New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-13
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BROOKLYN.


The sleeye button factory of William Bourke, at
No Ia Durham place. was broken open by burglars
Tuesday night and stock worth 800 was carried
off.
Bishop Loughlin, of the Roman Catholic Diocese Sc
of Long Island, has appointed Father furceil, Oh
East New-York to succeed Father Hickey as CHAP
lain of the KINGS County Penitentiary.
Burglars entered the store of Henry ,Klumeyer.
grocer, at No. 1926 Broadway, yesterday morning
and loaded some goods upon his wagon. to winch
they hitched his horse and drove away.
Arcligious service for the women prisoners in the
RAYMOND Street Jail, under the auspices OF the
W0men's Christian Temperance Union, Will be held
each Sunday afternoon hereafter, by permission OF
Sheriff Stegman.
Catherine Weyrstrauss, age thirty-three, killed
herself yesterday afternoon with dose OF arsenic
She boarded at the house of Mrs. Moran, No. 3io
Gold-st Brooklyn. The latter said that she had
lived with man named Myers. who refused to
marry her. and this made her 80 Respondent that
she killed herself.
James F. Walsh was told yesterday in his cell in
the Raymond Street JAIL that the Court of Appeals
had affirmed the Judgment of the lower Court find
ing HIM guilty of murder in the first degree He re-
cced the Wa %oOe hs sWeetSear
Barbara Groentha on January 4, 1881. by stab
bling her in the breast He has already been SEN
fenced to death three times. lie Will be taken be-
fore the General Term of the Supreme Court at
Poughkeepse in May to be resentenced.
Two Young men attempted TO rob the show win
dow of the ewelry store of Il. NJ. Gunther, No. 7l9
first fastened the door Of the store on the outside
with piece of stout wire to prevent pursuit, and
then smashed the plate glass window with stone
in order TO seize the ewelry. In this they were
frustrated by Mr. Gunther, who, as soon as he
heard the crash of the glass; rushed to the broken
window with cooked revolver in his hand. Inc
men made off without booty NO description coulu
be secured of them.
Joseph King of No. 1875 Johnson-st, reported to
the police yesterday, that young woman named
Maggie Kapple hired room in his house In Novem-
nd oftp Of .hprp
pearcd leaving her trunk. The trunk was taken 10
the First Precinct Police Station yesterday and
opened. 1t was found to contain S54 in money;
nine pocketbooks bank book with 500 credited
TO Maggie Kapple and large quantity OF UNDER
clothing. Some papers in the trunk bore the name
of Mr.. Edgerton. who hves III New iorki i. was
nestle in Mr.. Edgertons family, but left her place
about the time she hired the room in Brooklyn.
NEWARK.
It has been decided to hold the regatta of the Ma
tional Association of Amateur Oarslnen IN DetroIt
This summer 1t was proposed to have 1t In Newark
or Philadelphia but the clubs and many leading
citizens of Detroit prevailed upon the committee
with whom the matter was left to select that CITY,
The regatta will take place on TWO Gays III tne SCI
Ond week of August.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATrRsoN-Phlip Webbing, who left his wife in
Germany and ran away with her sister, and who
was afterward tracked to Paterson by Mrs. Wehl-
ing as described in The TRIBUNE q few weeks ago,
was arrested and taken before Recorder Warren
Yesterday. charged with failing to support his law
ful wife. He committed TO jail. froceeGlngs
for bigamy are already pending against Wehllng.
Smith Hill. an old resident, died suddenly IN
his barn on Tuesday, age seventy-five. He was
large land owner in Paterson. "A man was struck
by n coal train at the Barclay-st. crossing OF the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad yes
terday afternoon, while picking up coal Both MS
legs were cut off and he died III "a short time.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Alderman Andrew Murray,
who charged that Supervisor SchwalenDerg nau
been in the receipt of money monthly to retard lhe
construction of the Blissvlle Bridge, has written
full ana ample apology to Mr.. Schwaienoerg
The Law and Order Society has adopted resolution
expressing its lack of confidence in the earnestnesS
and efficiency of the District-Attorney OF Queens
County. The resolution was passed IN CONSEQUENCE
of DELAY on the part of the District-Att0rney III
prosecuting number of liquor dealers III Long
Island City for violating the sunday law lit Is
roIed that Cooperation SopnseI Sna been S an
pointed TO fill the vacancy Inc bo.ru Oh hi, 9
men, al their meeting on Tuesday evening, passed
resolution that the Mayor De directed not TO draw
his warrants for the salaries of the police justices
until they have made return and report OF the fines
collected by them during their terms OF Office.
STATEN ISLAND.
RossvuIE.-Rev George Winsor of the Metho-
dist Church az Rossvie. Will retire from the mlnS-
try Nav l. and will remove TO Milford, Penn.
Fprsu KIII.-Lawrence II. CorteyOu, father of
Judge Cortelyou, is dangerously Ill at his home IN
Fresh Kill. He is eighty years 3id: lie Is one Oh
the best known cltlzchs VI StdUo" ioi"'t"'
SrAPIEroN-There has been subscribed nStaten
Island $347 of the amount, 5000 required Tor inc
Garfield monument. Among the contributors are
George William Curtis, Erastus Brooks, Arson
Phelps Stokes De Witt Z. Stafford. Z. Z. Norvel
and Judge Stephens.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
WHITE PIAINs-The School Commissioners of
Westchester County held n meeting at White Plalns
on Tuesday, and completed their certificates of APP
portionment of the school money for 1852. The
state
The First Commissioned District is to receive
SiO.5s5 IL; the Second District, S20,656 IS and
fhe Third District SIS 2S3. In the First District,
the town OF East Chester is to receive p6' 44o TO-