New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-24


JOHN DEvoY RELEASED ON BAIL
Jobn Devov the Editor of The Irish Nation. who
was arrested for libelng August Belmont was 10,
leased yesterday $1,000 bail His Dondsnl la
was Edward L. Carey a coal dealer. Dewey de-
manded speedy trial ami his case was Placeu vi
to-days calendar.
sELAH c. CARLL FOUND GUILTY:
Selah c. CARL who has been on trial before Judge
Benedict IN the United States Circuit Court, CIiln
inal Branch, on a charge of having obtained none
from the Bank of the Metropolis on altered OuLtSu
States registered bonds, was Iouhu su'iS J'''
day by the jury.
MORMON MISSIONARIES TO SAIL -,
The steamship Wyoming, which sails to-day VIII
carry company OF hity-tnIeo MoTinon lnI'Si %nt
others will 20 TO different parts OF tile Continent
One of them j. W. Bennett, ls bishop OF tne MOT
mon Church. They all pay their own expenses
SENTENCED To THE STATE PRISON.
Michael Hickey young rhief who shot Andrew
Nelson of the steamer Beneiactress, was sentenced
hy Recorder Smyth, yesterday 10 ten years Ill tlIo
State Prison. Henry Wilson, Ior sea'ilg m1'I 70
and chain on a 1hlrd-aVe car, Vas schIcnocu ~
five years Ill the prison John Mcmahon, who ran
away with his employers horse ana wagon ana 9l%'
will also remain tlve years III ING s'Ho PA"0o
DEATH OF YOUNG PRIEST.
The Rev Thomas Clark, who has been attached
to ST. Stephens Roman Cathollc Church 1Or ABOUT
three years, died on sunday night OF consumption.
lie was twenty weight years Old, DuJ IN has DIlel
minlstratIons lie had greatly enqeafed himself 10
the Pensioners of the church, Prayers lot ms re-
cOyery were offered at the various services on sun
day. The funeral services VIII po cclopi"Vou ~ ~
o'clock tomorrow.
THURLOw WEEDS CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT
TburiOw Weef Is continued Improvement ycster-
day was apparent both to his family ana Dr. CnaG-
bourne. his attending physician. lie ate his break
last with unusual relish. lie was Tree from pam
during the 0ay, and took his nQuIlslment with
bcnoht. Last night nc slept easily. Ills Splits
were Good and his strength IS returning Dr. Chad-
bourne spoke of the excellent tone OF his voice as
evidence OF this TACT
HEAVY ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS
In itIY4tf u a
dav with the heaviest Ouc-day's arrival OF lnm-
grants this year. seven European steamers lanard
4,4ol Storage SINGERS. Inc Bonelnia' rom
pool 3GZ the Vera, from Bremen, l, 1915 ) the
Arizona. from Liverpool 47o; the Polynesia; from
Hamburg, EOS; the Guy OF Mohireai, rom Liver
pool, $50; and the Olympia from inc heulterdnedn
ports los.
POSITIONS WANTED on MERCHANT SHIPS:
The graduates of the Scholarship St. Mary5, OF
the class OF -, are nov Waiting for positions III the
merchant service. Shipmasters dcslrOus OF en-
gaging the services OF any OF these young men can
30 50 by applying to Captain Erbcn, on board OF
the ST. Marys loot of Twenty tnlrd-st Last RlVerj
Thomas +. Ball OF Evans BAH ~ Co., No. 80 South
St; John - smith, superintendent OF the Maritime
Association, or George Wilson, secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce
ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE.
Among the passengers who arrived on the Gmon
steamship Arizona Yesterday Wera OeneIal hush u
Hawkins and wife, Dudley +. Allen. The Cneyaller
Paul Baynotti and wife, the Rev. William Cuth-
bertson the Rev. Michael DAILY, Is. y. Fox, Joseph
La. ooquc. wife and family, Colonel r. l.. May,
Lawrence Mcheoyer, i. FhGnlX, the IteV. l. H. u
Peck, Mr.. Jay Rlal and L. j. Reeves. he heV.
W. j. Cumming, the Rev. Thomas Nelson, the Kew;
j. b. Quae aud wife, Colonel ". Roosevelt ana
WIFE the Rev. K. +. StraCk and Professor vincent
arrived ON the luman steamship CITY OF Montreal.
NEW FAMILY HOTEL TO BE BUILT.
A large family hotel Is about 10 be QUILT by
cooperative association, on the south sde OF
twenty -thlrd-st., between Seventh and Eighth
ayes the site OF the great fire of 1878. The Duild-
ing wIlI he 10 feet III 1wenty-tmrd-St ana 100
tee, deep, ana VIII he ten stories meh. The conn
pauV nas proposed capital OI S2JOOOO, ana the
cost Ot the building Ii estimated at twice that
amount The associate members Will De entitled 10
apartments according to their subscriptions To Inc
stock OF the company. lhe mouse VIII DC eaheu
the Chelsea.
PFKsr CUTTING A WOMAN FOR NOT MARRYING HIM.
officer Bell yesterday arrested, on IA warrant
charging HIN with dlsOrder!y conduct, Herman
h lillian, twcnty-thIce years DID, q driver employed
by III. Weber, at No. "a Rivlngton-st lhc COM
piainant was Frances Ross, of No. 90 Avenue-A,
who charged that he was continually ANNOYING her
because OF her refusal TO marry hlll ana thaJ Te-
Gently he sent her threatening letter 1t appears
that the prisoner was acquainted with the giri III
Hamburg. whlcn place ne lett ana came 10 lhiS
country Two years ago. Twelve months aiterward
hc SEM her $50, with which 10 pay her passage 10
tais country. wnere he was 10 marry her. she,
however on landing here informed her lover thaJ
She would not be his wife, hence Ills persecution.
Justice smith placed kIillan under $500 bail TO
keep the peace, aud DR.. Weber became his bonds
man.
BROOKLYN
Permits were granted last week for the erection
of forty-hye new buildings, including the new
Emanuel Baptist Church, at st. James-place ana
LaiaycttT-aVe.
A mass-meeting under the direction Of the Kings
County Constitutional Prohibition Alliance, will be
hed at the Temple TINS evening. The Rev. w. H.
BuOlc, Prohibition candidate Tor Llcutenaut-G Gov
enOT, viii make an address.
1mrly-six men arrested on Saturday for gam
bling al No. 81 Ful,on-st. q resort Of Spaniards
were released on nominal bail yesterday rs they
couid only be detained as witnesses. The proprie-
tor OF the place, Jose Seguird was put under
81 600 bonds.
domestic servant named Catharine Beck. en-
ployed by f. Dalton. OF No. 81 Qnncy-st went
away from the house on Saturday hight leaving a
note containing the words: lyon will never see
me again." she was not seen aiterward by any one
who knew her. IL is thought probable that she
WIS the Young woman who committed suicide on
al Annex feTybOat at p. III. Oh Saturday. She
came to thus country recently from Denmark Her
sister, who came with her. returned last week to
that country, and she was afterward much de-
pressed
NEWARK.
man Of middle age recently took board at the
Hotel brunswick, of which George VI. Dawes Is the
landlord and registered his name as William NJ.
BOYER. AT / o'clock yesterday Boyer went 10 the
bank where Mr.. Dawes keeps his account with
forged check for $40O, with the lattcI's name "a
tacned. The signature was well executed but the
paving teller, seeing that the check was irregular,
declined to cash IT unli the holder could be idcni
fed. The man then said that he would bring Mr
Dawes TO the bank and hastily departed. The
check forgery.
The exaninaiiO before Herbert Knight a master
at Newark, III the case OF Mrs. sarah |. CuleIpan
proprietor of the Coleman House, at Asbury Park
and Frederick Williams. formerly her manager
whom she accuses of emDezzlng $4,000, was con-
cluded Yesterday. Two witnesses were examined
In behalf of Mrs. Coleman. Mir. Tooker, crockery-
dealer OF his city, testified that when he was con
tracing 10 supply goods to Mrs, Coleman, he asked
"A Ilh,Ins privately regarding her ability Ia nav
WIliIams assured him that Mrs. Coleman ALWAYS
pad her bills. mlkman named Griffith, living
at AsbUry Park, testified that when Williams sud
Long Branch. he testimony a. taken will be sub
united to Judge Dcpue at Newark.
SEW-JERSLY.
PATERsoN.-Three new cases OF smallpox and ono