New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
bail, but his companion was committed to tho Lud
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
The mourning drauery will be removed from the
public buildings to-day.
divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs. Louisa IL
TIndell from her husband
The body of a man about thirty-fye years OF age
was found in the Buttermik Channel yesterday ~
was well dressed.
John Wesley Jeyous of East New-York, was
found ggilty OF bigamy YESTERDAY IN tba hnsband Of
another woman.
A liquor-seller. at No. AZ Bushwick-aye., named
T. Holden shot himself in the left breast yesterday
afternoon and died instantly. There Is no cause as
signed for the deed.
William Bressell was dangerously injured yester-
day by being run over by an engine on the Long
Island Railroad, in East New-York. lie was taken
TO the City Hospital.
Daniel Mccullough, age fifteen, of No. 81 Skill
man-st, who mysterlously disappeared on April ~,
after going Tor walk IN Prospect Park, mas re-
turned to his home. He says he has been in Boston
Veterans Day" at the 18th Regiment Fair is
this afternoon between and and this evening
between 1880 and 1890 All veterans of the war
wearing the Grand Army badge will be admitted
free.
Edward Walsh age thirty-three, of No. 139
Eighteenth-st., an engineer the steamtug Inter
national, was scalded to death yesterday by the
bursting Of a steam-Dipe in the tug, when lay atthe
foot of Twenty-ffth-st
Antonio Del Carlo, indicted for murder in the
second degree, pleaded guilty to the charge In the
Court of Sessions yesterday. lie killed shlpmate,
J IL. cCarUl, on 1llo ltaIlan CcpVom-
Der %, at the Atlantic Dock
The fourth contest in the series of moonlight
games given by the Brooklyn Athletic Club VIII
take place at their grounds at Nnth,st ana Nlntn-
ave. tonight. A good programme has been made
out and ii the night is clear line SPORT expected
The fall meeting of the Northern Presbytery OF
the Reformed Presbyterian Chnrch was held yes
terClay in the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church.
at Ninth and South Second-sts. The moderator was
the Rev. William w. Wylie. Action was taken 10
depose from the ministry the Rev. W. j. Clarke, wh
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Michael McAleer age six, was awarded $500 dam
ages in Judge KnapPs Court on tuesday Tor being
run over by grocery wagon belonging 10 JOIN
Widman of HOboken.
NEW-JERsEY.
PATrgsoN-Pa'rick Henry Shields. Of Paterson
received the nomination at the Id Assembly Dis
trct Republican Convention OF Passalc County last
night. ,,o, AVN
LUsuING-Coroner Muller, of Flushing, resumed
the inquest IN the of George X Mcclellan yes
terday. Dr. Leur ties flied that in his opinion the
man died from excessive drinking Susie drummer,
who carries the mails between Port Washington aud
Great Neck testified to meeting the deceased man
places, when he drove INTO her wagon. lie appneu
a vile epthet TO her aud struck at her with q
stick. To defend herself she struck MN WIN tie
the autopsy testified that the post mortem dd not
reveal the cause of death.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToY-The Rev. j. ii. Sinclair. on account
of Ill health has resigned as principal Of the public
SCHOOL, IL Stapleton. He held the position for sew
eral years
WEsT BRIGHToN.-Charles Dugan was lodged in
Jail yesterday charged with having caused the
death of his sister. Mrs Ellen Noble, OF West
Brighton In quarrel with his sister, Dugan, It Is
alleged beat her to insensibility. The woman died
on tuesday night. An inquest was held, and the
Jury returned verdict against Du9an. he was
subsequently arraigned before Justic Powers on
charge of murder when he entered plea OF not
guilty. lie was remanded.
WESTCHESrER COUNTY
YoNKFRs-At the meeting of the Common Coun-
ell of YOnkers on Monday, the following appoint
ments were made Theodore Fitch lReRubhcanl,
Civ Attorney. for a third term;. W. w. wilson
(Democrat), Health Officer.