New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-21

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! THE WALLS or THE WINDSOR THEATRE.
Judge J. i. DAILY in Chambers of the Court OF
Common Pleas yesterday granted PrGcept "f M
the Fire Department TO see to II that the Walls Vi c
| Windsor Theatre are made safe.
| STILL HELPING MICHIGAN.
The Friends Bible Scpool IN '|rooklyn SENDS 70 10
this Office for the Michigan suiic IS, aud the re
| bytcrian Church of Patterson Putndm County NJ l.,
sends 50 %.
POLL WING MS ACCOMPuCE's EXAMPLE.
| Henry Hart, the second of the thieves who stole
| Dodds Express wagon from IN front OF mousse III
| Eifth-ayc pleaded guilty in the Court OF Geheral
| Sessions Yesterday and was sentenced by Judge
! Cowing TO the State Prison for two years
CLOTHING NEEDED FOR POOR CHILDREN.
| The society Tor the Prevention of Cruelty 10
Children earnestly appeals to the public for an add,
/ tioual suppl Of garments for the children rescued
! by il daily. who are greatly III need OF clothing;
! Their own cot IS are 50 saturated WIN hlth ana
! infested with verun that the only disposition
! which can be made Of them IL 10 burn them.
! An ATTACHMENT VACATED.
! Insticc Donohuc N the Supreme COar', Chambers.
! yesterday made order vacatlug an attachment
/ gran eel uy himself az November -, against the
Under In. attachment 5}7 900 OF the defendant,
deposited with the Paris National Bank OF tins city
| was locked ZIP.
sFNr To MOBILE.
! John J. Thomson. formerly superintendent clerk
IN the office of the ". tern Union IcleG12h Company
M Mobile Ala was arrai9Gcd before Justice smith
/ Yesterday at che Tombs "a a charge Of cmbrzZie-
! mcut. II is alleged that hc has emnezled %loQOo
! from he telegraph company. Tie was F'uIthuru 10
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inform The police OF .,cbe of IHS arrest Thomson
! started for Mobile IN charge OF detectives at
O'Clock last night
TIE roRTl-~ECOND STREET RESERVOIR.
1t the ing oI thc Board of Fire Underwriters
! ON Wednesday, a request from the Municipal S0ci-
ct, asking that ,I" ana. cWuicl~ contribute toward
tee legal expenses lurt viii bc incurred IN opposing
tut removal ~. thr EuIty--rCoud-2t. reservoir was
lag.lt'iv acted upon. The board. by an almost
Huaii .,,a. vote. dcciirC so contribute toward such
r,p.r.", she opinion being expressed that w!th The
present inadequate W&lr. supply OF the city, the
ItscIr iT cuUlG not lo spared.
BROOKLYN.
II WIS stated Yesterday that the office OF Com
mn s1atI OF city Works .Ij been offered 10y Mayor
Low to Genera. j. y. Mc>c:o.c, VINO had declined It,
Mr.. Ann Camp"cl!, who died az No. 80 Chiffon
place on Wednesday, 81 IS Sa'd haG attained the
age Of ono hundred and two years. She was born IN
Ireland and came to tins country seventy years ago.
In his otcia. inquiry into the cause of the fire
which destroyed liaFrmeytrs sugar I'hHery IN
Fir-t-,t. Two weeks aga. and involved Il loHS O;
$1,000, OC0. Fi:e Marshal Thorn has not discovered
WY the !lamc- broke ont
Trc>idcu. Bergen of the Board of Education APP
pc rtcd. yesterday. tue following members oil the
Board as committee tor'c'Iyc written apphcajloIS
tor the position 81 superintendent OF Public N
strueUon: Mc--Is. Teale, Hardness Perry Church
ana sanger. The Board viii elect the new supeIu-
tcadcnt at II, February meeting.
NEWARK.
Eypcr. Walden, who is examining the hooks and
accounts at the CITY Hail. presented bll tor T"H2
for the services OF himself and ms assistants, at the
meeting uf the Finance Committee Of the Common
CrUugil on Thursday nigh. TIC bill caused solae
discussion. one Alderman said that while Nr. la-
service, OF n!s assistants, he was paying them only
from - 10 % cents an nour Mr.. Walden receives |
- A bour The blll was ordered to be- paid.
Long ISLAND.
Wuu,roNr-ihc body of an unknown man was
washed ashore yesterday morning at NhltestOuc. |
II was clad only in an undciahrt and drawers. Ihc
lau5 Cu; Wal>tCoat and trousers were tied III red
flannel snut about hIs uech, from whcht Is inferred |
that the body l. that OF sailor who deserted from
soiIe vessel passing through IN" sound dhd thdt he
pcrshc5 H. attempting 10 swim ashore
Lose ISLAND CIIN-Coroucr Robinson, Of Long |
Island CIty. iIfc thursday evening concluded the |
inquest IT, taa case Of john Loti!er who died from
injuries caused 10y blows iron Il club in street |
fiat at D8tcL his, CA January >. Dr L. j. Den
lcl. the COJuty Physician. by order o! the Coroner
made pOst-nort" m examination OF tn body OF tho
deceased man. Hnu reported that 4e2tL was the re-
suit OF natural caU."~. lhlS did not satisfy the |
mans family, and az its request second pO,t-mor-
TEN WAS mad. ON Dr.. III .cncOck ana burnett. VINO
ioiua that Loeuicl's skull was crushed. The jurors
found that L,cGer came 10 Il, death at the handa
of john BcmaH, Jr., and obey "Gisapproyed o. tine !
testimony OF DT. DcnieI, gwen 10y nlm, and some
OF tn, other Witnesses BcmaH Was committed u |
tie County JAN Tor he action OF the Graud jury
IEW JERSEY.
HoBoArN.-Joln Mayn, long~horcman, who
lived IA lacl ~oIl-st Newly OIk While engaged yes
tcgday Afternoon in repairing some hosting gear On
the steamship Critic. Iying at the IRON per Of the
Delaware. LackaWHuua and " cstcru Railroad, fell |
from tic Top OF mast and Wa5 instantly killed. lilo
was fifty years Oi yg', and had wife and four
children.
WESTCIIESTER COUNTY.
CITY I~iAND.-A number of burgarcs has been
committed on city Island THIS week. From the
house Of Ar. Joseph Horton quantity OF silver
ware was stolen and from TIE premises OF Mrs.
NIckerv 1929 III money and some goods from tho
store were taken. Several other houses were en-
tered ana robbed,
WHITE PLAINs.-It was expected that the will of
the Iatc Jonu Anderson, the millionaire tobacco
manuiac.uer, would be admitted to probate at
Nnitc Plans yesterday, but objections were filed
in behalf OF Agnes Bryant, an infant heir-at-aw
aud next Of kin of the deceased man, the ground
that the will and CodICI were not daily executed,
and codicil. Mr Anderson was not in a sound mind
or CAPABLE OF making viii, and that the execution
OF the viii was procured BY undue influence.
WEsTCHgsrER-Will Laytin who died few
years ago ei real and personal property valued at
inward of = 800 600. 10 he divided into five equal
shares TN" income and profits to be applied TO the
Use and benefit OF his five children during their
lives At the death of each logatee, his share was
10 h. distributed among all the grandchildren of the
tc-tutOr, equally Mrs RicaTd, one OF the FIVE life
beneGriarIr~. having died recently accounting
is sought with view TO the distribution OF the one
hNh share OF which she had had tho use. The eX-
ecutors now claim half commission rs trustees, of
the entire carltal which came INTO their hands az
trustees, and ohe-lalI commission on the oHc-htth
share atUUt to be distributed Surrogate |
Coffin yesterday decided that tie eXe,u tOrs had no
right to double commission.
HASTINGS The will of DR.. John W. Draper, who
died on January /, was flied st White Plains, yes
terday. The deceased man left real aud personal
property valued at about 100000; and by a will
eXccutcd July -. 1879, he bcqucaths his Sis
ter Cathaunc Draper, the income eff his entire es-
tate during her lite. He also gives her his house
hold furniture, his slverplltc and hi, horses and
carriages After her death the executors directed
sell all his real estate, and 10 invest the proceeds
in United States, NeW-Gork state or Citv sccuTi-
ties or in bond, secured by mortgages. and 10 pay
tho income derived tEcrctrom to ms sons Henry
Draper and Daniel Draper, and his daughters, Mrs.
Virginia Many wife OF MyttOn Maury, and Mrs.
Antonio G.. i. Dixon, wife of Edward II. Dixon.
during their lives Al their death, the principal is
TO go TO their children in equal shares To MS son.
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