New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22

| cinct. were startled early yesterday morning ny
of John j. Cox, at No. SO Chrystie-st Cries OF muir
| DER were also heard in womans voice, an an.
| simultaneously two men were seen 10 run n IaPru,y
ont of the place in different directions Inc luslrr
tives, Timothy Crowley age twen'y-. O 1o,r+ "
No. "a Scammill-st., and George Roberts age ipr'y
of No ia Hester:st were arresteal anu nficers
reported that they had failed TO obtain particulars
of the shooting Crowley and Roberts were T T
| nized rs members of the East Side BOrder Oans'
| and they were held.
GIRLS METHOD OF OBTAINING MONEY:
Harriet Dodge a blushng miss of htteen Years
pleaded guilty yesterday in the CouTo OIL Goods
Sessions TO charge of RECEIVING appeared that
the girls parents had AT one time Deeh It Inne
that Harriet had been at school untl Iast NJ NJ
She was then placed as an aPpie met another girl
who tempted her to dishonesty. oh f VIZ n ~ hy
Boutillier Bros and said that she hau p T n' we're
n guon 70 bcT and She pawned them. Her parents
| promised to take care OF her. ana 0uuso "0"'e N'
| pended sentence.
| REASONS FOR MORE TRANSIT FACILITIES:
At the meeting of the Rapid Transit Connlssi on
ers in room No. l. TRIBUNE Bulldng yesleluay, ',,F F
president d. ID. Smith announced inc ISccP'SG;1 + ~
| letter from Lewis Coon, No. 500 East olSH iSt
nintb-st advocating rapid transit facilities wnlch
would obviate the monopoly and outrageous Desr
ing of employees of elevated foaus; i aTV ~ az No
O04 MadiSon-ave said that if the cable system so
successful in Chicago and San Francisco were IN
troduced here it would be great improvement Tso
the present accommodations. On the EHSC STU 'i
road on LexingtOn-ave. would relieve inc olnoI
lines There could not be too many cfoSs-to"h
routes
CHRISTMAS AT WILSON INDUSTRIAL sCI00lr
The Christmas tree exercises for the children OF
the Wilson Industrial School for GIFTS were enJoyca
by over 200 of the scholars yesterday ailergo4m ~
No. 1875 ST. Mark's-place. On the teachers ueShS
upstairs were parcels of clothing that were as
tfibuted to the children before they marched 90"
stairs The exercises, consisting Oh ellelils bo
gnn thirty-one wears ago, and now has an average
daily attendance of $50 scho lars. selected from te
poorest classes in the city without Iegar 10 n tbc
following year are Mrs F. Bayardi Mrs Robert her
Russell, Mrs r. NJ. Lewis, Mrs J. s Bennett' MIS- 3
II. H. G. Sharpess Mrs H. T. Sto pi M GSoS a.
| Blagden Mrs George Z. Clark Mrs Paul op9hoITT
| Mrs. II. w. Siblev, Mrs A: F. Damon, MrS IL W.
Hurburt, Miss NJ Collins Mss Marg3rcf FL S coad
| Mrs H. o. Havemeyer Mrs. }. l.. Spoiiord' Mrf. w.
| g. smith Mrs Charles Taylor Mrs. y. b. jennings
BROOKLYN.
Two clandersal horses have been killed in Mox-
| on's stables at No. 179 Hall-St.
| The Brooklyn Loan Exhibition in aid of the Par
thod Statute Pedestal Fund, Will be opened III
| Jan. 8.
A mass of snow which slid from the roof Of the
| Academy of Music yesterday afternoon neaIy
| buried several women and children on the Mohtd-
| guest sidewalk.
George S. Lake, who fell and was badly hurt
while irving TO erltcr the house OF George Mccoy
No. 81 South BOrlauu-dNt., IttCH'ig' I''','NN
guilty to burglary in the second degree yesterday
| In the snit of Mrs Rebccca j. Evans against the
CITY to recover 80 900 damages for the death OF
her husband VINO was ked Ge Ua " canal last
winter the jury awarded the full amount Claimed
Available horse owned by William c. Kingsley,
was left untastened IN M9ntagueS,+ !S SegS ~
which he was htched. In Fulton-St. the horse ran
into a coach, striking his breast against sprhg'
and was almost instantly killed.
Charles Moraritv, of No. 81 Grand-st., New
Haven applied to the police early yesterday morn
ing for medical aid. He was found to have bullet
hole in the back of his head, and another III his lett
arm. The ambulance surgeon found one wound 10
he of serious nature and the man was sent To the
BROOKLYN Hospital. He refused to tell now or
where ho was shot, but said that 1t was III bar
loom i'll Brooklyn.
The annual report for the Park Commissioners
Inmates the number of visitors in Prospect Park last
wear at D 900, 000 There were 200 pic-ncs IN the
Park and 500 family parties. PERMITS for 100 base
ball games on the Parade Ground were issued The
number of persons arrested III the Ialk was
100. Two persons committed suicide and one at
tempted 1t.
Daniel and Mary Cronin were found guilty in the
Court of Sessions yesterday of maliclousIy disturb
ing the worship IN ST. Cecia's Roman Catholic
Church. in Herbert-st., of which the Rev. Florence
Mccarthy is pastor. Their daughter. Bridget
CrOnin, former organlst OF the church, charged
Father Mccarthy with an outrageous assault at
his house, and her parents denounced him publicly
III church. No defence was interposed.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SIVG.-The Morrcll Post. No. IA, Of the
Grand Army of the Republic named in honor of the
laie General George w. AOrrell has been organized,
and the following officers chosen: Commander, JO-
seph Il. Eaton; senior yice-c0mnandcr, Abram
Jones; junior vice-cOmmander, w. w. Ryder; adj
infant, Abram ii. Miller qnarteTmaSter, jeremiah
sperry; chaplain, Rev 5. W. EdgcrtOn; surgeon,
j. J. Griffin; officer of the day, Hiram Osborne;
officer of the guard, Carrot Ten Hagan; quarter
masters sergeant, Sumner A. Smith; sergeant
major John Knapp; delegate TO state encalnpment,
George Wheeler; alternate, Hiram Osborne. The
u. l,o. tiypn M enrolled.