New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-18
ave. fell from third story window to the ground
vesferdav and was almost instantly killed.

ave-, fell from third story window TO the ground
yesterday and was almost instantly killed.
William Whitlock ago forty-fve. was arrested
Yesterday for brutally beating Miss Margaret
Thompson, of No. 80 South Eighth-st.. whom he met
in street after returning from an excursion. lie
was held for examination.
John j. German of the Fourth Ward. has brought
n suit to restrain Edwin Packard. president of the
Kings County Republican General Committee, from
ousting him from his seat In that body as delegate
on the ground of non-payment Of dues. The pa
pers in the case arc similar to those IN the SUIT or
NJ. j. Dady brought last week for similar purpose.
In the case OF the three men, Riley, Ney and Nc
Carly accused of illegal voting at the Republican
primary in the Sixteenth Ward recently, who were
shown to be registered as Democrats as well as Re
publicans in the ward. Justice Walsh dismissed the
yesterday. as their counsel claimed that the
complaints against them were detective.
The police found no trace YESTERDAY of Henry
Freezing tho missing janitor OF Duiheld Terrace;
4 he suspicion that his disappearance was connected
with that of George Macroste, who lived III one OF
the houses in the Terrace, was set at rest Dy tne
return home of the latter at an early hour yesterday
morning The money he had with MN nc la mau
earned and he showed where he had been. Ihe
decoy postal card Freezing said he received cannot
be traced
JERSEY CITY.
Michael Luby and his wife, Of No 1G1 Morgan
ST. became involved in a quarrel last night with
Ellen Shaw and her husband. who live in the same
house, Mrs Shaw seized carving knife and with
one blow cut the lower portion OF LubyS nose OH.
The severed member was sewed together by pbysl-
clan and Mrs. Shaw was arrested.
The trial of Edward NJ. RELY on an indictment
charging him with having while holding the posi-
$4,000 OF the towns money was set down
for yesterday in the Hudson County
Court of General Sessions The case was tired
Ill April but after being out for forty hours the
jury disagreed and discharged. When the
case called Yesterday REILLY withdrew the plea
OF not guilty and pleaded lon yut. The plea was
accepted. 1t is said that Riellys mother who is
wealthy. will pay the amount OF the deficiency.
NEWARK.
William Mcleod was triel yesterday on charge
of assauiting widow at Milburn on Sunday even
Ing June 20. He convicted and sentenced 10
fifteen years in State prison.
Mr.. st. Lawrence a Paterson lawyer, made APP
pllcatlOn to Chancellor RunyOn yesterday at New
ark for injunction to restrain the authorities or
Paterson from laying oblOng-stone pavements III
tine central streets of that city. The Republican
members of the Paterson Common Council wanted
this kind of pavement, and the Democrats wanted
macadamlZed drives III the suburbs and a com
promise was effected by putting $4,000 III the tax
ordinance for improvements, without specifying
what kind OF work was to be done. The Chancellor
refused the Injunction but said he would hear
counsel on both sides on next wednesday,
The Newark Savings Institution yesterday began
the payment of an additional 10 per cent dividend
to Old depostors, making 80 per cent. III all PAID to
these depositors since the bank suspended i'll 1877.
When the bank suspended the assets included about
$4,000, 900 o. Chesapeake and Ohio first and second
mortgage bonds. The hrst-mOrtgage bonds were
rated at 20 Genus on the dollar. commissioners APP
pointed 10 apprase the assets set down these bonds
at 5000 900. Their value has since greatly APP
preciated, so that 81 100000 has been realized
from the bonds sold, while others remain on hand.
The amount required for the payment OF 10 per
cent. is S1,00O0OO. 1t is probable that when the
100 per cent. is paid something will be lett to ds-
tribute among depositors i'll the way OF interest.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Ihe men who were arrested
by the police over a week ago for selling pools at
hunters Point taken before Justice Dele
hanty Yesterday aud renauded until tuesday. J he
defendants counsel claimed that they could not
secure the attendance witnesses before that time
. The trial of Alderman August Rasslga, of
Long Island City, for violation OF the Sunday liquor
laws on July 81, 1881 was concluded IN the Queens
County Court OF SESSIONS yesterday. The jury
failed TO agree. Senator James w. Covert, who APP
peared for the defence, bitterly denounced the
members of the Law and Order Society who are in
shutting the proceedings against the liquor dealers.
STATEN ISLAND.
SOUTHFIELD.-Willam Sullivan was yesterday
appointed town clerk IN place of William III.
Dougherty, deceased.
CLFTON.-Dr. Smith, Health Officer of the Port,
said yesterday that all vessels arriving from Havana
after to-day would be detained at the Upper Quar-
antne grounds OFT Robbins Reef to be tumIgated
before coming I'D TO the city.