New-York tribune., 1882-04-18
head wonld he cut of. All Yanne has already
served term of nine years in California prison.
THE FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN FRIsBIE.

from
was at Greenwood. Captain Frisbie had long been
a commander on the sea. During the late war no
served in the NAVY, commanding gunboat IN , hu-
miral Farragui's squadron. When he retired rom
the Navy he presented with the nag OF me- sup
| by Admiral Farragut. lie was wen known 1a in
| Republican political circles. lie Iea'cS Z" "i"o"
and one son.
NOMINATIONS AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The committee TO nominate candidates Tor cleo
tion at the annual meeting Of the Stock Excnange
reported yesterday the following ticket: +. n.
Lawrence president; James Mitchell, chairman
Alexander hcnriques, yice-chairman d. Z: Hays @
treasurer. and B. o. White, secretary MT Law
renee is the present vice president OF the Board
the others now hold the places for which they were
nominated. James NJ. Fuller Is rcnomnated as q
trustee of the Gratuity Fund, TO serve five years
! The following members are nominated to serVc Oh
the Goyerning Commttee 10 serve Wdm ,9pf yesl'S
! Day, Nelson Robinson, Rudolph kepplcr Wilham
Adams Thomas Denny, James d. Smith, and \. ".
I. Hatch to serve two years ito fill vacancy W.
A. Bowr,n.
BROOKLYN.
Justice Bergen was authorized by the Aldermen
| Yesterday TO employ German Interpreter at his
| court al IA salary of 5000.
Absolute divorces were granted yesterday to Mrs:
Louso Bergen from w ID. Bergen and t. Andrew
MOwbray from Mrs Susan j. MOwbray.
Italians made picturesque groups yesterday in the
vicinity of Prospect Park, where they were pu!ilng
! up the young dan1clon plants Tor greens"
n McGrcgOr Steele, well known politician, IS
! confined To his homo in DOwuing-st with cancer
in the stomach. lie returned from Italy on Friday
| of last week.
The Rev. Newell Wooscy Wells second son OF the
Rev. DR.. J. d. Wells will beinstalled tonight a. as
sistant pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at south
Third and FIfth-sts. Dr. Wells has been pastor OF
this church for thirty-two years.
Through the action of the First Brooklyn Womaps
| Christian Temperance UniOn which furnishes me
money for the purpose. Mrs. II. +. Crocker and mrs
II. A. Johns were appointed Yesterday a. ponce
atrons to look after women prisoners IN police sta
tlOns and courts.
While j. W. Blackford was filing bottle with
alcohol at No. 2O3 WalwOrth-s. Oh Sunday nlght,
he spilled Of the ud on the stove III the room,
causing an explosion. HIS clothing was set on hre
and he badly burned that his recovery is re-
garded rs doubtful
On account Of the complaints made to him that
the street abroad companies not keeping the
pavement along their tracks III repair according to
their char ers Mayor Low yesterday sent message
TO the Aldermen asking each member to report what
companies were in fault in lis ward.
In the Board of Aldermen yesterday the Health
Committee reported n resolution authorizing the
appropriation Of ~ 800 fTom the contingent fund
TO allow the Health Department properly 10 inspect
the plumbing IN new buildings, which the law now
requires TO be done under the direction of the De
partment. The resolution was adopted.
Detectives Powers, Looney and Z1ndt made
descent upon the policy shop OF Abraham Delama-
ter, at No. 206 Ryerson-st. yesterday afternoon.
After surrounding obstacles in the shape OF barri-
ca led doors. bull pups etc. the proprietor Della
mater who is well known as an offender, and five
men who playing policy were arrested; In
spector Jewett discharged all the men except Della
mater
The body of man was fonnd in the water at the
foot of King-st yesterday afternoon His age was
about thirty years height five feet eight inches,
and his hair aud beard were sandy in color The
body found at the foot Of North Seventh-st on
Sunday was identified Yesterday as that of Charles
Henry Miller, of No. 1876 Eldrdge-st:, New-YOrk.
lie left his home OF April 3, to go to his work IN
jersey, and was not seen by his friends after
ward alive.
James Rcarlon, of No. 10 Deraw-et was ar
rested for ntOXicaton on Saturday night: On sun
day he was thought TO be insane at the Butler
Street Police Station but Dr. Young pronounced
him sane aud he discharged by Justice Bergen.
He was again arrested on Sunday, and when in
court yesterday acted in an insane manner. An am
bulance sent for, as three men could scarcely
hold him. The ambulance surgeon thought that
the man under the influence of liquor, and had
water pumped on his head, but after this the doc
tor concluded the man was insane, and he was sent
tOkthe Lunatic Asylum.
JERSEY CITY
Four cases of smallpox, two of which were fatal,
were reported yesterday.
City Collector Love received 1922 93 III taxes
last week. The CentraI Railroad Company of New
jersey paid So, 900 of the amount.
Charles White, n ship-carpenter, of No. 10 Phil
lip-st while setting a mast last evening in the
steamer Narragansett lying at the foot OF Essexst.
fell TO the deck a distance OF sixty feet, and
suffered a fracture of the skull. lie cannot re-
cover.
William Howe and Patrick Moran. election
officers the first precinct of the Second District.
were arraGned before Judge Stilslng yesterday
morning Il charge of conspiracy large number
of ballots found in the box OF the precinct at
which they officers, after the poll list had
been exhausted and the prisoners are accused of
having stuffed the box. They hailed in 81 900
each to appear tOr examination On Thursday morn
ing.
NEWARK.
William Goddard was committed to Jail by United
States Commissioner Whitehead yesterday on u
charge of passing counterfeit money.
A forged warrant and forged check were found
by Expert Walden Yesterday The amount was
$3.50 50. The warrant and check were dated July
10 1877, in favor of Joseph COult and ndOrsed by
Coult and Howell The check ;he Vas payable at the
German National Bank. Tho Endorsements on both
papers were forged by Palmer
A Joint stock company with capital of 10000
has been formed with Christopher Nugent. OF the
late firm of c. Nugent IL Co.. superintendent, to
carry on the business of manufacturing morocco.
The company has taken possession of the Thomas
ST. building of {. Nugent IL Co., and the
machin ,ry most of which is from the Hasey-
ST. factory, is being put IN order and some of the
vats are already filled with skins.
\ committee of the Common Council met last
night to investigate the charges OF corruption in the
matter OF the contract Tor the city tower boil.
James Marvin testified that broker named Walton
had told him he got per cent commission on the
contract which amounted to 800 and that he had
to divide with Alderman Llttcl, member of the
Fire Depar ment Committee. Walton and Littel
were present at the Investigation. and denied hay
ing received any commission. The investigation
was adjourned until next Monday.
A man entered the house of we-to-do widow,
Mrs. II. J. bnTcHaid No - IatcfsOn-St, a lew days
ago and exhibited some slVcrware, stating that he
had brought ii irom Europe and would sell it at a
sacrifice. Soon after jew peder appeared at the
house. and seeing the silyerwaTe prOfcssed to he
anxious to purchase it. The were confederates
and through their articles the woman was induced
to buy tor $50 III cash. she ascertaned yester-
dav that 1t was worthless
NEW-JERSEY
MACopIN.-Danic Smith, age ffty-.iye, a we'll
ro-do farmer, committed suicide yesterday by
cutting an artery in his ankle. His act was at
tIibuted To the effect of drink.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN.-Maggic Bccwith, a pretty