New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

came in bis favor. Adams lost his s. 600. He cou-
planned TO Brooklyn friend, WHO Scnt nm 10 IA
snector Byrnes A description Of the fwindler' nav
inc been obtained they Were arrested on SunoaY'
and locked MP at Police Headquarters. Their vac
tim identified them fully yesterday
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
Charles Kir,her of NO. =, 1873 TniTd-avc.. a man
who was employel by William II. Nlnniy TO scr'o
liquor dealers with legal Paoers, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Gardner in the Harlem iohce Gour
Yesterday. on q charge Ofperury. The cOnllainHnI
was Andrew Jensen, a liquor dealer. of No. 40
TIL rd-ave., on whom KIrcher was given a summons
70 serve by Mr. Mundy VINE Jcnscns ease Mas
taken against him When NE was made aware or
the fact he went before Judge McAdam or tho
Marine Court, aud swOre that he never hal beeh
served with n summons He then went before
Justice Smith at he Harlem Police Cont ana swore
out n warrant for the arrest OF klrcher, VINO Ilal
previously sworn that he had served Jensen WIN u
summons Kircher waived examination and Justice
Gardner held him in $1,000 bail TO answer at lho
Court OF General SESSIONS
ST NICHOLAS SOCIETY ELECTION.
A meeting for the election of officers was hed
last night at Demonico's by the 81 Nlchoias 90
cictv. The officers elected were as follows: \; 10
Lawrence PTes3snt ~ i ba and oSr M rs
second third and fourth vlce-preslaehts; EdWaIu
Scbell treasurer; G.. A. SchermerhoIn, secretary T;
Henry Erskine Smith assistant secretary the hey
+. +. Vermilye and the Rev. Or; \. II. SchencK'
cLanIains: DR. Abram Dubois and DIR. I. W. Chee.-
mas physicians: DIR. JameS Anderson ana Dr. ,.
V H. 8ogert consulting physicians; Frederic &c
William Rcmsen, b. II. Field, j. T. Irving. J. NJ
WcIean Carlisle Norwood, b. l.. Swan, IT., A. Ia.
Nocdouough RObcrt G.. Remscn and John sch Yicr'
MANAGERS: Eugene Schicfelin, J. W. Beckinan.
Stnvvcsant Fish, Robert Stuyyesant ChauncGv ~
Depcw Seymour 4. Bunce and +. Benedict Oakley
stewards -
The expense To the city for the late elechon
amounted to S26,757.
The paving Of ; xth-ave., between Eighth ana
Ninth-Sts. was ordered by the Aldermen yesterday
I,rr,r INN a. led
Yesterday i'm the Court of Oyer and Ierminer t.. L.
Dillingham;, cashier, of No ii South OXiord-s," Is
foreman
Peter A. Bohanna n lawyer. was sentenced to one
years IMPRISONMENT in the PenItcntaTY yesterday
having peade guilty to obtaining @@'ooo vi i'''''
pTetcnccs, from william BAIT
Public School NJ 3, in which it was found SatGr-
day that one child OF the janitor was SICK win Tue
dIphtheria and another with the scarlet FEVER was
fumGatcd and cl' sed Yesterday
burglars entered he house Of Joseph Naslin, NO.
10 kingsand-ave, sun ay hlghl WINE lIe ANN
was at church and stole 81 IN money, IA watch anu
chain and several othcr articles.
DEGREES of absolute divorce were made ny judge
Pratt yesterday IN the salts OF Mrs, sophie SulsNnan
against kecvIs Suisslman, and oil Nllnah H. -
Shepard against Mis-. Martha shepard
In consequence o the numerous complaints rela.
tive to the defective condition OF the iTuan's
Home i'm East Ncw-lorS, the Board 81 Aldermen
yesterday voted 10 appropriate 5000 Tor temporary
repairs.
~ -
send as member of Assembly m the AIlth DIstrlc'
of klngs County, by majority OF ~, Is now con
coded by his opp ncnt. Peter an Cott' VINO asserts
that he was counted out ~ the town ol fiatlhl1H.
The jewellers ot No. 27G SchcrncrhoTn-st. have
complained Ia the Board of Health OF the annoy
ancc caused by smoke steam and Use IN the si'h
and blind factory of Hiram Kirk, next door lhry
80 assert tina the EN- nc rs run III Icchl'9' hiih-
upr it'll danger of an explosion oi the bOltG
The members of st. Anthony's Roman Catholic
Church who served on the law committee "hich
took action to compel Bishop Loughlu 10 give an
accounting of the funds gwen To- pay the debt oil 'hc
church were refused on sunday the privilege ol
venting the pews they have occupied ia the chdich
up 10 tins time.
4 suit to recover $4,000 damages was begun IA
The Circuit Court Yesterday m behalf Of frduris l.
Fitzgerald, agr sixteen, AGAINST the liydr'unc
Works IN Van Bruut-.t The slit ~ based upof the
loss of the plluI hand Willc Wothlug lh the lac
tory the machinery not being properly covered aud
lighted. Thcdcieudants set up general denial
contest is lil civ to arise over the election Of Al
derman in the Iwruty-uith Ward last week. J.N.
Gcdncy iRcpubhcanl has . majority 0i over JOo on
the face of the returns Friends of the opposing
candidate, l.. II. kmccrt, say that tie ballots g 81
{ r Gcduey lack the proper caption FOR supervisor
Of the Iwcuty-iith Ward, and bear ohly the "oIus.
" For Supervisor
The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company sent 20
% the Common Council Yesterday,
a.Liug # auv change If %, route would be deemed
cApadir f. As the road i, nearly completed, amt SUI
cc5ting that a change, bringing tie road neat The
CITY Hall IN portion, of Iuitou-,t and Myrtc-aNc,
lerred ~ the Railroad Committee.
Alderman Ion 5. of the lhIrl Ward. who is under
indie meat for receiving Incorporated money 81
the Board of Educa .ion lu connrciyn with his
G.. \. W. stuart @A-st'r'iary 81 tH'
Board attended the meeting ui the Common 'ouu-
eli YESTERDAY for the first time since his arrest. HAD
he not been present lis seat would have been de-
ClaIcd vacant bV reason on absence IRON Tour n
gecutIve meetings of the Board.
Commissioner French of the Department of PuU-
lie Works, sent communicate Il 10 the Aldermen,
YESTERDAY, setting tOrth the need OF Immediate ac-
ion in providing q fourth pumping engine Tor the
RidgeW God Pumping -tatluu. thlcf Engineer Van
Buren, SAYS the tIIcc engines now IN Use nave 20 run
four five days every week 10 supply the
81 500 so gall ms of water now ually used, lcav-
ing very lit time 10 examine ana keep them ~ or
der. The Aldermen lcrIcu the matte. 10 the Water
and Drainage Committee.
JERSEY CITY.
Michael Roach q labDrcr, was struck by AN Enc
Railroad engine at icuderspu-st. crossing a,t even
ing and pTouably fatally injured. Tie was removed
10 ST. Francs's Hospital. He lived IN Hobokcn and
was returning home from work.
Martin Kinkowsli, the condemned murderer is
greatly worried about the destitute condition of his
wife and children, and brgs money for their relief
from everybody who calls upon HIM. One OF the
officials at the Court House has promised Ia prepare
for him heading Tor a subscription list with which
his wife Will go about and solicit aid.
Ellen Coye, age twenty, was arraigned before
Justice PclOubet yesterday on charge OF abandon .
ing her infant She had been betrayed under prom
Use marriage, she alleges by John Gavin and, her
parents drove her OF the house. Gavin's parents
gave her shelter until the child was born and then
they also drove her out, bat she refused to take the
infant with her. Application made To the
Oversecr of the Poor to place the child in the alms-
house but he refused and caused the mothers arrest.
NEWARK
The body of man found by some labOrcrs,
living close TO the track Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, near the coal dumps. early yesterday morning
There was a bullet wound directly over the hcart,
of nature To cause death, and revolver Law the
ground near BY. The BODY was subsequently iden-
titled that Of Wilbur Crane, age II. OF No iii
First-st.
Stephen II. Marsh, a collector for T. j. Nungesser.
master carpent r. OF No. l23 WashingtOn-si is ac-
cuscd by has employer OF collecting ana fnIling to
return several hundred dollars Nungcs ier some
time ago discovered that Marsh had msappropr ltcd
500. and Marsh promised to make the amount
good. This he failed to do and subsequent invcsti-
CATION showed that "A still larger amount had been
taken.
William Furniss who was arrested on Saturday