New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-18

Storrs charged the people, and the Rev. MI Dn'lou a
gave the charge to the new pastor i M last
week. He received his collegiate eouo"'i'i "
Lafayette College. Easton, PENN
JERSEY CITY.
John Kaper n teamster in the employ on oat" Of
Ruppert the NewYoTk brewer, fell IRON .ne se.s' Vi
his wagon in this city yesterday and subereu inJ"
rics of n fatal nature.
Charles w. Bender, Patrick Hayes Patriek 10Y
err and Joseph Boyce, three men employeG ny sno
Western Union Telegraph Company as lnemen,
were arraigned before Justice Stilslng yesterday,
charged with violating city ordinance Dy eieciins
telegraph poles on Jackson-ave. without pernlssoh;
Justice Stilsing declared them guilty, and fined
them 81 10 EACH The fine was paid by ME- Carey
manager of the Jersey City office of the company.
The 225 coopers in the employ of ODonne.i ~. a.
Co, who struck on Monday for an increase OF %
per week in their wages, were still ont yesterday.
The members of the firm say that they VIII no1
accedc to the demand, and yesterday tley seCuIer
about fl ty men to fill the places OF the strlheia
The striking workmcn threatened to Assault lno
new men. and Detective Eaton. who Is III Tue GU i
poy of the firm, procured warrants YESTERDAY Ioa
the arrests of the leaders OF the strikers Oh ch
OF conspiracy.
During the parade of Barnum's show Yesterday
horse reared and of his fore feet struck the arm
of Mrs. f. J. Mattison, who was sitting III carlagc
viewing the procession. Her arm was broken III
two places.
James Bryson, of Academy-st., is, missing. On
Sunday night he took a walk with MS fanny ana
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while his family walked on Tie has not Deen seen
since. The canal was dragged for his body yeSter-
day. z
UoRoKrN.-At the recent charter election Fred
erick Kammerer Republican, was elected TO inc
Common Council from the Fourth Ward by snlail
minority over his Democratic opponent, fTencrlCh
Kaufman The Board of Canvassers gave MN
certificate of election and when the new DoaL'i
organized Kammerer took his scat. kaui1an' VINO I
declared that Kammerer was counted IN ny NJ
election officers IN the Third Precinct, Dronght he
motion the attention the Court, anu on Aondv
Judge Knapp after an examination OF tne p WdaF
declared Kaufman entitled to the seat, kanit-
man was Immediately sworn iii and NJ the meeting
of the Council on Tuesday night took ms scar.
Mayor BessOn believing kammereT 10 nave pee t
uniusily deprived of his seat sent his name mo
inc Council as n candidate for Police Commissioner
The nomination was rejected by vote OF TO i.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
RYE.-James Parsons one of the oldest residents
of Rye died OF pneumonia on Tuesday.
RroFoRp.-Oliver Green, well-to-do farmer.
who has long lived near the John Jay homestead in
the town of Bedford. in which he was holding the
office of assessor dropped dead in his yard on tles-
dov morninr Heart disease il supposed TO have
been the cause of death. lie was about iifty-hye
years old. 49,
uo1-vr VypNOy.-The annual election for village
officers Of Mounf Vernon took place on Tuesday at.
tcrnoon and evening and resulted IN the choice OF
the following: President, John van cahIVoorH
Rep, no opposition treasurer JVnI n1'l Wces
no opposition; Police Justice, william T.. M f
0)eml no oppOsitlOn Trustees, First Nard, JQhh
L. Piper Repj; SECOND Ward William c >. UoliIS
Anneli' DemJ Fourth Ward, Horace LOOMS ll)em
no oppoItion; Assessors, Lewis A. Rlch DEM,
Isaac {. Harrington ,Rcp) and William H. Brough-
-" 'i''''''' LONG ISLAND.
IoNG ISLAND CIrY.-Cty Treasurer Morris OF
| Long Island CITY has presented report to the
Common Council of the condition OF the funds OF
be cty He states that the charter funds are over
drawn 81 $50 -, and the public debt account Is
| oyerdrawn XIO4 1871 42.......Mayor Henry >; De
Beyoise OF Long Island City, who Is under bonds OF
$40 900 in the suit instituted against HIM by the
Citizens Committee OF that cry, mas declared ms
| intention of going on a Southern trip next week
The Law and Order Society IN Long lsIand
| CIV have adopted resolutions warning the Ponce
| Commissioners Of the city that they VIII be neid
| strictly responsible for any violations OF the law
| upon the Sabbath during the coming summer
STATEN ISLAND.
CrIFTox-The body Of an unknown man, appar-
emily that of Il sailor, found In the water yes
| terday NJ ClllOn
STApLEroX-Poles for the telegraph line of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad were dis uDuied yes
erIav ON Staten Island a cable is to b. LAID under
the Staten Island Sound from Perth Anboy, n. D.,
TO Tottenvile :. l., to connect there with wires 70
run along Tie Staten Island Railroad to Clifton and
| from there to New-BrightOn. From there anOJher
cable viii be laid under the Kill Won Kuil 10 Bergen
Point A. j and the line Will he continued TO New
York via jersey City. The terminus OF the line VIII
! be at the foot OF COrtland-st., New-lork.
| NEW BmGHIoY.-Ans Phelps Stokes's villa at
| New Brighton 10 to be converted into summer re-
| sort. The Staten Island Fire Police have
elccied the following officers: Captain, Charles
| Hoffman: lieutenant, Edward Meiner; second hel-
| tenant William NJ. Dcspard; third lieutenant
William jenkins; secretary, Charles Deicke; treas
| urcr Charles l.. Grim; surgeon, Jefferson Scabs
.....A young man pretending To De an authollHeu
agent of the NcwYOrk Outdoor Relief Society has
succeeded in collecting various of money from
different persons on Staten Island. The police are
| looking Tor him.