New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

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fonT veary term for theft. Thomas said that the
haG contained unmade clothing" They looked INTO
the bag and found siXty-slN new shfts' MY o.
rest the thief aud took him to Pollce
ters A Jimmy and lock which had heeh PREY
| from dor were found in his pockets. Lnomas D
pilot graph is No. 1883 in the Rogues 0al'ery'
BROOKLYN.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Howard celebrated the ilitietn
| anniversary of their marriage by golden Weuoi's
| last evening, at No. 147 Iiicks-st
| The trustees of the .Jores Methodist Eplscopai
Church have purchased the ground AZ h'lu-a nv
and Monroe-t for the site of new edihce, 10 cos'
, $50 900.
Thomas W. Field, superintendent OF Public In,
srucion, is dangerously Ill with lung comPa anu
| mt his house, at Weirficld-sr. and Bush"ich-"'o
| His recovery ~ deemed doubtful
The Rev. Almon Gunni>on, pastor of All souls
UnveTsalist Church, in South Nlnth-st., mas peen
called to H.. pastOrate of Uuiversalist Cblrcn IN
Boston. Ii is thought that he VIII not accept tne
| call.
cnroner's iury has decided that William II.
| Thomas, who died Saturday night at No 20 Marcy
ave-. did not commit -ucide as at first reported pu
| died from "cXhaustiOn superinducod by loss OF
blood, caused by cutting he arteries OF his eit arm
| in an cndcavOr to alleviate pain III the head"
| A mover ent has been started Ivy John Y. Culyer.
| Chief Engineer of Prospect Park, who Is also
| prominent member of the Board OF Education TO
secure as q site for High School for the CITY, pl0t
of ground in the uDsod part OF the East Sldo Park
lands u Flatbush-ave., south OF the reservoir ana
overlooking the Park.
Seth Low Nlayor-erct of Brooklyn, visited the
Office or inc ArFcjlS COMMISSION, III ll lily nan,
yesterday, and consulted with Commissioners Booth
| and MO,Scrop lie Is informing himself III regard 70
| the condition of the city for his first message Mr:
| Low has resigned the presidency OF the Board Oh
Trustees of the Bureau of Charities, an once lie had
| held for some time. Alfred T.-Whitc has been made
| his Succc iSOr.
thlry tive, to end her Lille in the Myrtle Avenue 70
| lice Station early yesterday morning She was al
rested for diSoricr!y conduct and III the cell nrst
! hanged herself with rope male OK STRIPS on her
dress. After being cut down she tried 10 choke her
self with scarf wound about her neck. She rs
/ Thought to be uusOUnd in mind iron! Ter NlOiehJ
| actions on her part.
| The body of a man was found in the water of the
| Bay near the foot Of Siyticth-st yesterday
| morning. il bore marks OF violence, but whether
! inflicted by somc sharp instrument or caused ny
the padde-whCcl OF steamer superhclnl eAahll'-
! tion could not determine. Exccp III having cnln
whiskers the body corresponds almost exactly WIN
| the description of r. 4. Sch0nenAn, OF this city.
| who disappeared Oh October 10
JERSEY CITY.
Two new eases of smallpox were reported to the
| Health Board yesterday.
| judge Garrison Yesterday refused n new trial TO
| tlo convicted directors Oi ile deiunct Mechanics
! ard I.aJurcrs Bank whOsc appeal 10 the Court oI
! Errors recently denied, tia. court hOidlny tndI
the case was not properly before NJ ihc 'llec,ods
Will he sentenced on December /, and alter sentence
! is pronounced they can make application 20 me nc
! Chancellor Tor q writ OF error. The convicted g.
| rcctOrs are john ballard, president; James w.
| Donclan, secretary; jeremiah b. Sweeney, Patrick
Shecran, Thomas &. OCGllHghan aud A. J. DltImar.
NEWARK.
special election for Alderman was held in the
| Eleventh Ward vest riay. William ). Ayres, Re
publican was elected over Tyler PaTmly, Democrat,
| by - majority
| Two officers of the AnsOnia Clock Company, of
| Brooklyn, which company holds "A mortgage LOT
| 81 900 on the machinery aud stock OF the factory
| o. George r.. Hart n Co., o! No. 2oO W washington
ST., attempted to take possession yesterday. lney
forced open the doors OF the factory aud prepared To
| he ptfg
arrested Oh charges OF assault and battery. ihree
assistants were also arrested All were hclu ia pau
NEW-JER>EY.
| BLOoMFIrIp-The Essex County Hunt will hold
| its THANH sglying meet ~ Bloomfield at ll3O a. ILL.,
| FtIz,RETH-Thc court-rnartia. ordered by Major
Genera Mott "a tTy taptaln j. Madison Drake. OF
| Elizabeth for conduct uubocomlug an officer aud
| Y ulcmau' met yesterday M the Arcade buiIdlUg.
Clutaiu Drake through his counsel, General j. \.
Fay IT, challenged the right at cOnrt-Inartial or
deIrd by the General of division to try HIM. on me
ground that by law If the state the General OF he
! brigade 10 which his company belongs must gave the
order = the trla Of a captain. Aver deLiDeT1thg
over on hour the COurt-martlal adjourned TIL one
! week from to-day
| P.rrps,V.-Annie T. Hubbard. age seven years,
| was taken by her mother from School No. on
| Monday afternoon. he child parents, AIRED ana
| Esther Hubbard had lived M Cleveland ONO aud
| were divorced tn r. over "A year ago IN SUIT
! brought by Tia" wife for ll-treatment. Mis- HUB
bard awarded the custody pl the cllid, ON the
father obtained possession ol her ami took her 10
| his father, hO a. IN Paterson. For over u year
Mrs Hubbard did not know where her enid was.
| She learned hy chance wh"r" the girl was, and on
| Monday after consulting with Jul ge Woodruff,
| who told her she COuid take the child wherever
| found she went 10 tn school and took her dIuga-
| Ter away Constable Lynch accompanied her.
| Mrs. IA pbard AZ once departed Tor Cleveland.
| HoBoKES.-A man, whose name was not ascer-
| taurd Jumped from the ferry boat Moonachlr on
| Monday evening and was drowned. james Lam
uigau "A liquor seller, AT No. li3 NrWarA-st., Was
arrested yesterday, by kouudSinan Hayes, under
-peraI directions from Mayor Bason' Tor 8, ling
| lauor without a Eccuae. When ~ Council last
,ur.uR granted Lausgan license the Mayor vetoed
the resolution Oh tic ground thai Lanlgan was an
improper person, aud AT thc pre- ding election bad
charged candidate III his place uVr dollars ioi dol
lar. worth oi drinks the Council learned thai the
Mayor the candidate that had oecn oyercharged
| aud refused To sustain the veto. Laungun, how
| a., .r ald not get his hcenst because tine Mayor
| would not -isn IT. but Ines continued IN bus mess
| ms own recognZIncc by Recorder McDonOugh.
| LONG ISLAND
| IoyG Island CITY.-Oscnr rrcadwcll broke into
the mouse OF Robert Rhodes AT Bay Shorcon Monday
| night aud stole 300 m money. Yesterday morning
bt took the train at Baby ion ior Long Island City,
and va, arrested hc stepped from the tram when
| In reached tine latter place When searched at the
| SgS 81 on he Marine National Bank were found
| mon him. Ireldwell said that he had au accom-
| pnce in the robbery who has the remainder OF the
money.
| NEwrowN-Abram Folk, age scvcnty-iyc, n resi-
| dent of the village OF NewtOwn, where he had
bakery, attempted yesterday morning to drive
| across The track oil the Flushing and North Shore
| Railroad al The crossing between the villages II
| Newtown and Winfield as tine $50 westward bound
! IRAN was approaching The wagon struck by the
| engine ana broken into fragments; the horse was
| p,llcd and Mr. ok was thrown under the engine,
| the entire train passing over him and cutting hnn
| STATEN ISLAND.
TorfENvILLE.-Tho tug boat Mary Finn, which
| mvsterinusy disappeared iroIn Pier No. ii East
| River one night recently while Captain Denyse
Sus ashore, has b, Ell heard from iIr Phi adephia.
Engineer Putnam who has returned 10 i,l' nome IN
olt.nvllo, says that he had orders from Tic own
| ora TO take the boat 10 Philadelphia.
| ToNpKuNsVHLE.-ilugh Macken was arraigned
| -. .-,-n, hnlnrn .InaLcn knIlInnn at IOmnklns-