New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-04

years. Mr.. Schneider is o German, ordained as ,a
priest in the Lutheran Church. lie mas nyeu hi,t
practised" in this city for sixteen years WIIhnio
| being connected with any particular chnTcn' nus
| fees for performing the marriage ceremony raH3c
| from S3 to 800 or any sum the groom goheloSi'S
| may suggest.
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. &,
At the annual meeting of the New-York Historical
| Society last evening, Frederic DE Peyster was
elected president; Hamilton Fish and B9nlamn T. Z,
Field. vice-presdents; John W. Draper, EdWaTd r.
DE Lancey and Andrew Warner, secretaries Dcn-
iamin b. Sherman, treasurer and JACOB b. Moore'
ecutors Of the late stephen Whitney PhGnix Of
1894 books and 800 pamphlets. The ANNA. 70
ports were presented, ana General James O rane
Wilson read address and presented to the soGieiy
on behalf of Isaac Lawrence, bust of the ae III
lam Beach Lawrence and the manuscript OF an ad-
dress on Albert Galatin, prepared by eH,poFoi"oi
Lawrence to be delivered before the Society
BROOKLYN.
The Grand Jury for January was empanclled yes
teriay with Garrett L. Bergen, farmer Oh bay
Ridge, as foreman.
The Rev joseph Niebzielslli, pastor Of St; Cas-;
imirs Polish Roman Catholic Church.wlt be buried
rom the church to-day. He was born IN Is :, ana
has been pastor in Brooklyn since 1875; ne was
educated at Rome. Consumption caused MS dealh.
Fire Commissioner Worth Yesterday discharged
twenty employees, whose salaries aHiolhJeh 70
$l9. 800. He SAYS that during the remaining month
Of his term OF office he viii carry out business pI
ciples in his office. as he would have done Detolc e
|
politicians whose friends he had To find places lor'
The removals were largely in the Kerosene bureau
As Mayor Low left his Office in the City Hall, at
$3.50 D. M Yesterday at the close of his first day a.
Mayer he passed some workmcn IN the corridor
and lifted bis hat in response to a bow. wei
said one of the men rs the Mayor passed on, mere
goes a gentleman. He ISN'T afraid to De poli9 70
greasy mechanic How different from Mayor
Howell! Did he ever lift his hat His way was to
say Hellop pull his oyercoat up around his ears
JERSEY CITY.
Joseph Ellis was committed for trial by Justice
PeiOubet YESTERDAY for stealing $50 from ms elIl-
ployer John Mcmahon, junk dealer
James NanniN Que OF the gang Of rulanS which
about two months ago broke into the house Of Mrs:
j. ID. Barthloz, in Widest, and bmtauy assaulted
her. was captured yesterday and was committed tor
trial.
NEWARK.
Theodore Hall accused of robbng the Controllers
Office of 81 600 in 1879 while acting ~ clerk IN the
Office was taken before Justice Nett eship ysslrrc
dav af -crnOOn and rcmandcd 20 JAIL ID utIIuIt Ol
T., 900 ban.
judge Depue yesterday denied the motion for a
rule to show cause IN the OF the state against
Robert Martin convicted Of numbering his wife.
The motion had been made on the ground Of newly
discovered evidence, and also on The ground that
the verdict was contrary 10 the testimony IN the
case Judge IetswOrth, Martin counsel VIII carry
the to the Court Of Pardons.
Vico-C haucellor AMI D0dd, who was appointed
by Governor Ludlow lHhi wear under the new law
creating au additional Vice-C haBccllor'hip, has
rendered his resignation to Chancellor RunyOn.
1t il understood that Mr.. DOdd Will succeed Ihe0
doro Mackneb president of the Mutual Benefit
Life luSuTauC" Company OF Newark, and that Slf.
Mackneb wall be elected treasurer.
Henry Lang. the newly elected Republican Mayor
of Newark, WAS sworn INTO office Yesterday Last
evening the Common Council of 1881 met and al
ourned sine die, and the new Council of So was
OrganiZcd Mayor Lang sent IN long message, III
which he advocated increased salaries for City
Hall officials frequent changes ~ the selection OF
officers and vigorous prosecution OF dtlmqleuts.
EEW-JERSEY.
HoBOREN-ITenry Segilken, a wcll-known resi-
dent of IIubokeu, has been missing from his home,
No. 500 Bloomhed-st.. since Saturday night. MIR.
Segien failed IN business recently ana since theu
ms mind has been unsettled 1t is feared that he
has committed suicide He is fOrty-iye years of !
age and tine father of nine children.
PATERSON George Dixon, who is employed by
Henry v Butler as n horse trainer, went for drive
on Monday night with his wife. In Church-st. the
horse became frightened and ran the wagon against
tbr curb-taue throwing tho occupants to the
ground The horse snapped the traces aud ran
away, leaving the buggy complete wreck Inc !
horse was caught by policeman. DiXOn5 head
and face We're badly wounded ana his WIG 3 ahh'o
"'' '''''' LONG ISLAND.
Gtry CovE.-Tlta Rev. J. williamson has been !
unanimously elected pastor Of the Presbyterian |
JAuMcA-The Row 4. Douglas Miller, of New !
Haven has declined the call 70 the rec!Orshp OF |
Grace Episcopal Church at Jamaica.
NrwrowN-The Board of Excise of the town of |
dlcrs Of liquors and laccrbccr TO pay license fee
LoyG ISLAND CmY.-panicl II. Stone, the aged !
lawyer who was convicted Of perjury IN the Queens /
Comfy Court of Sessions, and sentenced 10 impris
onelt i'm the State Prison at hard labor for three
wears was admitted to bail yesterday by Judge !
Armstrong; and allowed to 10 his home to await
Inc decision Of the General Term in his case
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PIAIVs.-Julgc Clifford has decided 10 re-
duce the number OF terms OF the County Court and
the Court Of Sessions to tour Ten years ago there
were eight terms each year.
MOUNT EURNON.-An unknown man about twen- |
ty-i.yc year, Old run over and killed on the |
Ncw-fiaycu Railroad a short distance below Mount |
Vernon on Monday evening Ihe engineer OF an !
extra engine going eastward discovered the body |
living nu the track, but unable TO stop H Time
To avoid running 1t. 1t supposed that the
man. wniic walking on the track under the IN |
uBruce of liquor, was struck ana killed by the en-
r1up OF a down train and Mr0wu across the up |
track.
IARRYrowN.-Thcre has been no bank in larry |
town SINCE 1877, when the First National Bank of |
Tarrvtown talled. now bank, 10 be known as the |
Tarrytown National Bank, viii be opened on Feb |
ruary l. ne stock. 100. 0G0 has ali boon taken
and most OF il already paid for Itlsdlvded among
forty stockholders. The president is eX-ASSemblS |
man d. o. Bradley, and the directors are ID. q. !
Bradley, " w. Hustled, l.. f. Yale Seth Bird |
George silver Beu-Oa Ferries jr., Charles Stevens
Moses Taylor and L. ". GulJeau.