New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-12

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FIVE animals averaged 2,46O. The second en-
went 10 J. v NJ. Willis of Marlborough. n. J'' MS
best five averaging $500
DIsprTED OWNERSHIP OF CLOCK.
Mrs Eliza Martin Of No. 231 West Seventeenth
ST.. went TO the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
terdav TO recover a clock that she had lost In loI
pLiin Ney1man of No. rs West Nineteenth-st
Mr. Newman declared that the clock had heen IN
his possession since 1866. The case Will be con-
tinued to-day.
TIE COLUMBIA BANK.
Thu Rank of Banks. at Fifth-ave. and Forty
second-st has changed its name to the Columbia
Bank. and additional directors have been added to
the Board The S at present I'I@Gs as We
George H. Potts, William NJ. Bliss X. J.: EDWARDS
James D. Fish, William L. Strong, Nicholas T.
Palmer WILLIAM B. Dnsmorf E va r. Snrpa and
Leland Stanford. The bank is expected to be open
in June.
CHANGES IN A TIME TABLE.
The ew-Jersey, Southern RAILWAY will make a g
accommodations. Boats will leave Pier No. ;;
North River, at 3 and 1915 a. M and $40 and
4:3O D. m: on Sundays at 10 a. III. The 1915
a. m and 3:45 and 4:30 p. m. boats will connect at
Sandy Hook with trains for Long i,ranch, Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant. The 3:45 p. IN. boat
will make connection for Lakewood, Toms River
and Barnegat
sTEKING CHILDREN THAT SHE HAD not LOST.
Mrs Poh an old German woman living at No. ca
Stanton-st.. who has been regarded as harmless
lunatc. has amused herself FOR years by writing
letters to Superintendent Walhng. The woman
yesterday went 10 Police Headquarters and wanted
Mr. Walling to restore to her number OF children
who she claimed. had been stolen from her III
1872. Detective Saul took her to the TOmbs Police
| Court, and had her committed for examination as
| TO her mental condition.
SENT 70 JAIL II DEFAULT OF $1,000 a.,
Joseph r. SayteT formerly bOok-kcepcr IN the
employ Of A. !. Stewart ~ Co.. was arrested yes
terday by Deputy Sheriff RYAN on an order of ar,
rest issued by Judge Douohuc The complainant
is Robert +. II. Flahcrtv. of No. 25I Broadway.
He charges Slayter with having had impropcr re-
latons with his wife, and sue 10 recover $1,000
| as damages. Mr.. and Mrs Flahery wore married
IN June 1870. In default of 5000 bail Saytcr
was committed 10 Ludlow Street Jail
FOR THE BENEFIT or MARION FOSTER.
benefit Is To he gwen at WailackS Theatre on
Monday afternoon for Marion Foster the crippled
girl an account Of whose life and work was given
in THE TRIBUNE recently. The comedy "Dehcae
Ground aud the farce . False Charms viii be
performed by amateurs. Henry Bedl0w AND Miss
Helen Russell. appearing in the former Brignoi,
CampoheIlo. Nile Juch, the Meics sisters, the
Liebc trio and others Will provide the musical part
of the entertainment.
ENTERTAINED by TIE ODD REGIMENT.
There were DR. - parade. review and promenade
concert at the armOTy of the 22d Regiment last
evening. There was a large crowd present, and rs
usual on such occasions. The lamps Shouc DER fair
women and brave men, The regiment made line
appearance in its uniform of white, blue and gold,
ness and precision. IL mustered about coo mcn, aud
was under the command Of Llcutcnant-Colonel
Camp. HrigadicrGencral Ward was he Inspecting
officer. The regiment band, led by i. ) Gilmore,
furnished the music.
A WOMAN AND HER CHILD STABBED
Thomas Carmichael. age thlrty-Seven, man OF
Rosanuah WIcfel, at No. 654 Water-st.. for some
time. Yesterday morning, while cOnyuls"d ny
deirium trcmcrs, he stabbed her in the region OF
the heart with pockct-knIfc, and cut her infant
in the neck with the same weapon. The woman
and child were removed to Bellevue Hospital where
her condition is considered critical Justice Pat
tersou at the Essex Market Police Count. committed
him to the care Of the Commissioners OF Charities
and Correction.
COLLECTOR Is TRoUBGr.
Hiram L. Tracey, Of No. - West Elft"enth-st.,
was held for trial at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday for emb, element. Tracey has
been for several months q collector for Che Edison
Electric Light and Illuminating Company IN the
lower district OF the city; and Frank ;. Hastings.
treasurer of the company stated that discrepancy
that was discovered IN his accounts lew weeks
ago had not been satisfactorily accounted Tor Iho
amount cmbczZlcd cannot AZ present be a>certaned.
but i thought that Will reach several hundred
dollars.
wRONGDOrHs OF RESPECTABLE FAMILITs.
Two young clerks, members Of respectable farni-
lies, were sentenced to the Elmrl icformatory YES
t"Iday IN the Court of General sessions rcdcnck
Straub was charged by Ills mother Elzdnth
Straub of 80. lO3 Sccord-avr.. with having stolen
from her $50 He pleaded guilty. aud at the t.
quest of his parents wns sentenced by judge Cow
lng 10 the Reformatorv. Henry l.. Kemp. who had
been cmpl. yrd clerk IN BROOKLYN and had en-
jos ed good reputation. was dlscoNcreI by ught-
Waterman coming out OF a sior' az No. Us ASH
mgton-st. on the nlVht OF Apui 80 ana was ar
rested. Stolen goods were found IN his possession.
lie pleaded guilty. aud was sentenced yesterday 10y
Judge Gi!deTsl,cVc TO the RoioTmatOTy. Sentence
WI, suspended hy Judge CowIug IN the case Of two
other young men, Jacob Marks and John Schneider.
The latter was employed n Shipping clerk by
Henry f. Turner. commission merchant of No.
254 Canal ST.. and was found carrying away six
thread to the value so, which lie gave to Marks,
who Is a tailor, to sell for him
BROOKLYN.
Police Sergeant James Ward Of the Sixth Pre-
cinct has been reduced t. the rank Of patro. man
for gross neglect of dniy, and Roundsman John
Sutten has been made sergeant.
The Town Board al New-Lots has again re-
moved two of the cd Police commissioners, Mcssrs.
Suffer and Powell They, however, still claim to
have been Tcin-tatcd legally, and to set up that
they are not legally removed.
Police Commissioner Jourdan has written to
Idwm J.. Idc, secretary OF the Citizens Temper
ance League, asking HIM for the names IL the
policemen and officers whom he recently accused of
failing TO keep grOg hops closed.
The Brooklyn police abandoned on Thursday
their diigent search Tor the thci who has plum
dercd many Easements of silverwarc within the
past few weeks. and III the same night he resumed
his depredatous carrying on sIlvcrware from scvc-
raj houses IN Adcphl-st. and Cle:mOnt-aye. The
houses are back to back and he made his way
through the back yards
A suit has been begun by the Rev. Edward Jones'
OF York against the Rev Miss Anna Oliver
recent. pastor Of the Willoughby Avenue Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church, to recover $500, which he
alleges he loaned to Miss Oliver when her church
was formed. four years ago. BY the sale of the
church. the title of which in Miss OH yeTs
name. TO the Reformed Prcsbyterans for SIS 900.
Miss Oliver cleared $1,000 She denies that Mr.
Jones loaned her any money, and says he gave il 10
the church.
Judge McCue. in the City Court yesterday, dis
missed the suit for absolute divorce brought by
William II. Barstow against Mrs. Eliza BarstOw, of
No. 10 Laiayctte-ayc. The correspondent
August Newman The chief evidence was given by
two women boarding IN the house. who testified 10
what they saw through crack In the door and the
space tween the door and The dOOrsl when Mr..
Newman was PLAYING cards with Mrs BaIston.
Judge McCuc held that the evidence was not sulll-
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