New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

$4,000 damages for personal injuries alleged 20
have been received at the hands OF william Ill -.
Hazard last summer expert ies.% 1pu conf Dr.
Charles Corey testified 10 thorough exanlnatioh
of the plaintiff. he believed that she was sunerlue
from Inflammation OF the spiun eord. re a.ooss
examination showed that the symptoms OF disease
were more morbid now than when he examineo nei
three months ago. before the fret trial OF tne SUIT
He was subjected to rigid cross-examinatiop'
JERSEY CITY.
Andrew Mccarthy who assaulted q street-car
conductor With a Garlic ok, was sent 70 the county
Penitentiary of Snake Hill, yesterday Tor one year.
John Irving and James r. Francis the two coloEsd
men who were recently convicted OF having rooov T
fenced yesterday % the State Prison for TWO years
each.
warrant has been issued for the arrest of Michael
Bubser a gunsmith, of No. As Newark-sve.. uD0n 4
charge of removing some goods from his store WHICH
were mortgaged TO Dominick Rebberger. buDSer
cannot be found.
NEWARK.
The petition of the American Rapid Telegraph
Company asking permission 10 enter ana traverse
the city with its wires, has been received by the
Street Committee of the Common Council. ana a
committee was appointed to determine the amount
of compensation TO the city for granting the prVi-
lege.
The Ladies' Art Exchange has alected officers for
the ensuing year follows: President, MIS-. |; j.
Kinuey; vce-presidents, Mrs. :. A. Starkey, Mrs.
c. L. c. Clifford, Mrs. Cortlandt Parker, Mrs. John
II. Ballentne, of Newark, Mrs: H. > Bishop, OF East
Orange, and Mrs. Grace, OF Elizabeth secretary
Miss McCarter OF Newark; treasurer. Miss Parker
of Newark. The Exchange will begin operation
during Easter week.
In the Orphans Court yesterday counsel for Mrs.
Emma Barnet Of West Orange, made appleations
for the removal of Stephen q. Smith. executor OF
the estate Of Oliver Smith on the ground that the
executor had made improper investments and had
failed 10 pay tho income regularly as directed by
the will Counsel for the executor insisted that the
estate had not lost dollar by the executor, and
that he had not been guilty OF any wrongdolDg'
Decision was reserved.
NEW-JERSEY
FIlZAnHTH-At Joint meeting Of the taxpayers
of the Fourth Sixth and Seventh Wards Thursday
night called TO consider the proposed plan OF settle
ment with the citys creditors. the Conncl was re-
auested TO make settlement on the following
basis. the debt being assumed in full flye years
interest at per cent. ten years interest at two
per cent, ten years interest at three per cent ana
would make the bonds run fifty years.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS. 8.
Rye NEcK-Ihe Sunday-School attached TO tho
Methodist Episcopal Church at Rye Neck, Of Thich
Thomas L. Rushmore Is superintendent, raised 3OlZ
on Sunday last for the superannuated ministers vi
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
WHITE PIAiSs-The smut brought by Walton ".
Evans against Clarkson ~ Potter % determine the
tite and rights To the parcel of land on Davenpors
Neck New Rochelle, called Beaehaye, has been de-
oided by Justice J. {. Dykman, of the supreme
Court. holding special term nc White Plains. Mr.
Potter was given judgment with costs. ~ a
meeting of the trustees Of the village OF White
Plains Thursday evening" three members OF INC
board. Michael Riordan aud David Nerplank. ot the
First Ward and Henry Il. Ford, OF the Second Ward.
all Democrats, offered their gnaton. ! he reason
alleged for this step is said to be the fact that 1t has
been found necessary 10 raise money 10y anticipating
the usual tax levy IN June and making a levy at
once which course will meet with firm opposition
from the taxpayers. The remaning trustees. samuel
Faile and Daniel j. 1rbp, hiicans. aud +. q:
sutherland. Democrat will have the appointment OF
three trustee, to TIL the vacancies.
CRoToN-'The frst shad OF thu season was canght
Yesterday, at CrOOn-Ou- the HUDSON. This IS CON
sitlered remarkable ~ Croton j. thrty-ive miles
above NewYor1 aud il is said that there j. no re-
cord Of any shad having been caught in the Hudson
previously.