New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-25
D.ndeDt Democratic candidate, with Republican

support.
In the Circuit Court Yesterday, Hugh Stapleton.
OF No. SS Butler-st, recovered from J9nn Meyot
81 500 damages for injuries received by the expo-
sion of seltzer bottle. which tho Defendants agent
dropped upon the sidewalk in Greenwlch-st., new
York, May 8, 1880 Fragments of the glass cut inc
plaintiffs hand.
judge Gilbert yesterday imposed 5000 costs and
disbursements npOn Philip L. Jardin and seventy
one other liquor dealers of East New-fork' VINO VINO
were arrested for violation of the Excise Law ne
suits were brought by the Rev. w. j. Hill, the rev;
b. F. Reeve and others. An indictment was iou mo
against the Excise Commissioners OF New-Lots 1or
granting bogus licenses to liquor dealers.
Several cases Of smallpox were brought to hight
yesterday. Frederick Garrett, OF No. o. PTospect-
St. and John Shaughnessey. of No. 362 Atlantic,
ave-. were reported to the Board OF Health ana ana
taken to the Smallpox Hospital In tlatbush In the
of the disease went into the Tenth Precinct Po d
Station. IL reported that two children nad uled
from the disease in the Sixth Precinct
Jose Bada, the Cuban merchant who was arrested
Saturday at Quarantine upon a charge OF bringing
stolen goods into this country, was released from
custody in Brooklyn Yesterday. Edward Mestre, OF
this city, agent for the defrauded firms In Havana
appeared before Justice Walsh. In the CITY han
Police Court. Brooklyn, yesterday. and through MS
counsel, w. w. Goodrich withdrew the complaint
1t was stated that Balia would mako all the restl-
tuition possible
The Aldermen yesterday authorized the expendi-
ture of $100000 for the increase of the water sup
ply Three or four months ago the Mayor and Com
missioner of City Works authorized q contract ior
humping water from Springfield Brook and Watts
pond into the conduit Leading from the storage res
ervoir at Hampstead to the distributing reservoir at
RdgewOOd at the cost of goo, GOO. Inc sum VOteu
Yesterday this and the cost OF the ponds lrO
which the water is taken.
At a fair I'm aid of St. Mary's Hospital, held in the
Academy of Music i'll December. city lot valued at
$500 was among the things upon which chances
were sold Ii was Olered by Peter Malon, we'll
known contractor aud It was announced that clear
title TO il would be given. Tickets to the number
of 1000 at 81 each were sold The successful pur;;
chaser Detective LOOney, OF the Police Central
Office. 1t is reported that the wife OF MI NAL
Ion refuses to sign the title deed OF the lot to Elni
JERSEY CITY.
Some of the residents of the Heights are making
arrangements to run stages from the Pennsylvania
Railroad Ferry to that part of the city.
The shOcstore of Joshua A. French No. IFS Pa
yOnia-ave., was entered Sunday night by burglars.
who carried away boots and shoes valued at $2OO
NEWARK.
There were seventy deaths reported last week.
Nine were from dphthera.
An nquisition of unacv was held in the Court
House yesterday in the case of James DUromu0, OF
Caldwell. lie was shown to he capable of taking
care of his affairs, but guardian Will probably be
appointed for him.
Theresa Riemcuschncider who vas charged with
marrying an indefinite number of husbands and
who was tried for bigamy in marrying August De
venshee, OF Newark. was sentenced yesterday to
term of one year III the State Prison.
Snse Way, of Youngsvile. Sullivan County,
NJ
baker to whom she had applied tor help, was VS.
tied by Julia NewburGer. ny whose INVITATION she
had gone 10 Newark II was found that she had
mistaken the address and gone to tho wrong house.
The annual report Of the New-Jersey Home for
Disabled Soldiers, ut Newark, shows that there are
800 inmates, So having been admitted and 100 re-
admitted in 1880: 2U5 were discharged and 20
died. The receipts for the year were S35,53l 80,
aud the expenditures S35.O11 p3.
NEW-JERSEY
HonoKrS.-Patrolma Mullen. while on duty in
Washing ton-st Sunday night. saw a man dressed
ONLY in his undcrclothc3 running down the street,
followed 10y n large crowd. The man was supposed
TO be crazy hut Guy Physician Heller found that
he was III with smallpox. The nan gave his name
as Max Miller Of No. 222 GaTtlen-st. Tie was taken
yesterday to the pest house at SnaIo Hill.
RAHwAY.-1he doOr-bcll Of the house Of Mrs.
Stratton III Hazowool-avc., Railway, was violently
rung Saturday evening and n basket was found on
the stoop containing newly-bOrn girl baby, wrap
ped in blankets, but frozen aud IN dying condition.
Ii died within IN hour and the body was taken To
the police station The end OF q ball Of Irvine had
been tied 10 the bell-pull and the twine carried
thirty feet oil, where there was evidence that
sleigh had stopped.