New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
KILLED gY AN EXPRESS TRAIN,

KILLED BY AN EXPRESS lRAlN.
An unknown man, i'll dark clothing, with a soft
black hat, was run over by the New Haven express
tram at Northumberland slXty-nlnth-st and Rail
road-ave yesterday. Inc hcau, arHhS anu legs "elo
severed from the BODY
JOHN DEvoY PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
John Dewey the Editor OF The l, iSh Nation was
arraigned Leloro Recorder Smyth in the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday. He pleaded not guilty
ia the charge of having malciOusy libelled August
Belmont. The trial OF his case was SET down lor
next Tuesday.
THE GovERNMENT SUPPORTING IMdlGRAIIoN:
n warrant from the Secretary OF treasury ior
ST., 600 for the expenses of immigration, at this
port for September. This IS the first allotment
made by the Government under the new law
MR. WEED IN GOOD SPIRITS
Thurlow Weeds uninterrupted Improvement of
the last few DAYS was continued yesterday. Mr..
Weed was bright and animated III the morning ano
he ate his breakfast with good appetite lis con
fdeuce in his improvement Increases daily as he
finds that the prosrating chills do not recur.
WHERE SECONDHAND CLOTHING Is NEEDED
The Bowery Mission and Young Mems Home No:
36 Bowery are III great need at this season OF
second hand clothing of all kinds. Packages Will
be called for on notification TO superintendent j.
w. CAIIds at that address,
FUNERAL OF L. w. ANDREWS.
The funeral of l.. w. Andrews. the Yale student
who accidentally shot himself last week while gun
ming was held yesterday al the home OF his father,
af No. l6 East Thrty-eighth-st. The service was
read by the Rev. Dr.. Watkins, OF the Church of the
Holy trinity, and President Porter. HIS class at
tended the funeral in q body. The interment took
place at Greenwood
WELCOMED BACK BY HIS CONGREGATION.
The congregation of the Reformed Episcopal
Church at Fifty-fftt-st and Madlson-ave. last
evening welcomed back their pastor the lev, VIII
lam I. Sabine. from Europe. where they had sen
bIm for his summer vacation Addresses were mace
by the Rev. Drs. &. +. Deems and y. howard SINFUL
Colonel Benjamin Aycrgg and Mr Sabine. lhere
were singing and other exercises
AN EMBEZZIING TELLER SENT TO PRISON.
the Poughkeepsie National Bank, who was indicted
with Seneca V. Holloway on charge OF detraudlng
by Judge Benedict, of the United States Circuit
Court, to five years imprisonment in the Eric
County Penitentiary.
NOT SATISFIED WITH THE JURY'S VERDICT.
Coroner Knox held an inquest yesterday In the
case OF Thomas Hammond who was recently killed
at No. 3S Westinghouse, by John CrOean. The
iury's verdict was that the shooting had been done
in self-defence Coroner Knox, however, refused
to discharge Crogan and committed HIM TO the
Iombs until the Dlstrict-Attorncy shall have been
consulted and his opinion obtained.
EDISON ELECTRIC LIGHT DIRECTORS.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Edison Electric Light Company yesterday the fol-
lowing Board of Directors vas elected to for
the ensuing year. NoTvn Greei9' 3 T. t Eaton y. r.
Willard James II. Banker, Calvin Goddard, Edward
u. Adams, Frederick W. footo jose / de Navarro,
Messrs Goddard and Meadowcrait take the places
of Robert l.. Cutting, jr. and \. IT, Miller
ARRIVALS on THE GALLIA.
The Cunard steamship Gallia, from LlVcrpool,
landed 3O2 cabin passengers yesterday. Among
these were Mrs. Howard Crosby and daughter
Lleuten mt X. NJ q. Brown, United states Navy,
The Rev i. Cuddihey, X. l.. Gibson, wife and son,
d. FLOYD Jones' A. Is. McCieery, wife and family,
Sir James and Lady McCnioch, the Rey; W., \.
McVickar General G. i. Montague, the Rev Ed
ward Murphy, w. A Porter Colonel A. T.. Prot0ls,
Theodore Is. Starr, Lieutenant j. T.. Solely and Dr.
Thomas Lancaster, wife and child.
DINNER OF MEXICAN VETERANS.
Thirteen out Of the fourteen SURVIVORS Of the Ast