New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-02
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The Rrooklvn City Railroad Company expected
to take possession on May of the properly 4, nd
Sands sts close to the bridge entrance. but one OF
| the tenants, L. Somervie, who has dry,.oo on
store at No 1875 Futon-st reuSeH ea .o until Nav.
IEe The nroperty is owned by Mrs Mary D. Dur
Yea and her agent served notice on Mr. Somerviiie
fey days 1 Hs td aS e nS PSRs and decided
main and resist f0rcibe dlsposSessl9h, tno poito
Of fine Second Precinct were on hand yesterday 10
see that peace was maintained. The matter Will DO
taken to the courts.
With last Sunday the services Of Henry Camp, as
choir leader and of the paid quartet consisting Oh
Miss Douglass Miss Norman, and Messrs. Werren-
rath and Chaplin, IN Plymouth Church, ceased, as
the trustees have cut down the sum allowed Tor
music from $4,000 to $4,000 the singing IS to be
led by the organist, Mr.. Carter, and q volunteer
choir Mr.. Camp VIII become the choIr leader IN ~
the on-place Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t
has Just been made known that Mr.. Camp and MT
Carter have not agreed well, and that for several
months there have been CONSTANT disputes ana ma
chickering's between them. Many members OF the
choir will go with MIR. Camp to the Hanson-pace
church.
JERSEY CITY.
The City Board of Health has officially directed
the attention of the Board of Public Works 10 the
unclean condition of the stSeetS, which, the BOARD
states, is extremely detrimental to public health,
calculated to breed disease and II allowed 10 so con.
tinue until warm weather. Will produce pestllencc
The Health Board earnestly requested the Board of
Public Works to have the streets thoroughly cleaned
and all refuse and deeterOus matter removed there
from as speedily as possible Inc boaTu St ~
employ all the hel necessary to give the streets
thorough cleaning and remove the Accommodations vi
ashes and garbage.
Patrick Lahev, the proprietor of grocery store
at Second and Brunswick sts, was found by OHlcer
Pearson at a late hour Monday night lying drunk
III the street. When the prisoner was searched IN
the police station he had 81 ass III his possession.
Yesterday morning he divided tho money with MS
wife, and Justice Stslng discharged him.
The expected contest for the office Of Police JUS
tIce has not yet begun, rs the Governor mas n9t
made any appointmentn the place OF Jus,ice 5tli-
sing whose term expired at midnight on Mohuay,
bat who has determined to hold over the Leglsla-
ture having failed to appoint his successor.
LONG ISLAND.
IoyG ISLAND CITY Mayor Petry is abont
to make some important changes IN Inc
government of the city, The present corpora,
ton Counsel D. Ralph Burnett nGar x wNo P1 po
Bevoise's administration, is reported TO have ten
dercd his resignation. 1t is understood that exAs-
semblvman Alvan T. Payne will be appointed 10
succeed Mr. Burnett. Mr. Payne has been one OF
the strongest opponents OF the DE Beyoise RUE IN
the cty.A conference was heiu oet Nv o une
Commissioners and the Liquor Dealers Association,
ON Monday night, which lasted until a late hour.
The Law and Order society made an en1pt 10 nave
the present license fee, $50. raised 10 500 but II
was finally agreed 10 let the matter lie over ior
another year MS the iquOr-dcalcrs throughout the
city had released the premises now occupied by
them with the understanding that the price OF the
hceusc should remain unaltereh
IIE,PsTEAD-The Commissioners Of Excise in the
towns of Hampstead, Oyster Bay North Hampstead
and Jamaica met yesterday for the purpose Oh re-
ceiving applications for licenses
STATEN ISLAND.
sorTIIFrrLD.-The taxes left unsolicited by
James Westcrman the missing collector, will he
collected by Sheriff Brown anl turned over 10 Ine
County Treasurer. Westcunan II believed 10 nave
gone to Ireland The money he took with him is
not 80 much rs was first supposed.
wESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures wero busy in the village
early Yesterday morning. At the lrvlngton Hotel
the robbers secured ~ 70 in cash gold watch, and
some jcwel ry from the post once they OBTAINED q
gold watch. They also entered the grocery store or
AbcrcrOmbie q Dcarman and the promises oil WIZ,
lam f. Darrell. but in both cases were alarmed and
He'd without obtaining booty.
YoyNERs.-Thc Society for the Prevention OF Cru
CITY to Children is taking steps TO prevent the EN-
povmeut of children under age in the factories.
Sheriff Horton has called upon the police auih0ri-
ties for force of fifteen men 10 assist IN preserving
order at The County Jail on the occasion OF Cofhet-
NEWARK
The bodv of man named John Oates was found
in the canal at the foot OF Cofnmerce-st yesterday
morning. His hat was hung on post near by ana
the presumption IS that he committed suicide. lie
was a member Of the Aew-iork Bnckaycrs Union.
Mis- Julia Walsh, an inmate Of frame dwelling:
No. - Adams-st., attempted 10 light piece OF
wood al the chimney OF her oil lamp, when the lamp
exploded covering her with the burning oil. She
was fatally burned. and was removed III dying
condition to the City Hospital.
Judge Depue yesterday heard argument on mo-
ton TO quagh the indictment for forgery against
William A. Hail. cx- Chief Clerk OF the Controllers
office. who was recently extraditcd from Canada.
The charge is based upon an alteration of figures
IN the cash book of the ContTollero ONCE WIN
frau1uleut intent Finl a. johnson made the
argument for Hall Prosecutor Keen opposed the
motion. Judge Depue looked the briefs over and
SAID he would probably dispose of the matter Oh
Thursday.