New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-11
NETWORK CITY.


Chester A. Arthur is one OF the managers "a
Charity Ball this year. q
The air about the wharves on the rivers is II
with the scent of Christmas trees ana eNersiooN
ARRESTED FOR SLEEPING IN A SYNAGOGUE
Martin Arivatas, age fourteen, was chaIgcn ~
fore Justice Smith IN inc EsseA Ni IarA;sb .,
gocue at No. "a ChrysIe-st lie pIeaded eAll
5overtv and that he had no homo or RELATIVES
This country lie was sent TO the jewish AsNiu
IN AID OF THE HOME FOR THE BLIND
fair will be held on TUESDAY, NedhesuaI,
Thursday Of this week at the Home Tor me ID
No 2I9 West FOurteenth-st., for the Denent VI o
institution The managers OF the falr eA'en
corjiaI invitation to all who are interested IN ca
fCY the blind to attend.
THE BURIAL OF D. NJ BENNETT -,
The funeral of d. NJ. Bennett, formerly eulto
Tie Truth Seeker. took place yesterday mornlnl
the German Masonic Temple, Ill Eaai rl..t;EfI
Two HYMNS Cover him over with beautiful !
eTsD and Harvested were sung sa Am 9Ie
Putnam read an original ode, and ]. Is. WaEke
nr % a culogv. The interment was in I, Sir
wood Cemetery. The Liberal CLUB and the FOL
Liberal League attended the services.
THE MANHATTAN TEMPERANCE AssoCIAI1oS
The Manhattan Temperance Association n ,,
reqalar sunday afternoon meeting Ill tne Mis
Temple at overwhelmingly an D SYN I'm
NcGIegnr. of Inc York-st. Methodist ,Episc
Church brooklyn, was the principal speaker.
subject was Inc Mouhtdlh u -,
Among the other speakers were Professor Alph,'
Hopkins, OF Rochester, Edward CalsWeIi' VI
ada, and DR.. ). L. Lambert.
CHARGED WITH BEING A THIEF.
On Saturday night N. L. Mead ~ SON. {
dealers st N,neteCnthst and tourth-ave.'
lust abont to close their place OF business
iwo men entered OneinquTcd for Melton 60
and while he was Icing shown samples me
man stol, four pieces OF goods valued AT S0O
of the men Mr. Mead caught ana held. ne l I5
feed his watch and cham to be allowed MS ~
hrt a. MS offer was not accepted he drew XXI
BEFORE he could use it, however, he was o
powcrcd and locked up Before justice foid
feIdaV he denied the the1t ana All knoWIeuBG oi
thief He sad ne was in the employ OF q pun
in Blcecker-st Justice Ford adjourned inc
ing TIL tins afternoon.
THE NEW FIRES CH-CANADIAN CATHOLIC CHUi
The cerymu nv OF laying the corner stone OF
French auaaian Church OF II. john the Dap
in Seventy siXth-St,, took place yesterday az
noon. In spite of the ram, gOOu huIhpeI VI
pie were present. A short service was reau az
altar where tasteful evergreen cross stOod'
tie ceremony of laying the cornerstone was
performed by Archbishop Corrlgan, Win applo
ate services, among when was me slitnIhl ,i
the walls with holy water The archbishop
OTHER officials then took seats under canop
The centre Of the church and two addresses
deiveied-the first in French, by the priest OF
French Church III twenty thlId-st.; ne secoI'
English, bv Father kilcy, of Brooklyn. Att'
benedlcilOn by the Archbishop the people
persed' Tie church will be ready for use by CHI
mas.
BROOKLYN.
The street railroads carried nearly SO,OOO,
passengers in the year just ended.
People who went sieighiug yesterday morn
and yeutured far from then homes haI much
Gculty in dragging their slelGhs back.
The Rev. Henry L. HOvey, rector Of ST. B0rna
Protestant Episcopal Church, III Bushwick-a
has received a call 10 st. Johns Church, III 10
mouth, y. ii.
Mrs. Kunigunde Weidner, age seventy, who
ran over by Fire Engine No. l3 on thursday
ceyIng fractures OF leg ana an arm, dled yes
day az ST. GATHERINGS Hospital.
While fastening window blind in his house,
220 st. Mark save, John McAvOy, age forty-th
feil from the second story, twenty feet, to
ground. He received severe injuries,
While coming out of ST. Peters Roman Cath
Church. al Hicks and " arIen-Sts., yestei DAY me-
ing alter mass James 5. Phillips age torty-1
with 10 home was arrested for picking the poe
of Mrs MaigaIet DOnahUe. OF No. 81 Amlty-St.
While riding upon the front platform OF str
car at Greene and CiermOnt-aves, on Satul
night &. r. NOrrath, OF No. 661 Quncy-st., feli
and the car wheels passed over MS lett 1OOt.
was so badly crushed that IL was amputated at
Cumbcnand street Hospital. he dIINer OF inc
George Mccoy, was arrested.
An a cldent. which is likely TO prove fatal
cured on saturday evening IN East Newly
hllLAltN, "a
rack of the Long Island Railroad in Atlantic
M Mller-aye, when lie was struck by the EN-
of a rapid-trausi train and thrown ten feet.
skull was crushed aud he received internal InJu
An ambulance carried HIM TO his home.
Captau George jackson, of ScOw No. II, lyin
the foot OF Cungress-st., who has not been
since Saturday mUrulug, Is believed 10 have
drowned .as IL police found ali his winter clojh
with the contents ubdl5tuTDed, III his caDlu, VINE
lamp Wa, burning. II rs thought that Ae wen
i'm
board.
Ats an early hour yesterday morning Mich
Crook age fOrtY-One, an engineer, OF No. I3l i
I ,-third-st., cut his throat with a penknte 10
his lie. Ambulance surgeon Buckmaslcf lhOu
he could not i've and ordered his removal 10
Long Island College Hospital. Since Crooks
struck ON the head by falling BRICK two MOI
Il 20 ne has acted az if he was of unsound mind.
at an early hour yesterday morning Henry w
Jams captain of the hIhtor Sarah Elizabeth,
tcmpted 10 70 on board ms vessel at PTeutice's ST
Win a woman named Mrs. Jane VIII ams, o. W
s., New OTk 30 Ia were INTOXICATED ana teIl o.
board. The captain was saved " the Walcm
on the wharf and another nan. but the woman
drowned. The former declares that he kn
nothing of tie woman, except that she called
self Jane Williams. and lie paid two weeks DC
for her in New-YOrk. He is married man, and
home Is at No. Is CaTrOll-st. IL Is believed that
woman came from Albany. Williams was aire'
for drunkenness. and also upon suspicion of caui
the death OF the woman.
JERSEY CITY.
-Four alleged burglars were captured by the 20
Yesterday Joseph " aue and Albert Richards,
No. 43l Jersey-aye. were caught
l o'clock yesterday morning by On
Speer coming out of Albert HOhl
liquor store No. 135 Ncwark-ave.. with some cil
they had stolen. James Cotton and John MOI
were arrested by Detective Dalton on
charge OF entering Cap ain William L. JAG
house, No 4 Mercer-st., and stealing quantlt,
clothing Cotton IS u fireman Oh Captain Jayc
tug boat.
NEWARK.
For the first time a variety performance
given last night IN Frtz iheureIs's CourtSt
I'LL 1t was called "a sacred concert, but cOnsl
Of songs, dances and banjo solos. The hall
crowded aud beer was sold. The Chief OF IL
refused to interfere, because no one made foI
complaint.
NEW-JERSEY.
Bernard Ryan, the patient in the lunatic asy
Mt SpaLa Jfll vyLo cut his throat vi ID razor