New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-14

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bali1o gas on Monday night he came Iroll! III ~
cernes n. Y, to Brooklyn and hired room at thc
Clinton House. in Fulton-st on. MONDAY; nnon ~ nv
went to bed he blew out the gas In the
he vas fonnd almost suffocated. He was painter
by trade. 80
By direction of Commissioner French, Of the De-
partment of City Works. the removal OF me me ",
hooks and racks from the sidewalk In IronC "a
butcher shops was begun yesterday in Fult0n-St.
and Myrtle-aye One of the butchers, 10 tesV VIZ M
matter procured an injunction, and the Work W." d
be stopped until the law in the case mas peoh uo-
termlned. -,
meeting was held last evening in the Hall OF the
Adeiphi Academy, where the new Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church has held services for some h0htIS, W
formally make the church member OF tne IVnB
Island Eantisf Association The new church is the
omtcome of the division in the Washington Avenue
Baptist Church which occurred hast winter. ser
mon was preached last evening by the Rev. Dr' De
II. Thomas of the First Baptist Church.
The Commissionerselcct Of Chariu,s and Correc-
ton Brewster Kissaim and A. j. H.Van Siclen, who
will succeed Commissioners Shpman and Henry ON
January /, took the oath of ONCE before deputy
County Clerk Barnard and their bonds were ap-
proved by the Board Of Supervisors yesterday after
noon Each filed bond OF TlOoID: Inc salary Vi
each as Commissioner Will be $1,000 year.
Tn the second trial of tho suit Of John Clear
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, to
recover 500 900 damages for the loss Oh his lett reg
the jury before whom the case was tried IN INC
Circuit Court, yesterday, rendered verdict OF
81. 800. On July g. 1850, Clear got ON the front
platform Of a Court-st. at llunringdOD-st. and
The started SlltlutUN dl'i IT. Nit1 HpN sll'
wheel passing over his leg, crushing H. In the ilr't
trial of the suit verdict Of $1,000 damag was
secured from which tho defendants Appealed ana
the General Term ordered Il new trial.
Lewis LOWS, formerly q policeman and an en-
ploge of the Department Of CITY Works, but who
has recently asserted that he vas an insurance
agent. Ea-arrcstCd vest r'7y for stealing tobacco
and cigars from Morris Hrsch, tOba"cOulst n 40.
% FultOn-st. Lewis was an iutima.) friend OF
llrsch and had the run OF be attcrs shop. 'iirsch
missed oh"Cco and ci2at9 bu did not suspect LOWS
until the latter was seen 10 put box OF cigars
unG his waistcoat. Lewis admitted that he had
been carrying on the thcits for four years. largo
Quantit, of tobacco and cigars was found III ms
rooms at No. 81 WIilow-pl2c", worth ar 800. \
few months ago lewis sold 10 Gir.ch tobacco worth
SlTwIich hc had stolen from I!irsoh's store saying
that he got il for debt IN New-lork.
JEESTv CITY.
Henry G. Foster and Thomas Snow, the alleged
gold brick swudcrs, had an examination before
Justice PclOulrt Yesterday morning and were COM
united for trial after their picture, had been taken
for the Bogues' Gallery. Chief Murphy received a
dispatch yesterday attcrnc n from the Cher OF 70
lice al Boston, saying that inquiries had been noqe
there for two men answering he description OF the
PRISONERS charged with a similar Svindlr
NEWARK
Asa train was leaving the DroaI-at. station Of the
Newark and NcV-Yoik Railroad for Ncw-Yorll at &
D. H. Yesterday. Paul Walters switch cudcr al
the round house Of the road near Mulberry t., ran
rom the round house 10 turn the sWltc. for he
train. 4 few minutes alter IT, tam had passed
boy stopped az the round house and lola the men at
work there that they had better take that man OF
the truck" ard walked away. 4 search revealed
the body Of Walters lying across The track and GU.
i'm two at the breast 10y TIE tram IL could not bo
asccrtaIurd how tho accident happened Walters
was oyer ftty years OF age and leaves VIE ana
''''' NEW-JERsEY.
P,rpRsOv.-William Woodruff age forty Of
Markct-st. tell fr0w the toy of q three story
building IN Van Iloutcn-,t. Yesterday. He fell
on hi, head and sustained internal injuries. III,
right arm VAS broken and has face was consider
ably mau-lod.
HoroKrN-Jotn Torp"y. an c> plrl Keeper was
charged by his viz" ycst,riny with brutal treat
urut Of herself and an adopted dlught.r. She ~
leycs that or Wednesday night her husband while
intoxicated threw lighted lamp at ,h' child when
struck her and knocked her down. lie then kicked
the ,l d about the floor until she was nearly nScp-
sbe and be- kicked her when she iu'cr'crod 20 save
the child. a warrant was issued for his arrest
LONG ISLAND.
Nrwrowy.-Th.rca are over 2oomarblg hraGs'oncs
suitably inscribed .or placing over the graves ol
soldier ln-i,d ~ the Ne.al NcWto"h cemeteries
IA Vet no provision Tor heir erection HS been made
and tbe M department. ha- sent Wotn TO In" lo"H
Clerk 10 order the contractors To inIhi thtr CON
tract, ~ once.
Lose ISLAND ClTY.-Nichacl MuI.igan, seventy
.il,. gear. of age Who lives DO IrIrh - was run
u,e. % switch engine 10 on" Long -s.'hd hilI 81"
Com ,IuE, 20 the l...-'.'t. ''""S' a. Nte''tH"t
morning. Burh Of hi, legs wcG, Dut OF, and lac died
shortly .it,r being removed g. ms l'mc.--...
Tine financial condition of the CTS uI, become 80
bad tuut members OF the Law aud Order society
have asked lIr q conference with tine Ma or ana
CITY Treasurer 10 asc'itWu IN. amount 81 H"i Iuf
Indebtedness Of '.r city. TIE Mayor has promised
O.. furnish Ga, society Att1 COMP. s.A 'ln,Al %.
th. liabilities AID .-.t G.. of Oh" city, The police Of
the city hay, not been paid ma sIN,,,u months, cA-
c"pt on warrants which they are obil-'d To- -rI 100
h,t,, G.-. ouut......iu the Queens County Court ol
over and l.ruiucr YESTERDAY. held lt tire Court
House. Loug Island City, judge Culi.u presiding
James Schuyler indicted for E.us larceny, was
sentenced ro hc Std.c Prison F.. two years and siN
months, james DoitE, p,ut laI cut 60 Ga. ftin-