New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-12

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| r oonnrd-st. was arrested yesterday, CHARGED by
Conrad Scnmittbauer of No. 81 Leonard-s';, WE" en
| attempting to burn rho tenement,h0use No, ~. DO
Lconnrd-s by setting fire TO wOod-closet III tno
cellar Ketting said that he was hurnlng up SUI
old clothing which he did not wish to throw my
! the street. The Fire Marshal will make an lhVes"-
CATION.
In an account in THE TRIBuNE of January 20 Of
the examination of Peter II. Wade on a charge or
bigamy, it was stated that Wade claimed tnaI he
was married in tho Throop-aye PIesoyte1tta ad
at the time" Mr.. FOOe has made 1t clear that this
assertion was entirely unfounded lie married
Wade in his own home. not III the church, anu
Wade was not intoxicated.
While a man was crossing the Atlantic. Avenue
Railroad, between CassOn and frankln-ayes
Brooklyn, about p. M yesterday, he was struck mex
by tho locomotive of n rapid transit tram anu
severely injured. He was conveyed to the .Clly
Hospital where he was identified rs Jacob Grimm
age thrty-seven, butcher of No. 1872 Brdge-st. MI;
Grimm left home suddenly yesterday morning, ana
his absence caused alarm as be believed to be
partially deranged.
JERSEY CITY.
The remains of the German who hanged himself
in Jersey CITY Tuesday. have been identified as
those of John Knutt, who landed at Castle Garden
January 81, 1879.
Dissatisfaction has been caused among some of
the members Of the med zeal stan OF the TUCSON
Comfy Church Hospital and Home of jersey Clty,
owing to the discharge of the house physician by me
Board of Trustees meeting Of the staff and the
Board is TO be held.
excitement
the depositors Of the CITY Bank of Jersey City by
rumor that the bank had stopped payment Inc
rumor originated in the refusal OF the cashier 10
cash some checks on the City Treasurer uesu 10y
afternoon after the bank had closed business lor
the day. The bank has about 3|0,OOo OH uoPo'''
and is perfectly solvent
NEWARK
ST. P,trick's Cathedral was entered by burglars
on Tuesday morning and some Of the gOid anu
silver ornaments Were taken from the altar.
A summons was served yesterday upon the Mayor
and Common Council 10 answer before inc Supt'nic
Courf ON the 2Jth inst. III SUIT 81 tTcSpas7 III
tuted Inv ex.Al dcrinar John Raudcl, the amount OF
damages named being $3j, 600. The snlt Is 9ron!nt
10 recover taxes imposed by the city on MI Kan
dePs property.
nut-st was found yesterday morning Win ms
throat cut from ear 10 ear. ON saturday night ms
wife found hm sharpeHinga case KNIFE, ana tearing
tLat he confcmplotcd suicide took IL from hln.
When he was found the knife was lying by his sue;
He we ffiv-hvc years old. The act was prompted
by financial troubles
LONG ISLAND.
pArcuocr-r.-tugnst Wledcner OF Patchooue,
was fined by Justice Smith on Monday TOO Tor
selling liquor on Sunday
AQrrroourlrs. James IL Yoang' 3as l 6een oP
her husband who died last week from lockjaw.
STATEN ISLAND.
RRlGuroN HHlGHrs.-The Rev. William Walton
Clark. of Brooklyn. has accepted a call to the
Brighton Heights Retormc' Church
fine dcfauting County Treasurer, has offered TO
nav $40 900 OF the alleged deficiency OF T1GoUO.
CrIFTov.-The Republican General Committee
has apuoiutcd Tuesday evening. February II. as
the dale for holding ihc primaries. aud SATURDAY,
February o. as the date OF the County Convention.
Nry- BrrGurOV.-An association Of citizens has
beon formed with Arson Phelps Stokes as esdent
and Francis George Shaw As vicc-prrsident, for The
nurpose Of resisting the Robbins Reef bill now be-
fore the Legislature
C,sTLrroN-Thc Superntendcnts OF the Poor
have received letter from citizen who offers to
keen feed and clothe all the county paupers, not
exceeding 100. for S12iS0. TIER cost to the
county last year was 100000.
HUD-ON RIVER TOWNS.
T,Ppyrowv-I T. Yale Of Tarrytown, has been
| elected a member of the Board Of School Trustees
10 nh the vacancy caused by the death OF DR.. j. W.
| SCrIbncT.
WHITE PtAISs.-Surroeatc Coffin. Of Westchcster
County while riding in a buggy from Iarrytown to
White Plains, yesterday morning was thrown IRON
| the carriage and severely bruised
! TCCKAuor.-John Burton, widOwer Of Tuck
| ahoe having one child, became acquainted with a
| Young woman, the mother OF two children, VINO
! said that aer husband had run away. She was X,
norant Of his faith. They were soon alterwaTd
| married few days AGO the woman received a
| letter from her husband, who stated that he was
getting along very we'll IN Canada. and requested
his wife 10 Join him there with her children. She
told Burton the intclli gcnce when he at once went
10 work TO get his wife ready 10 join her first
| husband