New-York tribune., 1882-09-29

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tion having lett her three mont hsold 6hild III al
alley nj No. 80 Chrvstie-st She SAID that sle wa55
married and was looking for her husband, VINO ~ na'
precede her 10 this country. judge C0Wlng yes,
terlay IN the Court of General Sessions discharged
Mrs. Toch from custody and committed her 10 Tue
of the Commissioners OF Emigration. ASSISTANT
| Dstrict-Attorney Fellows and the court officers
contributed sums of money to relieve the wants oil
| the poor woman temporarily.
| AWARD OF THE CITY PRINTING.
The Mayor Controller, and Commissioner OF
Public Works as the City Record commission,
opened and passed upon bids yesterday for sup
| plies and printing, for the various departments ot
the city vernmen For several years tTGse e Ccn
| on account of complaints they were adVer'
tiscd. There two bids one by G. G. Burgoync,
who offered to do the work for il,ll6 so, ana
one of S43,21S 90 by Martin b. Brown, W no mas
| had the contract for many years. 1he work was
awarded TO Mr.. Brown.
AN ATTACHMENT IN FAVOR OF BANK
| Judge DOnOhue, of the Supreme Court, mas
granted an attachment against the Canton banking
and Insurance Company, OF Canton, Miss. III favor
of he Laclcdc Bank. of -. Louis Whose president
John d. Perry, has been in this city several uaysl,
fOr the non pa yment of draft OF the Canton BANK
| for $3.50 20. Dispatches from st. LOUIS received
! yesterday stated that the Canton Bank had been
protested there. II is not an incorporated concern
| but private bank manly for collection ana eN-
change. The business was started III lSIa sue
ceedng the private banking business OF Charles
! Handy who continued to manage it until January
| |. 1882 when L. ". Thompson became president
| and l.. l.. Terry secretary.
BROOKLYN
| John Clark an opera singer, whose stage name is
Signor Broccolini. has sued Richard X. Fox Tor
HbelOus publication about HIM In fOXs paper, ana
estimates the damages to his reputation at Tl0OOO.
Colonel Rodney c. Ward, Collector of Internal
Revenue. has been cOmpmcntcd by the authorities
at Washington tor the sup rlor manncr" III which
ho has conducted the affairs OF his Office.
Francis G.. Salmon, the lawyer who was found
guilty Of obtaining several thousand dollars IRON
clients recently by forgery was yesterday sentenced
by Judge Moore, in the Court of Sessions, to five
years Imprisonment in the Kings County Penlten-
taTy
home at No. 3S2 Jay-st., Henry WOrthlngtOn
young man. has not been heard from. He took no
clothing with him except what he mad on, and
shirt which he wore as a member OF the fourth
" ard Battery during the Garfield and Arthur can-
paIgn.
Coroner Parker yesterday held an inquest a. TO
the death of ilchaei COnnOrs, of No. 10 Washing
ton-st New-York, who was stabbed III drunken
quarrel by George Thompson, at No. 3G2 lilcks-5t,
on Monday night The jury found tuat ConnoI5
came 10 his death fIOm hemorrhagr. from wounds
sustained at the hands OF Thompson. Thompson
was committed Tor examination.
FrcIeuck K'eI, seventeen years of age, of No. 1914
Fourih h-avr Peter NIcii, of the ,mc age, living at
No. 23l FOuIth-sl., and Henry Wederne} er age
eighteen. OF No. G3J Fllih-st, New-IOrk were
before Justice Walsh yesterday, ON suspicion
of being the young thieves VINO have been robbhg
houses Oh the prctcaCe OF vanishing furniture.
They were recognized by one of their victims and
committed for examination.
Arthur j. BTittOn, formerly a conductor Oh INC
Brooklyn CITY Ra lroad. but lIiely politician OF
the Twcnty y-lirst Ward, was arrested IN DehalD-
ave. yesterday, on the complaint OF Mary I. Bcll-
ing of No. $50 FultOn-s,., who charges him with
BETRAYAL and dcsertion. She followed MN TO Bcs-
ton, Chicago and Omaha, and thence back 10
HrnoLlyn with the expressed determination of tax
ing hIs life if he did not accord her justice. lie Is
now safe from her attacks as far as firearms or
other deadly weapons are concerned, Ill the Sc
clusOn of the Raymond Sueet JAN.
JERSEY CITY
-. XV..o,. ,.l.o r,,. ocouood of bo,ncr
poisoned the Rodder family OF DE haio-aye BY
puttng something IN thclr tea whien made them
all sick, was discharged yesterday. An analysis OIL
the ca disclosed no traces oI poison.
Francis Cavanagh age seven, Of No 10 PayOnia-
ave. was fatally injured last night D} beng
knocked down and run over by an express wagon
driven by Henry Ncssa, OF NO. l3J lIudSOn-st liO-
hoken. ihc boy had been stealing IL ride on Il
street car, and had been ordered on by the driver
The boy spang OH anu leil under the Wlct ol me
wagon. He taken to 81. FianclsS Hospital
Vrs>a arrested, but was subsequently, released
on bail
Thomas McGrath. John Doe. Froncs Lang and
Charles ladd were arrIlgned before Justice StllsIng
Yesterday morning Oh charge oi diSOIucrly con
duet. he prisoners and a number Gi c3npamth;;
ca led themselves the " Merry flYe ChoWdcr CiuD,
and went to Ncstsluc-aye. ana Montg0lncTy-st. on
Wednesday to have chOwdcr party. lhey broke
into an orchard, stole the iruit broke down the
tree, and committed other dcprcdauons Oncer
" aims ana Constable Locke succeeded IN aIir'uhg
the prisoners after desperate struggle Wlth th9
whole gang. The examination was poslpoheu
until today.
The contest between John Brennan and Robert
Davis Tor the Office of Fire Commissioner from the
lst District, was concluded IN the Circuit Court
Yesterday afternoon. Ju0ge Knapp charged the
ury that the alleged tampeuug Win the ballot
boxes, after the votes had been counted and the
boxes locked and sealed must be supported by
strong PROOF and not grounded on ,hc suppo>Itlon
that "A man might do wrong If he had the Opportu-
niiy. Blenndn who was the hepubllcan candidate,
was elected the face Of the returns made to the
Board Oi CauVassers, but Il recount ot the bdlOiS
gave DAVIS thirteen majority. II Was then charged
that tle boxes had been tampcrcd with. The jury
decided in fivOrOi DAVIS
NEWARK
The house Of the Rev. DR.. David Waters pastor
of the North Reformed Church, No. 3G1 Mount
PIcasaut-ayc was entered by Il burglar on Wcdncs-
Cay night The thief found his way to llr. Naicrss
slceping-roo and secured watch belonging 10
Mrs ateIs, and a pOcket-bo0k. He also forced
oprn trunh containing silycrware. bur did not take
nvthing from II. ne pOchet-D book was tOunu III
the garden ot the house yesterday morning. In his
hurry, the thief took only TlO IRON one ccmpart-
mcnl OF the book, leaving 800 which he overlooked.
NEW-JERSEY.
EAST ORATGE.-Ihe Rev. :. j. Mcpherson. pastor
of tne Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church, has re-
ccived and ao occpteI call from the Second Prcsby-
tcTian Church OF Chicago.
OEANGF-LuGwig D0hrmcycr a halter. was
killed at the Cone street station OF the Delaware
ana LackaVanna Railroad on Wednesday evening.
lie was caught between moving lrclghJ cars ana
the platform and crushed about the waist lie died
in the hospital IL few hours after tue accident.
Err ,ptru The Board of trrcuoder, of Union