New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
NEW-YORK CITY.


THE TRIBUNE has received - from MIS- H. lor
Mrs Albrecht, of No. los Rdge-st
The Judges of the Marine Court. by unanimous
vote. Yesterday elected Judge George Shea PIesid-
ing Justice.
Charles W. Sampson, negro, was arrested yes
terday ut No. 217 Sullivan-st.. charged wtth ior-
gerry and burglary at Deposit, N Y. He was sur
rendered TO the village officers
Thomas Haley, age forty years. of No. 30 East
Thrty.sixth.st, ut work in a new building, at
Eighfy-sixth-st. and Second.ave., yesterday 1e1
from the third floor and WAS killed.
The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free Free
Course will be delivered this evening III the gretS
hall at O'clock, by the Rev Robert Coilyer' Oh
New. York CITY, on. " Clear GIlt."
The American Bible Society's receipts for Deem;
Der were $40 442 90. Copies OF scripture 1ssHeu
115, 844 which is the largest number issued dorins
any month for more than twelve years.
The following assignments for the benefit OF cIed-
itors were filed Yesterday: Jacob Strauss TO Ellas
ene with preferences S%4nSih f6 no nreiEe2ences
Henry Alsberg 10 Solomon WeliS WIN PIcioio"'''
amounting to Sill.
The Aldermen have not yet been paid Tor thc
months of November and December, ana SonIIoliel
Kelly has refused 10 make out ndillduai WaTian,s.
The MAYOR Yesterday sent him letter regard 10
the matter in reply to Mr. Kcllys last comnunica-
ton.
The second annual reception of the Union Boat
Climb will take place Monday evening at the Lex
inQton Avenue Opera House. The music VIII DC
under the leadership of =. 5. Gilmore and "A. BERN
stein.
80 immigrants from five steamers. Tue france
from London brought ~; the Circas@ia, from OIaS-
cow 142; the " yommg; from Liverpool, iio .no
Scythia. from Liverpool ~; the hel'0'"' W
Liverpool, OF.
Mrs, p. 4. Peckham of San Francisco, who has
been doing IN extensive and effective WORK on tnc
Pacific Coast will speak tomorrow afternoon 1T inc
Havcrly's Theatre temperance meeting Mrs. Peck;
ham is everywhere mentioned as an eloquent ANU
effective speaker. ,
The organization of cooperative stores upon the
Iii, i'm
and BROOKLYN. number OF societies nave Decn
formed and central store Is soon TO be opened
which will supply these societies with goods nh IN
their membership is numerous enough 10 enaDie
them TO start retail stores Of their own. thereafter
the central concern will act a wholesale purchas-
ing agency.
hired room at No. 500 SiXth-st. on December d.
She told the housekeeper THAI her husband hau uc-
serted her but that her iather-in-iaw an olu en-
Move i'm A. f. Stewards store, would pay the rent
From last Sunday she was not seen until yesterday,
when she was found dead in her bed. FROM hcr
position ii evident that she lad dl9d III Great
agony On q char near the bed stood an empty
whiskey bottle and ono haf-tilled; lot OF pawn
ticket, representing apparently all hGr ciothlng
that was of any value, bore the name of Blame.
BROOKLYN.
Tho omount Of taxes collected during December
was $3,5s2,417 81.
The deaths for the week ending December 27,
1870 were 2l2; marriages, IS births, $50.
The Board of Health yesterday directed Sanitary
INSPECTOR
each school-hOuse IN the city.
In the suit for divorce brought by Mrs. Anna ].
Burkhart. wife Of Joseph Burkhart, OF No: 20
Ewen-st the Court Yesterday granted her 30
week alimony and $50 counsel fee. The defend
AMI IA shoedcaler, and is reputed 70 own property
worth S2OO,OOO.
The fist order Of the new Adjntant-Gcnoral Of
Governor Cornells staff puts General James jour
dan m command Of the Second Division nntil
Naior-C General Is appointed The order III effect re-
insiatcs General Jogrdan In the position where ne
was before the order OF Adlutant ,Henerhi Moo1
ward dispensed with the Second Division Head
quarters.
Among the officers whose terms expired with the
wear are the Park Commissioners, the law providing
that they shall hold Office until January i, loSu'
and that then the MAYOR shall nominate, and with
the consent of The Common Council shall appoint
their successors for ten years The number oil Com
n,s.,oners ia eight at present there two yacan
| cics from death J. :. I. Stranahan is president
Application was made to the Board Of Health yes
I to-day by Mrs. Margaret Cullen OF No. 10 Fort
Green place that the return Of her marriage should
| bc made as directed by law. by the Key. j. r.
| McCvcrn. who married her December 4, 1873
The Board sent a request 20 the clergyman TO make
the return of marriages for that year; aud In case
| of Noncompliance be Is TO be prosecuted. MIS-
Cullen desired the official record in order to get q
pension due her husband, and tho clergyman refused
| TO furnish IL to her.
JERSEY CITY
Judge Knapp yesterday set new day for the
second trial Of Mrs. Jennie Il: Smith and Covert d.
Bennett, for the murder OF the husband Oh tue ior
|
| pbuip l. Lee. a contractor. has been given judg
ment in the Supreme Court for $1,000 against the
township Of KcarDey for certificates given hlE: III
| payment for work done on the pnblio streets.
sheriff TofIcy. of Hudson County. has execu-
tion against the town OF Harrison IN favor OF
Michael Lawless, which will be served to-day, Mr.
recently sued the town for bill for publishing the
tax sale list and obtained Judgment Tor SfII
NEWARK.
fire occurred carly last evening at No. SO Me-
chanc-st., building occupied by Martin * Lyon,
| saddlcry hardware manufacturers. cause by the
oyerheatng of a stove. The damage amounted TO
81 900. There was no Insurance..
There were 2,9s0 burial certificates issued during
| 1879 of which 7O2 were for mon. $50 women, Sl2
bows. and 7Gj girls. OF the number $40 were under
one year of age and lightweight over eighty
years of age; 416 died from consumption, and 234
| from pneumonia.
NEwJERsEY.
| GIoUCEsTER-Tho County Temperance Alliance
has heartily approved Of the action of the State
Temperance Alliance in determining to apply to tue
Legislature for the passage OF general Local Up
! ton law.
ELlzABErH-Mrs. Wbitmorc, age twenty-seyon,
fell beadforcmost into cistern on Thursday after
| noon and was drowned before she could be taken
out Judge Nixon has delayed q decision IN the
mandamus case in order to take time to give It a
careful consideration, as he does not DelleVc that
| either party can be benefited by haste.
LONG ISLAND.
COLLEGE PorNT.-Charcs Marx. the postmaster
Of College Point. was arrested yesterday morning on
| the charge of cmbcZzlcment. lie was taken DetOfc
| the United States Court at brooklyn.
STATEN ISLAND.
| Observation-Disclosures ~ prevalent in tho
thickly populated PORTIONS of the village and also
| in the farming districts.
| PoRr RIcHMOND.-The ferry company has pur-
chased tract of land adjoining its present prop
crty and is about to build ferry-h0usc III connec-
ton with the pier now in process Of construc-
| ton.
| RICHMoSD-Mrs. J. s. Lowell of the State Board
cir laff mn III
tion TO be sent to the Senate and Assembly asking
that means be taken for checking the demoralza
ton of female prisoners and paupers, aud 10 relieve
the county iails of convicted women, by providing
| separate institutions for their detention and re-
| formation, to be under charge OF officers of thor
The Board OF Supervisors at its last meet
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