New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
about. The case was then postponed until to-day
Mt 10 O'clock.

by II. D. Cogswoll will probably be placed IN 1ron'
| of the City Hall.
Collector Tanner who has Just returned from
| Washington, says that there is hkeihoou lhai
| Postmaster McLeer will be reappointed
Boss Mclaughlin was fined yesterday 81 Dy
Justice Fisher for not having the sno" cle"ieu
from his sidewalk after the recent storm.
The semi-monthly drill and promenade concert OF
the Odd Regiment took place at the armoTy laI,
night. The company's rooms were decorale9 VIII =
| flowers. Colonel Partridge reviewed the regnnent
for the last time before his resignation takes elect
Professor William G.. Sumner, of Yale College.
will lecture Protection and Free lTade IN arr
Association Hall in MontagneTT the 1 1eCfSIe viii III
| be under the auspices OF the broohyh heioiN
Club.
Edward Irwin. when leaving his apartments in
house owned by the Brooklyn White Lead Works al
Adams and Water-sts., early yesterday morning
found the dead body of man on the second LANDING.
The building is occupied by TWINS family ana =
| Mr.. Koran and wife, none of whom knew the dead
| man. He was apparently forty-hve years OF age,
and five feet seven inches tall. He wore one BLACK
black trousers two cotton shirts and black derby
| hat with the letters "F. =" inside. No marks OF
violence were found on the body
Dr. Tachmynrs, the Greek physician, who was
| recently arrested for annoying Dr. Dudley, OF the
| Long Island College Hospital, by threatening et-
trrs arraigned yesterday before Justice Walsh
Several of his letters we're put in evidence. When
| the name OF Gulteau was mentioned the prisoner
| grew excited, and shouted d" No GuiteauD When
| Justice Walsh finally said he should commit HIM to
|
prisoner said: " | pray You, dismiss M. VIII dIe
| if SIT down in the Jail y; aud again, am going
awav Immediately. | have my passport: for me
sake of God / ain dying pray you. dismiss me-
| / want 10 go away from this city, and viii never
| come back to America" lie was returned 10 DIS
| cell, and thence taken 10 the jan.
| JERSEY CITY.
Patrick Smith, an old man living. in Sixth;st,
Slipped upon the sidewalk at Ere and SiX1h-StS last
| night, and fractured MS skull.
slight fire occurred last night at the house Of
! eX-MayOT Sedler, No.. ~ CTeScent-aVc' III was
caused by children playing with matches The loss
was $l7j.
Charles f. Page age thrty-nine living in Bergen
| ave. GTecnviilc, arrested yes erday on com
plant of Abram d. selova' Of Newark charged with
| stealing $50.
| james Gilmore, coored man. was struck upon
the head with rge one last uIght, Whlie passing
under the Pennsylvania Railroad bridge at Hender-
! sOn-st., and seriously injured
Edward Cooper, of No. 273 Van Brunt-st., Brook,
| lyn who was employed on Pier No. .. foot OF
Iwelfh-st s,rucll by fret 5ht train yesterd ~
| morning and seriously lnJuIeu. lie was removed ~
| the City Hospital.
Thomas L. McGOwan, age twenty-five, of Acad-
| emy-st NewaI k, and b. f. Mason, age twenty-one,
| of t1reenwich-st, arrested last night IN the
Central Railroad station at Communipa", for steal
| ing a watch from 3 p. Tollmln, lawyer, who has
an office IN the Astor House IN this city.
The will of Hannah l.. Rule who died recently, Is
being contested She left 81 800 to her parents and
sisters and her husband, TO whom nothing was ieit,
| contends that undue influence was used to maze
| her bcqueath the money in the manner she ana. ne
| also claims that the money she saved was from ms
| earnings The taking of testimony was begun ii
| the Orphans Court yesterday.
| The Board of Aldermen decided to change the
| names of several streets where two were named
| alike, and the tact that the Aldermen who had
chang OF the matter have named street after them.
| selves is exciting some comment. one street Is
! n med after Alderman MannlOn, another aitcr Al
| German DatZ and others after Aldermen tulma
| Ambrose and Puster while others have the names
| of Garfield Arthur Mayor Sieder and Chancel-
| Etit1t I'm I me ord y
still under consideration. and II Is expected that
| considerable opposition to it will be developed.
NEWARK.
William Leet, age twelve years, employed in the
ueeule factory of William CTaDbo ~ Co.. III North
1hrd-st., was instantly killed yesterday morning
He was engaged In passing wire for needes through
set of roll Is, when the wire broke coihng ltseii
about his body, lit rally cutting him III two and
killing him INSTANTLY.
A Gilman n went to the Police Headquarters
YESTERDAY afternoon. and reported that his laundry
had been robbed of $3.50 in cash lie said his name
was All Loo, and that he was engaged win Arthur
sing in the laundry business at No. 233 Market-st.
| lie Kept ms money in an old TN boiler under his
bed and he aS ii there shorl " after noon yester-
| day. lie atteTward found the empty boiler III
closet opening from the room. a detective accom-
panied Loo to his place and questioned lbs partner
ana TWO Chinese employees, but without ehcitlng
| any information. Loo dld rot charge ahyohe win
tue boiler had been placed, except through The
front where the CLin1men were engaged. Loos
partner SAID that he had his own savings III
X.
of the boiler, saying that ali bank mel" were
thieves. ,,,- ,,,,,,,,,,,
E1TZABETU-The wost-bound passenger train on
the PcunSy lvania Railroad, 113O o'clock yester-
day. struck ana killed man sixty years of age, near
South Elizabeth station, whiie hc was picAf.g up
N'"' VI '-'' ''' LONG ISLAND.
| BROOKHAvEN.-Ihe gross receipts of the town for
oysierng prIvil ges i'll the Great south Bay during
tn. pa { nine months were $780, 80.
PORT JEFFERsON.-T Rev. :. l.. Cox pastor of the
BAPTIST Church, has endered his resignation, to take
effect Oh March l. and lie will preacn for the last
| time to-day.
| NEPEAGUE-Thc iron pier of the Long Island
Fishing LOmpany has been almost entIely de-
stroyed in the recent storms. About one hundred
| feet OF the shore end is all That remains.
Long ISLAND CTY.-John Hayes and Owen
Keenan, the two youths accused OF assaulting and
robaing the tweve-year old boy, William flor on,
were released from custody yesterday by Justice
Delehauty, owing 10 Lack of SUFFICIENT evidence TO
convict them. The Chief OF Police has prepared
the pay rolls the members of the force Tor nine
| teen months They show an Indebtedness on the
part OF the city TO the police OF $4464o 3i'...A
| meeting was held at Kochs Broadway Hall last
| nigh in relation 10 the proposed reduction of
| feTrlage at Hunters Point. Several speakers adj
dressed the meeting, aud resolutions were adopted
| approving the action of the Citizens Association,
which is advoca ing the passage of the pill now be-
fore the Legislature, to Tx the price at two cents
| was entered by thieves on Friday night and TWO
valuable shawls, costly velvet suit and quantity
| of
have informed the captains that they Will hold the
paromen on whose beats cock fights take place re-
| sponsiblc for their occurrence.
STATEN ISLAND.
| CAsuETOS-Tax Collector Kenny has turned
| over TO the County Treasurer the sum OF
S7S.471 40.
| NEw-BRIGHToN-The Pavilion Hotel will be
| under the mana cement during The coming season,
| of MIR. COZZcns, of Cozzenss W est Point Hotel.
| WEST NEW BRlGHToN.-It IS rumored that
| new spapcr is 10 started i'll the Anti Monopoly
| interest, with Senator Boyd of the pro-
| pTiet0rs.
| PoRT RICHMOND.-A new ferry boat is to be
| placed on the line between Port Richmond, S. l.,
and Bergen Point n. J......M Miss Florence Cornell