New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-24

gave details of the plan of construction methods Of
| propelling cars and ARRANGEMENTS for providing
| light and fresh air. General A. &. Barnes and T..
| Is. Harrington also spoke.
Charles Kessel of No. 212 South Eishth;st., a
son of ex- Charities Commissioner Moses Kessel was
aaSTss S E. fSnH Sf'sa Eas
New-Yorb with stealing 800. from him: Kessol
asserts that Flynn paid him the money in the Fro
| Department Building for not bidding against him
upon q contract to furnish certain supplies 70 the
department. The hearing Of tho case was ADJOURNED
| by Justice Walsh.
JERSEY CITY.
William O'Donnell, for whom the police have been
looking for about three weeks, was captured ny DC
tectye Clos and before justice benS ons
| Of gang who assaulted and robbed Patrick Ma
honey mllhman.
| Policeman James Mouds, the veteran Of the de-
| partment who fell dead of apoplexy while on duty
| Tuesday morning was buried yesterday AFTERNOONS
| The funeral at st. Pauls NJ E.. Church was at
tended by the Police Commissioners Chief Murphy,
the entire force of the Second Precinct under Cap
tain Ed nundsOn and details from each OF the other
| precincts. The Rev. w. b. Wigg conducted the
funeral services, and the remains were inferred III
| the New York Bay Cemetery.
Lizzie Hall. coored woman, has been doing an
extensive business for two months in robblng the
persons by whom she was employed as a servant.
She never kept a situation more than two or three
weeks and when she left her place some articles OF
domestic use, such silver ware, crockery, taOIe
and bed linen clothing were invariably missing.
morning on n charge of larceny preferred by MIS-.
George b. Fielder of Sumnit-ave., by whom sne
was last employed. Detective, Ryan stated IndS
he had ascertaned that she bad stolen goods
from Mrs Christy, in WhitOn-st, Mrs. Case,
in Paciic-ave., and Mrs Moore, III BriDkenh0i-st.
All these persons will probably make complaints
against her and she was held until they could DC
communicated with. Stolen goods valued at about
$3.50 were found in her trunk.
NEWARK.
An embezzlcment of $4,000 additional by ex :
Auditor Palmer has been discovered by the expert
accountants at work in the City Hail. The money
was obtained by method different from those
which Palmer followed in his other thefts.
James Bennett was arrested yesterday afternoon
in the shop Of the Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pany where he was employed, for dcsertng IRON
the "a United States Cavalry in December last. lie
was taken to the recruiting office, in Houston-st,
this city. 1870 ,,,,-n
FLUsUNG-ClintJn b. Smith has been appointed
Police Justice to ill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Justice Frame.
WOODHAyEN -rhrco deaths from smallpox have
occurred since Monday. The employees OF eros
leans factory, 300 in number have been yaccI-
mated by oriGr of the Health Board and the dwell
lings where the deaths occurred quarantlneu' NO
new cases have been reported
LONG ISLAND CITY-The investigation of the
affairs of the Water Department OF Long lsahd
City by committee OF the Board oi Aldermen was
begun Yesterday at the City Hall The lnvestiga.
ton was held with closed doors. The members or
the committee did not remain In session over TWO
hours, and they refused 10 give any ia
regard to the proceedings. III was learned now
ever that an examination was made Oh Chet Ehgl-
neer SpeaTss accounts, under the direction o! tne
expert employed by the Law and Order Society;
1t was not concluded, and II was ad}0urned uhtl
next Wednesday. SO far the Investigation went,
the Chief Engineer explained the disposition OF all
the money he had received from the special water
rates A cock fight took place on Wednes-
day night between the birds D Two Long 1slahG
CITY men which are known "A Bob" and Tom"
The contest was for 800 battle and 5000 on tho
main larga number OF men were present.
Eleven battles were fought. and Tom" won easily
The betting was heavily in favor OF bod"
STATEN ISLAND
NEW-BRIGHrON-Louis DejOnge, ir., until re-
Gently was Superintendent III his fathers paper
mandatory at w-BrightOn. lie Is young man
of pleasing manners lie resigned his place to make
a trip to Germany, and his fat her appointed MI
Schumacher to succeed HIM in the factory, where
large number OF the employees are young women:
Schumacher is not engaging III his manners ana
several of the young women have lett the factory;
Others say they Will leave II II the Cabbage head
Dutchman is to be the foreman.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW RoCuEILE-Ch Hyllestcd ran to catch
the train leaving for this city at 10 a; III. on
Wednesday. He slipped, ana fell under the car
Just after the train started. trederick W. Daniels,
"A Young brakeman, pulled the bell rope and sue
ceeed in stopping the train JUS as the hlnd wheels
of the ear had reached Mr.. Hyllesteds body Ills
hat was badly cut by the wheels, but he sustained
no injury
No1rNT VERNoN.-The friends of Colonel Huss
gathered in Scheuermanns Hail, on Wednesday
evening and presen ted him with gold watch and
chain worth $3.50. The Rev. Mr.. Kinder presided
az The meeting and Major j. ii. Jenkins made the
phed, short speeches were made by General W. ii.
Noble of Bridgeport, Conn.,. the Rev. Oliver Dyer,
f. " Wilson, Major Hubbard aud Captain Dlsbrow.
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