New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13
:, NEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JANUARY l3 ISs
sons went To the Park with their skates, only u 10


disappointed. ~, -,
BROOKLYN has 2s5 churches, with population OF
68G $50, or one to every LOSS persons ha,e more
four large cities in the country ,n"f The churches
churches in proportion 70 p0puIaton' i"o '"
in Brooklyn are worth $9,2I6ooo.
While Charles F., Bolce, OF No. 10 Sklllmah-st,'
vas shoveIiino snow of the Hamilton Avenue fsrry-
house yesterday morning. the shaits a acLcr Mer-
driven by William Purdy. driver Tor AcAel, Moi
rail e. Condt struck him IN the back; Ira eins
bis spine. He was taken to the Long lsland Ooneso
Hospital and Purdy was arrested.
Mayor Low invites all citizens interested n monnc,
transit for the city, to meet in the Common Couhci
Chamber at p. m, on Tuesday next Inc speclai
question TO come up will be The bes metnoa u 90
certaining and paying damages 10 pr5pr rnsds The
caused by elevated underground ROADS. lne
MAYOR has specially invited number OF pIohiiion'
railroad men and property owners TO attend
Hattie L. Washburn, of No 1874 Lexington ave.
vac aresssd Tbe latter has been accused
court by his children of refusing to PROVIDE SUM-
Gent food for them. On thursday Hattie anu her
father quarreled, and she alleges that nc 'oro nei
dress Then she seized an iron nut-cracKer anu
warned her father not to strike her. she was IT.
leased on her own recognZance.
w ID. Handley. who was arrested for settlng hre
TO the bedding in his room IN the Clinton House on
Thursday Of last week. pleaded not guilty. IN cour.
yesterday and held for the Grand jury ac lIoh
The following anonymous note, bearing nPo; ,h
attempted arson anl the fire on last Saturday III tine
OyngtOns store, two doors from the hOtel was
sent to the newspaper offices IN Brooklyn yester-
day:
The Clinton House had better look out. Oyington's
was nut on fire In places they made sure linton
House would be burned down. the man dd not 40 tne
job right. Friday night tell them to be warned in une
JERSEY CITY.
James McCiee's drygoods store. No. 200 Newark
ave, was entered by burglars at an early hour yes
terday morning and robbed of goods worth 81 600.
Lawrence Cooney, an employee in Lor:l!ard's to-
bacco fact0ry was found dead yesterday morning
in The well al the bottom of the elevat1r-shaft lie
did not return home from work on thursday mght
and his wife went to the factory yesterday morning
to enquire about him.
A suit for false imprisonment, brought by James
S. Llis against Alexander Gallagher, n Second
Precinct policeman, was tried IN the Circuit Court
yesterday. Lills keeps n store in Pavonla-aYe.,
and after closing up on one saturday night nc silO
down on a stoop TO wait for "A ear. Gallagher Or
dcred him to move on, and upon his refusal to obey
took him 10 the Police station and locked nm up
on a charge of being q dsOrderiy person. The next
day Lil5 was arragned III the Police Court and
discharged. The jury awarded him 1900 damages
LONG ISLAND.
MANNErTo HML.-Jobn Angel, a farm hand in
the employ OF John Hewlett, while driving to
Hicksyile yesterday afternoon was seized with
tit and falling from the sleigh struck his head upon
TIE zee, fracuring his skull. lie was picked up liz
sensible and taken TO bis home.
Northumberland II. Yngnt, n descendant of
Richard tyd one of the early settlers OF tne town.
some time ago brought suit against the Sctauket
Pre- sbytcIau Church TO compel the removal OF the
horse-sheds attached to II also to set aside grant,
made by inc lluSUceS Oh iOWH W CuuACl Va
the property Oh which the church stands. The
plaintiff claimed that as heir at-law OF one of the
original freehOlders, she owned an undivided inter-
est IN he Setauket grant. Judge Cullen has de-
cIded against her.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WEsTCuEsTER.-The will of William II. Bovine
has been propounded in the Surrogates Court. Mr.
Bovine died on December 90 1882, and left an eS-
tate valued at about ,000 He left to his wife,
Mary A. Bovine, his house and lot together with all
the household furniture, plate, horses, carriages,
ETC., and 10000. He also bequcathed to each of
his brothers aud sisters, Richard N. BOVINE,
Thomas Is. Bovine, Sarah NJ, wife of Henry CrOm-
well, Maria p, widow OF john Thomas, and Amelia
c. Bovine, the sum of $1,000, and to the children
of his dead sister, Elizabeth Walter, $4,000. The
income OF the residue of his estate Is to 90 to his
wife.
BRoNxvILE.-An italian, who gave his name as
Michael SUlar of No. 90 Sullvau-st, this city,
went TO the BrOnxviile sub-statlOn OF the 1onkcrs
police yesterday and exhibited a wound on his
forehead which he said had been inflicted with q
stone, and two wounds III his abdomen made Win
a knife He stated that S25 In money had been
stolen from him. lie taken 10 ST. Johns River
side Hospital. He conld give accoun. of the al
legged attack upon HIM. His wounds are not dam
gcrOus