New-York tribune., 1880-06-26
NEVV-YORK CITY.

| VI,
| Lon1On. ..... Clarendon Ho'e'-ole Bull
NEW-YORK CITY.
| BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
Thomas MunYOh, age seventY-One, ana oopniio
| Farran. ace siXty-nine were yesterday nnllcn ~
marriage by kcting Mayor Morris. at the CITY Hail.
TAKING OFF LATE TRAINS.
The old plan of starting the last train from both
ends of the line ut midnight. instead OF at a. NJ.
as mt present will he resumed on the Metropolitan
| Elevated Road on Monday next
| PUPILS OF OLD TRINITY.
| rcccpiiOn was given by the pupils OF Trinity
| Church school last Thursday afternoon at the
schoOl-hOuSe at Church and IhameS-sts. ne oruer
| of exercises included numerous declamatlOhs nm
| thems German English and French Dialogues trIOs,
and a duet for the violin and the piano.
| FRAUDILENT NATURALIZATGON PAPERS.
Tho Davenport nycs lgatE3n was resn"eu Ives yes
| John Conroy testified that he was twenty-seycn
| years of age when he optaineG his NATURALIZATION
nappTs and that he could not remember the name OF
| his witness but that he had been acquainted with
him abOut three years. John Z. Clauscn stated that
| his witnesses were acquainted with him only SIX OF
| seven months
| A DISHONEST POST OFFICE CLERK.
| .TOscph Ncwby was appointed clerk in the Post
Office about seven years aVO, and until recently had
as en clerk F0"s S nom IN BroaGway! Many
letters containing money have recently been mss
ing from that station and have been traced to him.
Ie was arraIgucd before Commissioner Shields yes
tcrday and in default of ~, 600 bail was committed
| to Ludlow street jail.
Tho census cnumcrators of tins city were gath
cred in the General Term room OF the supreme
Court yesterday as required by law to receive any
corrections that might he made to their lists. Ihry
pasgcd a resolution pcttiOning +. y. Walker, SUI
pcrintcndcnt OF the crnsns. that they might be pad
tn" regular rate OF = cenlS lr c'ic nio N.Y., ~
rather than 40 cents an hour. as recommended by
Secretary Carl Schurz.
MIDSHIPMEN on A CRUISE.
The officers and crew of the United States ship
Constellation have been dctachrd and thc vessel
has been turned over TO the Naval Academy Tor use
IN the practice cruise for the mlSlIlpmcn. She
sal led from Annapolls June IL. and arrived at
Sandy Hook on Wednesday night. Yesterday she
went to the Brooklyn Navy Yard and after taking
on her gun battery and powder, VIII proceed
through the Sound to the coast OF Maine.
ALUMNI OF TIE CITY's COLLEGE.
The annual meeting of tho alumni of the College
of the City Of Ncw-YUrk was held last evening IN
the college building. at L"XingtOnave and twenty
tlrd-st Inc election Of officers resulted ~ follows:
Samucl G. Jciilc, president Arnold Tauzrr, vice.
president Gilbert H. Crawtopd secretary t James
| resolution IustTurtnR the Executive Committee To
devise means of erecting n building suitable Tor
chemical aud physical laboratories was adopted
OPENING THE BIG HOTEL. At EOcKAwAY.
The mammoth hotel NJ ROckaway Beach VIII
open about Jny /, permanently. and not on Jun"
-, heretofore adyrrIscd There ls great curloS,
| Nv and some anxiety also To- know how It wall
affect the hotels at other points. particularly III
| Concy Island. At the now Iron Pier the company
has engaged Miss Belle Brrnhardt. French profess
slonal diver, 10 give curious and daring exhibit
tious Of swimming and diving IN and out ot SWIM
| ming suits. The Twilight runs twice daily 10 tho
pier; being tho only boat going by the ocean
route. ,,,,,.,,,,
The captain Of the tuc-boat Whitney. In Buttcr-
| milk channel yesterday afternoon discovered the
| body of a man about forty years old
The stable ot r. Connrlv at Iirlforl-ayc and
llanc0, k-,t.. WAS entered early ye~t"ld1T morning.
and a hor>c ard wagon VALUED at 800 WrIc stolen.
! Miss Hannah IIant age sixty three. of No. 27G
Eckfor.-,t. deed yesterday afternoon from the re-
| suit ut taking Carholic Hcld on Monday. Jane II.
In not known whether slc took the aci purposcly
! or not.
| The body 0f a drowned man. age about twenty.
WIS picked up yesterday aiicrnnon IN At'ai tlr la
sin. The man. Whose name IS Unknown, l,ll over
board from the canal boat Willis {. Jacobs, of
| Scranton, Penn.
Suit has been begun against Mis-! Anna Oliver.
pastor of the WIlloughhy Avrnuc Methodist Epls-
copal Church. by the former leader of the choir.
ohn f.. Iindmau to recover = 1873 g. alleged TO he
due for failuc to keep contract made 10 lead the
singing for one year from May l, 1879. After three
| months the choir was discontinued.
| Alice Curran age eight of No 2.2IG Fulton.st,
| pckcd M yesterday afternoon near her home a
signalling torpcio such as Is used on the surface
road ~ Atlanicavr to give notice to rapid transit
| traiu4 Thinking is a sort OF nut the little girl
polnded il with "A stone. Ii exploded suddenly and
Size was burned on the face aud shoulders, but not
seriously injured.
| Tho body of an unknown woman was found float
ing in Newton Creek near tn" Penny Bridge ycStrr
daV morning II was dressed IN a dark cal leo dress,
| blue apron and blue stockings with slippers It. is
| feet four inches tall, and fOrtY-iiye years old.
She was the bridge abont an hour before tho
| body was found. In her pocket WIS Il scrap of
| paprr with several Illcglblc sentences IN German
| written thereon.
| The box placed in tho cornerstone Of Old st.
AIMS Church IN BrooI,lyn in ISL recently drmol-
| isird to made way for the East River Bridge, was
opened Yesterday. 1t cont ..lncn n Bbo and Il
| ura YER book a copy of The NCW- York .mTicaR. of
| Tuesday evening, March 81, 1921 an isSue of Tie
| LOng kldHd PdIiOt copies of the Directory of the
| Village OF Rrooklyn for 1923 aud ISL several
| pamphlets relating to the Episcopal Church,
JERSEY CITY.
Deputy United States Marshal Mcdonald dis
| covered small Illicit stIl yesterday, IN an old
| house on the properly OF Senator RImdOlph, at the
| foot of Calcrct-avc. The still and two barrels Of
| rum NtlO seized. .
| T. = Mcndrs, who committed suicide on Thurs
day morning, left Il letter saying that hc was tired
| Of life.
| Yesterday morning nm eight year old of
| Thomas Roberts, living ontWashugtOn-avc, was
drowned III Il creek below Maplc-ave. while
| bathing.
Mrs. Mary Fay. of No. 81 Bellevillc-avc., at
| tempted to light lire in the stove with Kerosene
| early last evening when the can exploded, setting
| fire to her dress aud burning her fatally.
Terence McEwcn who was found in starving
condition lying beside the Pennsylvania Railroad
| track near New Brunswick. on Wednesday, died
| on Thursday night of exhaustion ut st. Barnabas
| Hospital.
The United States Grand Jury at Trenton. after
| examining John w. Taylor, counsel Tor the First
National Bank in the ma,ler of the cOncealmCnt by
three of the directors of D0ycPS deialcatOn Of
| 800 600 adjourned until next Tuesday, without
finding any Indictment.
Bernard Stucdcr of No. 100 IIowarl-st., was