New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-16

race with Hospodar. Kelly was arrested an ,hsr
bail In $1,000. the 6ondsmein 4e PEN was made TO
Ia OIL , anu of tbe balmen, and yesterday the
Court ordered Kelly to furnish new Dr. 81 the
meantime Kelly is to be ID '"0 '''
Sheriff.
The usual Saturday afternoon co nnCel. VIII w
given to-day in Prospect PARK, nj ciooA'
Forty four persons were admitted 70 ~
"a, har nv the supreme Court General lellh' yes'eI
day. 900 puoano,,
Maggie sherman age fifteen. of No. $50 Prospect-
st. has been missing from her home since Sepse'n1f
Der D. Ii is thought that she lett nome oeo""' "
difficulty with her stcpfathcr.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday voted 70 give
Chief Engineer Melville the freedom OF tlie cry S Si,r
TO offer hm reception III the City nan upon u"S
to be designated.
The Rev. John w. Chadwick who has spent his
vacation at his summer home at Chesterheid' MASS,
will resume preaching III the Second Unitarian lls.
Church, at Clinton and COngresS-sts' ,o-hoii'"'
His subject will be " Practical Religion"
Edward Rowe. who recently sent to Mayor Low
his resignation a member of tho Board Oh ruo';,
ton. and who refused to withdraw IL az llle siasv
request. sent letter to the Mayor yesteIutS vrc
drawing IT. as the plcadingso the chlluren "oi'
too much for his determination.
George Mckee. of Paterson, n. j., and VS..
Helng of Chicago, were arrested ycseISi%S;
stealing surgical instruments from phS slc ILL.,
-Four sets worth about 500, were found III tlltr
pOsscsslon. One SGT was ldentlhed by ~ new,
OF No. 176 Prospcct-place, as having oech s'oi'"
from his office.
Upon the report of the Water and Drainage COM
mltiee of the Common Council, that BODY yes'clf
day passed a resolution authorizing tue lSsuo VI
bonds to the amount OF 900 To pay ioi an az
dItonal water supply 10 be secured from wells be-
tween East New-iork aad Jamaica, L. l., lurliSho
inc 600 600 gallons day. Ihc contract Is To De
civen to Andrews d Co.. whose bid was T1SOOOo'
JERSEY CITY.
Van Houten Post No. 3 Grand Army OF the ise-
hubble cleared over 5000 by their picnic al Oale-
| DOMAIN Park on Nedu sday.
An Old man named Sparrow informed Policeman
| King OH Thursday evening that ne h'd sen q
| strange man. whom he believed to be = sneak tiiici'
90 into James f. Parker's h0us". No loI Ei%htn-st,
| The policeman questioned Mt sparrow CLOSELY az "
his reasons tor believing that the man was thieI,
ana walked away, alter assuring Nj. sparrow. III y
| he tuust have ncen mistaken. About fifteen minutes
! later Mr. sparrow saw the man come out ot the
| house, carry IN; large bundle. aud hurry away III
Che direction Ot the Payonla Ferry. Ar. sparrow
hunted up Officer King, and told him WHAT ne ha1
The poccInah stare al,er me NM uu, W" y,
! no; find him. Yesterday Mr.. Parker reported 10
| tie police that his house mad been entered py q
sneak bicf on Thursday evening, ana Io"prl Va
! goods worth $50 Officer King viii he required 10
! explain his strange conduct 70 the Police Commits
| sIoners
The examination OF Expert Lewis in the case OF
| the First National Bauk was resumed YESTERDAY
Mr Lewis testified hal ne had 1oahd raise chaI-IS
on the books against other banks TO the anouh' VI
| 9223,lll.
Tine bouso Of f. p. Dodd. No. 200 North Seventh
| ST was entered bv a burglar Thursday nlgni.
The nurplar succeeded in uIscOnnectIng the burglar
| ALARM which had been set for the hght fliIS
| dollars was taken from wallet, out 'diu"Vlo
| papers were left undlstGIbed
| The LOYAL Orange Lodge No. 10 authorized n
statement published yesterday shat the lodge re-
undated all connection or lmpathy with ihe pTll-
! ciples aud views of the Land League. The man,
| aLcrs OF the Land League festival had announced
| that the Orange aud Green were unlteu Ill lnls
| great undertaking"
LONG ISLAND.
| I,Nc TsI.xD CITY-pro,dcnt Gleason of the
| Board of Aldermen, Is the proprietor OF several
street railroad lines. Las year ne obtained iran
chisc To construct railroad through W nat 10 KNOWN
! q, tnc German settlement Tie has jailed 10 nHlh'
| tine road. ana the people LIVING IN tho settlement
have repeatedly tucd 80 induce the Common Conn
cl to compel MN do 20, but nave been unilormiS
unsuccessful. 4 Citizens Association was recently
formed bV the residents OF that part OF the cry,
| ANA they have decided virtually 10 boycott the
| Alderman. They have agreed 10 abstain IOm
usluQ ANY of the strcc-cdr lines controlled by NJ.
! Gleason. and also 10 urge The citizens g"nc'dly 10
| follow their example. AllermIn Gleason stated,
| Yesterday. that ne was DONG all IN ms power 10
| complete the new road, aud already bad large
portion finished.
| JAMAICA-As Henry StOesel, of Broadway and
| Ralph-ave., Brooklyn driving across the track
| OF the Long Island Railroad yesterday morning,
GreenpOrt train TIe morse was killed and Stoesel
was badly injured lie died shortly after being
| picked up.
STATEN ISLAND.
| ACKNOWLEDGMENT Moore fell dead yesterday
| while carr, ing pal of water near his house ne
was ninety years Old and served III the war OF lhlZ
| Four CORNERs.-Ihe buildings that were burned
| on the County arm near -Four Corners are sup
posed to have been fire, and II is said that
| The suuerntendeuts of the poor have ciew TO the
| iucepdiaries The pipes leading from the large
water tanks were found tightly plugged.