New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30

a suicide. was Thomas Bryson. Of No, 176 Flushing
| ave whose skull was fractured in fight six weeks
ago, and who. in anticipation Of death az that tine
| made an antc-mOrtem statement TO the coroner.
| He cheatel that official however, and earned
| fee himself yesterday.
The members of the s.. Patrick Society COM
memoratcd the 1854 anniversary OF the blrth on
! Thomas Moore Yesterday bva meeting near the Inst
| Of the poet in Prospect Park. After music Tor Two
| hours by band, which played many OF the mcio-
dies TO which Moorc's songs have been set. the bust
| was crowned with wreath by President Turner, or
| the society, who made a few remarks.
| The Board of Aldermen yestarday, by a vote
of II TO II expuuged from the official record
of the meeting of last Monday the fact that certain
members refused to return 10 their seats when sum
| moned by the sergean-at-arms to vote upon tne
question of compelling all strcct-car companies TO
place n conductor each car. subsequently the
Board defeated by the same vote the resolution 10
provide the bobtail' cars with conductors.
A suit to recover $50 600 as damages for personal
iniIrics brought by Phlip Wolf against the New
York WoOdhayen and Rockaway Beach Railroad
Company. was tried Yesterday in the Circuit Court.
While crossing the railroad track in a wagon at
Fresh Pond, Queens County, on July is. lSol'
Wof was run into by the train. He claims that no
whistle was blown. The jury returned a sealed
verdict.
A petition was presented TO the Aldermen yestcr-
day signed bv LARGO number OF men in business III
the vcinity of the city Hail. asking that trees be
planted ut intervals OF twenty-five feet around the
City Hall and the tagged park IN front of IT, ana
in JOra!emOn-st, opposite the public buildings
that turi b" placed where Tagging now is outside
OF the walls, and th't drinking-fonnta,in ,i he
erected. The Aldermen referred the matter to the
Commissioner OF City Works.
JERSEY CITY
The body Of an unknown man was found yester-
day morning in The Morris Canal basin.
Frederick Shining igor liquor dealer IN West
Newark-aye., on the hill quaIrclled with his wife
on SUNDAY night, and. after violent aileic3i ION,
i"f- the house. Yesterday morning his clothing
Wis found on the bank of the llackcn1ack RIVER at
the foot OF 81. PaHi ,-arc., and ms VIE ana fchuS
fear that lie has committed suicide. The river IN
The vicinity was dr.gs'd yesterday, but without
result
NEWARK.
Eugene Aujck was convicted Of higamy in the
Sp cill Sessions C0ur, at Newark We ;arlay and
wa, sentenced by Judge Nc' artcr 40 five years in
the Stat Prison. The complainant was Mrs. Liza
beth Osborne. Cl Paterson. Sic testified that she
maIri,d q uan named Osborne seyrntcen years ago
in Ncw-lork state. Her hos band deserted her and
went Wcs' While living IN Paterson she met
Anick. ami WIS married To him IN June, 1850.
Amct soon aftfrward deserted her, and on Dcrcm-
her f. ISL be married Il young woman ~ Newark.
Anicl toii ihc Court that ne was intoxicated when
the coud marriage took place, and iha be lett a
first wife af. Dr. icarucd that she had been pre-
yiOusly married.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBoEEV-Francis Aine died yesterday in st.
MIry's Hospital! from uJnri les sustained TWO weeks
ago ny being run over by "a horec-cdr.
PArERsoN.-1hc rainfall on sunday night was
heavy. The Oldham Brook, IN tine suburbs, was
greatly swollen ana did some damage the wash
irg away OF the earth caused frame house to iall
into tine cnt OF tia Ncw-I0rk, Susquehanna and
Western Railroad II wa, removed tom the track
by the railroad employees before any accident Gc-
| cured.
| WEST HOBOKEN.-Pairck Alu!vihill was arrested
Yesterday for attempting to thrust rcd-h0t poker
down his wifc's throat. Muivihill, vino keep %
lqaor store, Is supposed to be insane. The poker
| burned ms WIfcS mouth and face very severely.
| The prisoner committed to await an cXamlad-
| ton rs 10 his sanity.
LONG ISLAND.
i. CIR - ,rcttocrt. -- 1,t,as ,TpDon,11 q railroad
contractor oi saratoga countic ed suicide yesterday
moulsng at his dauEh,cr'5 mouse. lie had been
parity dcmen.ed since friday
LoNG ISLAND CI1Y-Beforc Justice Kayanagh
sued James McIutyrc, liquor dealer OF Bssville,
to recover the value Of gold watch and chain.
Carney claimed dat he loss these IN McIntyreS
: ore on March ,. lie SAID that the latter had the
property. and had offered TO return II providing he
received i 90 for dong 50.
PROMISED LtND.-Captain Gibbs. of the schooner
Falcon landed al the fish factory last week 100000
fnenhaden. In set OF his net oft the Capcs of
Delaware, Captain Gibbs caught 10000 mackerel
and 70 number o! five river sh1d. Not beng near
markc me was ohng"d 20 throw them III with he
ucuhaueu. 10 he tried out for OIL Complaint Is
made that the fishing steamers are taking large
numbers OF food fish.
STATEN ISLAND.
STApLuroN-Iho funeral Of John Bcchtel took
| place yesterday at his house: There were many
relatives ana friends present The Rev. DR.. huehno
conducted the funeral services. The Iutcru"nt took
| place at silver Mount Cemetery, at NcH-Brghton.
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