New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

r. Sd" send 81 for the family Of Joseph A.
Leeds.
The Rev Henry J. Van Dyke, jr, the new pastor on
of the Brick Church, will preach MS hist seInoi VI
Sunday next. -
The petroleum market was again exclteq crrde
day The market opened at II II barrel ior elIuc
petroleum, fell to 81 -, ana adNahceu W 81 80
fore the close.
ACCIDENTALLY But FATALLY SHOT. ,1
Caorge Elsie are tbirtv-eight of Staten lsland'
was accidentally shot and fatally injured by an III
known man Mt 40. 80 Grcenwich.st last nlgh'' A0
was sent to the Chambers Street Hospital
PROPERTY FORMERLY AARON BURRs
Aaron Burr in 1881 owned the propeTty UPON "
which the dwellings at Nos. IL ana 10 beai &
now stand. Yesterday a deed was RECORDED. oy
which Jared f. Harrison. of New-Rochei'e SOU ~ ~
Mary McAianus for TlS,OOo
THE PARK THEATRE FIRE SUFFERERS BENEFIT
1t has been decided 70 have q Den9nt Ior az fro
families Of the victims by the Park Theatre IRE,
whereat Mrs. Langtry will appear me deiJs o %
This have not been ar an Ged 1t VIII pIobaOly oc-
cur in the third week OF Mrs. LangtTys ehg"so-
ment ,,,,,r-,,>rs
Among thc immigrants on the French Steam5iIp
81 Gcrnaine from Havre. landed at Castle Garnen
Yesterday was Pierre dc Haas, an old soldier Oh tn ne
FrncoPrusan war VINO haq hnI MS me- Of she'll at
tIe battle of Sedan. lie went to Buffalo last night
SUGGESTIONS As TO THE LUNACY LAWS. :.
Rncorder Smyth has received from cltlzeh le'-
ter containing some valuable Suggestions aS ~ d
th@I td iI anesiou of insanity shall be inquired into
in q police court in the same manner as cTlinli'i
charge and that jury trial shall then Dc helu
THE SOCIETY FOR CARING FOR THE INSANE
4 meeting OF the directors of the Society for
Promoting the Welfare Of the Insane met at No
2l9 West Twenty third-st. last evening. Inc FOL
lowing officers were elected President, fTeJeIlcH
b. Wright; vIce-pIesldents. DR.. A. Wright, Edward
+. Wilder, George W. Banker and DIR. Alice Is. Gar
pentcr; recording secretary Mrs NJ. Eugenla
Berry corresponding secretary DR.. Henry H.
Stiles.
ANOTHER POsTPONEMENT OF THE HARvIER CASE
The case OF Ernest llarvier was again before
Jnstice Ford in the Jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday. Ex-Recorder James NJ. smith appeared
for Harvicr and moved for the dismissal OF the
conplaint on the ground that the charge had not
been proved. Marshall p Stafford for Marie, Prcs-
colt asked that the defendant should be held Ol
reouest of both counsel Justice Ford reserved DIS
decision to enable them to submit authorities sns-
tanning their arguments. II Is expected that a de-
cision Will be rendered on Wednesday next.
SENTENCED FOR swINDLING wORKINGMEN.
Frederick &. French a young man from Connect
icut was sentenced yesterday bv Recorder Smyth
TO six months in the penltentiarv for swlndng
workingmen. French who found hInseli IN ms
city wifbout money advertised himself as the agent
OF The Nice lntock Mining Company of Colorado"
and pretended 10 hire men to work at the mines
He demanded from them part OF the tare to Col-
oTado and, being Of good address, Succeeded IN
cneatinQ several persons. James Ryan, OF No:
100 West Twenty-ninth-st.. from whom 81 had
been obtained, made complaint against French.
OFFICERS OF 4 HONE FOR CONsOMPIINIS
The society of the House OF Rest Tor COnsump-
tives held an annual meeting stortay afternoon
in the Sunday-schOOl room OF Trinity Chapel, IN
West Twcnty-ffth-st. The reports of the trustees
and treasurer were read aud adopted The old
board of officers reelected Al the close of the
session the trustees met and organized by the cleo
ton of the following officers PreSment the Rev
Dr. r. NJ Peters Independents, Woodbury. Lang
don, Robert T. Watts, and Lewis q. Morris; treas
urcr, +. l.. Temann; ana secretary William Har-
CLOSE OF THE DIOCESAN SYNOD
The synod of the Diocese of New York reassembled
Yesterday morning a. 10 o'clock in the Cathedral.
Monsigneur Quinn celebrated mass az the conclu-
SION OF which Archbishop Corrigan prayed to the
Holy Ghost that light and guidance might be be-
slowed upon the members IN their DELIBERATIONS. AT
the conclusion Of the reading of the disciplinary
statutes Mons gneur Quinn delivered an address,
explaining them and exporting the clergy 10 strict
Observance of them. he Slal uicS We're also COM
mcutcd uD1n by Fathers WavIch and ClOWery.
After q Tie Deun,. Cardinal McClOskev dismissed the
assembly with benedictlon.
CHARGED WITH USING RENENUE STAMPS TWICE.
George j. Bayaud and Gustayc f. PerrenOud, of
the firm Of Bayaud & Perrenoud, liquor merchants,
of No. 90 Newest, gave bail yesterday before COM
missioner Shields 10 appear for tlal to-day before
the United States Circuit Court in Massachusetts 10
answer to a charge OF violation OF the lnternal-reY
euue laws The members OF the same firm are under
Indictment in this district on the same charge. In
the Massachusetts case they are indicted with
Goodrich H. Bush, OF Westcld, Mass, for cOuspIr-
ing To use old revenue stamps barrels OF distilled
spirits. Tho complaint charges that twenty barrels
OF spirits were sent by Bush 10 the New YORK firm,
with instructions TO return the stamps. The stamps
were sent back to Massachusetts, and twenty add
tional barreis sent to the city with the same
stamps The same method is said to have been used
Oh several occasions.
BROOKLYN
Deaths last week, 220; marriages, 1l2 births
1914.
William Cofey, age two, of No. 20 Water-st,
was fatally scalded on Wednesday and he died yes
teIday.
Chauncey NJ Pelt, well-known business man,
died yesterday at hls homo, No. 50 Schenectady
ave. at the age OF fOrty.ryen. In politics MT Felt
was a RepuDhcan, aud was several time IN nOml-
nation tor local Offices lie letC wife and three
children.
suit for absolute divorce has been begun by
Mrs. Anna NJ Brook. against Thomas t. Brooke.
They were married In $50. They are each twenty
SIX years old, and have no children The referee
reported favor of payment the PLAIN III OF $40
Il week alimony and $50 counsel fee.
George White, age forty, No. 81 Twenty-thrd-st
a blacksmith, went 10 ms ~lceping-TOom az noon YES
terday and hanged himself TO the top oe the door
with "A piece OF clothes-Ine. His wife can assign no
cause for the act, but says that ho dependent
for some time.
On Tie East River Bridge last week 700 trnss
oagoaas, 3I2 knee braces, 205 main truss pms
100 posts IL top chords. 30 bent suspCnder rods "a
promenade floor beams o o'crilocr stay bars. 10
bridging tru-scS. ana 10 intermediate floor beams
were erected and 20 Oyer1loOr stay bars were con-
nccted The amount OF steel received from tue
Edge Moor IRON Works Wa, 232 tons
JERSEY CITY.
Caroline McDemott. age hftv-siy. of No AZ
Gregory-st. dropped dead of heart disease in the
Pennsylvania Railroad station last night.
A boy named Sharply. who lives ar Montgomery
aud Bruuswick-st~., was killed by a PenDsv Iyauia
kairoad engine near Marion last night The body
was removed 70 Speers MorgIe.
NEWARK
Drah Ross, age eight years was badly burned
while playing with bonfire in Newton-st yesfer-
day afternoon. Some boys had made "a fire OF ttrlel
4r.,tt, 4 I 4
felt 1T the girl, setting her clothes on ire.
NEW-JERSEY.
XERHAWKEN.--Ihe report that the Weeba,ykep
Tuuuel OF the New YORK., Ontario and Western
Railway, was opened Tor traffic on Wednesday, is
incorrect. The e.tst and west ends Nyer. .p,ncd
,innlr Tor the first Zinc. allowing the Iight 10 boz