New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

n Jdhp Jhnr eh sdS ' He was always the first
ger to get on tho boat and the frst 70 Ree on. mo
came to Eew-York about 8 o'clock every morn morn,
| jng and went back Mt about u O'CLOCK III lho o'0n
| ing Haven't seen him lateiy'
| ArI.RGE WHEN THEY SHOULD BE IN PRISON
Washington E. Hall and Thomas Boland were
convicted in 1879 for violation OF the electIol 1--we
| They were sentenced to two years IN the Stttc
Prison They appealed TO the General Term oi nc
Snprome Court Viii h. in October last, affirmed the
! Judgment In the meantime Hall ana Doiauu @ nn,i
bpcn released on bail and since October theY nave
becn NJ Iorgc without bail. Assistant Disrict-At- +
torney RcGnier applied yesterday to Judge Jarrett,
in the Court of Oyer and Ierner 10 doc o Re1r~ft
| ordered them e. be taken INTO Cnsto!y py @ @tue
sheriff, but directed that they shond not he taken
to Sing Sing until Friday, in order TO glve tict
counsel time to prepare case Ior 'Io Ooui' 0A AP
p'"''' BROOKLYN.
Dr. Albert C. Hallam of No. 57S Grand-st., has
been appointed by Mayor Low member OF tne
Board OF Education to succeed t.. k Scranton, IT,
signed.
Il is reported that demands for free passes for the
Novelty Theatre have been made upon ire @ @Ii,n-
agcr. Thcal Il Williams in the interest OF cer'du
Aldermen OF the Eastern District.
Donald.G Mitchell read his lecture upon "Titia1"
before the Young Peoples ASocIatl2n OF ltlo
Church of the Pilgrims, In the chanel. IN Rems -St
last evening. The lcturcr called the great Nenc,
tan painter the greatest master of color the world
has ever known.
Some of Tie persons who have cultivated ailantus
The recommendation OF Health Conmissloncr Ray
mond that they be cut dOwnas preiudcal TO lealIh.
| One man says ms family has lived snrroqn1ed ny
aillntus trees for ten years without caiiing I'D ii
physician more than once.
Two more bogus warrants drawn by the default
ing eX-SccrCiary of the Board OF tdu.atloh' W. a,
W. Stuart, have been discovered. one was I lpT
81 go -. drawn in favor of K. w. Marlin ara
cancelled with nothing paid upon NJ 2nd the
other FOR $500. drawn i'll favor OF G. n. JohhSoh'
who is not known TO exist. 1t was paid
Il ffp,fI Ifrn-
cnct arrested Bernard j. Bagley. for selling pohcy
slips ut No 2i9 Jay-s. yesterday, after 9uS lag Ia
slip from him. Bagley rcglned pos3 sslon OF tnc
slip put il in his mouth and ran up stairs. lie was
followed and was found endeavOring to nastlcate
and swallow quantity of carbon paper and mani
fold sheets, which were used in writing the SIPS
He was compelled to disgOrgc.
The pupils of the Central Grammar School haye aye
sent to Mayor Low, the Board of Aldermen ana the
Board of Education a complalnt III regard 10 lue
sanitary condition of the building. he number OF
Dupls i nearly GEO. each Of whom is allotted four
feet of floor space and fifty cubic feet OF ar on an
average The windows will not allow proper ven
tIation without drafts, and the coInplaint says
that the foul air rivals that i'll the Black Hole OF
Calcutta.
AS the library of the Common Council consists of
n few bound volumes of reports of proceedings, the
Rerubcan Aldermen have abolished the position
OF librarian, which f. Murphy held last year at a
salary of ~ 600. The books are i'll glass cases and
are kent in a room used by the Arrears Commission.
1t is siid that all Mr.. Murphy had to do was to see
that the cases did not run away. Mr.. Murphy pro-
poses TO bring suit Ior his salary for the slN weeks
of this year before the Office was abolished.
The temperance people of the Eastern District
have started a series of meetings to be held every
Wednesday night at the Lincoln Mission, in Taylor
st. near Kent-ave. The second of these meetings
was held last night and was well attended The
Lincoln Mission is situated in the midst OF very
rough neighborhood 1t is supported and man
aged by members o. the Society OF Orthodox
Friends. Stephen X. Post a member of the New
York Produce Exchange, Is the largest contributor
TO ii.
julius Carl, age twenty;;thrce and his wife, age
ing property at houses where they
rented furnished rooms. On February o cloth
ing and other her bdc aTcG % CSo@da wCrn D5y o No. wST @
Myr,le-avc.. where Carl and his wife had engaged
rooms a few days before They could not be found
after the se M Na 1 Sy aSG tX %Xr tRsE Rcy
had gona, and jcwclry worth SO was missed some
of the property was found on them When they we're
pleaded guilty before Justice Walsh yesterday, and
were held for the action of the Grand jury
JERSEY CITY.
Summonses were issued Yesterday for a large
number Of property y-Ownrrs, who have failed TO COM
ply with the ordinance recently passed by the
Board of Aldermen requiring numbers to be placed
upon every house in the city.
Mrs. Margaret Ballt, an old woman living on
the Heights, was caught yesterday in the act of
stealing a roll OF carpet from the store o! john J
Mitchell. At the sta iou-housc she acted strangely,
and the County Physician, who was present, pro-
NEWARK.
James Redpath lectured last evening at the
Grand Opera House before the Land League. Pr
James Elliott presided Mr.. Redpath spoke Of the
evils in Ireland.
The bodies of Moses w. .Stoll, Mrs. Stoll and
George V. Stoll, who were killed in railroad acci-
drnf in Texas sometime ago have been received by
their friends in Newark and were sent yesterday te
Matawan. y. j., where the funeral services took
place in the First Baptist Church.
Alderman Sandfold, chairman of the Police Com,
of Common
that the members of the police force should under
60 physical examination by the police surgeon 20
determine their fitness Tor active duty In search
ing the records of the department Alderman Sand
ford found that many OF the patr0lnen had been
away sick more than 100 days in the year, and that
the force embraced 129 inyalIds and only thirty
five healthy men. AT n meeting OF the Committee
on Thursday night resolution WIS adopted look
inc to the retirement from the force of all men not
physically capable of continuous active duty.
NEW-JERSEY.
PAssAIC.-Whilc walking on the Erie track be-
tween Passaic and Passaic Bridge Tuesday night. a
Swedc named Jansen was struck by a tram. IN, lie
Passaic about forty years He left no family.
PArrRsoN.-An exciting incident occurred in
Recorder Warrcn's police court Tuesday.
man man. named JOHN Fuery for petit larceny.
and the prisoners father Michael Fuery,
who had followed the officer to the station house
with offensive cpithets continued his abuse in the
court room until McClOry became enraged and
knocked the elder Fucry down. Chief Graul ex-
csed the Dclgeftht pOlcenlal from uitY ior he re-
mainder OF the day. The Passaic County Board
of Freeholders has directed the county collector not
10 furnish money to the sheriff to pay witnesses
and Jurors fees until after an account has been
rendered Sheriff Coz has been in the habit of pay
ing such expenses out of his own pocket, trusting
10 the county to reimburse him. The Board of
Trade has decided to ask the United States Govern
mcnt for post office building for Paterson. The
post office now occupies rooms in bank building,
which are inadequate for the postal business of
city OF $4,000 inhabitants.
LONG ISLAND
CITY POINT.-Smith Brothers Of City Point, are
buidmg Il drcdgeing steamer for oystcrng in Long
Island Sound. The vessel is to be completed by
March l.