New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10

action of the church and society III dCOVlsspp ~ w
si TIo " Uas onnrovcd According to state
ment Of the financial condition OF 'e NJ
was read, there is mortgage OH wv tor tIrco
[ & tIis Jnbt was &Sj 600 aud there was also
a floating debt of $i,O75, which has been pa'u'
SOME SYMPTOMS or HYDRoPHoBA o.
Iohn Rlkpr age thIrtv-onc, laborcr was lak'h /"
+hc Prosvterion HOSPITAL Yesterday, IRON MS nome
az No $50 East FouTecnth-St suHelinI iron. IL
ease which resrmbcd hydrophobla. lie "aT Dill r
deIirous and after his admission had seNtlal StNJIr
soas,rs I-non his left arm and leg were the marks
OF a DOGS teeth he wound having healed rccehIn,
His friends stated that four weeks ago bn', c.s
hittcu bv fierce dog. but experienced no III eHrc,'
from the wound until saturday, wien uc M NJ,
spizc5 with commissions up0n seeing wafer INC
physicians formed the pliuOh tual MS u'9''''' "
not genuine hydrophohia
Trying TO CoVCrAL SMALLPOX ,4
In spite OF an That IS daily said and written au'r,
the smallpox contarion the health officers '"uit.a
10 find persons who conceal the cAlS''H'v "a co"
di,e+.. la their houses. ca nine eases il p'l GA W
tcrlay the mai r.tv was of tins character "A wv
121 Elm-st. crowded tenement h9GS'i ln'I III
Timer child OF six years. was found 20 hl'' rI
from the disease tWo-vs arold sister OF the d'I'
child was i'm he first stage, of II. ana a nnhner -,
other persons vas IN aSY le'S,., ,crs yya5
| both victims. Margaret Ncary, age SIN {'t'' We" Wi
found 4t Observation-Disclosures -ionrth-S.' anu
1 WIlE--aye. dead from smallpox. IN Il Hoi.T ~,
West Tlurtv-soopnd-.t. the health oiucei iouu il
infected woman I'm bed irving to hide herself unoe'
the blankets with her baby. 10 whom she had com
municatcd the c0niacon III ITS most NlIeii' ioi"'
BKOOkLAN.
The Williamsburg Athletic Cab hcd IT'S 2n iliIa
meeting la>t night at the club house, az NIIhe-
ave and Pcuu-st. Ulcers Tor The ensuing year
were elect H.
4 pc,ylv-born female child was left on the door
steps of the home of Henry ward bccchcI' 70, -
HiCAs-st. last evening. il was tlIhsieIIou 10 I"'
care of the city nurse.
The Board Of Aldermen Yesterday authorized the
transfer OF $1,000 from meNpGnocd p%'aIS,3 ="
/ nav for repairs 10 public buildings lot " ilCA 10
approximation was made by the Board Oh Estimate
in ISL
judge Cullen granted Yesterday writ Of error and
q stay of proceedings IN the case OF James +; Naisn.
WHO was luIer sentence 10 be hanged in Broo klyn
on January 20 for the murder OF b2roa'a 'Iopl-
thai his sweetheart whom he STABBED on JdhuiiS
3. 1851. ~
Coroner Keller will cybume the body of Willie
Ro.. aye SEVEN son of James Ross of No 13I
Tnurth-avc., vino died under the care OF Nlhah
S6amn W iiord ra'TIf e Boar of ssh VIII
MOI accept the death certificate which SHberman
signed.
The ease Of the seventeen Aldermen and cX-Alder-
men, under bonds on the charge OF contempt OF
CONT in uasSinc resolution on December 80 " ME
enioiucd by the supreme Cour' came mp YESTERDAY
The counsel IN the ease agreed upon zen ihrH"Ia-
torres III he matter, and the argument OF the case
set down for tomorrow.
Ferdinand Pcrrctti. an Italian, living in Iianil-
! ton-avc. went into the shoe-shop oi Francisco
Nassa last eXening at No. 81 tnlon-,j, to- collect
some money due him. a quarrel arose ahG ne re-
suit of il was that MaS1 stabbed FcIi"{Il III me
1 abdomen with tHOr- killlc lDuItillG Il NhHE'i'ua
wound Massa then ran away.
The report of the Brooklyn Post Office for 1851
shows cash receipts of $751,N1o 13, and payments
Of $G45.1jj 80. The number OF mail letters d"hNc
local let ers $50 400, of local cards l,1lSG3H:
and Of newspapers l,1S93JO. Inc tola NUMBER OF
pieces handled by the Off, was 2N,33l f3S.
GEORGE Herbert of Parlyc, l.. l., was drowned
ON Saturday in a well siXty-iye feet deep. on the
premises Of Charles EchmenS, near the ocean
| PARKWAY. He was siXty-tye years old nui ne N"i-
uutecrcd to go down for lost bucket ana on SAT
uriqv q rope was led about his waist ahG ne was
lowered into the well. When about halfway to
The water the rope broke. 1t was two hours before
the body was recovered. Herbert was Il idIIh'!'
The tennessee is still in the dry-docl nj the Navy
YgTG undergoing repairs. Now You see said one
of her officers 90 q TRIBUNE reporter yesterday,
what wooden hips are GOOD tor Here was an
iron vessel moving only three knots an hour' ana
when she his the Tennessee she very nearly SINKS
her Think what would have been the elect II TINS
merchant vessel had run against the man ,t-"aF
with malice urcprnsal And the Tennessee, though
NOT so strongly built as wooden vessels in the
service 50 very little inferior to the best that III"
difference is not worth MENTIONING
JERStYCITY.
A death from smallpox occurred at NO. y UIes-
oyy--t. yesterday,
Hugh Glcnnon. one Of the oldest and hest known
residents Of this citv dioG at mis- home i'm Wayne-st
| Yesterday. Mr. Glcunon was prominent Demo
cratic politician and held several Offices ol trust
NEWARK
! George Pedrick. are twelve, living at No. %
| AcedrIuv-,t.. was drowned IN the Morris Canal
| Yesterday morning. He was playing ON the Ice
| when De- broke through.
The chairman of fine Police Commit cc of he Com
mon Council has announced that IN" committee VIII
for the future leave the Chlet OF Police nhtnmecd
ia the cEcry-c OF hi, duties, and viii from 'Et TO
time cousllt with the Chief and his suhordlndtc- on
! matters connected with the department. Hereto.
| fore the Police Committee has virtually Nerhed
| and controlled the Police departments ana inc
| authority OF the Chief has been merely nominal.
\ NIT, yrItp was q "a
ia b. hanged ON March p occupies cell No. IN the
Comfy Jail lie wa, visited by his two sons, 3D.
! ward and Charles, "h SUNDAY, rs hnIt'flI we $
sister and his hrothcrin-law by his hr,t wife also
! vi.tsd him joseph Aston, colo ed, who murdered
Henry Tate with raj I. 90, uples cell No. IN the
same tier He is visited by ms vi e. Aston Will
Lc tri.I Tomorrow James Graves, who IS awaiting
trial for he murder f Edward Soden, boy IS con-
fu.l in cell No, < lie appears to be Indifferent to
LIS sun ''''.''-7'' NEW-JERsEY
TIuAErTH-Eiward Hoppe q German, age fifty,
Oh saturday night climbed into haymoW nj West,
field TO sleep. lie fell down naIGOWln" chute aud
wa, caught by the shoulders and choked to-deah.
PATrEsoN-A stranger, who gave hIs name as {.
Raw, IT,. bou-h house at Paterson lew days ago.
! lie appeared to be a thorough business man. ana
concluded the purchase only aier me most cdTct al
rvgruinntiou OF the property. OU agreeing 10 take
il he refused 10 pay 800 to bind the bargain be-
| calI.e ne said Chat hr intended to pay tine mll
amount AT once. lie said that he had money IN the
! uauk at 1rru,eu. but would draw "a check on the
! First National Bank OF Paterson, payable on the
transfer of the money from the Trenton bank. he
went to the bank al Paterson and stating the err
| cumstauoes was t0lI that he could be accommo-
dated. lie has NOT since been seen III Paterson but
If has been discovered ih.i a.terWari he h0nEll
Foods OH the strength of has real c>tat" purchase
inc check was worthless and yesterday was re-
tim . unpaid.
WEsTCHEoTEE COUNTY.
RYE Scarlet fever having made if~ appearance,
In Mrs. lie. seminary, lt Rye, Mrs Lie na, semi
her pupils to then homes unll danger Oi coniaslol
Is past.