New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

| whose places OF bus had been VlSlItsl
| ruary by Mrs. COnkling and Mrs Williams, ana
| no accommodations for the saeswomen were seen;
Justice kbreth sent for the persons named, anu
they appeared in court in the afternoon and & VIZ
| paroled for examination which was set down lor
| Thursday next.
BRINGING ONE THoUGANDTH OF THEIR FACE VALUE.
John Ii. Platt the aSsg zee OF the Market SavinRs
| Bank sold the assets of that bankrupt lns'ltntion
| at the Exchage SalsSrOom, No. Ill broadway, YES
terday morning. Nearly 200 persons were presen';;
the face value OF the nS s sas
amounted to only $399 The first securities & oIeea &c
| were ten promissOry notes amounting 10 @if'ofV'
no indOrser, and secured by So shares oi thr IL
waukee aud Minnesota Railroad. They sold Tor
SlO5. Three notes of small amounts, secured ny a
gold watch, brass watch and brooch bfou INT 10.
| A number of bonds of defunct companies ard
| buldng lot Of land IN Milton, US rr County,
| n. Y, sold for S65. -Four $1,000 bonds OF the
Minnesota Rapid Transit Company, after some W ry
| bidding. sold to a Mr.. Bonner Tor S2oo, ana
the bonds of several bankrupt manu- iacturing com
panies sold for So. After he sale a discussion
! arO,e between two for the possession of some
brass iewelry which resulted in the police ejecting
| one of them.
Permits for the erection Of eighteen new buildings
were granted last week.
| The managers of the Bnshwick Avenue line have
| retaated uDon the "Anti-l'obtail Car Associa,
ton by removing the stoves from that class Oh
! cars.
| Josenh O'Neil, while temporarily insane ycSter-
dav, leaned from tha thir story window o NO; No, -
| Flusbing-ave. where he lived. but received only
| slight sprain t. one of his ankles.
1t cost number of persons to whom Justice
Fisher Yesterday sent invita- ions $40 each for not
clearing theice and soow from the cutters and side
| walk, in front Of their respective houses.
Justice Walsh yesterday held Henry Pnrdy, mate
of he rig Hannah G, for the Grand jury for the
| xii ing of his wltes stepfather. Charles H. smith,
at the foot of Westinghouse on the nlght Oh feoiu
| ary 6.
| Erhardt Schneider, convicted two weeks ago OF
manslaugher in the third degree for lI ling jacob
| Joerger. was granted a new tIIal nv Judge Moore
Yesterday on the ground of the discovery of new
evidence which would show that the killing was
| done i'll self-defenSe
Allan w. Johnson. sixteen yerrs old, son Of John
T. johnson, of No. III Fourth-st., +. d., strangely
disappeared from home four years ago, and was
given mp dead Recently news camr that ne was
in St LOuiS, without means and yesterday, through
his fathers aid, the young man was able to reJoin
his family.
The counsel for the defendants in the suit brought
by the Attorney-G General against the Latayette
Insurance Company and Herbert GrouX, It's pTes-
dent moved before Justice Gilbert Yesterday that
the allegations of ire gu ,rty 10 The Investment
of the funds of the company contained in he CON;
plant be made more definite IN Judge reserved
| judgment.
After the action of Prime pal Gallagher, of Public
| School No. 3, i'll excluding Miss Theresa King
daughter of Simon King, colored man OF means
and the approval of his action by the Board o Edu-
damus compelling Mr. Gall CHER 70 show cause why |
Miss King should not be admi ted into school No. o.
Judge Nelson yesterday helrd the arguments OF
counsel, and reserved his decision.
1t was not known until yesterday morning |
whether not Commissione~ Rones, OF the Board |
Of Cy Works was S 'he 6es no sn o e III Ie G"e
tOn by making the specific announcement tha' ne |
resigned the presidency of the Trust COMPANY pre-
vious his official acceptance of the co miss onfr-
Shin BY the change of position his salary has been
r, ,duced onehalf, the salary of Commissioner beng
$1,000.
| Chief Engineer Van Buren, of the Board of City |
Work, has -ulmittrd his annual cport. He 81 s |
il is not wi economy to delay fur her extension
of the wafer works of the city, which should he |
| TO ~
struction of another wen between Jamaica and |
East New-YOrk. with connecting galleries. running |
cast and west 10 intercept the ate water AMI take
tbe d. ace of an open canal TO extend thus water
way to Freeport would st 81 000, 600 aud give an
increase of 100000 gallons OF water daily. lie
makes fur her TccOmme datOns as TO the storage oi
the water. and says that a fourth engine i needed
As 10 cleaning the ci'y's stree.s, Mr.: VanBurcn
thinks the appropriation for repavng is lnsutclent
NEWARK
George Brown, a brakeman on The Pennsylvania |
Railroad while engaged IN coupling cars IN Rail-
road-ave on Friday night wa. crushed between
the bumpers OF TWO cars. lie dleu carry yesterday
morning.
Daniel Bzitt an inmate of the County Insane
ASYLUM comm ted suicidr on Friday by throwing
himself heallOnG from the window Of his &c l.
BIzItt was arrested a iew weeks ago ior swlhdnns
bv means of a subscription paper and was commit
ted to the County Jal where tIica CaYs ago he ne
came violently insane and on thursday he was re-
moved TO the Insane Asylum. Here he became more
violent, and he was placed in cell on the third
floor. At noon on Friday BzItt ma lie a sudden daSh
at The window Of his cell wrenched of he IRON bars
and flung himself to the ground striking on his
head and breaking his neck.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-In the Passaic County Orphans
Court at Paterson, ~. J., Yesterday, the judges
signed the prohibiting the admission TO pro-
cate Of the vii of Sarah p. Dale. Mrs Dale was
the widow of Thomas n. Dale, a prominent silk
manufacturer of New-York and Paterson, and VIII
she died an estate vaued at TGoo1o was leln 10 her
Dale. contested the will the grounds of testa-
Inentary incapacty and undue influence.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc Chief of Police has ap-
pointed to the Police Commissioners to raise the
number o. men the force to fifty; at present
there are only thirty men to cover fifteen square
miles of territory.
BRESIAU-Lewis Kelar arrested for grand
larceny in taking goods which were in the posses
sion of the Sheriff arraigned before Justice
Wagner Yesterday. and cOmm ed for the action of
the Grand Jury III default o. $1,000 bail
MoNTAUK POIYT.-The schooner JOHN D. Bucka-
lew. of Perth Amboy from Hoboken for Newport,
miles miles vest of Montauk Point, and is total wreck
Thomas Green and Lester Cohen two of the crew,
were drowned.
LITTLE BAYsIDE-Amos Merritt, sailor on the
fishing smack Townsend :. Jackson, was knocked
overheard by the boom of his vessel on Friday
night in the heavy gale that prevailed near Little Little
Bayside. lie was drowned The body was found
yesterday morning near the shore
ROsLYN.-The hog disease, known as the black
pag e, has made its appearance among the swine at
koslvn Sea Cliff and Glen Cove. The animals lln-
ger several days with the dl and alter death
the meat turns PGrple The Rev H. Porter Peck,
of the Andrew Theological Seminary, has declined
the call extended to him from the Reformed Church.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN HEIGH s.-On Washington's Birth
day, hare and hounds win meet Stapeton
Hcigh s. The start will be made at $3.50 a. m., and
the members of the New-York Lacrosse and Staten
Island Athletic Clubs will take part i'll the sport.
CLIF ON.-A branch Of the Society for the Pre-
yention of Crime has been OrganiZei with Melville
NJ Johnston as president f. c. Brdgman secre-
tarv and G.. H. Ileustis treasurer. The society ia
incorporated and will Immediately begin active
crusade against unlicensed liquor sellers.
RICuM ,ND.-Ihe nnhlic school has heen closed |