New-York tribune., 1881-09-22
NETWORK CITY.


The night schools will he opened Monday, Octo-
Der 3, and continue for ninety nights.
AT special meeting # the Dock Comrissioners
yesterday the secretary presented the credentials OF
John K. VOORHEES, as Commissioner.
OFFICIALLY DECLARED AN ACCIDENT.
GO c9roaers Jury decided YESTERDAY that the fall
May %, by which James Regan was killed and
several men badly injured, was an accident.
BURGLARY IN GREENE STREET.
Burglars broke into rooms occupied by w. X.
Ellis, at No 78 Greene-st., last THURSDAY, and stole
furs valued at 50 000 the property of n. J. Noonan
q Co., of Detroit. whose agent Mr. Ellis was No
track OF the thieves has as yet been found by the
police.
SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY.
Robert DE Neuve, copyist, pleaded guilty in the
Court OF General Ses ions yesterday TO having COM
mittei burglares at the houses of John r. Simpson,
30, o22 East one-hundred,and -eightee' th-st; and
samuel B.. Fay, No AZ West One-hundred-aDd-
twenty yeghth-st. He was sent to the State Prison
by Judge Cowing for five years.
NEW FRENCH STEAMSHIP IN PORT.
The new steamship Chateau LeOville, the second
steamship built for the Compagnie Bordeiaise de
Navigation Vapenr, has arrived at this port on her
punt IN seven water-tgt commandments is $50 feet
IN length 40 feet beam, 81 feet depthof hold, and
4,oOO tons As she IS built particularly for
limited.
STEALING pIAMoNDs PROM A NEGRO.
Edward d. Kesdra. If No. 102 West Ihird-st.. the
wealthy negro who inherited the greater part Of his
Wealt from his wife. i'll the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday accused his neice, Nettie Cunning
NO 20 Hlnet a-Iane, of having stolen from one of
ms rooms, m December last, diamonds anl iewelry
valued at S425. Justice Otterbourg held both girls
for trial IL 81 900 bail.
"A EIGAMIsT SENT TO THE STATE PRISON.
William l.. Newman barber thirty-nne years
of agc. pleaded guilty IN the Court of Special Ses-
sonS yesterday TO an indictment charging him with
nlgainN. IN January, 1871, he married to Rose
Mewman; and has four children by er, In Febru-
l6l East Thirty on6-st., his first wife being at
tne time alive judge Cowing sentenced him to the
fny two.
BROOKLYN.
u In the suit for absolute divorce. brought by Mrs
Margaret Page against Henry Page, q. l.. Fox has
been made referee by Judge Pra t.
The funeral of the Rev. John McElhinney, pastor
OF the Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Sor-
rows at Corona, l.: l.. will take place to-day in st.
took place at 81. Peters Hospi al Monday.
Charles Becker, the notorious bond and bank note
countcrfeter, was arraigued before Justice Walsh,
IN the CITY Hall Police Court upon a charge of for
the detectives who made the arrest. L. II. Fuller
Dank-teller, was He'd witness TO identity the
made the lithographic stone hut ne said he would
refuse to take the note as genuine, The further
animation was set down for saturday.
JERSEY CITY
A true bill of Indictment has been found against
Martin knkowskI for the murder of Nina Muller In
the woods at Gutenberg May 3.
Harrison Bell cana-boat captain, was arraigned
before Judge Gcloubet yesterday for brutallV As
Sautlng boy named Willie Eckhardt. While the
boy was at the helm the boat ran aground, where
upon Bell stripped him. beat him cruelty with a
leather strap which left purple mark after every
blow. and finally threw him on the towpath. The
boy made his way to hou.e where his bruises were
washed and he was furnished with clothing. Tho
prisoner is held for examination.
NEWARK.
Joseph Kleinhardt, of No. 40 Lafayette-st. while
walhlng on the track of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Tuesday, was struck by train and so badly injured
that death ensued subsequently.
The Newark Water Board and the Jersey CITY
d Pnh!Ic Norris haN a. iol 30,
cert IN securing the prompt removal from the river
OF all sources OF pOlUtons and in taking steps 10
keep the water supply pure.
NEW-JERSEY
WAyERLY.-There was a large attendance at the
ar on the New Jersey State Agricultural Society at
Naverly, yesterday. Among those on the grounds
We're Mrs Grant, the mother of General Grant and
her daughter, Mrs. Cramer.
PAIERsoN.-The girls employed IN the soft silk
winding room OF Pelgram x MyerSs mill. at Pater-
son. struck yesterday. Tuesday, the day of the
hremens parade, several of them left their work
without giving any notice. Yesterday morning
they were discharged. Thereupon the rest of the
girls III the room also left their work