New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12
counsel for Hall intend to make final effort before
the Court of Appeals and the case Will DO oeciu'u
within two weeks.

counsel for Hall intend to make final effort neiors
the Court of Appeals, and the case Will 10 uo''u''
within two weeks.
LONG ISLAND.
Iona ISLAND CITY.-The indictments against
Justice Delehanty. of Long Island NY o;ty for
Grand Jury which met recently IN that ciS' Az H.
interfering with Anthony, Comstock IN o onU at
charge of his duty while radiDg the po3l-,3oC ,
Hunters Point have been set ASIDE ny 'u'''O0
bert. un =
R1IssvrIr-A man named Mark Ford fell on a
trestle work at the Larue Hill Chemicai WoISs Is,
Bissye on Friday night and dled rom tuO feIJ a
of his injuries early YESTERDAY hhS bnrt inter
distance of thirty feet ana was terribly huiV
nally. o.
HUNTINGTON Friday evening. horse, wagon pNHt
and harness valued at $500. owneo DA az az
horse Shed of the Northside House. Huntington
Mrs William Kelly, of Little Neck, Hunting
ton. thrown from wagon yesteruaS 10y vas va
running away of tho horse. Her collier p9ne wI1
broken and she received internal injuries thaI VIII
probably prove fatal
JAMAICA.-The Long Island Electric Light and
ration in Queen and Suffolk Counties. The COLL
pany have capital stock of S5OOOOO'
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHToN.-John Barley, aged eighty yl
an old salt" in the SaiI0rs 01 1uH
d Ma5GSr at SswB tds harbC on
was rescued in an exhausted condition, ana dled
soon after, being taken TO the INSTITUTION; -
sneak tllet entered tle HOUSE, VI w
aid on the Terrace. ON Friday night, ana siolo
a gold watch valued at 500. George L. NdVil
American Consul at Stuttgart, Germany, mas AZ
rived at his sisters house.
ToMPKINsvILLE.-The Smith Infiunary received
yesterday $500 as the net proceeds OF the recent
benefit rendered 1t.
ToTTENyILLE-The Teachers Association Of
Richmond County, will hold its annual meeting at
TOttcnyllle on November "a and 20.
WEST NEW BRIGHToN.-The Board of Health has
declared the Broadway Police station pubhc
nuisance. and orders chat the defects be remedled
before November Is.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
TARRYTowN Hortense Ii. Fuman, Of Tar
rvtONn has brought an action for divorce through
her counsel, l.. 1. lOvatt against her husband, d.
j. III. Furman, for alleged intimacy with Mrs Mary
H. Strong, q widow, formerly wife OF CoOnel
Strong, the poet. Mrs. Furman has also begun
suit against Mrs. Strong for breaking up her nome
aud en.lcing her husband away from her, placing
the damages at $4,000. Mrs. Furman alleges nat
hcI husband married Mrs Strong III one OF the
Western States, where DR.. Furmau cIalcs 10 nay
obtained divorce from his wife. The case Is 10 De
tried in the supreme Court at White PIalns ~ tue
December term.
WHITE PLAINs.-A petition has been filed in sur
r0gate COfiu's Court at White Plains to have the
probate Of the viii Of Mrs. Desier 4. Clapp, of
East Chester. revoked The VIII in question was
proved about q year ago. BY il she bequeathed 60
her husband all her property, real and personal,
valued at between ~, 900 600 and so OOO,OOO. she
executed and left several cOdcils 10 the viii max
ing requests TO benevolent institutions under GER
tam contingencies. These cOdlcllS. IT Is clAlln"d,
were not presented with the WILL although they
could have special effect in he present case
The counsel engaged 10y the contestants TO the pro-
visions of the will. near relatives 10 the late Mrs
Clapp are Ethan Allen, Knox x Woodward, John
A. Foster, " ID. LawtOn and Joseph ). wood.