New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-25
81. 221 Os and the receipts were $l,3o2 04'
leaving n balance of $81.56


THE ELEVENTH STREET CEMETERY I TROY Gn,,o
The grave-owners of the Eleventh-Street Gene
terry held another meeting IN room No ~ Oh Ooopet
Institute last night The majority OF those presons
we're women 1t was stated that the trustees
would rot move the bodies for another year I'd 1ruer
TO allow time to the relatives TO make sncn H
sal of them as may seem best. Mr.. Deiahey VIII
apply for preliminary injunction from the court
In the first week In February.
SUING A RAILWAY FOR DAMAGES.
The trial of the suit of Daniel McManus agulnso
the Pennsylvania Railway Company to recover
500 900 damages for injuries received a. Sro 90
ing of the railway In Jersey City on aarcn oo,
Circuit Court. The plaintiff was driving truc a
over the crossing when he was struck by an engine;
The defendants claim that McManus was AZ s
by the agmen to stop and that he refused 10 10 'o'
ORANGE GROVES NOT IN DEMAND;
TWENTY-FIVE hundred dollars only bid Ior tne
finest orange grove in st. Augustine; gentlemen
ma think y you are apoVe to hold for private
sale y; said the auctiOneer OF tho klngsano 1anso
Grove Place at the Exchange SalesIoom IN Dioaa -
way yesterday. There was no doubt ABDUL .n,n ~
Orange groves in Florida were at discount, TEMPT
ing photographs and elaborate advertisements
Notwithstanding, and the few consumptlves VINO
the frest oIange grove in ST. Augustinefor 90 cents
per acre, dispersed dIscontentedly'
GENERAL SMITHS MAsTIFF.
Six weeks ago General William Smith, ex-ponce
Commissioner and now one of theCommissionerst0
the opening OF the Harlem RIVER, lost Valua NC
mastiff which had taken the thlrd prize az lhe
ser sant saw tho dog in Philip WeuePs liquor-store
at No. 1O4 Sixth-aye. and took the animal 10 its
master Mr. Wenel demanded the re aaa 81 Hen o
Ford 80 for it. The General told him ne dld hoe
care how me got the BRUTE that the dog belonged 10
him and that he intended 70 Keep IL. resser onS
caused his arrest. In the Jefferson Market fonee
Court Justice Patterson remanded tord 20 ehapie
General Smith, who is at present out Oh toWn 10
appear against him.
BROOKLYN.
Building Commissioner Gaylor has just directed
thirteen property-owner TO put up fire-escapes
Ex-Judge b. F. Tracy and ex-Corporation Coun-
sci DE Witt have formed q law partnership
Professor D. @. Eaton. of Packer Institute, is re-
norted TO he seriously sick at Asheville, D u,
viii her he went for hls health.
In the suit of John Anderson against Henry d.
Osterman, to recover $4,000 as damages for the
loss OF an arm, the jury disagreed yesterday
An absolute divorce has been granted by Judge
Clement TO Mrs Marion b. Hewlette, from Charles
NJ Hewlettc.
The police clew in regard to the robbery OF John
l. Johnston cashier of Boyntons Saw and file
Works is that it was planned and carried out by
some OF the workmen in the factory. No one mas
been arrested
Tho Night Medical Service provided by Health
Commissioner Raymond, went into effect last even
ing and already the names of fifty physicians are
upon the register and their services can be secured
through the captains OF police.
The contract for the new water main in the East
ern District has been awarded to Meliert * Co., OF
Reading. Penn and that for SPECIAL castings for
the main TO A. H. Mcneil Co, OF Burlington, N
J.. at an aggregate of $4,000 This is $4,000
less than the estimate made several months age, and
IS due to the depression of the iron trade
Six cents damages were awarded to Daniel Reilly
in the Circuit Court yesterday in a suit brought by
him TO recover $4,000 for SANDER uttered by John
Davis charging him with completely IN robbery
of silks worth $500 from the store OF Porter az
Thorburn In 1877. Reilly was employed IN the
store.
A number of amateur astronomers of Brooklyn
have formed society to be known as the American
Astronomical Society. The following officers have
been chosen: President. 5. V. White; vice-presi-
dent w L. Gregg; secretary. q. =. Serviss Ii is
said 20 be the only organization OF the kind IN the
country.
Several attempted and successful burgaries have
recently occurred in Bay Ridge. The last was on
Sunday morning when the house OF the Rev. III.
Russell pastor of tho Bay Ridge Methodist Episco.
5000 was carried of, including gold watch, silver
asleep IN the house at the time. reward has been
offered for the arrest of the burglars.
NEWARK.
Francis s. Brockway. proprietor of the Park
House was tried in the Count of Quarter Sessions
s IN b on b 56s o Wnesse
called. principally young men who had been aceus-
| toned To gamble IN the Park House. The gambling
was done In room back OF the bar and only those
| could enter who were provided with keys The
| Jury brought in n verdict OF guilty.
At the twenty-second anniversary meeting Of tho
WOmeus
held yesterday, Mrs Is. j. Ely. presided The sec
retarys report set forth that the society has three
mission stations IN India. one IN China one IN Japan
| and one la Cyprus. The treasureTs report showed
that besides $50 600 bequeahed to the society for
investment the receipts for the past year were S53,-
| s3l "a, aud the disbursemenis, $3l,I6O 50. Ad-
dresses were made by Miss Eddy, OF syria; Miss
| Hills, of Ceylon; Mrs. Barchet, from China, ana
Mrs. Jackson, formerly IN INDIA.
NEW-JERSEY.
LINCOLN PARK.-some time age, stufo occurred
| IN the Lincoln Park Union Chapel Association at
Lincoln Park. " J. A body Of malcontents who
| had seeded from the association built new
chapel, and to III II mp carried OIL an organ and
library OF books from the sohool-housc where tho
! original association worshipped The pundervd
worshppers brought suit for troyeT and conversion
| before Justice OF the Peace at BoontoD, aud he
has lust decided for the PLAINTIFF
STATEN ISLAND
STAPLEroS.-Jane Robinson. colored, was burned
| 10 deaf on tuesday by the upsetting OF "A lamp.
| SILVER LAKR-The Ice men employed at Silver
Lake. numbering about 100, are on strike for an
increase Of pay No violence has been attempted,
and the contractors expect that the men Will re-
! sumo work to-day.
CAsrIRToS.-The Republican primaries will be
| held on the evening OF February =, and the town
convention on February 2.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY
| WHITE PIAINs.-Mrs. Montfort, widow OF Albert
Monifort who was murdered at kenscO In Septem-
| Der last, Yesterday made an application 10 Surro-
| gate Coffin at White Plains for permission TO sell
| on mortgage the property left by her husband IN
order o. make q settlement with the persons having
| claims against the estate.
| LONG ISLAND.
JA,LnCA-Diphtheria OF a malignant type pre-
walls 10 an alarming extent at Springfield
| While watching for ducks on the Sound shore,
| Mt Mt Sinai, on Tuesday afternoon, Charles Sat-
terly's gun was accidentally discharged, It's con-
tents entering his legs aud back.
| Long ISLAND CrTY.-The delay IN the collection
of taxes IL proving serious Inconvenience TO the
various departments in the city government. The
4 war
| taxes were signed by tho Supervisors yesterday.
| The books viii DO delivered to City Treasurer
| Bleckwein to-day.
| MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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