New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20

of teachers providing for payment IN zen equai IN
stalments during the school year IN iuture' insea
OF in eleven Instruments
While trying to aid in extingushing fire at No.
224 Clinton-sf., last evening, Thomas Williams, a
telegraph operator at Police Headquarters, had MS
hands very badly burned. The fire caused ,oss OF
$50 10 the occupant Of the house, Mrs. Martina
Morrison.
Health Commissioner Crane sent communication
to the Board of Supervisors Yesterday, calling atten-
ton to the defective sanitary condition OF me new
Jail in Raymond-st. declaring that It ENDANGERED
the health of the prisoners. ms matter was re-
ferred to the Health Committee
verdict awarding 81 700 damages was returned
yesterday in the City Court in the, suit OF Joseph
Dams against the Broadway Railway company,
The plaintiff was hurt by being thrown from ms
coach after his horses had been frightened by the
steam from motor in Broadway
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company on the first
of the year issued 100000 first mortgage five per
cent bonds, the whole amount being placed at pre-
MUM. +. b. Beers took 100000 OF these DOhdS,
and is offering them FOR sale. Inc company
has paid dividend OF IL per cent per year.
Charles Minton, a teacher in evening school No.
Is in Maujer-st was nearly knocked down by
blow given him in the schOol-rOOm on Wedne stay
evening by John Wohl, age eighteen, pupil, who
came in behind the teacher from another room.
Wohi was drunk at the time. He has been sent to
the penitentiary for sixty days.
The Kings County Board of Supervisors effected
an organization for 1882 yesterday IN tho court
House by clecting n president pro tenn. who has the
power of appointing the committees OF the board
John L. Ryder received 10 votes and John II. At
water H. neither of the candidates voting. super
visor RYDER while Republican, has acted indie
pendently in the Board, and was elected by both
parties at the last town election in Fiatlands.
Ex-Judgc George L. Fox has accepted the invita-
ton given to HIM 10 join with jacob !. bergen OF
the Democratic General Committee, and William
Marshall, of tho Central Democratic soc alton IN
N selecting the Committee of One Hundred and md
Fifty who will supervise the re-cnTO!mcnt of the
Democratic voters III Kings County and arrange
for registered primaries, under which conditions the
rehabilitation of the party is expected byits friends.
JERSEY CITY.
Only two cases OF smallpox have been reported
since last Friday 1t is thought that the rule re-
oiring signs to be put on houses where the disease
exists prevents cases beng reported.
C. +. Southard of No. j6l2 Whiton-st., decided to
he yaccinatcd Wednesday evening but tainted at
the beginning of the operation and remained I'M
conscious for nearly two hours. The operation was
not completed.
Russel's dry goods store, No. 1l6 Newark-aye.,
was entered by burglars Wedn sday night ana
George Evans was found by Policeman Lodick at
1880 q. m in hail adjoining the store ana wa9 ar
rested on suspicion OF having committed the burg
larry lie was held for examination.
NEWARK.
The trial of James Il. Graves for the murder Of
Edward SOlen, a boy OF thirteen was begun IN the
Court OF Oyer and ler'niner Yesterday hIle the
iury was being drawn. Graves twice interrupted
with remarks. Judge Depue rcbukcd him, saying
Your counsel will conduct your cause, SIR" ms
Silcnccd the prisoner The dcicnc" Is undrlStOOu 10
be insanity. Daniel Soden, the father of the muir
dcred boy testified that two years ago Graves threw
his son OH the stOop of the house and, when rcmon-
strated with got arevolvcr and threatened 70 shoot
the witness After that, Graves SAID {" III get re-
yCnCc out of one of yOu."
NEW-JERSEY
HOBOKHN-SmalpOX is increasing. seven cases
being reported since Wednesday, The disease Is
aso spreading in Tie northern part of tho county.
Over 200 persons were yaccinated by Drs. Elder
and Alters Yesterday
PATERsON-The seventh annual interstate curl
ing match for the Hamilton medal, between players
from NcW-YOri; and Ncw-JeIscy took place at Hale
don Lake near Paterson, yesterday afternoon. The
game lasted foUr hours, and was won by the New
Workers, who came our fifty shots ahead
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures McFall. an uphOlstcrer of
Yonkers, no has been frequently involved IN pro-
tracIcd legislation in the courts OF Westminster
County and whom Assewblyman Reyes and others
deuOunce as crank" has made various charges,
one of fraud robbery and burglary,
against prominent officers Of the county As these
charges were presented to the Governor, he has
called upon Judge Clifford of the officers, to an
swcr. AtiiGaylts of a number of prominent citizens
have been forwarded to the Governor setting forth
that all tho charges made by McEall are utterly
false Il is said that action will be taNrn 10 punish
Mccall for his attempt inIure tie character OF