New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-30

Baptist Churches. 'Whosoever dr1nketh this wafer
| shall thirst again, but whosocver drinketh tho
water shall give him. shall never thirst Inc
watrr-cooer was extensively patronized during the
| day.
BROOKLYN.
| Officer Trenchard of the Fifth Precinct, shot q
mad dog at No. / Is Anslle-st. yesterday morning.
| Permits for the erection of ffty-six new build
ngs wcro granted by the Department OF Buildings
| last week
| In the thunder storm yesterday afternoon the
Pioneer Boat Climb House. at the foot OF Thirty
fourth-s. was struck by lightning, but 1t was only
slightly damaged.
| The bows McKeever McGarr Duane and Prem
tlss who were arrested III connection WIN Dur
for the Grand Jury by Justice Naeher. Prentlss
turned States evidence.
Another furious Texas steer caused a commotion
in Brooklyn streets yesterday by breaking irom q
drove which was being driven to a. LeYy'S Slaugh-
ter-house, at No. 25S lludson-avc. ut $50 a. m
After running through several streets u tossed
Thomas Nav, "A Waterman at the Empire stores IN
FrOnt-st, but did not inJdrc MN. May followed
and shot the steer with his revolver
Adam Wagner thrty-sx years of age. living in
Van Brunt-st, and Phlhplna lflppe. Tidow laSe
not divulgcd). were married by Mayor Low ut his
Office. yesterday morning. The Mayor pleasantly
wished the couple long and HAPPY me- anu me
late widow not to be outdOno IN pleasantly, smiI
ingly remarked that she was older than Adam"
and then trpped away.
A picnic will he held at the Myrtle Avenue Park
Brooklyn, on the afternoon and evening OF August
i,
honor of the Emancipation Proclamation. The
Proclamation will be read at 3 o'clock, after WHICH
there will he speeches. In the evening there VIII
be a promenade and concert with niewOrkS anu
tableaux as additional attractions.
Albert Z. Hallam of the Fifteenth Ward, who
was appointed a member OF the Board of Education
early the year. in the place OF T.. H. Scranton, de-
ceased has sent his resignation 10 the Mayor, VINO
has appointed Louis +. Moot, OF the sixteenth
Ward, to the vacancy. Mr.. Moot Is druggist doing
business at south Tmrd-st. and UDiOa-ayc. lilo was
largely instrumental in establishing the Pharmaceu-
teal Society Of Kings County of which h. Is prcs!-
dent Two years ago he was the Republican candi-
date for Auditor.
A special meeting of the Board Of Education was
held yesterday To take action IN regard to the death
OF Or. Michael Breen. Remarks were made by
President Bergen, DR.. Griffin and others euloesuc
OF Dr. br, ems character as man and Il puOllc OIL
fcer. A committee was appointed to draft resolu
TONS ana it was resolved to attend the funeral tins
afternoon at 81. Vincent dc PauPs Church. The
Eastern District branches of the Land League will
also attend the funeral III Il body
JERSEY CITY
John Nolan, living on tho old Bergen Point plank
road, committed 20 jail yesterday for striking
his wife on the head with an axe. Inc WOlnaub III
jurics are severe but not necessarily fatal.
fine boiler in the tugboat Vim, lying at the foot
of MadIsOn-st., sprung aleak yesterday morning,
and George Williams a deck-hand, ana Charles
Finley, "A fireman. were severely scadcd. They were
sent to the City Hospital.
Henry Griffin, of No. 3i3 HendersOn-st., was ar
ragned before Judge Warren yesterday morning
Tor brutal assault upon nus dgtu InOtutI. Il' nv
her with IA sugar-b0w over the head and struck
her a heavy blow with his list. knocking her down
and seriously Iujurlng her. lle was committed Tor
trial
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBOKEN.-John LueDs and Albert l.. Meyer the
publishers and William III. WALL the Editor OF The
ADVERTISER have been sued Tor criminal libel by Bei-
uard Bayer, one OF the publishers OF me DemocrdI
The alleged libel was relation to the recent az
sault on Bayer by Assistant City Clerk Miller.
EIIzABETHPoRT.-A large barge with a cargo of
steel wire has sunk in Staten Island Sound, near
ElIzabethport. The barge which belonged to the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company, sprung leak
while being towed to New York. Divers are at
work saving the cargo, which is insured for
$1,000.
LONG ISLAND.
PEARsAILs.-Justice LOSec issued warrant yes
terlay Tor the arrest of John LambersOn who is
charged by Mrs. Daniel PcaIsall with brutally as
saultlng her.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-City Treasurer Morris states
that cannot pay the interest upon the city bonds
falling due on August l. The amount needed to
meet the ogatons OF Long Island Clty at that date
is $4,000 The interest fund from which this
money is drawn, is oyerdrawn SlO4,OOO.
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsrETON-The Mariners Family Asylum has
received legacy of 81 900 by the Will of the late
Edward Watkins, who was an inmate OF the Sailors
snug Harbor.
SIAPLEToN.-No more patients will be received IN
the Sramen's Retreat after August l. II having been
decided to close that nst alton as soon as pIactl-
caDe.
RUHMOND.-A company of capitalists have filed
articles oil incorporation III the County Clerks Oh
flee The company intend 10 establish new sum
lner resort ut south Beach. Among the stOckhOld-
ers are A. PcteteI, Philip Wolf and H. Is. White
more The capital stock is 500, 900.