New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-25

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John NJ. Knox, George Cabot Ward, James N; NC
| lean. Johnston d. do Peyster and George v. N;
Baldwin Robert l.. Kennedy submitted the annual na1
Of the t S wni brasT in the
THE PAPERS OF YOUNG CARROLL;
| The papers belonging to young Carroll. inc ae,
fauting clerk of the Finance Department v NIKE tSS
been turned over to the Dlsrtet-Attorey w srv
reluctant about them, but 1t is undersIood
among the papers were number or cheoks u Id in
to the order Of the gamblers already tbot civil
suits will he instituted sgaDstt for the reegv
cry of the money paid them by Carroll Oh 'no
ground that 1t was stolen from the city.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 24o; marriages 81; Olr'0S'
The Kings County delegates to the Irish Conyen-
ton started for Philadelphia last evening. iney
numbered 100.
James Fulton, age two and half years. fell ron
the third story window of his home. NO; 10
Wyckoff-st Yesterday afternoon. His Skull was
fractured. and he died in q few minutes.
Three women crossed the ferry to the foot OF
Grand-st. Yesterday. One of whom carried O boy
three weeks old. She left him In the ferry house
and with her companions went toward GreenPoihS
in street car The baby was sent to City Nurse
Brown.
Some alcohol took fire spontaneously yesterday
morning In the lighter Horain lying in the New
town Creek, and Captain Emanuel Stevenson, age
forty, of No. S3 Summltst;, was severely ana 10
prODaDly fatally luo ulhtry v. OA0SN' ~
No. 14S Sackett-st., was somewhat burned
Patrick USullivan, a foundryman, and Hermann
Heiser bartender, engaged In an amateur prize
fight early yesterday morning in vacant lou u
gloves and fought ten rounds. In the last Helser
was knocked insensble and his opponent was de-
clared the winner.
An absolute divorce is sought in the. Supreme
Court by Thomas Smith from Mrs. Kate smith In
1870 the plain tif then eighteen years DID, was IN
school in Montreal and he secretly married the d9-
PENDANT, who vas servant where ne ys op.fu'u
An absolute divorce granted YESTERDAY. Dy
Judge Reynolds to Benjamin MetzSer from MIS-
Bertha NJ. Metzger.
A suit has been brought against the estate of the
Rev. K, J. Mcguire, which is IN the hands OF the
Public Administrator by Father Kenny, the assistant
priest of st. PauPs Roman Catholic ChuTchot when
Father Mcguire was pastor, To recover SiZ,OJo Ior
masses said for the repOse of his SOUL Ii Is asserted
that by Father Magulre's viii provision was maze
for the payment of this sum. lie named as ms ex
ecutor Father CuIran, of New-York, who has since
died without wall aud the estate passed 10 the
Public Administrator. The suit is brought IN the
Supreme Count and is now before referee.
JERSEY CITY.
William W. Buckley q wellknown insurance
agent who is supposed TO have become temporarily
insane from excessive drinking, taken TO Police
Headquarters yesterday afternoon, and is detained
there until he can be examined by Two pnyslcians'
His friends desire to send him to the Asylum, De-
lieving that he can be cured in short time Buck,
lev had all Office at No. Montgomery-st, and did
NEw-JERSEY
PATERsoN.-The Passaic County courts for the
April term opened yesterday H. w. Spencer,
Treasurer of the Erie Railroad and Mayor OF Pas
sale City. is foreman of the Grand Jury. Judge
Dixon, in his charge, referred 70 the crime OF
bribery at elections, and said that several cases or
that nature would probably be brought before the
jury. ,,,,,,,
SoUTHFIELD-The shortage in the accounts of
James WestermaD, the missing tax-collectOr II Is
stated now, will not amount TO over S3,OOO.
WEST New -BRIGHToN.-Mrs. Charles A. SimOnson
died on Monday OF Pienro;pneumonis age nfty-one'
Mrs. SnOnson was the widow of John w. Simon
son, aud sister of County Judge Stephen ID.
Stephens.
Willie Ridley, age seven. who is said to have been
beaten few days ago by playmates OF his own age,
died Yesterday afternoon at his home in Orangest.
The boys accused OF causing his death are under
bail.
The Benedictine prory at the corner of William
abbey. Abbot WINNER has decided to recommend
the change to the Pope, and Bishop Wigger will
also favor the scheme
Andrew Fogarty who pleaded not guilty of muir
der IN killing Matthias RY0n az South Amooy, re-
tracted his plea yesterday and pleaded guilty or
manlaughter In q quarrel he stabbed Ryon In The
neck with o penknife.
William Ba1gely, age twelve. accidentally hung
himself at his home IN Springtcld-ave. on Monday,
He given o piece OF twlne TO pay win, ana
went up into the garrett 10 amuse himself there. At
noon ne was called 10 dinner but did not answer,
aud one of the family went TO the garrett and found
the boy dead. He had tied one end OF the Irvine to
q rafter aud the other about his neck and then
swung himself of.