New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-15
NETWORK CITY.

Buildings reported unsafe yesterdays: Nos. OIL
Rowery. 90, 96l2 and 9s BaXter-sl'' t'- ihiN">'
AZ East Eighty fourth-st.
Deaths last week. 761 births, 5s4 marrlar 3%
2O4: arrests 1.I05: excise licenses issueu Loo
and fees collected. S9'42o'
he "Anti-Kellv Tammany Hal DEMOCRACY
held primaries last night Messrs. Purroy. Wmte;
Roberts MARITIME and others were OF course oio'''O
delegates.
THE DIsTRIcr-ArroRNEY's CHIEF oLTRk. 80
Hugh Donnelly assumed his duties YESTERDAY ~
chief clerk of the District Attorney. General tos
ter, who has filed the position since the death Vi
Mr. Clark, will resume his private practice'
DANCING IN MASKS.
An italian hall took place ut Tammanv Hall last
NIGHT II was the third masquerade OF the fl'rehCo
Association of Mutual Benefit There We're mSfE
unique costumes, and the supper included Spasho'''
Chiantl wine and many Italian di'hes.
STRONG GALES AND ROUGH SEAS 49,
The steamship Silesia from hamonrg, wr'i fresh
and strong gales with high and rough seas On
January she was hove to for four hours Oh Az
count of heavy gale rom the northwest
ACQUITTED OF A SERIOUS CHARGE IL.
Johannes TrrpSen the first mate of the steamship
Stella of the Royal NetherIand SteamsIip ,otnIr
pany's Amsterdam and Newt OK Llue, VIZ ,.od ~
IVES sent 10 the Netherlands as prisoner accused on
a criminal assault upon u woman passenger on Cno
passage to New-York. has been honoraoly e&ohoIa-
WHERE CHRISTMAS CARDS MAY BE SENT.
Persons who have Christmas cards chrHIIios, or
colorcd prints unframed, which they are Wi,iRo -
part WITH are requested to send them to the 30
and Newspaper Committee OF the State ChaItie55
Aid Association, No. 6 East FOureenth-sl; lhIu
floor They will be distributed among the dlnefctlt
asvlu and hospitals, and are especially desIaoio
for the insane
THE POLICE MUTUAL aid ASSOCIATIONS. -,
At the annual meeting of the Police Mntual ,Au
Association Yesterday, Captain Joseph B fa&lh
OF the Fifth Precinct was elected president TO- sue
coed Sergeant William Leterts. me I59 eon al an
nual report Of the association showed Z3JO mcul-
beers in good standing During the wear nity-hNe
members died, ana the sum of $6s,OS9 90 was pao
10 their heirs During the fifteen years OF us eHlS
ba has maid 10 the QelTa OF OO4
deceased members S646,742
NAY BYRIINGHAM IN COURT.
Nav Berlingham, whose real name IS nay Dr2Weli
the woman who supposed to nave colhtRHirHleu
suicide by jumping from the pier at the toot ot EaI
Seventicth-st. on Wednesday, was aTralgned before
Justice Gardner AT the YOTkvllle Police Court yes
eertlay She stated. when asked why she acted IN
such strange manner That 1t was because she tio
been 6etTsySd by ~ yoapE S9 and wanted
10 bnng him TO terms. The Justice gave her into
the custody of her brother-in-law Charles T. Gieeh
Of Brooklyn.
RE Rim A BOTTLE NOT GOOD EVIDENCE
Policemen Brennan, OF the Fourteenth Precinct.
arraigned before Justice Power. Yesterday. at the
TOmhs Police Court, John Smith, bartender Tor
violating the Excise law at No 100 Hester-st.,
known as Harmony Hall The policeman produced
soda water bottle containing weiss beer whlch ne
said was given him by the accused man As a sam
pie of the liquid sold AT the counter out the nlag
trate regarded this evidence as tlvoons and sald
that he did not wish to be trihed with by bogus
arrests of this kind. The Board of Excuses had
refused TO grant license to the place. and DIT;
Crosbs S3cle had ted to empress 1T re o maa
but he was reluctantly Obliged TO dismiss the COIL
plant.
BROOKLYN.
Jocob 7 perCen. of the Mclaughlin Democratic
Canal Committee and William Marshall, of the
JencrsonIau Hal Committee, have chosen George
l. Fox of the Thirteenth Word, TO aid them in Sc
lectug the Committee OF 100 which IS TO dlrect me
enrolment and reorganization OF the Democracy OF
Kings County.
Mrs Leah Burroughs was accused by Minerva
Burroughs before Justice Walsh, yesterday. OF
threatening the compliments life, and the TACT
came ont that the prisoner was living with the
accusar's husband. Leah admitted that she was
married Ia - one fellow who deserted her so she
took another Frederick Burroughs, the other
fellow" strolled into court and was detained while
his first wife made charge OF bigamy against hln
JERSEY CITY.
Six new cases ofsnallpox reported to Health
Inspector Benjamin yesterday.
BURGLARS broke into the house Of Hugh Mckay IN
Bramhall-aye. yesterday morning, and carried
away clothing and svcrwaIe valued at $500
The liabilities Of c. b. Brock 4 CO., who have
gone into voluntary liquidation are OIiy about
10000 and not 10000 as reported There is
no suspension of payments
Michael Newman, Peter Mcdonald Cornelius
O'Neil and Joseph Gordon arrested by De-
tectiye Doyle YESTERDAY on suspicion of being the
men who ON Friday morning knocked down and
robbed Michael McDcmott, OF L1mhertvIHe, OF
gold watch and chain and $50 IN money.
The four trunks found in the house of Martin Kim
kowsk at the time of his arrest were opened by
Dstrict-Atto Mc(ii al his office in the Court
House Yesterday. The contents of the trunks be
longing to KinkOwski were handed over to MIS-.
KinKOwski. The articles winch the orher three
trunks contained were divided between Simon
Muller, the murdered woman's husband and her
sister. Miss Schmidt.
NEWARK.
Receiver Frelinghuysen has paid out 100000 Of
the % per cent dividend to creditors OF the Me
hanics National Bank
Joseph Aston, cOOTcd, who pleaded guilty TO
murder in the secOhd degree in causing the death OF
Henry Tate coloTed. by cutting his throat with
razor was sentenced by Judge Depue yesterday 10
twenty years in the State Prison the full penalty OF
the law for the crime.
NEW-JERSEY.
NORTH ELIZABETH Ida llel age seventeen was
killed at the station Of the Penns, lvaula Railroad
AT North .izabeth about ! p. IN. YESTERDAY me
victim was "a Swede. She went to the station WIN
her aunt who bOardej tram, and the glrL wa
waving alden with her hand when train due, at
3.5l struck her. She lived only five minutes. Her
home was in PrOSpect-ave., North EIZabcJh'
HoBoKFN-A valuable trottne horse belonging to
William Knockie, + HObO&en, fell down at Wash
jugton and Fir,t-st> yesterday afternoon ana was
Sc badly injured that II haG TO De shol-- ..JeIt
miah Mack a laborer at the Wcehawkcn shaft OF
The new New-York, Ontario and Western Railroad
fnnnel was struck on the head by fall derrick
while at work on Tuesday lie died yesterday from
his injuries. IA gang OF boys rom jersey (lty
Ueights'OOk possession OF skating pond the loOV
of First-s Yesterday afternoon ana refused TO allow
the Hoboken boys mp n H.. fight ensued, IN winch
several of the ioDOkcn boys badly beaten.
They implanted TO the Police Court and William
Hicks age fifteen. and Charles Volk, age fourteen,
two OF tine jersey City Heights boys we're arrested
LONG ISLAND.
UIcKsvuIF.-JOhn Lindeman, of Hlcksvllle, lost
n vaIuable COW on Friday. A pOst-mortem eXamlna-
ZION was made TO ascertain the cause Ol the anlnals
death and a hair-pin was found sticking through
her heart.
C1px rAD.-Pleuro-pnenmonla has made ITS APP
ocar,nce among the COWS owned by George ;. Down
tng AZ Glen Head. Several Of the cows have been
killed and a number is sick with the disease. ne
L L.. L.l.r1 ltnr If md.