New-York tribune., 1882-04-19
and Moore-sts. This school will be established 70
relieve schools Nos. 81, "a and 33, which sro

and Moore-sts, This school will be establlshed 10
relieve schools Nos. 81, "a and 80, winch sr0
now overcrowdcd.
While several men were at work yesterday hoist
ing safe from the second to the third floor OF no
1893 Fnton-st., the ropes broke and the sa1e zen,
fracturng the Tight @ leg Sr & GegTSe m New
York.
The house of Mrs. Adelia Conkling No. 14s No
ble-st. was ransaoked by burglars early yesteruhy
morning and two 800 United States bonds 10
eethcr with money amounting to, Sly and weai
ing apparel worth $65 were stolen. The g9ods
were found yesterday in Milton-st. ana res'oicu "
the owner.
The twelfth anniversary of the Brooklyn Home
for the Aid Of Friendess Women and Children was
held at No 20 Concord-st. last evening. In l1o
last year 437 women and 2O7 children ~'fS
ments 50, 800. Addresses we're made Dy m the ne,
Messsrs. A. J. Hutton, Charles Cuthbert Hall ana
others.
The decision of Chief-Justice Waite in the United
States Supreme Court in favor of the CITY OF BROOK
lyn i'll the suit of Charles Guidet, will save the
city about 100000. Guidet has a patent IoI a; d
pavement which he claimed the city lnfringed IN
paving part of Henry-st. and the greater Pait Oh
Myrtle-ave., and Lafayette-ave, win beiglah
blocks. He brought suit against the city 10 re-
cover damages.
large audience was assembled in Historical
Hall, at Clinton and Peropont-sts last evening" at
an entertainment consisting of readings by MISS
and music by Mr.. Powers and Miss Lansden MIS-,
Bangs read LongfellOw's " King Robert of SICILY"
Gail HaInlton's Archie Dean" 1.-The Ride from
Ghent to AK rby Robert Browning, AUX ltalicns,"
by Owen Meredith, and Toms Little Star," by
Fanny Foster. She was received with much ap-
plause.
In the trial of Alderman Jones yesterday, Jones's
coachman who had two new suits of livery III tour
years and halt and who old silk hats. testl-
fled to the circumstances of Stuarts light
Stuart in the habit of riding in Joncss carriage
and on one Sunday Baker, the coachman, drove MN
and Mrs. Stuart to Central Park. They left the
carriage there and started on walk, ordering @ me
coachman to meet them at the Scholars Gate after
four hours; if they did not appear he was TO go
home They did not come back to the carriage ana
have not been seen since, except in Canada. NO
evidence was produced to show that Jones knew OF
Stuarts flight.
NEWARK.
A forgery of 81 ,6Oi "a was discovered yesterday
afternoon by the experts engaged i'll investigating
the accounts at the City Hall. Both the check and
morning Palmer was brought from the Trenton
State Prison by Keeper Lavcrty To testify before
the Grand Jury. lie was. closely shayen, his hair
cropps d and he was neatly attlred. he was taken
back to Trenton in an afternoon tram.
NEW-JERSEY.
UoBoKEN.-The house of James Connolly, at No.
II Newark-st. was entered by sneak thieves on
Monday night who carried away some clothing ana
a watch and chain valued at 800 The house of
Dr. GcmrOd. No. 30 Hudson-st., was also entered
on the same night and quantity of sllverware was
stolen.
PATERsoN-James Burns, age seven, has been
missing from his home at No. 154 Jackson-st, since
April 10. A band of gypsies were encamped at
Lake View in the suburbs,at that time and there Is
a suspicion that they may have carried OH the
child -. Patrick Keys, age thirty-two, a married
man residing at No. 391 TOtOwa-ave., died early
yesterday morning from the effects OF laudanum
taken as q sedatye while suffering from alcoholism.
...A little daughter of JOIN Slack, of No 249
Clay-st>, was struck by passenger train at the
Clay Street crossing of the New-York, Lake Ere
and Western Railroad on Monday evening, and her
skull was fractured.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Judge Joseph f. Bernard. in
the Queens County Supreme Court, granted Judg-
ment Of foreclosure Of the first and second mort
cages on the Long Beach Improvement Companys
property at Long Beach, and directed the Sheriff to
sell il. The mortgages are for 900, 900 and for
S25O00O. They are held by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and cover the entire property...:..
The Health Board yesterday served a formal notice
UPON the Board of Education and the Trustees OF the
First ard School, cnjoining them from opening the
school until such time the repairs and alterations
ordered have been made.