his wife Ehth
Free amony each week On Saturday the prisoners
counsel his discharge stating that his client vas
support and unable obey the decree MrA
Frees alleged the other hand that the petitioner
had sufficient proI erty and refused TO pay from petty spirit
OF revenge The court reserved its decision.
At the Church of the Pilgrims, yesterday morn
ing announced that committee, composed OF the
pastor himself r. r. Buck Hatch Dwight johnson, Jere
miah p Robinson sidney Wallace Joseph Brown and Geo
A. Bell appointed last Monday evening to report to
society the adyisaby OF building at once new mission
chanel in place IN In Warrens The Old
structure time been too small to accommodate
the mission and chapel Is thought mper-
auyely necessary. II will cost about $4,000.
JERSEY CITY.
Constable Love was put under $500 bonds on Sat
nray TO answer he charse OF int erng wua h''e" '
Judge Knapp heard the arguments of counsel on
81 e a sPS sa s T e 5sSG T Ef Company
cson reserved. -
On SATURDAY morning the law Office of A. e. Sayre;
i Sa G boz sl0'"'' was e"''''u anu '''''' u w
George s. Amcs a manufacturing confectoner,
iiy on Saturday. lie had Temporarily insane.
On Saturday afternoon four well-dressed Young
rspn and eCrg a2e c We're
roera 9nGas aGcu I % on OF the isnor of the
Mechanics Bank ana acted 80 suspei9usy tha Teller i
four custody. one Of the men tore up check for
amount When the officers entered the bank Te4
were picked up apd put together
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
BRoNxvuLE.-An explosion took place on Sat ,lt-
place by which injured probably fatally The
factory has about might method
having introduced for cleansing rags before Their manu-
aore papeI OF the large tanks containing pow
erfu preparation exploded suddenly and the Oer
communicating with the boiler fires at once set
The foreman OF the factory and three
workne-1homas Wilson his sons, Fletcher and
JanIesere badly burned before they could II IL
Thought Fletcher Wilson's injuries Will prove fatal as nesh
peeled portions of his body when the clothing
His Their also dangerously burned Tie
building together with its contents was entirely DESTROYED
PLAINsA return made on saturday 10 The wit
maniams issued by Judge Dykman requiring the west
chester Board Of Supervisors To credit lonkers win
$50 collected from Yonkers in excess Of