New-York tribune., 1878-07-25

pensions to be accompanied by two witnesses able 10
owe that the widow has not married since the
previous payment There $500 OF these claims on
the list requiring the personal attendance 75Oo per
terday for veteran OF 1912 who died on day before
He states that the yment Of 10000 pensions py nun
during the frst zen days OF be june QUARREL was % ~"
nsE7s' Is97' pay ''"' !" "' ''"' 'p"'' u '''' ''
| Schultz, SOughwick e. Co. will begin the
erection OF building the site OF the row OF two
story and attic brick houses that have stood for 80 many
years the west side of Cf-st north OF the bridge
| approach. The building will front yandewater-st
IL will also have front Of eghtytwo feet on Clb
seventy-six feet vandewaer and seventy nine feet
on the new stree. on the north side Of the bridge np
pr0acb large but very rregularshap.d piece
OF ground The old building OF ne nril, aI tne nei 81
of Cf-st. will be connected with the new building ny
an arch way and doors.
Abraham Cohen, a Polish jew, of No. II
Baxter-st, before Justice Wandc yesterday after
noon, charged with receiving stolen goods the property
OF Henry Wyckof, OF Brooklyn. IL appears hatWiliam
Reilly. Of No. 80 ThOmpsOnst the bogus enpressInan
who stole a vallse belonging to Mr.. Wyckof from
North River steamboat arrested but efforts at tho
time to the property proved unavalng Reilly,
who il notorious thief held for trial by Justice
Wandell in default OF 81 900 bail Suspicion was Ill
rected TO Cohen the receiver and Officer Cannon
through him recovered most Of the property. Cohen
yesterday shrugged his shoulders, protested his inno-
cence, and bewaed the money that he should osr on
the goods He held In $1,000 Dail Tor t1al, Myei
R0senthal becoming his surety.
Verdicts were rendered in accordance with
the facts Yesterday the following cases at the Coro-
ner's Office: Mary Mahoney age forty-six of No. ia
Mulberry-st., died from fall from a fourth-story
window on July 81 Luther l.. Archer, age hny-eght.
Of No 80 SufrOlk-st., died from supstroke July 21.
Louise Genenwold, age seven months died from con-
vusons brought by the heat a No. 410 East Seven
teenthst July 20. Edward OKeefe. age twenty-seven,
the Wards Island Lunatic Asylum, WAS clicked While
eating his dinner, July y. Mary Jare Brien. age
thirtytwo of No Alb Fourtbave died from the effect.
OF burns July % Lawrence Dixon, age fOrty-eght, OF
No. 800 West ty-hnh-s; died from the effects OF "a,
jurics received by the falling of portion OF the Old
flooring o. he Park Hotel, at Nassau and Beekmansts,
July q.
BROOKLYN.
Controller Burrell yesterday paid 100000
to the of the Bridge Trustees. The amount
was the proceeds of the sale bonds issued for
the completion of the bridge.
The Grand Jury is said to be considering
an indictment against the members OF the Corones jury
in the Hubbard poisoning case, who signed a verdict
which they afterward declared to be incorrect.
A new Indictment against the Commissioners
of Charities charging them with malfeasance in office,
was presented by the Grand Jury yesterday. The
charges upon which the Indictment IS Dasea arc suo-
stautally those which have been published before
Nineteen tramps, who were found on Tues
day night Pnepss lumber yard at the foot Of IIewes
st. were anaigned in Justice Elliots Court yesterday
Eight told plausible stories and were rels'Sr1' Ihe
others committed TO the Raymond Street JAN
Those in the vicinity of Fulton Ferry yes
unusual noises proceeding from the direction OF the
river. They caused by new steam signal on the
fOghorn principle which being tried III tug boat
Miss Melvina +. Wooster, who received in
jures that resulted fatally by the explosion Of kero-
stove Monday. buried yesterday afternoon
The Fire Department has tested the oil used in the stove,
aud found thlt 1t would not igute at lower tempera-
ture than 11Go.
No subscriptions have yet been received for
the stock Of kings County Elevated Railroad Com
pany," which the Rapid Transit Commissioners propose
to form. The reasons assigned are that the contem.
plated road will be expensive To make the invest
profitable. and that capitalists are deferred by rea
Of the popular feeling against the road IN sxthavo
NeW-YOrk.
William Healy, of No. 30 Carroll-st, who
was arrested Sunday night the charge Of shooting Mi
chae Kelaher the excursion o.the Brooklyn Elcvat-
or Association to Pleasant Valley, ~ j., arraigned
before Ferry, and by him transferred to the
custody of the New-Jersey officials, warrant having
been issued for Healys apprehension by Justice I1Z-
gerald OF Fort Lee within whose Jurisdiction the assault
took place.
Persons walking on Joralemon-st., in the
vicinity of the Municipal Department Building and pas
sengers in the which pass through that street are
frequently annoyed in the afternoon by the officer who
wa shes the front steps Of the Municipal Building and the
adjacent sidewalk He frequently his hose upon
cars wcng andidrivers and psssers by
zeus are allowed to wash of their sidewalks alter
a.