New-York tribune., 1879-11-10

in Brooklvn died on Saturday morning at his home
No I48 fwentv-third-st.. that city. On tuesday
last he was reelected Alderman by n plurahN Oh
| twenty-five votes over the Republican candidate,
| DAVID $ Arnott While speaking at an open-air
meeting about two weeks ago, he contracted 2
severe cold, which caused pneumonia ana Iesi',.u IJ
in his aeath. Mr.. Mcintyre was native OF iteinhu;
and was about fory-four years OF age. iie hau
lived in Brooklyn for twenty-five years, anu Was III
the carpet1cle9nng business IS bd M Common MaS Council
| in 1872, and served for three years IN l9lo no no
was defeated for that office by Mr. Arn3.t, pnt III
| 1877 he was again elected Alderman. Inc boaru
of Aldermen held a special meeting on saturday
evening and adopted series OF resolutions III rci-
erence TO their late associates death'
JERSEY CITY.
The third annual Fall meeting of the oTinn how
inc and Athletic Association of jersey Clty, Was
held at the West Side Driving Park on oaluiuo a.:
afternoon. The event was generally OF inuon al
terest. ~
Ceorco rstev. of No. 232 Clerk-st, Jersey, City
| ueights the boy who had his skull fractured Fri
dav bv stone thrown by an Italian musician. Is In
critical condition. His assaant cannot De iounu
and four Italians who were afiesleu 0a'"u"S on
suspicion, were released.
George F. Plmley, of jersey City, who was ar
rested Tuesday "A charge OF llDel maze oy mos.
Edmondson for publishing a circular in which IT
was alleged that Edmondson had bribed Plnnley
our wears ago to change the votes III one ot the pre-
clncts of the Id District, was arraigned before
Judge Davis Saturday. Judge Davis Will Ienucr
his decision tomorrow.
Joseph Murphy died last night at 81. Francis
Hospital, in jersey ity from the effects OF injuries
received at the hands of Timothy Murphy on the
night OF election. The two men were laDorcrs IN
the Standard Oil Works at Bayonne. aud boarded
together IN the same house. The quarrel began IN
a political discussion, when Timothy threw Joseph
on the floor and violently kicked him III the abdo-
men.
NEWARK
The case Of William L. Tuttle against his di.
vOrced wife, which was a suit Tor possession oil
their child Lille held by the mother, was decided
in favor Of the latter by Judge Depue on Saturday.
Calvin w. Nelson, who recently carried on the
business Of engraving at No. 90 Acadeny-st., lett
town on Friday last. He had sold ont his business
to another man. who charges that Nelson cOilected
bills on Friday that were due MN.
Vice-Chancellor Van Vlct has appointed s. r. w.
Heath receiver upon application OF counsel repre-
sening three charitable institutions, " SUI. tG re-
cover a legacy of $1,000 to each institution from
Thomas E. Richards the executor OF the Will OF the
| late Mrs. Mary Crowell.
NEwJERsEY
PRrNCrTov.-The champion football team of
| Princeton College gained an easy victory over the
Stevens Institute team. of IlohCken, on Saturday.
| The game was witnessed by large number Of per-
sons, and the fine playing OF the frincet0n team
! cured five goals and four tOuch-dOwns 10 nothing
| for the Stevens Institute Club.
LONG ISLAND.
| HUNT1NGrov.-The schooner Kate II. Cobb. Cap
! tain John SimOnson is now In Huntington Har-
Dor for repairs, having been struck by lightning
when off Lloyd's Neck, in the Sound, in thunder
| storm on Monday morning.
IsIIP.-In making preparations to remove ST..
| Marks Episcopal Church building at lsllp ii was
found that the contents of a tin box placed in the
! Cornerstone had been tampered with. probably
soon after they were placed there. II is said that
| the box originally contained $40 In gOd beside
! silver coin, prayer-books. etc Only two mouldv
books and 25-cent silver piece. dated 1917. were
! found
| observation-disclosures have been made in the
conrse he last week TO enter and rob the Eplsco
| pal churches at HewettS, NewtOwn and Mcspath.
| but wthou. success. The officers of these as well
as other churches III Queens County are about put
! ting in burglar alarms, communicating with the
bells similar to the one which has several times
prevented the robbery of the Episcopal Church at
Jamaica.
STATEN ISLAND.
CIFrON.-A young seal, ahout three feet long,
and very lat. was shot and captured Saturday
afternoon by a fisherman. 1t is believed 10 be the
first seal that has ever been caught that ne gI
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