New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JANUARY II, 1882

ing In question: at No. 103 Prnce-sty was ogenn 1's
SAFE and that the boys who frequented the MOUSE s
cut away corner post with an axe anu leu '"'
down upon themselves.
JERSEY CITY.
Only one case of smallpox has been reported since
Saturday.
Commissioner French, of the Department OF tity
Works, sent another communication 10 Tic b"st1 -
Aldermen Yesterday, calling attention 10 me neeu
of additional engine 1T the pumping sI"'i'n NV
Ridgewood
The health authorities made descent yesterday
on an Italian quarter in Rairoad-ave, VIII" th hod
reeking with filth and oppressive from inc pau
smells arising from bones, old rags etc. ana arIesleu
eleven for violating the health code whlcn pro-
hibits the storing Of rags bones OF abhy nses de-
scent made on Nos % and 20 Ne"ark-ave., al,a
the authorities afterward went to another quarter
but found that the occupants had gone ~ - no"-
York The prisoners were held for examination
NEWARK.
There were 100 deaths last week, OF which
thirteen were caused by consumption. twelye ny
pneumonia, and seven each by scarlet feVer anu
diphtheria.
IL IS rumored that Chancellor Runyon has been
rendered the presidency of the Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey when il shall have been taken out OF
the hands of the receiver and that he Is holug 'o
Office under advsement.
Sylvester Decker. one of the two police officers
who caused disgraceful riot in the Twelfth ward
on Sunday June H. by their drunken actions was
indicted by the Grand Jury, and was arralgned yes
terday to plead. He was held In $l,ooo Daii ior
trial.
The will of the late Harris NJ. Baldwin, contains
the following charitable and RELIGIOUS bequestss :
American and Bap ist Missionary Union, SlO;QO0;
anTtSn RoeRsssT y seminary
South Baptist Church of Newark, %3.0Oo A non
can Baptist Home Missionary Society $o,0O )
American Baptist Publication Society," $2,OoVo; New
jersey Educational Society, $500; Disabled Mlnls-
ters. Widows and Orphans Fund of the East New Hs
fist Church Newark. 81. 800; Fifth Baptist Church
Newark 81 600. The last two requests are given
conditionally to help pay off indebtedness. ue
estate is worth 100000 of which F5O,OOO ID given
NEW-JERSEY.
DEMONSTRATIONS eases of smallpox have been re-
ported to the County Health Board, one each az NO
80 BIoomield-St., No. III GaIueu-sJ', NJ 70
ThIrd-st., and No. 10 Bloomfeld-st.
PATERsoN.-A man who gave his name rs John
w. Peer has made victims OF several Paterson DUST
ness men by passing worthless checks on tneu
The checks were drawn on the German Natlohai
Bank, of Buffalo, and the Irving National Bank Oh
LONG ISLAND.
MANHAssETr John NJ. Clark, Supervisor of the
town of North Hampstead is dangerously Ill at his
home in Manhassett. He is one of the leading Re
pabicans of Queens County, has held the oihce or
Supervisor for several terms, and was the kepuDn
can candidate for County Treasurer at the last cleo
ton.
GARDEN CITY-President Lawrence, of the
Queens County Agricultural Society, has been ap-
pointed committee to negotiate with the stewart
estate relative to securing additional lana at MIL
cola for the purposes of the association, and also to
ascertain on what terms water supply for the falr
grounds can be obtained from the Garden Clty
Water Works.
GLEN CovE.-Mrs. Phebe Tenbroeck, age sixty
two. of Glen Cove, on January left the house OF
her son. where she had been visiting, to return 70
her home IN the village. She was not seen again
until her dead body was found on Saturday last in
Leth's woods. The body lay under tree with the
head resting on the left arm, She had evidently
wandered about in the woods until exhausted, ana
then lain down to rest fallen asleep and persisted
from the cold. The cOrOner's jury found verdict
OF death from exhaustion and exposure.