New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
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There was an amateur match Mt the Racquet
Court YESTERDAY afternoon between Rannnt fiub and
G. c. Allan and ID. Lydig. Of the New oIA si ~
The playing sharp on both sldes' pn,, as III,
score shows wac not so sure on Nj r pIWi HINT ard
Canadi ms as of their opponents. nr. nun. i h,u
Mr.. Lydig carried off the honorS fof prllnt ia"I
ing. The rallies of Mr. Lydic being cspe,la ~
noticeable. The match was Tl,lrssta orS no ' in1cs
Of the members of the club. There were no ia"icS
present. The following is the score' .
New York. "a - -
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ANNOYING HIS NEIGHBOR -
William Burns of Onc-hundrcd -and-hfty-nlnth-
ST. and Tenth-avc, was arragned III me iaTl9in
Police Court yesterday on the complaint OF John
Guam, of d,m WITH
out cause .Quan stated that Burns has been IN me
In of tearing boards off lis barn ana breaking ne
pickcts off his fence. Sometime ago Burns; as Is
alleged built a fire against Quan's barn. when
Quan's cOachman drove lurns away the Ia yer
nirkcd mn an axe and hurled it at the coachlnan.
Jus ice Bixby held Burns in 300 bonds 10 Keep the
peace.
SIGNALLING WOMAN AND BEATING HER iSCoRr
Lloyd Bingham, of No. 343 Cas- Eigh y-iifll,st.,
appeared before Justice BXby in the Harlem Police
Conrt Yesterday. complainant againsf " Imam
Schrodca of No. 80 Second-avc.,whom ne charged
with assault ANA battery. bingham Sa'ed mat az he
waswaIk1ng III tighty-:iiih-St. on thursday accom-
pani d bv Miss Ella Monohan, of No. 3t7 Last
Eidh'y-fftl-st. Schroeder threw a SNOWFALL VII ch
struck her in The face lie turned L 10 pro d Ierj
him Sevcrclt. he screams o MISS Non u II a.
tractcd The attention of the police and SCtrodrr was
taken in custody. The justice held INN Ill p3oo
bail for trial.
A CRACKED Intel At wALLACK's THrATEE
4 Intel ov.r the Broadway en- rance to "ailarks
Theatre found 10 be cracked yes rldaE ana "
oInncr Ivaf of the Buildings Bureau, ported he
entrance as unsafe recommending that III lin q b.
r moved and replaced by new one. The buildings
said by specior Est 'Ihrook 70 be perfectly sac
Other unsaf buildings reported NOs. - Il 81 10
MUnay-si., No. O. Duane-S. No. 1856 Il oad"ayNo'
113 king-s Nos 49, ~ i0l ana 3 3oo III mIe ,a
Wa est NO. 13Sl2 Chriry-si., No. az Yves
1hirty-ffthst., No. l32 asst liousior-st, NO. ooo
Eigh have and No. 106 West Tween v-StcOnd-st
STOLEN GOODS RECEIVED b 4 PAWNBROkER.
Fiftv-three unfinished coats were Sto.cn rom ne
apartments OF JACOB London, t2lior, AT 80 -
LIvngton-St., on December -, ISL On N'dhcs-
+ Stcd Edward Classy with three OF IL = OATS III
his possession. Classy WIS cmploy.d by Max
Sparcnberr, pawnhoAcT OF No. -
and was about 10 pledge the coats IN ah"therp WI
shop when arrested. Sparciiberg pace VS. Nhit'u
by ihe officer Who found twcnty-scvcn "i The - Zen
coats HE pawnbro Ell was ares and arragncd
NJ the Jefferson Warnct Police Court ycsteGd ~
charge of receiving stolen Goods. lie pie d'd h"t
guilty. but was held i'll 5000 bail for trlal Dlis-
sey was sent to The House of Dctcntlpn
4 zETA PSI DINNER.
The Central Association OF the Icta Psi FRAZER
nifty gave a dinner last night ut Sicghortners res,
taurint. No. 81 lafayettc-piacc. Al "a meeting held
pr,.vions 70 ,her dinner thc following officers were
elected: President, Abraham Lott; vicc-lresldent
H. H. Brookstavcr: secretary and treasurer, wax
Sch crn, jr chairman q standing 'oHiItcr,
were laid. Among the persons present
were Judge Larrcmorc, Judge Van fl0eScn, Rev.
IT William Cooke, Rev. Dr. C.; ID. Bndem&n, ljT.
John g. johnson, Dr. \. II. Galltin, Charles H.
Eaton. Professor Robert +. Leighton, j. y Miller,
Edward II. DuryCe, Samuel Harsh, \. {. Anbry,
Dr;, Abran i. smith, A. W. Bailey ana D. brueh
Miller. o,.,,,,,
Limited divorce on the ground of drunkenness
and cruelty was granted yesterday to ME- Ann
Moran from Richard Moran in the Ilty court.
Jewels and money worth 1919 were olen from
No. 30 North Oxfor,l-st., the nome of John Dennis,
on Thursday. vile he family was at supper
The General Term of the supreme Court will he
held next week. The calendar holds nInctN-NlX
cases. Judges Barnard, Gilbert and Dykman viii
Sit
-Four counterfeiters William McGrath, John +;
Byruc. Thomas f. Dolan and James Carr, found
guilty of passing false trade dollars, were ntenced
by Judge Benouict yesterday 10 two years each IN
the Albany Penitentiary.
At the request OF Mayor Low Health Commits
siOncr Raymond has examined the sanitary condi-
ton of Public School No. If, at Navy and ,oncord
SITS. He found that ii was not well Ventilated and
recommended the doing away with two OF It's
classes.
judgments amounting to about 100000 were
recorded in the Sherin's office yesterday against
Lyman X. Greene, OF No. 80 lienry-s of the hrm OF
Il. g. Arnold II Co., No. Is Front-st, New-lork.
The judgments were secured in the supreme Court
i'll Ncw-lork.
JERSEY CITY
John II. Fickons, lvcry-stablc keeper, was
thrown from his wagon yesterday by coming i'll
contact with railroad hack and sustained very
serious injuries. He is III a critical condition.
William }. sipple, the tel grlpl operator who
on Octoner - Lust took possession OF me New
York Lake Erie and Western haIlroal, he ween
Ia jcrsOu and jersey City, was artalgncd III the
COur of Sessions Yesterday on two indictments, one
charging him with attempting To steal T43,6lO
from the railroad company, and the other with
conspiracy to steal the money. lie pleaded not
guilty and was bailcd in ~ 900 on each dlctu emit
Ind tl,f 4 pf
the trains, sent the paymastcr on special ira 10
Passac, and t,egraphing in the nam" OF Bird W.
tcndcut Hill 10 liver tine money III the SAFE at he
Jersey City office To detective who would come
there from Inspector Byrncss office tor II. Mr..
Hill tclegrlphcd back that he would deliver tie
money TO no one except Mr.. spencer himself, and
then Simple abandon Il his position an affairs on
the road were restored to taeir normal condition.
NEW-JERSEY
PATERsoN.-The jury in the case Of John II.
Wolfe on Thursday asked Judge Woodruff il the
word atrocious' could he stricken out OF the
second count, and if verdict guilty OF assault
and battery" could be rendered. his was ass"nted
to by the Judge and the jury inStru"ted the fore
man 10 render such a verdict. When called upon
to give the finding, however, he pronounced Nolic
moi guilty on the first cOnnt, and guilty OF assault
and battery as charged IN the second count. But
the second count charged "atroclogs assault ana
battery As the verdict is entered tins way III the
court record, there is now some question as 10 what
crime Wolfe is convicted of. For assault and bat
terry the maximum penalty is two years Inprlson-
mcnt and y 90 nc; Tor thr greater oHtncc IL - nNc
years in the State Prison and fine of 81 600
HACKENsACK-Aftcrb being out twenty-five hours
the iury i'm the case of eX-COngTcSsman NOOThis
charged with the larceny of bonds worth $1,000, III
the Bergen Ounty Court yesterday requested to
be discharged rs there was hope of its agreeing
upon "A verdict Judge Dixon complied wi h this,
expressing regret at the result after such long and
patient dcliberation The jurors are very severe i'll
dcnunciation of their treatment, having been con-
fined in a small badly ventilated room with no re-
freshmen but cold water for twenty-four hours.
This resulted in the udispositon of three Of their