New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-14


a innk dealer at No 30 Cathaune-st., was hcld I'D
$500 bail for receiving stolen property Is inc"fIecJ
lie was DISCHARGED as tnc-e was 10 evidence 10
show that De knew that the articles were "'o'eh
when ne bought them.
STRENGTHENING TIE ORGANIZATIONS.
Several OF the prominent members "i me NouIY
No. y West Twcnty-iou~ih-st. Preparations fer
the coming year, especially the CHANCES needed T."
strengthen the orEanZaton IN certain dis'iirl''
were discussed This meeting is p&baby prchH'-
mary TO n larger one.
TRA>sFERs BY TIE r0LICE BOARD.
The Police Board yesterday trans erred Captain
Petty from the Madison street station 10 the as yet
unoreaniled Sixth Precinct; he VIII take charge of
fine erection Of the new hWldiug in ElHhcth-st.
Captain Webb was transferred from the Church
Stroet to fine Madison Street Station, and CAPTAIN
o IN SENT in lii place from Police lie d.
auarlers. Patromcn Wake. Burke, Of the lcnth.
and Theodore Mogiz. Of the Twentythird Precinct,
we're dismissed from the force. One pauolmn was
appointed
ryoUrsrs HELD N THREE CASES.
Coroner Herman held IN inquest yesterday in
regard TO the death Of the child George Bowe who
was killed on January at Oliver aud Watcr-StS.
bv being run over by 4 truck driven by Luke Owens
and Daniel Maloncy, truckmen. IN the employ OF l..
H. Smith. The jury decided that the child was
killed accidentally. Coroner Brady held an inquest
I'm he afternoon in regard 10 the death OF Ca,baruc
Brady who was found dead III a photographers
gallery on January 3. The iury decided that she
came 10 her death by congestion Of the vital OF
An iugucst in regard to the death of Pasquruae
Lsuf1no who lived in The Barracks IN hottest,
was also held by Coroner Brady. Fclcc Perlia,
v no has been i'm custody charged with the crim",
was released. rs the jury found that the deceased
man came 10 his death at the hands of some UNI
known person
BROOKLYN
The srcet-car tracks were literally sailed yestcr-
day.
The amount collected in 1881 hv the Internal
Revenue Office in Brooklyn was T290S,7Gf II.
The salary of The Rev. Dr. Henry W. Scuddcr,
pastor OF the Central EonaIegauonal thurch, has
..l tItlTu a a
People " no from carelcsSness ring the money reg
lister instead OF tho bcll-rope in the street ere
nuisance TO conductors who have to account for
every number rung mp on the register.
The Rev. y. B. Thompson, of Nethcrwo0d, y. j.,
has accepted call to the passionate oil the Lee Ave
nue. Baptist Church, recently rendered 10 him. lie
becomes the successor OF the heY. j. Hyatt smith,
who resi- ncd last summer.
James Shields of No. 1872 Pari.-avc., tried to kill
himself yesterday with pistol. he succeeded in
inticting a severe wound in his head, and was
taken to the Cumberland rect Hospital. Shields
had been drinking 10 excess for several days
In the suit for al solute divorce brought by W. IT.
Downs against Mrs. Mary A. Downs. Iu the City
Court Yesterday, The fla her and mother of the de
PENDANT testified TO improper conduct on III" part OF
their daughter. verdict Tor thc defendant, how
ever, was returned
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
ana the Bay state Shoe and Leather COMPANY
which contracts for the work OF the COUvIct5 in the
peHitcntiaTy, came To an agreement yesterday on
the question of the amount eue TO the county Tor
tween them was $ $50 IS. which the contractors
declared was not due, as the convicts had not
worked full time The Commissioners agreed 10
take off 1924 "A. and THIS was accepted. The con
tractors Will pav T14, OjG 81. The days work was
fixed al ten hours hereafter
JERSEY CITY.
Three new eases Of smallpox Were reported ycsteT-
day-two at No 1876 FTs.-st. aud one az No. l22
payOnia-ayc.
The trial of Matthew Campbell for the murder of
h 30 wa
case was given to the jury at O'Clock, ard at / a
verdict of manslaughtcr was rendered.
Andrew Henry an cmplove in Wallacc's foundry,
AT the foot of Warren-st. severely injured yes
terday afternoon by II heavy '. = Of iron falling
upon him. lie was removed to ..s home, No. 1876
MOrrisst.
The Rev Mr.. Mas denies positively that he con-
cealed from undertaken Becker the fact that Kin
kowsk was to be buried in the grave winch he
asked for in the Weehawken cemetery, and has
letter from Mr.. Becker showing that he knew the
truth Nj Mas opposed any display of the corpse
and tho admission OF a crowd to sec II was against
his orders. He denies that there Is any dissatisac-
ton in his church about the matter.
Policeman Gallagher found drunken man at II
O'Clock Thursday night AT Iavonia-aye. and Bar
mum ST., shouting Murder" and POlce!' at the
TOP of his voice and took him to the Second Pre-
cinct station. Yesterday morning when the man
became sober he said he was Michael McDcrmOtt, Of
Lambertyille y. j.. and that while he was walking
IN Payunia-aVc. on Thursday night he was attacked
By two men. who knocked him, down and robbed
him of $50. McDermott was held, aud the police
looking for the men who robbed him.
NEWARK
The appointment Of ex-SurrOgate George d. G..
Moore as Auditor or accounts, 10 succeed Frederick
A. Palmer was sent TO the Common Council by the
Mayor last evening, The appointment was promptly
confirmed.
The counsel of Robert Martin. condemned to be
hanged at Newark on March ., for the murder of
his wife and child, waited upon tue Governor yes
terday and made apphca ion for n Communication of
sentence The Governor stated that he would orler
a meeting Of the Pardon Board to consider Martins
burglar climbed 10 the second story of the house
of Secretary Frelughuysen. in Park place last eve
hing and pricd open window with jimmy
Mrs. Frelinghuysens maid, hearing noise in the
front apartment, surprised the burglar, who had
already packed valuable dresses in a valisc. The
burglar presented a revolver and threatened to
shoot # an alarm given The girl screamed and
opened the door. The burglar ran down stars and
out of the door, leaving his booty.
LONG ISLAND.
JERUSALEM SOUTH.-COroneT Denton held an in
quest Yesterday NJ Jerusalem South on the body OF
the cOlored man, John Jackson who died on Mon
day. as alleged from injuries inflicted Satur
daN evening by FInnis COrsc, III fight at Smith
vile South. The autopsy showed that Jackson's
neck was broken. Several witnesses testified that
the deceased man and CUrse were on friendly terms.
and that at the time Jackson was injured he was
wrestling with C0rse and was thrown on his head.
The jury found verdict generating Corse, and he
was discharged. On the same evening that jackson
was injured, William Alexander, while w,rest-
ling with John Sanford iii the house whore Jack
received his injuries was thrown and had his
right leg broken and ankle dislocated.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoS-John Funk, a German, who has only
been in the country few weeks, was arrested veg
The doctor alleges that while he was asleep in
beer shop the money was stolen from him. Upon
being searched Sl63 was found on Funk. He as
serted that he brought $50 from Germany, but he
cOuld eYDlnn how the Sl D3 came iu his LETS