New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-14
rEw-York DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL IA. 1882


revolver at the intruder and drove him into tne
cellar After fastening the door nc secured assis.
ance and the burglar was captured: lie was 'o III
pleaded guilty to the crime before Justice WALSH
and was held for the Grand Jurys action, lie Saiu
he wanted money to buy new spring sult'
By the action of Bishop Simpson at the regent
session of the New-York East Conference, the Rev:
o. IT. WYATT, who has been for two years pastor OF
the South Second Street Methodist Church, was APP
pointed to Middletown, Conn., and the KEY. W. ~, Il;
Roole was made his successor. The people Oh the
South Second Street Church, who fully expected
the return of Mr.. Wyatt for another year. held an
passed resolutions condemning the action of the
bishop as unjust and arbitrary. copy of the reso-
lutions has been sent to the Bishop.
In the trial of Alderman Jones yesterday. several
bank bookkeepers were examined to show the pay
ment from funds of the Board of the alleged bogus
warrants by which Stuart secured the money. After
several hours had been consumed by the prosecu-
ton in proving Joness deposits In the Atlantic State
Bank and the correspondence of the sums deposited
with warrants drawn by Stuart the defence offered
Joness bank accounts in evidence. The defence
Education funds, which could only be proved by
careful examination of all the accounts in several
banks for a number of years. This action VIII
hasten the progress OF the trial.
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Brook
Iyn Eastern District Dispensary and Hospital was
held last evening at No. 80 Broadway. Sigismund
Kaufman presided Reports were presented, show
ing that the number of patients treated at the Dis
pcnsary during the month of March were 1.137, and
1906 prescriptions were made up. The treasurers
report showed that there was balance IN the gen.
eral fund of So 127 49, and in the building fund OF
$135S7 80. The present building in Fourth-st. has
been found inadequate. and new one with larger
facilities is nov IN course Oh efecnOm IN S fOrt
indoor patients.
JERSEY CITY,
David A. Lawrence, the new police justice entered
upon the duties of his office yesterday morning.
The new Board of Finance and Taxation organized
VOC rdav aft by q Commissioner
Bench as president, and John q. VanCleef as clerk
The Board of Assessors organized yesterday MORN
ing by the election OF Hugh Dugan as president
and John NJ. Parks as clerk
As Miss Ida Roche. a young woman living at No.
237i2 Warren-st. was crossing the sidewalk at
Montgomery and Greene-sts., at o'clock yesterday
which Was being led by r. W. Husk, of Kentucky,
and seriously injured. Husk was arrested, but was
afterward discharged the affair was clearly an ac-
cident.
NEWARK.
Seventeen diseased hogs were found in private
slaughter-house by the meat inspectors on Wednes-
day afternoon. Two of them had been killed and
dressed for market The hogs were condemned.
A new corporation has been formed md under the
Hugh j. Jewett ,Algerpon s. Sullivan, of New-York,
Milton sayler, Of Cineinnat Alexander v McponaId,
capital is 100000. The company has purchased
tract of 625 900 of land in three of the gulf
pine, which it is proposed to cut and ship to New
YORK. The principal office of the company will be
in Newark
NEW-JERSEY.
Recommendation W. Kellett well-known
resident of this place, was struck and instantly
o'clock on Wednesday night He was walking
homeward, and stepped out of the way of freight
the Sree In SI an s heaa wSs
pletely crushed and separated from his body, and
one band was severed from the arm. The funeral
services will take place at the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday afternoon.
PATERsON.-The man killed on the track of the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad on
Wednesday afternoon has been identified as Pat
leaves wife and five children. :.... The assertion
that Albert G. Bogart. age one hundred and TWO |
as the in on
day. is untrue The fact is that Mr. BOgart walked to
the polls, despite the Inclement weather, and voted
four years old. who deserted In the streets of
Paterson on Tuesday by his mothers employer: |
Mrs. Van Wrinkle, of Passaic Bridge, was returned |
to his mother by the Paterson authorities. Yester-
day the Baxter woman went to Paterson and said |
that Mrs. Van Win kle, on returning without the |
boy, had represented to her that the child had been
placed in orphan asylum. On learning the |
truth, she wanted to make complaint against |
Mrs Van Wrinkle for deserving the child in the
not entertain the charge.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
-RoCHELLE-A number of persons residing |
in New-Rochelle and vicinity state that they felt
shock resembling an earthquake about noon on Sum
day last
PORT CHEsTER.-A wild steer which had been |
taken to MOrford's saughterhOuse at Port Chester,
not liking the arrangements in progress for killing
him, broke his fastening and plunged through the
side of the building and roved about the village,
causing considerable alarm. A sharpshOoter with |
his rifle brought the animal down the eighth |
shot. Louis Wicke. tailor of Port Chester, age
sixty, was found dead in his bed on Wednesday |
morning.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Judge Barnard in the
Queens County Supreme Court yesterday granted |
permanent injunction restraining the Mayor of |
Long Island City from paving the bills of two news
papers for advertising delinquent taxpayers in the
city. The bills, which amounted to $1,000 were
by the Citizens Association of the
Fourth and Fifth Wards. Mayor DeBevoise yes
terday signed the resolution of the Board of Alder
men granting ex-Treasurer John Koran $4,000
Some three months ago judgment was obtained |
against Mr.. Koran by the city for the percentages
AIKEN by him tor the collection of taxes while City
Treasurer. HOran's counter claim exceeded the
Judgment by nearly 81 900.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-An attempt was made to burn the
Brisp stables in Broad-st. yesterday. bundle of
rags and shavings saturated with kerosene set |
on fire in a wood-shed adjoining the stables. but the
flames were discovered and extingushed before
much damage was done.