New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-25
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Mrs. Fannie McGll who recently horsewhipped
her brother-Inlaw, Joseph McGll, because Of the
| efforts he made 10 separate her and her husband,
was placed under 5000 bonds yesterday to keep the
| peace for year.
Surrogate Livingston decided yesterday to admit
| to probate the will Of the late Charles Philips,
| which was contested on the ground of undue IN
| fucnce The testatOr left about $4,000, largely
| to charities.
| Charges have been preferred to the Police Com
missioner against Policeman Thomas CantWel! LOT
brutally beating a ACKNOWLEDGING In the rum
Precinct named Patrick Lynch. The ARRAY occur
| red In the statI0n-hOuse on Tuesday
The explosion of japanning oven In the IRON
Clad Can Works IN Fushing-avc.. yesterday threw
a brick which dangerously hurt John Kelly, age
eighteen one of the employees. Five other men
near by escaped injury. No cause Is known TOT Tue
explosion, which shattered the oven.
Police Captain Mclaughlin, of the Ninth Precinct,
arrested John COnnors, foreman OF Engine Com-
pany No. II, Yesterday upon the report OF 1T AIt-
wood Of No. "a Lews co that Napoleon Dai on
nOrs struck over the head with Il cane Oh August
II, was probably fatally injured
JERSEY CITY.
Twenty-Five feet have been added 10 the New
Jersey end OF the Hudson River tunnel IN the last
week.
Car No Q of the Court House Line jumped the
track at Waldo and Newark-aves Yesterday morn
ing and ran against light covered wagon. driven
by Joseph Smith. The wagon was upset ana smih
was severely injured. John Lee, the driver OF the
car, was also injured, but not seriously.
John Kingler. Henry Wilson and William Morri-
son three small boys, of Chestnut-ave' i0nnd ran
road signal torpedo IN vacant lot on " edaesday
night and. while they were hamm'rng II WIN
stones, II exploded. The three boys were injured
Knglor was badly burned about the face, and 1t Is
feared he viii lose the sight of one OF his eyes.
NEW-JERsEY
HoDoKEY.--st Marys Hospital at tho corner of
Fourth and WilOw-ss., I'm HOboken, \. j.. is being
enlarged by the erection OF handsome extension
three stories In height. with attic and basement:
which will have frontage OF lO2 feet on Willow
81. and depth OF 40 feet
UNION HILL-Bartholomew Haas n wealthy res
ident Of this place. arrested on Wednesday
night n charge of assault and battery preferred
by his wife. He arraign"d before Recorder
Schlcher a few minutes later, and lie drew a re-
yolver. Pontin it at the Recorder, he was just
alb ut to fire when Policeman Reilly knocked the
weapon mp with his c nb and the bullet lodged IN
the ceiling. After desperate struggle Haas was
dssrned and locked up. Yesterday he was sent 10
the Peniicntlary for ninety days
PATERsON.-The investigation Of the case of John
Kennedy, charged with spreading smallpox by
carelessness, was held IN Paterson City Hall last
evening After listening to the testimony OF the TWO
city physicians, the jury returned verdict charS-
ing John Kennedy with criminal carelcssncss, first
in Spreading the germs of the disease IN his home,
ard second. in not providing medical attendance
for his children whom he left locked IN the Garret
of his house when iii with smallpox. The accusea
Jury.
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFToN.-Gcneral Gibson late in command az
Fort Wadswortb, Clifton, who has Tor several
months been on Through, Will leave staten ISi5 5
to-day for his new command at Fort Mclienry, Bal
tumOre HaTbOr. II is Understood that U neru Al
mold of General Hancock'S staff, VIII take com
mand Of Fort WadswoIth, with two companies OF
infantry.
RlcHMoND 80 Christian Jones Moore, Oldest
daughter of the late Rev DR.. David Moore, the lrst
pastor of the old st. Andrews tp's,0pa Church at
Richmond, was buried yesterday from the family
HON stead. Her father and Commodore Wander
bit were companions when boys and thg C% hnro
modore frequently attended -. Ahdtc"S Onurch
while the Rev. Mr. Moore was Its pastor.
WEsTCIIESTER COUNTY.
YoyKrRs.-Thc citizens of Yonkers are actively
engaged making preparations for celebrating
the erection OF the Phillipse Manor Hall two-hun-
drcd years ago. Committees were recently ap-
pointed to take charge OF maj tiers connected WIN
The proposed celebration, with the following chalI-
men: :. j. Tlldcn, on finance; eX-MayoT y; T.
OtIs, Oh mass meeting; CQ.ohtl W. LIii,; n,a-
IT.. on loan exhibition; Coonel William !.
Moller. OH celebration land fireworks. AT
meeting of the advisory committee on
TUESDAY evening. it was recommended that, the
celebration take place between The Isl and 10th Of
October, on the Manor Hall grounds.
WHITE PGAINs.-A few days ago, there was re-
corded in ne Office the Register o. Westchester
County Il trust deed embracing thIriy-7x pieces OF
real estate valued at several hundred thousand dol
lars he document sets forth that TINS property IS
to br held bV the trustee security for the pay
rrnt OF the lrgacies under the viii of Elizabeth Il.
Inlrrhill and also as security tor the payment of
local .ryiccs of the counsel OF the executor Phil
in f. Undnrhill, h. ID. Frdcricks, in che matter of
the accounting If the Elizabeth H. Ondernell IS
tate Fine deed Is to to deposited with the other
securities with the Central trust company OF New
York CITY, by vrture OF the order OF Surrogate
Coffin.
LONG ISLAND.
RIpGEwoOD-Dav II. Seymour, age sixteen, Of
Rldcrwood has been missing from his hOmc since
the 10th. aud no trace OF his Whereabouts can be
obtained.
PoRr WAsmNGroN.-Di phthcria still prevails at
Port Washington and there Is no dIminu'lon IN the
number OF case. Nearly al the case are traced to
foul MAJ ter he yards of the dwellings where the
sickness exists.
Long ISLAND CITY.-Ihe Police Commissioners
of Long island City met at the city Hall yesterday
afternoon and refused to allow reporters or the pub
nc to remain in tie room during the session OF ne
Board Tie Chief OF Police, Captain A. :. Woods
presented "a report to the Board, stating that he only
had tWenty-tWO men available Tor duty throughout
the city, lie also made formal complaint Of tie
condition OF the second Precinct Station House at
Hunters Point and the matter was referred TO the
Common Council. No action WAS taken concerning
the poo-roOnis $500 he Law Committee of the
Board of Aldermen OF Long Island City visited city
Treasurer Morris Yesterday. and made formal de-
inand upon hlm for his compliance with the proyl-
SONS OF the bill passed at the last Legislature
permitting hm tD receive warrants III payment OF
back taxes lie has refused to do SO under the adj
wee. OF the CORPORATION Counsel. He agrced TO
Il, tha mi