New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-12

were badly scalded. The building was not lnJureo'
John Mangn and John Steiner were arrested Yes Te
80 Atlantc-ave.. and the latter at No. 32S Hicks-st
The trial of suit to recover $40, 900 damages for
injury her property by the Pioneer Iron Works at
| Noe. 140 to 1853 WIlliamst., brought by Mrs. Mary
A. Newman, who ownes Nos $50 g 1896 Van Brnnt-
ST.. was begun in the City Court yesterday. DTS.
| Newman alleges that the work done In the fonndry
prevents her renting her property to good adyant-
| age.
| JERSEY CITY.
| Kate Bradley one of two sisters who arc in Gus
toby on charge of larceny from the house OF City
| Clerk John t. Scott, by whom they were employed
| as servants. was arragned before Justice Sulsing
| yesterday on an additional charge of arson. just
after the examination began In the police court yes
terday the prisoner fell on the floor III NJ, ana IL
became necessary to send for physician. She was
sent TO the hospital and the examination was post
| poned until next Tuesday.
NEWARK.
| Maggie Smith, sister of Hugh Smith. who muir
| duIed man in Market-st a year ago and is still
fugitive from justice, went to Police headquarters
She said that she had been discharged from the Penl-
Tertiary last Saturday and had no home to go to,
and would be better of IN jail than anywhere Else
She was committed for ninety days.
NEW-JERSEY.
WEST HoBoKEN-Vincent Flemming, age eight,
was run over by n horse-car in Clintonave. on
Wednesday night aud received fatal injuries TIC
was removed to st. Marys Hospital in Hoboken.
MEEKAWkEN.-ROSll CafrOllnaul, ldDOlcl Ciu-
ploycd in the new tunnel, was crushed on Wednes-
| day evening under elevator used for hosting
stone and died from his injuries in st. Marys Hos
pital, Iloboken, yesterday.
PATERsON-In the Passac County Court yeser-
day Wolf Ilirsch hOsenstraucb, Hebrew dealer IN
notions at Newark, pleaded not guilty To an lndct-
ment charging him with blasphelGy. The alleged
offence consisted in words revling the Christian re-
lgiOu uttered in the store OF GOttieb llauptele III
Paterson. on December ~, 1SS > and the complaint
WAS made by lIauptele about two months later
pcie nod OTp IN n
atrOclOus assault and battery IIerney was the
| companion OF Felix Mckcnna in an attack made
upon two iI0llandeTs working at the Barbour mill
on ST. Patrick's Day, the IIolanders beng set upon
because they would not join the Irshmen in cele-
bratng the day. McKenna was convicted recently
and sent to the State Prison. H. VI. Ward counsel
for iierncy, succeeded after long argument in
inducing hs client to plead guilty, although
1icrncwwaS ut first unwilling to do so, and the
Court suggested that he ought to he allowed to
make whatever plea he chose. Sentence was re-
served
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-The election for village trustees
on tuesday evening resulted i'll the choice OF the fol-
lowing persons First Ward, Michael Riorden Dem
ocratD: Second Ward, William L. Sutton (Republl-
cam Third Ward, James ID. Wright lRepublicanl:
The new Board of trustees Will now stand TWO
Democrats and four Republicans.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-Mrs. Mary b. Rdoux. died in March
last, leaving three ons. Gustaye Leon and Edward,
and large amount of personal property. She did
not leave a will The sons, shortly after their
mothers death agreed to have the property sold at
auction without making application tor letters OF
administration. Yesterday, however the County
Treasurer was appointed public administrator.
Shortly after his appointment he was informed
tina large part of the property had been pawned
at various places III New-fOrh.
Long ISLAND CIrY.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the Citizens Association of tine First
Ward was held at Darrens Hail. in Jackson-aye.,
last night. Alderman y. j. Gleason presided. He
said that he was i'll receipt of telegram from
Asscmblyman John j. Mitchell, announcing that
the bill TO reduce the fare the Ihrty-tourth
Street Ferry to cents had passed the Assembly.
resolution adopted requesting Senator Covert
to urge the passage OF the bill by the Senate
At Astoria. died April 20, leaving will III
which he bequcathed his property to his children,
cutting of ms wife, Maria +. Moran, without
cent. The will was offered for probate yesterday
before Surrogate Townsend, of Queens County, by
the executor, John Vallely. Mrs. Moran opposed
the probate OF the WILL the ground that the dead
mans signature was procured by fraud. 1t was
shown that at the time OF Moran's death, divorce
proceedings pending between hlmseIt and
wife. Mrs Moran objected TO Mr.. Vallelly being
appointed administrator pending the contest of the
WILL and the Surrogate appointed Henry L. john
son, OF Astoria, temporary administrator.
STATEN ISLAND.
TlPLETON.-Michael COstigan, the alleged accom-
plice OF James NicEnauey, who was held for the
action of tie Grand Jury Oh a charge OF arsOn was
captured Yesterday and lock ed up at Police Head
quarters to await exam nation. The police believe
that they have broken up a band oil ncendarles
who have burned many buildings on the Island In
the last year....-.- The Scawanlaka Yacht Club
house ut the SiapleOn basin, Ii Is said, will be
moved TO TOmpGnsyille.