New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-12

United states Commissioner Allen YESTERDAY re,
served his decision, as question OF ]urisoue'on Was
| raised.
The following removals were made yesterday by
Building Commissioner Gaylor: James Lee, clerk
salary 81 D. j. Evans 81 n96 po ga Kely
Stephen French Cbrother OF ex City Works ION ION
missioner John French, and John Norton ihSpeG
| tors Appointments were made as follows; 2o JONI
| b, Brown, clerk. at 81. 200, and Samuel W. Folk,
| James Burns and William Helmer inspectors.
Emma Kline, eighteen years old, of No. 226 FIRST
ST., E.. d. accuses Frederick nreas twemi ibomt
her consent II the sequel OF niue sno"oai
| ing combat between the two early i'll the evening,
and w9eh b Emma wCm met i her in p the hall and took
what she declined 10 give freely. he case was a.-
ourned for the judge TO look up the etlics Oh KISS
ing.
The Law and Local Committees of Public School
No. have decided, under power confer d upon
them by the Board OF Education, hat under the CIR;
| cnmstances Miss Theresa w. B. King, a colored
| Girl was properly refused admission to the school
| by Principal Gallagher, and that she was properly
assigned by the Local Committee to Colored Schooi
lied Mr. Gallagher to employ counsel to defend the
suit brought against him by Miss King through her
| guardian.
JERSEY CITY.
John Atkins, an employee in Dodge's undergrad
in Greene-st.. crushed yesterday morning under
pile of falling lumber and ustained probably
fatal injuries. lie removed to the Charity Hos
pital.
in Justice PelOuhet's court yesterday morning as
complainant against Mrs. Annie Mack, of No. 451
Frst-st., whom he charged with obtaining sew
ing machine from him under false pretenSes. ne
alleged that Mrs Mack agreed 10 take machine
and pay for il III instalments If the machine suited
her. When he agent called for the first payment
he had to call every day for week before he got
into the house, and when he finally did get ID me
fT she H d MA MaI n6 SG wbr her SISTER
lived She was held, and search Will be made lor
her sister.
James Donohue was arraigned before Justice
Pcloubet yesterday morning on charge OF snug
Cling j. &. Errlcksen. chi f officer of the steamer
Egyptian Monarch, caught Donohue leaving me
vessel with package of valuable embroidery on
Friday night. and turned him over 10 Policeman
Smith who took him to the Second Precinct sta
ton. Denohue SAID that he met two tiremen from
the steamer in Tum-shOp III Pav0nia-ave., and
after they had several drinks they invited him to go
TO the steamer. He went and they got INTO the
f0recastle. when one OF his companions got INTO a
fight with another fireman there ana somebody
handed him the package of embroidery to take out.
DonOhue was held and The chief officer went before
Commissioner Muirheid and procured warrant Tor
the arrest of the fireman who gave DonOhue the
package. His name l. Gibbons lie had not ap-
peared at the ste amer last night.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY AND ASSAULT. .
Edward Hanley, q &c twenty. of No. rs Chryste-
st. q well-knOwn criminal, arralgned before
Justice Power yesterday az The lombs fOlce Court.
on the complaint of Carl Bang, for having IN concert
with anoth,r man, whose name is unknown, ELECTED
an entrance by means Of false keys TO Bangs rooms
at No ls9 Ifester-st.. Friday afternoon, and
stolen fin box containing leases mortgages, etc,
of the value of 81 900, and $75 in United States
bonds. The prisoner was also charged with having
assaulted the complainant when Ill pursuit OF him,
and with having III his possession two rev0lVefS one
of which was loaded seven chambers. lie was
committed for trial without bail in the General
Sessions.
MR. GYE AND THE NEW OPERA HOUSE.
dispatch from London was published yesterday
to the effect that Ernest eye had been appointed
binding in Broadway which Is TO be opened, 1t Il
expected, next year. Calvin Goddard. the secretary
and TT ,asurer of the company, said TO b, TRIBUNE
reporter that the matter was not settled The direct
ors had not taken any action rs yet. l.. b. Fabr |
of Drexe Morgan d CO., he added, was the one who
knew the most about the subject, as he had been In
Europe and had seen Mr.. eye. Mr. Fabr was ac- |
cordingly seen. The announcement he SAID In |
reply to a question. lis premature Nothing mas |
the opera house. ! saw Mr.. GIVE in London but
don't care to say anything more" Nj eye is the
manager of the ROYAL Italian Opera, Covent Garden
and is the husband of Albani the singer.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA-The Queens County Teachers AssOca- |
ton held a meeting in the Public School Building at
Jamaica yesterday 1t was well attended Subjects |
pertaining 10 schools and teachers were discussed
HEMP>TEAD-There are over 1000 acres of good |
ground for clans in the waters owned by the town !
of Hampstead, and recent experiments III trans |
planting CLAIMS have proved perfect success. Inc |
cammers seeking TO have law enacted by |
which they lease land under the water, and |
prevent the leasing of natural clam beds to oyster
men.
in the town of Flushing, over q petition III clrcr-
lation for the removal of Benjamin NewcOmb, post
master at that place, and the appointment of Mrs.
Peters the ticket agent Tor the Long Island Railroad
Company in his stead. Newcomb declares that the |
petition for his removal was started by persons with |
whom he had difficulty over school matters. lie |
is circulating petition to retain his position.
Complaints are made in many of |
the suffolk County towns that the clerks OF school
districts are remiss IN their DUTY under tGe WA
records of births deaths and marriages. ISAIAH !
Haock a farmer, was run over and instantly killed
bv an east-bound mail train Yesterday afternoon.
He was driyiu across the track and, seeing the APP
preaching train, whipped up his horses His grand,
daughter, who was with him, was seriously and
perhaps fatally injured
misunderstanding J. Lawrence Smith is
writing the history of Shutdown for the new his
tory OF Suffolk County. .....The taxpayers OF the
town of SmithtOwn, at the recent special town meet
ing held at Shutdown Branch, decided, by an al
town fo assist fhe Long Island Railroad Company
TO build It's road through the town were made III
good faith and should be paid i'll full, unless some
arrangement could be made with the bondholders
by which the rate of interest q per cent could be
reduced.
ROsLYN.-Henry I. Hewlett, of Roslyn, lost
valuable horse on Friday from hydrophobla. Inc
animal ii is thought was bitten by one OF the dogs
belonging TO the Queens County Hunt while at pas
ture last fall......T The funeral of General Elijah
Ward took place Yesterday noon from Trinity
Chanel The services of the simplest kind.
The pall-bearers were chosen from among the viii
lage residents. The ceremonies were conducted by
the Rev. DR.. Morgan of 81. IhonaSs Church, New
York assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Brush rector of the
Roslyn chapel. The BODY inferred not far FROM
the grave Of William Cullen Bryant.
STATEN ISLAND.
NFw-BRIGHToN.-Over 1000 persons have re-
ceived free vaccination in New-BEghtOn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cornell has reappointcd
John Waters, jT, secretary of the Rchm nd County
Republican General Committee a Port Warden.
ETTINGvILLE.-Frederick Wilkins, a hotel-keeper
OF Ettingvlle has offered $50 reward for informa-
ton that Will lead to the discovery of the person
who started rllmor that smallpox existed in his
hotel He says that it has seriously injured his
business
WESTCHESTER COUNTY