New-York tribune., 1880-01-13
NrNX.YOKK CITY.


day, ana Was instantly killed.
Two pctitious in relation tOa revision Of the plot
ace laws were circulated O3 the IfoducS NcHahSc
Yesterday and we've signed by many members.
Tuievc, broke into Joseph Freund & Co. : fncy-
good store at No. Gl4 Third-aye., on SatnTday,
through rear window, and stole sll1s ara NciVcls
valued 1t TOlO.
Superintendent Walug instructed tho police
can ans Yesterday TO that the ordinance lr@n-
latIugt' removal of ashes and garbage was siIctb
l. led uut IN their districts.
4 reception was given by The Young Men's Chris
iian Association last evening ri ASs,c&ton iidu'
An ode 90 tiic New ear was read by Aired I. 10
Tia, cut rial ilment OF e cv-ninS consisted of Ie"''
OF yenlIlloqdiSHl and magic,
C. T.. robinson u resident of Yorlviilc. WAS ar
roetaf ON saturday 5y Dicc,iy, shelly. on sns-
pcipn of !tiug q p .r-0n charged with forgery AZ
liairisb,r~. Penn. Yesterday aH officer FROM ma
ciiy fa'cd 10 identify the prisoner aHd lac was dis
cn;r-t a..
1IcEcv. Dr. rcclcston will d.li3er tie first e
ms lolr illustrated lectures o. tlutrrbUIY ga me-
dsai. &C. Paups Cathedral, Wcstmmi+'er Abbey era
ihc rowcr Of Lou lon, at the Church Of the Holy
Sprt, ~ Fiity-seycail-si., near faiA-aFe.' 'n'
eve lug.
The l1ir # al Eakaovn man. ahoI. .ogy-fve
rcar, old. win dark har ini bcard and d'rs> 81 ~
q w'N'd gray suIt cardigan Jacket and 'Hchl-'i
shoe, was touad in th. rNcr It ga; io'r OF ta,t
Twenty y-el1hti-,t. ye3,egGdy b. TIE police, WHO
sent It to the NorSle.
\ martiroo ot tobscco manufacturers was hcId 81
Wall and F,oui-sf YES t.r,lfv. ard 20 committee sub
mificd ,ueuoric io bc prce"nf,d t0 CONGRESS. n~l-
testing a.ans the Free Lrat ol', now !" 'nel ss
The memorial was adop. 81. and comm tJec was
appointed 10 prcacn, II IN Washington.
Arthur McNoon went to cal on his mo'hor-n-law
recently aul then QdIrccd Wtb u"r itgflN knock
lug her ioWn. j. thr Essex Nark loh ce Court
Yesterday he was hed IN @1Q1 for .nal ana l- was
corslcr., that he aC0rav8 tci his ot uca by gong
to see his mothcr-iu-law when be might have stald
away.
A deaf and dumb boy was arraigued in the 'scX
Market Police o lurt Yesterday CHARGED with putt
sr4tl rim ~ D. ID
Horod Bernstein when De WIS wli'til1 DID iI"
street. As IL was shown 6r experiment in c'ui
that Bernstein could with difficulty g'i tnc Int Oh
his finger himself, the justice discharged thf
/ prisoner.
The silver punch bowl, valued at 800 presented
by Brook. Brothers 90 the company ~mci mould
exhibit the largest receipts after the 7th RcgmDut
Fair was awarded by the Executive Committee to
Company I. it, receipts beng TljC l.. lhr GeXt
largest amount Was AIKEN '{ Coml 4'y ], 81 j;P-J.
Chairman John ii. Kemp, oI the LNrriilFf '"ah-
mittec, presented the bowl on Saturday evening
The trial OF John Nugent the police officer charged
with completely iu thc burglary OF the Manhattan
savings Institution, October ~ 1873 was begun
Yesterday IN the General sessions before JHdge
Cowmg Assistant Dsirct-Attornev Russell con-
ducted the prosecution, and w. !. Howe appeared
for the prisoner Mr.. Howe raised several objections
to the indictment bus al, wero ovcrrdled. The day
was spent IN obtaining jury
A Christmas festival WIS held last evening Mt the
Italian school, No. 1850 Lronard-st. he entertain
m.ut consisted of music, addresses and prcsntai"n
Of gifts. Among those present were the Rey. Drs.
". u. TAYLOR and L. \. Washburn and Howard
Potter. This .chool. which IL under th" care OF tnc
Ch!drcn's AID Society has 500 scholars and teaches
English branches 90 tHc children OF the poOI Italian
families living in Baxter It. aud that vicinity.
The Marine society of the Port Of Ncw-lnrl the
,tinn OF which dates back To 1869, held its
| annual meeting yesterday q, the Chamber OF Com
| m.rc,. he following officers were elected: Am
brose Snow. president; T. &. Tucker and Robert
Mackic vice-prcsldcnt, e. D. H. IIask. treasurer;
Joscph Perkins secretary; DIR. {. Henry King sur-
gcon; William Allen Butter, attorney; CAPTAIN
! Richard Luce. Commissioner Tor Licensing sailors
BOaTding-hOuses
John Donuclly, age fifteen years, fNo. Is ThOmp-
s,u-,t i'm the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
dav aftcr.oon charged Edv Ird Mcdonald and John
McGrath with assault and battery. ON sunday rs
Donnclly was leaving the sullivan street taiEoiic
Church n, was accostcd by Mcdonald, who told
him he was too rc gious and that he foolish to
attend church. DOnnclly replied that he knew ms
own business best. Then Mcdonald and Mcirath
fell upon him and beat him sorely. An Italian pea
nut vrnder tried 10 take Donncys part. and they
thrasied hun also. Justice Duly held the accused
persons for tual
Officer Chiardi. of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty T. Children, on sunday caused the ar
resi- oi Tci.-sa Barti. age ten years and her aunt,
Catrina Barti, for habtually begging IN front of
st. James, Catholic Church. The aunt il well
known To the society she wears on her breast n
certificate 5hiHglc in printed letters 10 the ef-
feet that This Is to certify that Catrna Barti has
been blind for thrty-twO wears her mother ~ sick
in bed with nilammatory renmatic. and her
brothers are both crippled aud her father Is dead.
She is the only support OF her family. Hoping you
viii aid her m the honor of God. Respectfully. Dr.
Mcis.' Several OF these statements are false. and
Yesterday Justice KIlbIcth sent her 70 the Work
house for six moaths. The child was sent TO the
Catholic PrOtectOTy.
BROOKLYN.
Alderman Dwvcr (Dcm.l, If the Second Ward. was
chosen Yesterday b. the Board OF Aldermen 10 pre-
side at the meetings until President Black, VINO is
still very sick, shall recover.
James W. Clark, assistant president Of tho Brook
lyn City Railroad, died at the age OF sixty three.
AZ his rcsdrnce. No. i,O30 M}rtlc-aye.. sunday
afternoon. lic came TO this country from England
when young. aud by dlhgencc IN business rose
from the position OF car-sarter and conductorto the
o0rc he held at the time of his death. Tie also
accumulated some wealth. The cause of death was
pneumonia.
Major Howell called the attention of the Board of
Aldermen Yesterday 10 the fact that, through mad
Vertence ON his part two resolutions of the Board
passed on December %, directing the Registrar of
Arrears 10 receive certain taxes without interest,
had become law through lapse of time before he w.
tood them. He desired tho Board to rescind the
resolutions as hc believed IL had no right to reduce
interest on taxes or assessments.
The residence of DR.. George II. Smith at Jora-
.lemou-st aud Sidncy-placc was visited Saturday
afternoon by weil-drcssod young man who desired
10 see the doctor, who was not in He was left in
Tho Office and few moments later had gone. When
DR. Smith returned he found that II surgical nStru-
mont was gone also. The Young man arrested
vester,Iay lie gave his name rs Robert KeInhle
living in Delaney ST., New York Justice Walsh
committed him.
Surrogate DALEY of Brooklyn, yesterday served
upon MI Livingston, vi contests his possession Of
tLe office notice that he withdrew the motion for
n rcorgumcnt oi the decision of the CourtO Appeals
ordering new trial. and accepted tho rcrial. The
Surrogate does not by tins action yield the Office
bmt will continue in It, claiming that he took pos
session of the office legally and held it until the
| Court Of Appeals heard the case Aud rs the pres
emf decision is only for trial he asserts that
no right to Dust him, except by the result of that
| new trial, is granted.
JERSEY CITY
The receipts for taxes last week in Jersey City
| amounted To $4,000.
The jersey City and Albany Railroad will be
| oncned for travel between Jersey City and Haver-
| straw, " j., February ..
NEWARK