New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-25
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER e5, 1881


York The motion denied
DIR. Richard Fisher, age seventy, of No 197 south
Portland-ave has been missed from ms nome Ior q
week He has been identified with literary "oiA
! and compiled Poor's Railroad Manual
4 mass-meeting will be held in the Academy o,
Music this evening under the auspices OF tne Lahu
League 10 consider the recent events IN IreiaIiO
Mayor Howell will preside, and several speeches. are
promised
The Board of Aldermen yesterday adopted
resolution to change the name of Berkeley-place
that part of Sackettst. between Fifth-ave ana tne
Plaza road) to Garfeld-place. One reason uIgeu ~
the persons pettionng for The change was thaI to
adjacent parallel street named Lnc9in-piace.
The name of Bereey-place was gwen 10 the s.reeo
NV resolution of the Aldermen about SIX mOnJnS
ago
The Lee Avenue Baptist Church. which has been been
without n pastor since the resignation Oh tne hey
J. HYATT Smith member of Congress from the TIA
District and which has not held regular services
since the summer vacation, VIII resume services
next Sunday. At meeting held day before yester-
day money was pledged TO carry on the church.
The edifce i'm Lee-aye. being in the hands OF the
MORTGAGE the services will be held in the lecture
roon The pulpit will be supplied.
The important question came before the Common
Council Yesterday of authorizing the purchase OF q
horse for the use of Assistant Engineer Smith, of
the Fire Department. The committee renorted IN
favor of paving $500 for tine animal. Alderman
Roberts urged that good enough horse could be
purchased for 5000 Alderman O'CHnnell said that
$500 was what had been paid for all horses IN his
time and he thought it was little enough. Alder
man DOYLE SAID that the horse in whose place new
one was to be got had died after eleven years OF ser
vice and knew almost rs much rs any fireman: The
question came uD on an amendment to astho1ze
thc expense Of 5000 for the horse. This was lost,
and the origi al motion prevailed.
The business of the C. !. Sands stage route has
been transferred to the Brooklyn Stage Company.
Application was made 10 the Board of Aldermen to
make Some changes in the route and for confirma-
tiOn of the rOue to the new company. Upon the
rcDort of the Committees Law and Railroads yes
terday it was voted by the Aldermen to confirm the
following route for stage: From Classon-aye.,
between Fulton-st. and Lafayette-aye., along
Gleason and Lafayettc-aves to Flatbush-ave; also
from Clinton and J0raemOn-sts, along Joralelnon,
Furman, and Montague-sts. to, the Wall street
Ferry and from COurt-st. through JOraemon-st. to
Clinton-st.. and also from the Bedford Station on
the Long Island Railroad, along Classo1, Lafayette
aud Fatbush-aves., and Fulton, Joralemon, Fur
man aud Montaguc-sts. to the Wall Street Ferry.
JERSEY CITY.
Two new cases OF smallpox were reported yester,
day at No. 1856 Esscx-st. and one at Henderson and
Niuth-sts.
The strike at Lorillard's tobacco factory ended
yesterday, $50 of the 100 girls who were on strike
returning 10 work uncOnd tlonally.
Francisco Corbelli, of Perth Amboy, was killed
bound train on the Pennsylvania Railroad His re-
mains were taken 20 the MOrgue.
Martin Kinkowsd. the convicted murderer of
Philomena Muller, is suffering from nervousness, but
has not lost his appetite rs he is able to eat three
hearty meals every day. County Physician Con-
verse who hlm yesterday that the prisoner
is completely broken down, and that he would not
be surprised if he cheated the gallows by dying
from fright.
John Arguyer, a laborcr employed to transfer
baggage from the Pennsylvania Railroad cars to the
crates which IL ~ taken To New York, was arrest
ed bv Detective Frances yesterday on charge OF
larceny. Numerous complaints have recently been
made to the railroad authorities that baggage had
been stolen. and Arguyer, it Is alleged, was caught
in the act of appropuatlug a trunk. lie was held
for examination.
In the Hudson County Circuit Court yesterday
Charles n. Ia ourette was sentenced TO four years
in the State Pr.on for stealing a watch. William
Harding who entered the rooms of a Chinese student
IN HobOken and robbed him of jewels and clothing,
got Eve years in the State Prison. Martin Morris
and James Simpson, the sneak thieves VINO stole
cash box from the Office of Stewards carpet-cean-
ing factory. were sentenced TO four years each III
the state Prison.
bell at Mrs LOGS woods house at = o'clock Sunday
morning and 2 woman who sleeps upstairs, snppos-
ing him to be one Of the family, threw the Key oil
the door out 10 him. After gaming adnlit ahce,
Duffy stumbled about ami maize so much noise
hooking over furniture that Mrs. Lockwood was
av akened and gave an alarm; H"r TWO sons toGk
Duffy for % burglar, and, amid great excitement Ia
the neighhorhOUd, he was arrested. when tho
priscnrrcx planned that he got drunk at wake ana
nIstook the house for his own home the charge was
altered 10 drunkenness, and Justice Peoubet ie1 lim
OIL with night fine. .
Trlucis Fancina, age twcnty-six, was instantly
killed near he East Newark station Ot tn Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad, al seven clock yesterday morning
Fancina jumped from the train which was III mo-
ton, and WIS thrown under the wheels one Oh
which crushed his head lie lived at Orange.
LONG ISLAND.
IluNrFRs PoNr.-As the II o'clock boat from
Thirty -iOurth-st. Ncw-iOrk. was on her trip Ia
Hunters Point yesterday morning in mid-stream'
an unknown man. who was apparently intoxicated,
was seen TO fall over the rail by three or four per-
sons VINO gave the alarm. The boat was stopped
ami backri, and search was made after the man,
but without success.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEsTFIELD.-" PINK eye has broken ont among
the horses ia We7tGt'd.....T The people of Westhcd
protest against the burial OF yellow fever patients
I'm their town They claim that their health Is III
DANCE aud propose TO appeal to the next Legisa-
ture to have the Quarantine burial grounds removed
from fine town.