New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JUNE 80 1sa-TEN fAGs

| p Dick and Donegal McDougal, who were arress N u
at the descent upon TsttersalPs Turt CIu9 ~ nav
fDes that Of Dick beng fixed at $50 and thag OF
McDougal at $3.50. Daniel Mack, OF NO. IL mos 81
Twenty slIthst.. policy-deaer; d Franz Rem.
mee. of No. FOG Allen:st., policy dealer, were 81
fined S1OO each John Jones, OF No. 2O6 Allen-st'
who pleaded guilty to selling polcy-snps was sS na
| fenced to sixty days imprisonment ana me
of 500.
| BROOKLYN.
The public schools closed yesterday until the iirst
Monday la September.
The final meeting of the Board OF Estimato was
held Yesterday and the budget for 1854 as plesi,
ously agreed npon was adopted The total anlounss
is S. LOS, s47 90, after deducting the eStlma'eu
| revenue fund. ,oo
Henry KulIe ten years OF age living AZ Ma niaving
Carroll-st. after becoming oyerhsated IN PisyIns
on Wednesday, ate ice cream and drank large 9nan-
Titles of ice water. He soon after taken SIZE
and in twelve hours died of acute NATURALIZATION
of the stomach.
The complaints Of persons living In lexington
ave. against the stone foundation blocks eIt ia quo
street by the Bruf Elevated Railroad COMPANY,
have recently been renewed, but Commissioners
Ropes states that he cannot have the foundations TO-
moved at present
Frank Msnus. the young eolored boy who wa, was
arrested on Thursday for setting fire to the W II,
ioughby building No. 419 Fulton-st, Yesterday told
Fire Marshal Thorne that man offered MIN POI, 70
start the fire 40 that the man could get AT 19wGny
store two doors away. charge OF lncehdiarism
was made against th3 boy before Justice ,WHSuc
His father also made a complaint against nun OF s
being iisOrderly, and he was sent to the HOUSE vi
Refuge. He has been arrested lOr pelty ononoo'
several times before.
Maggie Clauson or Carson (she uses both namesl
is persistent In her pursuit OF snicide Alter swa
lowing oxalc acid aud being treated at the CumDer-
land Street Hospital, she tried to leap from fifth
story window. Uut was csnght as she was ABOUT 10
lump. On being returned to the police staton
she tried to strangle herself in her cell. BISHOP
LoughIn seut to ask that sho he committed TO tue
House OF the Good Shepherd. but Justice Massey
decided to hold her for the Grand Jurys action On
charge OF felony.
JERSEY CITY.
Post Office Inspector Newcombe. yesterday ar
rested Paul Switzer on q charge OF having appro-
priated a money order belonging to John barring,
ton, a fellow-employe Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Switzer was identified by the money
order clerk the man who had Barringtons order
cashed. The prisoner was arrtlgned before uniteu
states Commissioner Muirhead and remanded Tor
examination
Washington b. Williams Receiver of the City
Bank If Jersey City which was wrecked by Pre5l-
dent Boice. Cashier Shaw and Bookkeeper Beach.
has begun suit against the Stockholders OF tue Dank
for the recovery Of all dividends they TeGelved
during the time they owned the stock. MI Williams
holds that as the bank was DOT making any proncs
the directors had no legal right to declare dlvi-
dends. He has already received from the majority
of the stockholders the unpaid 30 per cent OF their
| subscription. and he has begun suits against the
few who have not paid up The Receiver says that
he proposes to bring personal suits against the
directors who declared the dividends
NEWARK.
Mrs Annie Wetzenberg. age thirty-six, left h'r
home, No. SO Walace-st.. last saturday. She
was slightly demented. On Wednesday an IN,
known woman was killed by central halII"an
train at WhtehOuse. n. J. Yesterday IL was ascef-
tanned that the woman was Mrs. Wetzenberg.
Bernard Smith and Henry Sharpe Lammcrson
were held to appear before the Grand Jury by u.s.
tice Dean Yesterday charge OF conspiracy IN
eutIcing Mrs Eliza Smith, tns vile OF one VI the
accused men, INTO a hotel at Iryngton Tor the pur-
pose OF manufacturing teStIuOn against hrr ia n
suit for divorce brought az INST her by her nus
band Lammersou testified that he was employed
~ Smith for tue purpose.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-In the PasslIc County Court yes.
terday the five Chinese laundTYmcn who were tried
last week for atrOcOus avs iHt wlth knlIes ana
hatchets upon a CompatTiOJ named Lung roy DC
cause he did m collars and cuffs too cheapy weN
decld I'd by Judge Woodruff to DC guilty, they hav-
ing elected o he tried by the court and not by jury
The Judge sentenced each o. the prisoners to hne
OF $500 aud the costs,
LONG ISLAND.
LoNG ISLAND CITY-rhe Police Commissioners
haY, dismissed three Of the lemOcr5 OF tho force.
The cause - their neglect o. Jay hne imposed on
the for refusing to turn III their shields ana Olner
property Of the Department at the time OF their
suspension last February.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN-Charlcs Noble died yesterday morn
ing from the effects Of the injuries he received on
Monday by tree falling upon hlm while driving III
his carriage through Richmond road.
CLIFToN-The inquest in tho case of Reuben II.
Norcott the carcaturst. was held by Coroner Am
hrOsa and jury last evening. verdict was rem
dcred the eject that death ulted from drown
ing but whether accidental or suicidal they could