New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH T. 1883

Timothy Sullivan. whose weapon was his fist, jury
In the Circuit Court yesterday awarded $ooo.
George shendley age thirty, of No "a walton
st. committed suicide last evening by SNORING n 1i,
self in the right temple with revolver. ne uIo1
almost INSTANTLY Temporary insanity Is Dehe'eu
to have been the cause OF the act.
About 1900 people were present IN the Brookiy ~
Tabernacle at 1890 yesterday at the funeral OF
Osborne w. Garford. the evangelist Aaar s1sr
were made by the Rev. Drs. Talmage and fuiton
and the Rev. Mr.. Lawson.
Drs. j. S. Young and Charles Corey who were
appointed a commission to examine the sanity OF
Maggie KeDpe the young woman who abducted
little Lizzie Seden IN August last, reported yesters
day that she was now OF sane mlnn, Dul perSoh VI
enfeebled intellect and somewhat detective memory
Mayor Low has refused the request of Alexander
johnson, Republican politician OF the Secona
Ward. to be appointed member of the Board OF
Elections, TO succeed AndrewJ Perry, VINO mas perH
appOn ed Gener al Appraiser. Mr.. Perry mas hotye1
resigned the place.
The Brooklyn City and Newtowu Railroad Com
pany Yesterday nut the ten new carson the De ha.9
Avenue Line. Each car has SIX windows lnStean
of the usual eight, each side. The interior IL
finished with panels of various woods lnlald N
handsome design. The seats are covered win req
velvet cushions Steam,ppes under tns on be
gan running al-nigbt cars, leaving fulton ferry
at 1:52, 1852 and 1852 a. IN.
JERSEY CITY.
James Boyle. age FORTY, driver in the EMPLOY, Of
Malthes en- IL Co., sugar refuers, fell from his
truck al York and Van VOrSt-sts. yesterday ar err
noon and was killed. The wheels passed over his
chest, killing him almost instantly. Boyle leaves
widow and four children.
There is to be litigation over the possession OF
the Yacht Annie. owned by Garrett s. Boce presi-
dent of the CITY Bank, who is now in the state
Prison. Boice & erred the yacht TO hs counsei,
Colonel Fuller and ex-Julge Hoffman, in payment
of counsel fees, and they had her taken to bayonne
w. B. Williams, receiver OF the defunct pank, mas
plac d an attachment on the boat and claims to be
able to prove that she was purchased with the
banks mOneyin which case she ls part OF ls assets;
Constable Dl lawav has been placed IN charge Oh
her until the case IS settled.
The American Dock and Improvement Company
has bren endeavoring for several days TO eject q
number OF squatters from its property in the south
Cove at the foot OF Jerseyave Wits OF eeot9r dl
were obtained, and sheriffs officers were engageda al
last week in driving out the occupants or the
shantes. The greatest resistance came from women,
and forcbc measures had TO be resorted to to re-
move Mrs. Williams After she was nut out, two
men were left in charge of the place until yesterday
when gam Of twenty men went there TO pull IL
down. Mrs. Williams was in the vicinity, and when
tho door was opened she ran IN and, aiming revolt
YER at the crowd threatened 10 shoot the first man
who approached the door She was left in possession
OF the premises She barrcaded the door aud pre-
pared for a long siege.
NEWARK.
Eugene Murray john MoMenamen and Charles
Quinn. three members of n gang OF burglars crei,
lied with a number of robbcies. were sentenced
Yesterday by Judge McCarter Murray to seven
years ana the others 10 nine years In the STATE
Prison William Welsher. Otto Schoene. Henry
terms of five years each Tor BURGLARY.
The Board of lrade hel public meeting last
night to consider the proposed new charter Tor New
ark, bill for which, introduced in the senate ny
Mr.. Paxton, of Hudson ~ now pending IN the As
seInby. Judge Fort and Judge Stevens, who were
members OF the Citizens Committee were present
aud explained the provisions OF the Charter FlgoI-
GUS views expressed against 1t, and the sentl-
menf of the evening was strongly IN favor OF re-
tanning he present charter aud opposed TO central
ling the powers IN the Mayor.
A. IftrIc duUa iump Z
animation in the SUIT OF Mrs Mary A.: Doveli
against Rcceiyor HOBART, OF the FIRST Natlonal
Bank, to recover certain property which MIs, TO
veil says vas transferred by her TO the bank until an
investigation could be- made INTO an alleged deiai
cation Of about 100000 by her son. Louis Dovoll
William A. Thomas the teller. testified that the
fact that tn bank was getting short was known To
him and others President Cook ana cashier iiad-
den had vrrsations on the subject Tho witness
knew that fictitious entries were being made IN the
books aud made some of these himself by direction
of tho CASHIER The changes In the books prior 10
the time that Dovell left the bank could not have
bcen made without the knowledge OF the cashier, IL
ne had examined the statement book
WEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.
NEw- RoCHEILE.-Patrick Daily, who owns small
piece Of property on the line OF the New-HaVeh
Railroad being called upon 10 pay second assess
ment for drainage became respondent and cut his
throat on Sunday morning with razor
LONG ISLAND.
HEMPsTEAD.-Miss MARY Smith. who accci-
deutally snot nj Garden City on February 20, was
greatly improved yesterday, and II ~ probable that
She will recover No effort has been made to ex-
tract the ball
LoNG ISLAND CITY.-The hearing in the applica-
ton Of COUNSEL for the Society for the Prevention
Cruelty TO Animals 10 recover the amounts OF the
fines collected from the cock-tghters arrested ut
Kearnes PIT in thar city last week. resulted yester-
day in Justice Kavanagh taking the papers and re-
serving his decision. kcarncy was arrested and
taken before the Justice IN the afternoon, charged
with aidirg and abettIng the fight. IL was agreed
10 postpone the hearing.
FIUsrISG-Whils Mrs Barlow. wife of Henry
Barlow, am employe In Bryant d Grants factory
was AT work yesterday morning near the kitchen
stOye. Der apron took fire and her clothing was
soon euveluprd IN flames. She ran into the street.
where the flames were extinguished by some pass
crs-by. She was badly burned about the body. and
complaint TO the Board of Education that her
daughter pupil in the High school, was recently
compelled by one of The teachers to walk up and
down the school house steps l04 times a punish
ment tor making noise while passing down stairs