New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
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death wore: Pneumonia, 80; consumption, 20 !;
scarlet-fcycr, 81; dlphtheria. %.
There Is yet considerable ice on the lakes in Pros
poct Park: few days of cold weather would
make good skating. Several improvements have
been made I'm the skating house and new moor
leading to the Ice has been LAID.
Jacob Worth, whose term as Fire Commissioner
will expire on February !, presented with
gold and diamond badge by some Of his friends not
connected with the Fire Department, on Tuesday
afternoon The presentation speech was made by
H. III. Rogers.
In the suit for 50, 500 damages for personal in
jurics, brought by Miss Hannah Murphy against
theodore DOtc in the County Court the jury gave
verdict of $40 yesterday. The plaintt was
knocked down III Pacifc-st. and run over by horse
driven by Dotc.
contest Of the will of John +. Tumalty u gong
before Surrogate Livingston. He left the greater
part of his estate of $50 600 10 his mother, instead
Of his wife and two children In behalf of the lat
ter 1t Is alleged that he OF unsound mind when
he made his will.
Mayor Low celebrated his thrty-second birthday
Yesterday by performing his first marriage Tho
persons married were Miss Margarctha Raider OF
RidgcwOod. l.. l.. and Frederic Francke, music
teacher of New-fork. kiss was given to the
bride BIZ the Mayor at the close OF the ceremony.
1t was made known yesterday that on Monday
Health Commissioner Crane applied to Mayor Low
to appropriate $1,000, under the Emergency Act
for the use of the Health Department., and he
MAYOR authorized tho Controller 10 set ASIDE inc
amount from tho sum allowed for current expenses
for 1852.
The funeral of the only Brooklyn victim of the
Spuytcn Duyvil disaster j., A. ldcaarls TOOK piIce
j. l.. M0fiat, No. II Schcrmcrhorn-St me services
were conducted by the Rev. Messrs. John W. Chad
wick and J. c. Ager The burial was IN Green
wood Cemetery.
Civil Service examinations are in progress IN me
Controllers Office to select the force of clerks needed
to make up the books for keeping the accounts OF
the arrears of taxes that the amount du" on aEy
property be determined at g dance. Oyer 100
applicants are to be examined. class OF twenty
examined last evening.
A suit to recover s.. 900 damages, brought against
the Broadway Railroad Company by Joseph DAVIS
came to trial in the City Court YESTERDAY. DAVIS,
while driving a coach in funeral procession near
the cemetery of the EverGeens was thrown rom his
seat by his horses being frightened bE JET oIsteam
from a motor on the railroad Ill broadway, auu ne
sustained serious injuries. The defence set up con-
tributory negligence.
At the sessions of the Brooklyn sunday school
Union Institute, In tho H2nS9n Place B3ptisfs
Church yesterday. the Rev. ". F. Crafts spoke OF
the Relations of the Scriptures TO science ana the
Heather Sacred Books in the afternoon, ana the
Rev DR., r. X. Meredith, who conducts very large
Bible elias, in the Boston Music Hall, illustrated bls
method of teaching in the gvGmnS bTisI aaGIso7Gs
n j., and Mrs. c. II. Alden, of Asbury Park, y. j.
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Byrne, of West Ioboken, recovered 500
yesterday from John Mcclure in a Islander SUIT;
paving stones from him and had also caused his
arrest on q charge OF larceny
Daniel Dorlty and Edward Cumminley, two
sailors, were struck by Pennsylvania Ralroad
Bergen cut yesterday afternoon. Dority had his
skull fractured and died while being removed TO
tho Charity Hospital GnmnnGlSey was 0a1E
physicians say that he cannot recover The men
had been to Newark to see some friends and, hay-
ing no money. undertook to walk to Jersey CITY
NEWARK.
The expert engaged in examining tho books at
I,If hoe far discovered
of Palmers defalcations, and $1,000 Of deIalca-
lions by William A. Hall in tie tax &rrearage &C.
clerk in the City Clerks office, who was arrested
few days ago and held In bail on charge OF forging
warrants, has been suspended by the Mayor
NEW-JERSEY.
PATrRsoN.-As John Smith and Owen FalGrain
were driving ct rapid pace around the cor,
ner of Van Houten and Prospect-sts; Yesterday
morning they thrown from their wagon by
c2Qn c ANA Of the caG latter Hi burst b6oi YGs
sci, causing death in few mlhutes,i.,...
William Spear employed ns machinist III Crane
4, CEapins piano felt factory on Chapln-st, went
to repair wheel of the engine IN the factory yes
tcrlay noon. To do this he mad to make an opening
in the floor to reach the wheel. spear dlI not tfIi
engineer started the machinery. simultaneously
cry was heard, and upon Investigation II was Iound
that the wheel, in making TeYolutloh; had struck
spear who was standing below It, on the head ana
had crushed his skull, killing him hsta4tly,...:
Toui5 and Otto Kcarles brothers, were arrested
on suspicion Yesterday for the robbery OF pale OF
six at the Gro7senbacher mill, at SentrGullG and
forty pounds of the same material from the Clifton
station, which stolen few days ago.
LONG ISLAND.
CoRoNA.-Wiliam Anderson, Of Corona, on re-
turning TO his home Tuesday evening could not get
into hi, house. Going 10 q back window he forced
nm entrance, when lie found his wife lying dead on
The Kitchen floor She had fallen while il q fit, and
had died FROM suilocatOn.
NryyTowE.-A call signed by the Town Board of
Onicer5 of Newtown has been issued for @ public
meeting to he held on January "a Tor the purpose
~ taking into consideration needed legislation for
the Town. Among the jects to be considered are
the amendment or repeal OF the RECEIVERS act, and
means to secure the passage OF bil or law where
hy funerals from Ncw-YOrb and Brooklyn gong 70
the several cemeteries in tue town can be made to
contribute 10 tic towns expenses
LoEG ISLAND CITY.-Thn Queens County Board
of Supervisors yesterday granted leave TO- the FIRST
German Methodist Episcopal Church OF New-IOTk
civ TO acquire additional land at NeWtOYn for
cemetery purposes, on condition that the cuurGh
nay taxes on the land so acquired at the same rate
as farm lands in the town are taxed. ....1he
Long Island CITY Board of Aldermen Tuesday
evening granted the franchise for street-car rail
road to run from Dutch Kills 10 BOwery Bay, 70
Strnheu ] Simmons. The Board received the
MAYORS message. In his message the Mayor states
that the entire debt of the cIy funded and loatlug
is Sl,77s $50, a much larger sum tLan that stated
in ii- communication TO the Law and Order Society
several weeks ago. He estimates the present total
value of the citys assets, Including S2G0 40 owing
the city for back taxes, at SI,OIs, ~, ana con-
cludes lis message by recommending the Aldermen
promptly to correct errors and abuses, and TO ecOnO-
nize in every possible way.
STATEN ISLAND
CruToY.-R. W. Cameron. the ship broker and
importer of English stock, has returned 10 his home
i'm clifton from Australia.
SrArIEroN-Tho annual report Of the Staten
Island Hallway Ferry Company shows that for the
Inst wear the total receipts were S3Ql2"5 while
The cNDenditurcs were SZ24,JJ1 leaving surplus
W WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNoN.-Burgars having failed to carry
off ali the plumber from the house of George N,rtZ,
%urpose few nights ago, broke into his stable On