New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-02


kerry and wife, the Rev L. ]. ONei and tho Bishop
Of Saskatchewan. The Rev. @. Yelthuyser ana
daughter and Thomas Il. Knox and wife salled on
the Amsterdam, of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h'no'
BROOKLYN.
The Carroll Park Methodist Episcopal Church
was authorized by the Supreme Court yesterday 10
sell part of its property at Carroll ana Hoy-sts,
for not less than $4,000, TO pay of the mortgage on
the church.
Asuit 10 recover 80. 900 as dam ages for personal
Injuries caused by falling down stairs has been pc
gun by Mrs. NJ. G.. Stivers against James Sassuy'
the owner of the house in which the accident oc-
CURED.
The Edge Moor Iron Company, contractors for
the steel in the East River Bridge. informed Mayor
Low that the last eyebar was completed on Octo,
Der 81. and that the final shipment OF steel wouIu
be made this week.
Michael Keegan while drunk on Tuesday night
lay down the street-car track in Bergen-st.. AZ
KingstOn-ave., and was run over by a sfreet-car
driven by William Meehan. Keegan's skull was
fractured and he was taken to the Cumoerlahu-s'
Hospital
While Dennis Conkley age twenty-three, OF one
Observation-Disclosures near the KIngsbr1dge roau,
New. York. was riding bareback upon his morse III
Fourth lave, near Union-st., yesterday atLSrhoon
his horse SHE'D and he was thrown with such ylo-
lence that his skull was fractured. He was taken
to the City Hospital.
At Brighton Beach Yesterday the first race, for
three-year-olds, i mile was won by r. Monee.
Charlie Kempland was second. The time, was i;ol.
The second race was for all ages, 1ls miles Nina
won with George Mccullough second The time time
was 2:O3. The third race was tor all ages, selli1g
allowances, "a mile Skylark won the race with
Buster second. The time was 1:23.
liquor store having been fitted up by ex-Alder-
man William Dwyer, at Hicks and Middagh-sts:'
within two blocks of Plymouth Church, ana ap IL
cation having been made to the Excise Comlnis-
sl0ners for license on petition oil MY eitI5ens, a
similar number headed by Henry Ward BeecDer
and ). b. Halliday have signed a protest against
the licensing of the place. The Excise Commas
sioners gave hearing in the matter YESTERDAY
no alara was he
urged that too many liquor stores now existed III
the neghborhoOd. Decision was reserved.
On the way to this country from Germany re-
GENTLY Caroline BUTLER, age twenty. made friends
with r fellow passenger named Christian Becker
who had lived IN this country. lie offered TO ana
her in securing place,and when they reached Cas-
tie Garden he persuaded her to give him her money
$l2, and he ordered her trunk, the contents OF
which were worth 81 80, to be sent to number in
Bartlett-st., Brooklyn. winch he gave her, prom
Using toeet her there On her arrival she found that
Becker was no. there and that he had taken away
the trunk No one at the house knew him. The
g1r returned to Castle Garden and told her story.
Inc result of tue police search for Becker find
ing HIM and the trunk at No. $50 Ellery-st. he
arrested yesterday
JERSEY CITY.
fourteen-y ear-old boy named Francis Carter
and living at No. 425 Pallsade-ave fell beneath the
wheels of a West HobOken car yesterday and was
badly hurt.
Hoboken. which has heretofore been supplied
with water frum the Jersey City reservoir, began
taking water from the Hackensaok Water Company
yesterday 800 . ,
LONG ISLAND
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Samuel Cummings. age
nineteen living in lhlTd-st., died yesterday from
internal injuries received on Saturday last while
kicking "a FOOTBALL
HULsEs LANDING.-A small bottle, securely
sealed, was picked up the Sound shore, near
Hulse s Landing. by Mr. Hulse. on Tuesday after
noon. The bottle was broken and found To contain
a small piece of paper 1.-THE leaf from diary on
which was written, Goodbye, George. / will
meet you above Lost on the North American. July
%, off Hattcras, n. g."
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND-The Board of Supervisors began
their annual meeting yesterday and organized by
the selection of Nathaniel Marsh of SOuthteld, as
chairman; Clarence NJ johnson, of Mort hfeld, as
secretary. and Theodore g. Vermilye, of Castleton,
counsel.
WEST NEW BRIGHToN.-C Complaint has been made
to the Richmond County Police Commissioners of
the police station, which is SAID TO be totally unfit
for use. The walls are covered with mildew eX-
haling germs of malaria and the atmosphere of the
place is damp and foul.
neutrality-suspicious. George Bechtel has
fenced III his property on the flats, which he re-
Gently purchased Tie has shut up the entrance to
the Seawanhaka Club House, and is threatened
with suit 1t IepOrted that Mr.. Bechtel intends
10 build upon the property of the largest
breweries in the couniry......Vhe Rev. q. W.
McCampbell has been called to the pastOrate of the
Presbyterian church In Stapleton, to fill the va
cancy OccasiOned by the death of the Rev. DIR.
Rockwell.