New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

to-day. The exercises will be prolonged rnu, p.
M, with different clergyman In charge eacn nouE.
The Rev. Charles A. Tibbals did not preach ct g.
Peters Church, Brooklyn last SUNDAY g. g;Is ~
took leave Of bis parish in Red BANK, n. =; i q.
Rev. Mr. Tibbals will preach his first sermon IN 81
Peters Church next Sunday
At meeting of the third Rapid Transit C9mmii si
aion Yesterday protest wasreoeiVed from Danlei
Badger of the New York and Brooklyn Elevste9
Railway Company, against any lnterIerence MIL
the rights Of that corporation Wnsn ,n S r;pcnai
for permission TO build IN mOsO OF Vno Phiu0iP"'
streets of the city.
Coroner Keller succeeded yesterday IN gettlpg
jury together to hold an inquest over the Do1yLoL
Mrs Elizabeth Martin Who was toqGa S YEA Iay. 1
The jury viewed the body which lay in the Dase-
ment through window from the street, and hastily
pOx on the evidence of County Physician Shepard.
The body was buried in the Potter's Field.
swinging seaffold suspended abont forty feet
above the sidewalk on the front Of store at Jay-st
and MyrtIe-ave., on which two painters were work
ing suddenly broke yesterday afternoon, and the
men were precipitated to the sidewalk; One OF
them, Thomas King, age forty OF No. 30 FleetpIace'
received fracture of one leg and probable frac-
ture of the skull: 1t is thought he cannot recover
The other, Robert Smith. OF No, 40 Court-sG, re-
ceiVed fracture of one leg and one ARM and severe
internal Injuries. His recovery Is probable. Inc
ladder used for the scaold is said to nave Deen un
SAFE
The revival services in Plymouth Church were
COuLiUubU yesterday P~-
supervision although he is suffering from severe
cold. He preached last evening on the nature OF
promises Among other things, be said !" young
man called on me to-day who suppose SoulC naye
promised me anything could have asked nun. ne
had been sent yesterday by his employers TO coect
500 $50 and then last evening he had spent IL AZ
the theatre ard in other amusements. Today tne
firm sent him again to collect the bill, and he came
to me to see If would not advance the money 10
save him.
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKEN-The tramps who for the last month
have annoyed the Sisters in charge OF st. Mays
Hospital by applying for food almost every DAY
were arrested Yesterday and committed to the fen-
Tertiary for three months. "A sneak thlef en-
tered the house of Mrs. Matlege No. 100 Bloomneld,
ST., while the family was at dinner yesterday, ana
secreted himself a small room on the parlor nooT
While Mrs. Matlege was sitting in the paIl0r at D
o'clock she heard noise in the room. and on open
ing the door discovered the thief She gave an
alarm, but the thief escaped. de was
q small sum of money. which Mrs. Matlege identl;;
fed as hers, was found IN his possession. SeVeral
ornaments, among them heavy gold lady's breast
DIN, were also found in his pockets. Inc prisoner
gave his name as William Kingston, and SAID tnae
he lived in New-YOrk. He was held for examlnatlOn'
Gustavus Rautfuss, of No. 100 Prlnce-st.,
New-York was arrested the Bremen steamship
pier last evening while smuggling some goOdS HUN
the steamer MoSel.
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsTLEToN.-POlice Commissioner Wolf, VINO mas
a contract with the Staten Island Water WORKS I'M
provement Company, put fifty men at work yester-
day on Fort HILL CastletOn, breaking ground pre-
paratOry to laying pipes.