New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-24

,vbo ,volls on crutches was arragned before JUS
tice Silsing yesterday morning lVL u ronmtv Jail
and disorderly conduct and sent 10 inc Oounes -;
| Cor thirty davs The woman resisted arrest 30 Wig
| orously that six policemen were reqllreu " '"N'
| her TO the station. r,
Charles Lynch. who was under lndlcInIenV ID
murder was taken INTO the Court OF Oyer dnu
Terminer Yesterday rs his counsel bad staieu lna
he was willing to reract his plea oil not gul'ty anu
| plead guilty of manslaughter Lynch VINO rs oo ~
lived to be possessed Of an mcendlaTy inql' ss
| lire to Goodhearts saughierh0use In 1ranW,a-S''
July and il was burned TO the ground lWo ILL I'LL
were sleeping in the BUILDING ana org vi MI
| Michael GAVIN was burned TO death. AFTER LyIon
had entered his plea Judge Knapp sentenced MN
to ten years at hard labor III the STATE Irlsoh' 'no
| hllt of the punishment for manslaug hlcr'
NEW-JERSEY.
P.rrRsoy-W. II. Hankin. silk manufactures
failed recently, and properly OF ms was se%iu ~
the Sheriff and sold for 81, $50 to satisfy tno cla7
OF bis employees for wages d1e ana oI
broker. who paid an iDstalment OF the PuTcn2Se
money Sheriff Cox was to have palh on the M Us
with this yesterday put E er S SnsPand W was Of
sound mind and incapable of managing his affairs
| anu that the money must not be used Seihns na'
never been legally adJudged1nsane'
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
IRyIyGrov.-Plans have been prepared for con-
vertng the large house of A. {. Richards, Ill bfoau-
way into hotel
RYE NECK-Nathan Foshay, son Of John Foshay,
while driving large boar INTO its pen, ieii down
one OF its tusks through his lett hand. Inc amman
also lacerated Of his Thighs aud one OF ms arms
| in terrible manner He escaped more serious IN
Jury by his fathers arrival with pitcn-1Ofk lie
boar was killed
NFw-RoCHELLl.-The Neptune House, together
with the island upon which 1t IS, ana the dock
privileges connected Herewith, has been SOFA Wy
Philip *. Underhlll to Captain Charles JORDAN OF
Portland Ne. The hotel previous to the rebellion
was n great summer re or for Southerners, aud
during the season of 1866 and 1867 1t was ia
1 IfA N no IN Asfn
LONG ISLAND.
BAY SHoRE-'The passenger depot OF the Long
Island Rail- Dad Company was broken open on FIJI
Gay night. The safe was removed from the Ticket
ottice and blown open. The thieves obtained only
So in money.
RIvERHEAD.-William Stuart, a young man, while
working with large circular saw at dalets Mis-
had his ri .ht hand cut through to the wrst.....
Inc Long Island Railroad Company have' served
notices OH all persons living near the track IN
Riverbead that it claims possession oil an land
within one and haf rods OF the centre OF the road
A number OF persons have buildings on the IaId
claimed by the company.
| Long ISLAND CITY.-rhicves broke into the cloth
| ing store of IL. d. HUT, at Hunters Point early
Yesterday morning and stole goods valued AT over
1900 They broke off the fastenngs Oh shutter III the
rear OF the store and obtained an entrance through
| the window. Mr.. hutt aud his family occupy tne
rooms Immediately over me stOe, Dat theY dld uOV
| hear the burglars portion OF the stolen property
was discovered i'll an open lot ADJOINING thc uulld-
| ing, where II mad been dropped Dy tle thieves IN
their hurry to escape. The police have no clew TO
the thieves ..,It Is rumUred that the re0l ganlzed
| BOARD OF Health will make several important
changes in the department after January /; Il 10
SAID among other things, that the present Health
| O1icer will be removed.
STATEN ISLAND.
| PLEASANT PLAINs.-Messrs. StTakosch and Maret-
eek the opera manag gers, have offered their houses
| for sale.
| CuFTON,-JOhn Sweeny, arrested for assaultng
Anne hubel a young domestic, escaped from cell
at Ponce headquarters on Friday night
ST.PLEIoN.--Ihe first cargo of ice in cars arrived
| Yesterday on large barge The ice came from
| Greenwood Lake by rail TO Jersey CITY. 1t Is ten
| inches thick and will he used by the brewers.