New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-25
induced to commit the crime by the hope OF receiv-
ing reward for the boys return.
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To-day is the first day of registration. Tho hours
are from z to 10 a. IN. and from 70 10 p. m.
The Packer Institute was opened yesterday for tho
fall term under its new principal truman y.
Backds, formerly OF vasssr About oOO pupils were
ent. Addresses were made by Abbott Z. Low,
Joshua Van Colt. Professor Backus and others
The funeral of the late G. G. Nudge. recording
place yesterday. He died on Saturday at Prince
ton, N j., at the age of seventy-seven years. For
many years he kept bookstore IN Brooklyn, and ne
was prominent in religious matters.
The New York cream of tartar works, which have
been regarded as great nuisance in the Nine
tenth Ward, and against which proceedings TO
suppress an uncomfortable odor are pending are about
TO remove from Kcnt-ave. and Morton-st To the
Gowanus Canal, near Ninth-st., where new works
will be built aud au improved process nsed.
Police Commissioner ,Jourdar yesterday. dis
missed the charge made by Alderman Casey, OF the
Tenth Ward b at Police Captain Leavey, OF the
Third Precinct. misused his official position, and
was influenced By his political beliefs to favor his
Friends ne occasion OF the t was Oapt Sa
bond tor prisoners.
The funeral Of the late James l.. Robinson. o
member OF the Brooklyn Board of Education. took
place Yesterday afternoon at No. $50 Frankin-ave.,
the home OF his wie's father, Nevin w. Butler.
Among those present General Stewart IL.
Woodiord. Tunls G.. Bergen. president of tho
assistant superintendent of Public Instruction, aud
many members of the Board of Education. The
services were conducted by the Rev. j. IT, Bacchus,
assisted by the Rev. ). H. Camp. and the Rev Mr.
Brush. The burial was in Greenwood. The Board
of Education has passed resolutions in regard to
Mr.. Robnsons death
NEw-JERSEY
UNION HIII-CoDrad Stein farmer, committed
suicide yesterday by hanging himself to tree In
the rear of his house. He forty years of age.
and lad acted strangely for several days.
NORTH BERGEN.-Conrad Steinick gardener, in
n fit of insanity hanged himself yesterday morning.
lie was forty years old and leaves widow, but no
children.
wESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.-Eugene Church, who ran away with
Mary Flewen OF Arm0nck. some two weeks alo
leaving wife aud four children behind him, re-
turned to TarrytOwn last Saturday evening with
his companion, his funds having given out. The
father Of the girl tneatens him with vengeance.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Warrants were handed to
Sheriff Furman last week from Governor Cleveland,
directing him to close number OF bone boiling and
fat rendering establishments at Blissvlle and Mas
peth without delay. Yesterday the orders of the
Governor were carried into effect by Under-SheriH
Warnock. three deputy sherffs and State Detective
l.. L. Mcdonald, who has been working up the
cases TOR the State authorities. The places visited
were those 90 Frederick Heffner, klrman u Sons, j.
Barnett IL Co. and John KebOe.
COLLEGE PoINT.-An unknown man was struck
by locomotive on the track OF the Long Island
Railroad Sunday night and seriously injured. He
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital by order OF the rail-
way officers.
FREEPoRE-The examination of James n. Craw-
ford, who is charged with having caused the death
of his mother-in-law Mrs. L. G. Boyd, was con-
cluded before Justice Wallace Yesterday Mrs Craw
ford the first wife of the prisoner who has limited
divorce from him. in the court room with her
two children. but they were not recognized by the
prisoner. number OF witnesses were examined. in
GLIDING the adopted sou OF the accused man. but no
interesting facts were added TO the record. Craw-
ford was held for tue action of the Grand Jury
without ball.