New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-13

| accommodations. In four SCHOOLS tne pupls are VI
| vided in two sections, half attending each SEES
| sion.
| The General Term Of the Supreme Court has al
firmed wi h costs the order denying new trlal II
the suit by which Major John + Harold recoyef t
| $50 600 as damages for personal injuries from IN
| New-York Elevated Railroad Company. Inc new
trial was sought upon alleged newly discovered
evidence after the Court of Appeals had decided th
case.
The work on the bridge last week included 4,714
rivets driven, GOA main truss pins put IN place
pieces OF top chords, 43 posts, 70 oyernoOr stays
1SO knee braces, Is yerfloor stay bars, Vlo uhlL
truss diagonals II brackets, truss beams 1OI
| promenade 3 promenade floor beams, ana sup
porting channels erected In addition large
amount was done IN the adjustment Oh .no aoor
| system and in finally connecting the 0Vernoor
| stays.
| A fight took place yesterday between Supervisor
| Williamson, of Flatbnsh and Thomas e. Glass 2
former Justice of the Peace in the town and now Oh
Gravesend, l.. l., in the house of the former. They
had dispute politics, the Superv sor accusing
Glass of defeating HIM In the late election, ana up
| braiding him for It, He made statement whch
Glass declared untrue. and then they struck eacn
| other Glass somewhat hurt with char, and
purposes to proceed against the Supervisor III CIVIL
and criminal actions.
The General Tenn of the Supreme Court handed
| down decision yesterday affirming the refusal OF
the supreme Court to confirm The report of the com
mission which granted permission TO the East River
| Bndgs and Coney Island steam Transit Company
TO guild AN elevated road from the bridge to the city
| line mt Iwentcth.st. The court refused to confirm
for and after the law passed by the last Legs
lature the appealed. The adverse decision
VIII cause the company to come before the new
commissioners appointed in August by Mayor Low.
JERSEY CITY.
While party of worlmen were engaged yester-
day III eXcayatlng for Il now building III BaTrOw-
st. they came upon a CT fin containing the akeE
etOn of a man. The coffin crumbled To dust when
exposed to the air ana the bones of the skeleton Tell
apart. There never was buryng ground IN that
nrghborhood, and cid residents OF Jersey City are
myslliied over the matter
A final effort is to be made to. save James NJ.
Reilly eX Treasurer of Harrison, from going TO the
state Prison for his embezzement of $1,000 of the
towns money Ills counsel ex-Judge Hoffman,
will make p,icatlon to-day tho Supreme court
for writ of error. The application nu t ne grant
cd, as writ of error Is writ OF right III New-Jer-
sey. Tins Will act as a stay of sentence. and the
prisoner will remain in the County JAN for several
months pending the decision OF the upper court I'M
less lie gets bail.
4 couple who gave their names as Benjamin
SchlesIIger and Rosa jackson appll ed to Mayor
lausslg yesterday 10 be married. 1t was learned
that the coupe had been married to each other be-
lore, and that hey were divorce in his city only
last Friday, the divorce having been granted to he
woman. After our days separation they decided
to try IT once more. AS Schleisnger prohibited
by the terms OF the divorce from marrying AGAIN IN
New-lork, they went to Jersey City. Mayor
Taussig performed the ceremony III the presence OF
large crowd of officials
NEWARK.
A train on the Pennsylvania Railroad, at the Fish
House, III East Newark backed up and killed q
yard clerk named Foster early last evening. Foster
was young man, and lived in Somerset-st, New
ark.
The Chief of Police was Informed on Monday
night that George Bury, age twenty-fOur was
lying at his home No. 1873 Jackson ST., in critical
condition from the effects OF "A blow received from
a fellow-workman, Edward Marks The latter was
arrested in the nghC ut his home, No. 147 Oliver
ST., and committed to jail. Bury was unable to
give any information to the police who learned |
however, that the two men had been employed at |
the CeliulOid Comb and Brush Works. Bury was |
a foreman. Some dispute arose between them one |
day last week when Marks struck Bury upon the |
Lead with large steel file. Bury sent to his |
h0De, and on Monday night his symptoms alarmed |
ms iamy. A physician was sent tor, W no found
BURY gradually slnHlng. His skull was found to
have been fractured. Last evening Bury was
thoughLtO be dying.
NEW-JERSEY.
CENTRAL ORANGE-Marcus L. Vanderhoof. |
brakeman on the Delaware. Lackawanna and |
Western Railroad, was arrested at his home, No. |
262 Centra-avc. yesterday, and committed to jail |
on the charge or enticing from her home Lewela |
Powers, age fifteen Years whose father lives at No.
243 Academy-st., Newark. Iewella was also |
arrested at VanderhoOPs home The latter claimed |
that the girl married to him, and produced the
certificate of marriage before q Justice OF the |
Peace on last Friday. The girl stated that her |
father was wIdower aud that she had kept house
for him lie neglected, she claimed, to provide food
and clothing for her, and his conduct compelled her
to leave tn, house. Vanderhoof stated that be was
preparing to get his wife new outfit of clothing,
and meant to provide good home Tor her, The grl |
was held as a witness against her husband.
PATERsON.-Ihe citizens of Paterson, n. j., have |
begun to take some interest in the subject OfrarOad
taxation since the results of the yesigatOu in |
Newark and Jersey City were published. As most |
OF the structures used by the railroads III Paterson
are cheap affairs, the amount OF taxes due TO that
city by the companies is small compared with that |
due the other cities named. Inquiry OF Tax Re- |
ccivcr Apheus =, Allen shows that the three rail-
road companies, the lines OF which the city
OF Paterson, have not paid all their municipal taxes
for several years The amount due from the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad IS 80. 024 rs;
from The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Com
pany, 81, 500; and from the New-Jersey Midland
company, rather ITS successor, the New York,
Susquehanna and Western, $407 90. Adding to
city of Paterson from the railroad corporations is
over 81, 900.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTHPORT HARBOR.-lhe resolution of the
Board Of Supervisors of Suffolk County. prohibiting
liarbOr, is having good results. The birds now
come the harbOr freely to feed, and large num-
JeTs are shot by the gunncrs on East Beach.
Long ISLAND CITY.-A bundle was found in an
open lot at Hunters Point Monday evening |
which contained Il wOman's pocket handkerchief. a |
pair OF kid gloves, % napkin covered with blood |
and quantity of black HAIR with pieces OF the scalp
ldhcrlng 1t had apparently been torn from a
wOnriuis head Tho things were wrapped up in q |
copy OF paper of December :. Deputy Coroner
DR.. Il. Il. Denulcr is making an examnatOn.... |
states that the coal supply will be exhausted to-
morrow The water works at Blissville have been
supplied through an ink factory at Hunters Point
ately. The prOprletoTS OF the factory have pur-
'hased coal from coal firm and transferred it to
he works. CITY Treasurer Bleckweim filed his