New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-22

y, en1 n"nted ont 70 the ward and excitody ex
claimed There he goes over the back fencel lts
him p, The searching party hastened down the
stairs again, followed by the man, who walked
away lesurely until he reached CD tn wio The man
and then rapidly disappeared from Wow no man
who was 30 deeply chagrned at the burglar escape
was the burglar himself, the searching party soon
learned to their intense disgust
NEWARK.
81. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church has called
the Rev. Wynant vanderpool, who is absent in
Europe. .
About one hundred Grand Army men left the city
last evening to attend the National Encampmeht III
Baltimore.
In Vice Chancellor Birds Chamber in Newark the
defense was begnn Yesterday in the suit of Mary A.
Doyel against the receiver of the bank,
rupt First National Bank: IN DeceMoer b b91t
considerable real estate TO save the bank
from loss caused by deficiency Of $50. 600 in The
receiving teller Lewis Dovel has testified that he
never knew what became OF the money! and that
when the property was given to the bank II was ul-
dcrstOOd that il would be restored should an nves-
tigaIion show that he had not lost or stolen any OF
the banks fund. Director John McGrcgor ana d.
rector j. j. DIckerson were examined. hey testl-
fled that there no agreement made to return
the property should 1t be found that Dover owed
nothing Dovell did not question mat De caused
the deficiency, and never demanded an lnvestlRa-
tiOn the restoration OF the real estate.
NEW-JERSEY.
PArERsoN.-Captain Jonas lnman and Lcutcn-
ant Charles Woods, of the salvation Army, were
tired in the Police Court yesterday for dISordGrly
proceedings IN the streets on Sunday, June !, wheh
they marched about, singing sacred songs 10 sec
u.ar music. The tTial attracted LOUD crowd OF
spectators. Recorder GreIve3 lounI the accuNeu
men guilty but suspended sentence; believing iler
intentions 10 have been worthy He warned them,
however. that they must cease noisy dcmonsra-
tons III the streets.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
PoRr CHEsTER-A Norwegian, whose namo was
al mod pmDOVpd night
the premises of Hertz 81 Co.., builders, IN Fort
Chester, while suffering from fever and ague on
Tuesday night, by the advice OF Trend resolved
10 try the efficacy of Jamaica rum for the cure OF
the disease He purchased quart OF the LIQUOR ana
drank the whole of it III brief period. lie dlcd III
a few hours.
WrsrcursrER.-Th Board of Supervisors of
Westminster County held special meeting yester-
day and adopted Il resolution empowering tnc all-
thOrlues of the town OF OSolnning TO raise PioVIo
tor the erection of bridge over the XIII III the
village of Sing Sing. The board al $50 authorized
the expenditure Of SD 600 in the completion OF some
bridges over the Bronx RIVER.
WHITE PLAINs-William H. Purdy, of Somers
died on May 21 and by will executed TWO "a
before ais death he bequeath his tarin VaIueu 40
$4,000, TO his nephew and nleces, children OF MS
sister. He had wife and two daughters living,
ON whom he had long been separated. lie had
previously made provision for his VIE at the
time of separating from her TO his own children ne
left nothing. Ills widow and daughters now unite
in contesting the will on the ground OF fraud ana
undue influence used i'll framing tie Will. near
ing UciOIt surrogate COIuI NiS LCiu JOobOAu"J'
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Deputy Sheriff Hance, OF
Queens County, yesterday captured tue boy, Ed
ward Fox who was one OF the three prisoners VINO
escaped from the county jail in Long Island CITY on
Tuesday The trouble between the volunteer
firemen or Long Island City and the city govern.
ment has at length eliminated in direct refusal OF
the men to do duty.
HEMPsTEAD.-Ghc Queens County Sunday-school
Association held their eleventh annual convention
in the Presbyterian Church, village OF Hampstead,
Yesterday afternoon and evening. The convention
was called to order by the president, A. H. Downer:
An address was made by the Rev. +. r.. Hopkins OF
Homestead. The reports of the president, secretary,
treasurer, and executive committee we're READ ana
approved. At the evening session addresses were
delivered by Z. b. Stout, and the Rev. D. L. Fraser
of Brooklyn.
STATEN ISLAND
BULBS HEAD-A new stage route will be estab-
lished between Bulls Head and Chelsea on July l.
CAsTLEToN.-Iris said that the assessors OF Cas-
Teton will assess the track and other property OF
the rect railroad in that town.
WEST BRlGnToN.-Mrs Mary Barry, the mother of
the Rev. Father Barry was buried yesterday from
S. Peters Roman Catholic Church at New-B1ghton,
of which her son is pastor. Mrs. Barry was ninety
nine years old a ferry between New-Brlghon,
5. L.. and Constable HOOK, n. j., will be opened on
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