New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-23

81 ,hn ,cbieenfh Precinct In court he said ina
he had intention of taking tne po, ro In his
n wsnet were found two boxes Of poison Rough
on Rats and "Sure Pop" Neither nau ''o'
opened.
HER MILITARY COSTUME sToLkH ror trunk
sis; AnV thsatrisei costumes worth several hun.
dred dollars to the Alcazar on MohuaS; tar living
charge # Gs,rge Matthews pts was stol from
him and Yesterday Michael FitzpatrIrk. OF no eli
East Forty thirdst. and William Dlvs' beina
Ssventh.ave were arragned on suspic9 , oi ConTf
the thieves In the Jefferson NJ rket f"llSo HV "S
Miss Arlington told Jus ice Ford ihat ,nh mill
greatly 91r br s % W ana for her
makeup" was dependent Who'll on 'he XIII ,d
of her friends Davis was held in 5000 ior tIl a,o
Fitzpatrick in the same amount lor oA''''N'''''
to-day.
FALSELY SWEARING THAT HE WAS lNJUlED.
Charles W. James was arrested y"sler'ay on
b'uch warrant of the Court OF Genera Scssi'in n
charged with perjury in swearing tnat he was III
lure III an acct lent that was caused ny butcher
cart running into strcet-car III fOuIth-aVe' on
March 20 James began SUIT agans MeS or, and and
recovered a verdict fol 500 as damages ING All
davits upon which the warrant was Issued $40"
that James was in the car behind the one that was
run into and that he was not injured. Ii Is also
asserted that James began similar suit agalst the
East Broadway Street RAILWAY Compihy' wn ion
was cOmpro used for a small su n. ana that ne mas
been concerned III efforts TO obtain nancy III accl-
dents i'll other cases.
BROOKLYN.
Some Of the Fulton-st. cars have lssky roofs
The Rev George 0. Barnes. the +" Mountain Evan-
gelist u KeItdcky, Will preach tomorrow Ill inc
Baptist Temple, ln'Clern0ntaVe.
A well attended nesting Of the residents OF the
town OF Ncw-L0-s was held in East New-Iork on
Hduraday evening N favor OF annexation 10 biooH-
lyn Resolu ions cal ing upon the Legislature 10
authorize il were adopted.
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction
have set Oh 0ot an invest -auo4 or tns nn", ,s
that the late Police Sergeant A. l.. Battersby was
butaily treated while III the County Insane AsS-
luln laSC week
Michael LouglInan. Of Fort Iamil on. who was
injured IN tho and ov the accidental dlscH fie ol
h ) gun December 6, dleI yesterday NJ ne Long
island College hospital HIS naipl had been aihupu-
t4ted
The Comfy Clerk elected for lo- ensuing three
wears no ncv Ihursby, has apo nJeI the .0lioW-
lnr Ulcers der HIM: George Dargac /, Deputy
County Clerk; y. NJ. rrcdTeL H.. B. WnEc, John
ave otter clerks 10 be appointed.
Fou. brothers wall oflciats at the services in The
,ChMch of tAe Holy TRINITY, sou brooA W. AZ
l0:3O a. III. on Tue,dJy. lhe ceieDnnt OF INC mass
vii ne the Rev. GeOrle VI. HauS imam, VINO VIII DC
u.da'ned % the prIes too to-day; the arcn-pncs'
val BE- his brother. tIC pa tor OF TIE PARISH, Il'
Rev James j. Han-,lm IN: the deacon viii be he
kty. JOhl 81. Hduse indh, and tn5 suD-deacon the
Rev. 30 cph T. hauselmaa. / he pareA OF | G
brothers living an will witness tnls interesting
ceremony.
JERSEY CITY.
Ex-Attorney- General Robert Gilchrist preside
of he Reform AssOcld ion, has announced The fol-
loving committee 10 prepare new charter: WI
liam Cla Ike, Glibert Collins carries H. nr'sIornS'
Leon AbDett, Charles Sedler, Marcus bcach,
ILomas j. Pope, Il. X. Pan zoo n, JOnn NJ Jones,
T.. /. naalam aid II. }. Hopper. Inc conhlt'ee
viii holI tnelr hrst meeting Ought
Joseph II. Ru ,&rilge, The collector and driver of
q deitvery wagon iOr Arthur Mcbride, q jersey
City grocer. nas disappeared VITA 44oO Buck
ridge drove TO BayonHe wan a LOAD OF goods on
Thursday afternoon. Neither ~ nor the horse aud
wagon haye been seen by Mcbride since then;
Buc@rGge went home on Thursday NIGHT. IRE .sed
himo f in bis best clothes. and baie his mother
farewell. saving that he going 20 travel for a
tcw mon hs. IL is be ieyed that ne h 8 gone SCUM
ye-dict for $4,000 dana es wa rendered in
the Circuit Court yesterday in faV OF Hugh Suth-
Grand who sued The jersey City and BE. gen Horse
kairOad Company On july !, sutherland was rid
ing he TOut platform of a car, which ran OF Inc
track near the PacIuc-avenue bridge. The driver
whipped up his horses TO Try and CT on TIE track
again. but the ran against the iron sde 81 the
bri 60 and crushe Sutherland. njurng him IN such
a manner as to cripple hlm for lie.
NEWARK.
The building ofthe Firemen's Insurance Company
was sold at auction yesterday to Carl T. sci z, req
resefltlug the German National Bank, for $55.ooo.
4 number of barrels of po 'atoes were contributed
to the Home for he Friend eaS by children II s1ne
OF the public schools. who had been requested to
give one potato each for the purpose.
The Coroners jury in the case OF Edward Schill-
ing who died from the effects of kick IN the
stomach received III quarrel with Ernest AMI
August Fredrchs, found verdict yesterday of man
siHuyhtcr ayainst the TWO brothers. Angus Fred
ricks in custody, and Ernest has not been found
10y the police.
LONG ISLAND.
GREAT NECK.-The late William II. Onderdon<
beg Irathed ali his pr ppcrty to ms wife
HICKsyuLE-The Surrogat, has issued an or Ter
for the arrest of John d. Daanecke. DaunecKe's
dug tier mas begun proceedings against him.
alleging that h. refuses 10 allow her any benefits
from her mothers estate.
FLUsHING.-MartIn Price, the junkman arrested
on Monday viii e stealing IRON from tha tO0l-IouSe
of the Long Island Railroad Company. has imoli-
Gated several other junkmen. For some time they
have maze 1t a regular business TO steal iron owned
by the company. Warrants have been issued tor
their arrest
Lone ISLAND CITY.-The Legislature in 1880
passed an act bonding Long Island CITY for $4,000
on account of unpaid taxes The eutiTc amount of
the uncOllected taxes from tie formation OF the
cty up to 1879 pledged under the provisions of
this act to the redemption of these bonds. Sufficient
money has been already collected and IS on deposit
in the bank TO redeem these bonds. CITY Treasurer
take some action by which the bonds can be pur
chased and the money remaining applied to the
payment of the large Indebtedness OF tue city.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
BRONXvULE.-Ihe residence of Robert Masterton
was entered on Wednes Jay night and valuable
oyercoat was stolen. The rObDcrs GOTod \ large
hole in the pine of rear COOr. and thus succeeded
III unlocking 1t. Their operations woke Mr.. Mas
terton, bat before he could get down stairs they
fed Burglars also bored hole i'll he door OF
the house of Il. o. Glover, Chester Hit, Mount
bolts out Of the reach OF the robbers and they left
without any booty.
UERCH4NTS 1T" HIGH COFEEEu ~.