New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16

was protfered on Tuesday night in payment OF @loo
by Anandus Seifert, of No. 223 North Fifth-st' 10
Al0is Raber wholesale dealer in groceries at NO.
OF MontrOse-ave. Mr.. Raber ascertaned that no
such name as Stuhrlng was known at the bank, ana
had Seifert arrested.
JERSEY CITY
The police were informed yesterday that Peter
Nugent, Of No $50 Second-st., had been missing
from home for tho last three weeks lie ~ apouO
6fty-six years old
Mrs. Margaret Ross applied to Judge Stlsine
yes erday for information as to how she coul re,
cover her child. Mrs. Ross husband was dIoWneu
about four wears ago and being unable to support
the child the widow placed her in tho CUSTODY OF
her sister-n-aw. Mrs. Ross is now In better CIR
cumstances and wants to regain possession OF ler
daughter but her siseT-in-law refuses to give her
up and viii not tell Mrs. Ross whore the child IL.
Mrs. Margaret Ross applied to Judge Stilslng
yesterday for information rs to how she could pro-
cure her child. Mrs Ross husband was drowned
about four years ago. and being unable to support
the child, the widow placed her in the custody or
her sister-in-aw. Mrs. Ross Is now in better cur
cnmstances and wants to regain possession OF her
daughter, but her sisterin-law refuses to give her
up, and will not tell Mrs. Ross where the child is
A weIl-dressed man whose name has not been
ascertalned was found yesterday afternoon wing
on the Secaucus road near Penn Horn Creek with
pistol shot wound IN his head and revolver
grasped in his ri yht hand The man was unconscious
and unl die 10 give any account OF himself lie was
removed 10 the Jersey City Charity Hospital, ana
up to q late hour last night had not recovered con-
seriousness. The man is supposed to be German.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Board Of Supervisors yes
terday adopted a resolution authorizing Sheriff
James e.. Courier 10 offer reward of 81 900 for the
arrest and conviction 81 the person or persons who
murdered Albert Montlod at Kensico, in Septem-
Der last.
TUCKAHOE-The owners of the marble quarries
at Tuckahoe have received the contract to furnish
the marble for the contemplated improvement of
the property of the A. I. Stewart estate, on Broad
way at Chambers and Reade-sts.
PEEKsKTLL-James ID. Maxwell, of Amsterdam,
y. u, mo was severely injured by the railroad
collision at Pcckskil that he was not expected TO
Of his recovery Tho other persons who were in
jured are doing well.
LONG ISLAND.
LAUREL IIILI~-A dog fight took place 1T we'll
known Sporting resort Yesterday afternoon between
Prince and Grip. The latter after an hours
light The stakes werrSJ00 a side.
Lose ISLAND CrTY.-Ihe Committee of Fifty
have decided 10 keep up their Organ-
cation for the purpose Of aiding IN the
1888 III opposition to the present DE BevOse ring
The ne CITY Treasurer, +. W. B.eckwenn,
took the oath of Office yesterday. HIS bond is
800. 600. 1.-The Board of Education has H.
ormeI the Board of Aldermen that they are ~
debt over 10000 and need $4,000 TOR the de-
rartment during the ensuing year.
COLLEGE PoNr.-Joseph and Leon Open
heImer, Editors and .Propuetors of Tie COitcge
Point Reporter were arrested yesterday by
sheriff Wright, of Queens County, on an order
of ARE ( issued by Judge Cullen. on complaint Of
samuel b. Caldwell the Republican candidate for
Assembly in the LIST District. At the late election
Mr.. Cauidwel, charges the de eudants with pub
fishing false malicious and libelous articles in their
aper against Tim. Mr. CaudNoll sues tor $4,000
damages.