New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

Ellen O'Bren, age twenty-eigh', died sgd9 Stn
| Yesterday morning nj the house OF jacob eleu-
| hencr, No. % East Sixtieth-st.
| A schedule was fled Saturday in the matter OF
| the assignment of Morris ;. Heymann, seymour NJ
Heymann and Henry NJ. Heymann to William :;
| Kiclev The liabilities are Sl2S6lS 10 hominai
| assets $3.50. 629 80 real assets, $17 1874 OF.
| The congregation of the Madison bvenue Baptist
| Church, now wOrshipping IN West f'tty-third,St.'
| between Sixth and Seyenth-ayes, under the fev;
| Dr. Joseph +. Elder. yesterday morning raised
| 500 900 for the purchase of site for church
| cdiiice.
At the meeting on Saturday of the directors of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company Nathan ne
Niles, Government Director, was placed on the EX-
| ecutlve Committee. Tie other members OF tine
committee are Sidney Dillon, Elisha Atkins, r.
Gordon Dexter, Eza IL. Baker and Frederick Il.
| Ames
| Coroner Brady yesterday began an investigation
| into the death of John Mortimer, q conductor on
the Belt Railroad. who died at 81 EincenPs Hos
| pita on Saturday from a frarture of the sknil.
! Sensational rumOrs had been set afioat that The
conductor had been struck BY stone thrown by an
| enemy but several witnesses were found WHO sald
| they saw Mortimer fall by accident
Detective Tooker of the Nineteenth Precinct, ar
| rested on Saturday, IN Third-aye.. a gentlemany
Young fellow named Frederick THOMPSON, sus-
pected of being concerned IN several recent r0U-
! bpr,es M town He wore n mOusc-cOlo1ed ulster
and seal-skin cap without any peak. Justlce
Wandell. in the Yorkville Police Court renahuNu
him until to-day, when definite charges may DC pre-
ferred against him.
BROOKLYN.
A colored boy five years OF age, George Smith by
name living ut No. 81 Monroe-st, was arrested ny
CAPTAIN john Riley's police on Saturday for riding
q vclocpede on the sidewalk III Fulton-st'' near
TIoy-ave.
Tho boardinr-house kept by Mrs. Henry II:
Wheeler, mt No 367 Franklin-avc.. was entered
Saturday afternoon, and iewery valued at $500
was stolen from bureau drawers on the second 1oor
The property belongs to Miss Green ana Mrs.
Wheeler.
patrick alias "Rear Walsh. age nineteen. was
arrested Saturday night on the charge of stcalnga
horse from John j. MorrisScy. of No. sos Bnter-st.
and selling if 10 John Briggs, OF No. l.S72 Fulton
ST for 81 30. The horse is pronounced to be SICK
with CHAMBERS.
Patrick DOYLE. of No. $40 sonth Fourth-st and
Charles Schleger of No 80 Meseroe-st., got into
quarrel at Meserole and Lprimer-sts. mt midnight
saturday and DOYLE knocked Schegcr down with
his fist Scllrger fell heavily to the sidewalk. HIS
injuries are severe, but not fatal. Doyle was ar
rested.
Officers of the Twelfth Precinct early yesterday
morning broke up a disOrderly house at No. 80
MaTiOn-st., kept by two sisters, ANNE husted' age
thirty-fve, and Irene Morre Young, age thirty
four. TIE two women were arrested, together with
their daughters Mary Hustled, age fifteen, ana PTS
ella Morrcil, ago fourteen, and Alfred D. Cady, n
cigar manufacturer. who lives at 10. 1851 Feiix-st
On the applicatinn Of s. V. " hite receiver of the
Grocery Bank. Judge Gilbert has appointed A.
Cameron referee 10 report as to the proprlety OF
accepting compromise proposed BY Scheidam N
CG Of aSd' be bank To c I for $GGo9 This
firm claims 10 be insolvent and offers 20 cOmpro-
mise for $50, 900. to be paid in instalments. on
condition that the bank will surrender certain OF
the firms securities and give IL n tull release.
JERSEY CITY.
g. r Emerson was badly injured Yesterday after
noon hy being brown out Of his carriage and being
kicked in the head by his horse, which became
frightened by the breaking Of the harness. The
Injured man was taken to 81. Francis Hospital.
NEWARK.
James Lock, Of No. 80 Adams-st., IS held for beat
ing his wife.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Company, have
purchased the large property OF the Rubber works
Company for 100000.
The Executive Committee Of the Irish Relief
Association has already collected about $1,000 and
the treasurer has been instructed 10 remit the
amount TO the Mansion House Committee of Dub
John Boylan employed in tho Peters Manufacture
ing Company works, had his head caught between
n revolving pny aud the frame of machine on
saturday His left jaw was crushed and the flesh
torn from his checks.
Officer Glider Of the First Precinct was ap-
preached from behind by a crazy man named Joseph
/ BALDWIN on saturday afternoon while patrOllng
his beat in SpringGeld-aye., and was nearly
felled by q powerful blow. The officer turned and
recovered himself just in time 10 escape sweeping
blow from wood-saw aimed At his neck. The Off
Ger called for AID, aud the lunatic was secured.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAIcA.-Bishop Littlciohn administered the
rite Of confirmation TO thirteen candidates ycster-
day in Grace Church nj Jamaica.
HuxuNGroN.--It is probable that branch of the
Long Island Railroad will be constructed from the
present Huntington depot TO the village.
NEwTowv.-A movement Is being organized in
Newtown against yioiators OF the Excise law. IL II
understood that atidayits IN the cases OF number
of offending parties nave already been prepared.
GLEN CovE.-The Law and Order Association of
Glen Cove, recently organized, has perfected ar
rangelnepts for movement against unlicensed
liqnor selling IN that village and Will 1t is under
stood, begin active operations this week.
NoRrupoRT-While two y0ung men, named
A, o,,J Act of
were duck shooting nj Eatou's Neck Yesterday
morning Ackerlys gun was accidentally discharged
and the contents entered Green's thigh, sevcring the
fcmora artery and burning and laccraing the flesh
terribly Assistance was procured, and Green was
conveyed to Northport but nc bled to death before
reaching there.
STATEN ISLAND.
| NEw-RRIGnToN-Mr Parncll, the mother of the
Irish agitator has been for several years living in
| quiet retirement at NewBrighton.
| PoRT RICHMOND. Great complaint is made
| against the ferry company for allowing labOrerS
who have been at work nc the garbage dumps to fill
the cabins of the bOats, them clothing Is satur
| atcd with offensive odoTs.
| CLlFrov.-A train on the Staten Island Railway
one night last week while passing under the bridge
| IN the clifton cut was stoned by some unknown
| smashed and some of the passengers narrowly es-
| caped serious hurt.
| RrcHuoND-The Richmond County Democratic
! General Committee will meet to-day at GOmpkns-
vile TO fix the date for the primaries to be held IN
| thc various towns in connection with the annual
| town elections, which take place next month
| The Richmond County Supervisors have received a
| communication from the Willard Insane Asylum in
which IL II stated that the county is indebted "a the
! ASYLUM to the amount of about $3,017 p. If tins
! is not paid at proceedings viii be taken
against the Board to recover the amount with In
| terest. "