New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24

the stables between Newark and Bloomfield and the
power will be conveyed from dynamo machine
there to dynamo machine in the motor, the medium
of communication being the rails, which will not DC
insulated 1t is expected that the system will be IN
operation about the middle of June.
JERSEY CITY.
The body of an unknown man was found yester-
day morning in the Bay near Powder Island. III
had been III the water apparently about week OF
ten days.
"Jacr Aberle the keeper of variety show IN
Newark ave- and his daughter Lena the star OF
his theatrical company, were required yesterday to
give bonds 10 answer charge OF assault and pat
terry upon Phillis Allen. one OF the company ne
complainant alleged that she was assaulted because
she demanded her salary.
movement is on foot to increase the annual
liquor license fee from $50 for restaurants and SoV
for inns and taverns to $3.50 for each: An enort
in grocery stores. Ordinances providing for 9otn
reforms have been introduced into the Board OF
Aldermen.
The inquest in the case of Mrs. Stoddard, who was
accidentally shot by her husband, the Rev. Dr. IL
l.. StOddaTd, was resumed yesterday afternoon.
Charles l.. Sutherland. who was objected 10 a. a
witness on Tuesday. was not allowed 10 tesIiy.
County Physician Converse, who examined hin az
TO his mental condition, came TO the conclusion nau
his mind was disordered so to incapacitate him
from being witness The inquest was adjourned
until Monday, when it will be concluded
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKEN.-A suit was begun in the District
Court yesterday by Mrs. Lena Jeussen TO recover
$500 damages from Anna Kraus for alternating her
husbands affections Mrs. Kraus If widow VINO
keeps bcer-shop at Willow and First sts. and Mrs
Jeussen alleges that her husband spends all his
time with the widow.
ErIzABETH.-The body of an unknown man was
Gupd this morning In Staten Island sound; near NE
sailor who had been missing from Toms RIVER
schooner for over "a week.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
PLEAsANTvILLE.-The superintendent of the
Temporary Home for Protestant Children denies
that inmates of the Home suffering from
measles
PELHAM-Ata town meeting held a short time
ago. q resolution was passed to rebuild the bridge
connecting City Island with the mainland. at cost
of $4,000. The owners of property at Pelham
Manor and the vicinity objected TO spending so
murh money for the benefit of CITY Island property
owners, and they have obtained an injunction
against using the money On Monday night the
town officers held a meeting and decided TO employ
counsel i'll the matter.
MAMARoNECK-Th schooner Carrie +. Mclean.
Of New York on entering the harbOr on Tues lay
afternoon, with cargo of brick consigned to
Young, Trip x Co., struck on Bush Rock, and IN
order to save the vessel the cargo was thrown over
board An appropriation of 81 200 was made by
Congress some time ago for the removal of Bush
Rock in ACCORDANCE with the recommendation oil
Colonel j.. W. Barlow, u s. A. who made survey
of the harbOr but nothing has been done by the
Government in the matter.
LONG ISLAND.
SAYvILIE-Tbe store OF w. j. Terry & Son was
broken omen two years ago and goods To the value
of $500 were stolen. Yesterday goods worth $50
found under the floor III fair state OF preser-
walton.
JAMAICA-John Henry Francis the cOlorcd man
arrested ON Tuesday for having in his possession
horse valued at $500 which he was trying to sell
for So, was yesterday remand2d 10 Brooklyn, Mr..
Manz1ni a carpenter and builder of No. lO4
McirOpOlItan-avc Brooklyn, having ldentlhed the
horse as his property.
WHITEsrONE.-Burglars broke into the house of
William Muldrow on Tuesday night. They were
disturbed and fed. The same night the store OF
value of 500 stolen. Mr. Hayden Is tine
postmaster, and number of registered letters were
also stolen.
LoNG ISLAND CIrY.-Thc second trial of Patrick
Casey for the murder of Sergeant Comisky was
concluded at the Court of oyer and Icrmincr yes
terday. The jury retired To their room at 70
minutes past 2 and came into court again at 10
minutes past 4. with verdict oil murder
in tho first degree. There was dcath-lIke stll-
ness in the coIrt room when Senator Covert after
the jury had been pollcd. asked for new trial on
the minutes. which was denied. The prisoner WALL
be sentenced this morning.
STATEN ISLAND.
1oMPKINsvILLF-Emma Y. German died ycster-
dav of burns received by her clothing catching fire
from stove.
FoRr " ApswoRtu.-Tirst Lieutenant r. l. Zain-
ski. OF the 9TH Artillery. L. :. A, painfully
but not dangerously wounded on Tuesday, by
2C-pound PARROT gun falling and nklng him
while II was being mounted on a carriage. Inc
moist condition of tho ground caused the blocking
to slip under the weight of the gun-hve tons.
STAPLEToN.-Cards hav" been issued for the we'd
ding oi George llOier, of Clifton and Miss Rcbccca
Mclean. the hclrcss 10 10000, who was recently
sued by Bernhard Barw!ck, of New-YOrk, for SlO,-
900. for breach of promise of marriage. MI Hotter
is IA iourneyman printer. who was engaged 10 MISS
Mclean before the advent of the tall Prussan.
. skeleton tower will be erected at the light
house station 10 experiment upon the possibility OF
introducing the electric light into marine light
houses.