New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

Railroad Company G1sSP HouS anles w. bIUsu ar
Warner Miller Of Herki@er, \. ". fo t,''s hotc5T
Ct BusS and eny L. LAMB Of
bany Hotel-H Victor NeWcomO OIL Loui''e
NEw-YORK CITY.
A beer cask exploded yesterday IN saloon at st;
Anns-ave. and Observation-Disclosures, ana
Randolph Weber. age thirty, who was tapping IT,
was bruised about the face and hands,
As Michael COlwell. age nineteen, was gong rom
the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday to prison iof
robbIng a grocery store his sweetheart teariuliy
gave him two papers of chewing tobacco.
Among the persons elected members OF the ITO
duce Exchange yesterday were Jesse X. Grant, son
of the ex-President and ii. Ii. HOnOre Jr. part
ner of Mr. Grants in tho grain commission Dusi-
ness.
New-York City. apped.for aid ar the Charity Hos
pliol of jersey City yesterday. He was suffering
from pisto-shot wound near the heart. lie sa1d
lie had been shot by tramp.
The Lincoln Club Of the With Assembly Dls-
trct has elected the following officers: PRESIDENT
Cornelius Van Cott; yice-presidGhts, " 2ohn II.
Dorm c. Voney King; trelSlrfr James H. SStfGns W,in
Tcrhune John VI Kcevcr Thomas Mckee; sergeant
alarms, Daniel j. Kelly.
Sxty-fve master stevedores of this port yesier-
day organized the Master StevedOIes' Association,
eccting the following officers: President, Johh
Zittluseh; vice-presidcnt Peter Hogan; treasurer,
j. b. Phillips; secretary l. y. Greco. he OBJECT OF
the association to establish rates for loading and
dischargng vessels.
Atameeting of the Board of Managers of the Pro-
duce Exchange yesterday. the GENITAL system was de-
cared postponed and all rules IN connection there
with far they affected the trade lntercslsWere
rescnded. The action of the Board was reporedt TO
a subsequent meeting of the gram trade, which
passed resolution OF approval.
The American flag raised in the old part Of
Central Park at sunrise yesterday in celebration or
the battle Of New-Orcans, January =, 1912: IDS
was done by Adjutgnt Warner. on behalf on the
veterans of 1912. There were no other exercises IN
connection with this event. the veterans not even
coming together. Aside FROM the display OF teW
flags from public buildings there was no other pup
lie recognition of the day.
Ellen Kelly who has been In insane asy lum
and still shows indications of lnnacy. appeared at
Castle Garden yesterday and told Superlntendent
jackson that five years ago she inherited $1,000
which was put in bank in Philadelphia IN Gnst
for her. For nearly three years the has t 1oar4ed @
funds in bank exhausted, and wants Ellen to 90
back to Ireland, whence she came She came to
NcwYork ard failed to take checks for her baggage
which the railroad company now refuses TO deliver
She claims that in her trunks silks and jewclTy
valued at $3.50. Mr.. Jackson will send her to the
care OF the State Board Of Charities.
BROOKLYN.
The battle of New-Orcans was noted yesterday
by the appearance Of flags upon the public build
iHgs
The Sanitary Superintendent reports that there
are . SOB cows IN the city, producing 177OS quarts
Of milk
The whole amount of arrearaGes OF taxes that had
accumulated up to the end OF lol9 IS reported Dy
Register Of Arrears OKeelie to be Tl7 7226,O31 81.
A contract was made yesterday by the Board OF
CITY Works with &. Kennedy. ir.. to clean the sew
ers and sewer basins for $1,000 during the current
year.
Emma Burke. acc nine months. was sCaldod to
death Thursday night by the accidental overturn-
ing Of a pan OF hot water upon her, at No. So Val
tOn-St.
The Brooklyn City Railroad has in contempla-
tion the extension of its Greenpoint line, now
running through Myrtle aud Classon-ayes. 10 the
Eastern District, through that portion OF Cl1sson-
ave. south Of Myrte-ayc. 10 Prospect Park en-
trance and 70 the depot of the BROOKLYN, fiat6ush
needed legislative acton can bo secured the Ialls
will bc speedily laid. L will give direct routeto
Coney Island from the Eastern District,
JERSEY CITY.
The argument on the motion for new trial in the
cnse Of the nix convicted officers and directors of the
Mechanics and LabOrers' Savings Bank, will take
place to-day before Judge GaIretson in Jersey City.
YoNKFRs-John J. HoughtOn is now under arrest
in Yonkcrs for bigamy. lie had one wife living at
Woodlawn and another at Yonkers. Both women
are respectable, wel-appearng women There Will
be n hearing in the case tomorrow
Patrick u. O'Mara a well-known Democratic pol
itican Of Jersey City, was placed under bonds yes
tcrday on a charge of assault and battery made by
Martin Fnck, the clerk Of the City Board OF Educa-
ton. he assault grew out OF dispute.
NEW-JERsEY.
TLIzABFrH.-C Chancellor Runyon has issued an
order citing the prOprietOrs of the acid works to
appear before him on Saturday and show cause why
n
from continuing their business 70 the detrment OF
the public health. The bill includes the alidavits
of all the physicians of the city.
PATERSOH.-The Common Pleas Court has
dcred the release Of Adam Frus from jail. He was
committed by Justice LOTUS for fraud, the fraud
consisting in failure TO redeem promise 20 pay
a board bin Of - at the time he had agreed 10 do
so. A sut for $1,000 damages for false imprison-
ment has been begun by counsel for Frus.
LONG ISLAND
SETAUKEr.-Itis is said that the Central Railway Of
New-Jersey has purchased fer a steamboat the half
finished vessel at Sctauket contracted for by cot
ton broker. who faled before ltswas finished.
CHRISTIAN IIOOK.-Marcus Burr principal of the
Pubic school at Christian Hook, was arrested yes
terday on the charge OF severely whipping William
Rnvnor thirteen years OF age, of his pupils. The
charge was made by John RaynOr, the boys father,
and Burr upon being arralgned before Justice
LOscc, at BaldWlnS gave bonds TO await the action
of the Grand Jury
CoRoNA-Thc school-housc at Corona was again
broken open recent. and another attempt was
made to burn the building. Tho fire, which was
started on the floor IN the front room near the
lihrary-casc burned the floor partly through and
also consumed portion of the library before II WAS
discovered. The doors. that werc locked were
Injured beyond repair. and the desks were broken
open and their contents scattered over the floor.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMrKINsvnIr.-lhe Republican General Com
mittec Of Richmond County Will meet on Monday
next at D. m. for organization, and to arrange for
the primary elections
MIpD1rToN.-1hc Police Commissioners have
been informed OF the existence Ol thIN unlicensed
liquor saloons III the town. and have promised the
arrests of the offenders.
RICuMoND-Ihe Richmond County Board of Su-
pervisors has con plctcd its annual report for the
past year. which shows the county To be IN a much
more favorable financial condition than two years
ago.
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