New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-21
NrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JULY 81, 1883

| the Rev. DIR. J. ID. Wells, assisted by the Rev. DR..
| Lansing. The interment will be TINS morning ia
| the Cemetery of the Eyergreens.
| John A. Bower OF Philadelphia, was charged be-
| fore Justice Walsh yesterday with attempting 10
| commit suicide. lie was found by policeman on
the Bridge climbing from the footway to the roa Az
| way, and said that he about 70 jump into me
| river When arrested, he tried to get a revolVer
out of his pocket. In court he acted as II insane
| and he was remanded for medical exaniDatioh'
James McDermOtt, whose recent cratic move,
| ments in Ireland. France and Canada have caused
considerable comment, returned yesterday re
called at the Office of Mayor Low, with whom ne
conferred for some time. Neither the Mayor not nc
would disclose the subject of the conference. Ihere
rumOr abroad in BROOKLYN last evening tnat
while hcpermott was IN Canada ana dlspat tars
were announcing that Secretary Stuart was there
day and cOntradictlng the report tbs next day
Stuart, in disguise, visited his relatives III br9ok
lvn and consulted with several of his friends. Inc
report could not be confirmed and Stuarts relatives
denied having seen him.
JERSEY CITY.
Congressman McAdOO, of the With District, has
thrown open TO competition an appointment 10 q
cadetship at West Point. The examination OF call
ddates will be held on Monday.
Thomas p GODsill, brother of Postmaster
Gopsill, was struck by horse Yesterday Afternoon
as Inc stepped from the rear platform of Greenvllle
car in Ocean-ave. and knocked down. His injuries
serious but not dangerous.
John Butt "a prisoner who was locked up in the
Third Precinct Station awaiting examination on
charge of larceny, was allowed TO walk IN the cor
ridor yesterday afternoon. He escaped through the
skylight. and had not been recaptured up to late
hour last night.
NEWARK.
Benjamin b. Williams and Richard Quinn were
arrested yesterday on a charge of embezzling zee
cream from Frank RUSSELL, a manufaci urer III Is
SAID that Quinn, who was the dispatcher OF tne
cream, sent out cans containing more cIeahh thdn
WAS marked on them.
Mrs Staegmeyer. who was murdered in Phliadel-
phia by her husband Thursday. was formerly
the wife of Frederick W. Phillips, an ltnerant
N.x ollor hn iyp1 az 81.
About year ago Phillips committed suicide, nay
ing previously complained TO friend that MS wlte
matreated him. Mrs Philips was married 10 o.deSr
meyerssix months ago. He had been employed Ill
basket-making
NEW-JERSEY.
PArERsoN-John f. L. Zlpp, who recently traced
his runaway wife from Massachusetts To Patersol'
and while trying to embrace hsr got into quarrel
with her brother-n-aw, Emil Meyer, was tried
Yesterday in the Passac County Special Sessions on
charges of assault and battery on both these per
sons The Court decided that Zipps seZlng nus
wife to dctan her did not constitute an ASSAULT Du
found him guilty of the assault on Meyer and hned
him so and costs. Mrs. Zipp continues frn In ner
determination not to live with her husband, who'
she says, induced her 10 marry him by ialse pre-
tences Judge Barkalow counsel ior tne nTe
on LING Poy, the laundryman, asked that us
clients fines be reduced from $500 to 500 eacn.
To cut of their queues would be cruel punishment
Judge Woodruff declined saying that the Court
could not take into consideration the notions OF
people who came to this country and violated lts
laws.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
CITY IsLAND.-A movement has been started 10 I
organize a hre department.
YONKFRs-The body of an unknown man about
fifty years old was found in the Hudson River yes
terday. The man was about hVe teet seven inches
in height
TUcKAHoE.-Some New-York capitalists, who
have been sinking shafts on the Stewart estate IN
expectation OF finding iron ore, have abandoned the
work.
If ha
Chapel at Larchmont Manor, now known aS All
Saints Chapel. has been reprinted ana the GROUNDS
have been improved.
Mfr VFpSoN-A fair for the benefit of St. Mat
thews Roman Catholic Church has proved success
fnL Frank Butter was declared the most popular
fireman and Colonel Henry luss the most popular
military man.
WtsrcursrER.-Instructo in sewing and sing
ing IN the school house, at Throgs Neck. has been
begun for TN" summer f. e. Hayemeycr the pres
dent of the Board OF Education. at ms personal eN-
pense has engaged two instructors to teacb the
rliIdrcu and has furnished them with all the APP
pllances and materials with which to work.
EAST CHFsrrR.-About ten days ago. as the wife
of Edward Marion. a blacksmith, was III, her hus-
band said 10 her. " II You are gong TO do, want
you 10 die quick and have II over She died lew
days afterwards. and her friends contributed sur
GcIcnt money TO secure her decent burial. A week
later the husband died and post-morien examIna-
ton ,howcd that death was due TO hamilton re-
sulting from alcoholism.
LONG ISLAND.
RIyrRHrAp-Thc Rev. Father ncNuty is about
IN hnild a Catholic chapel at Westhampton on land
donated by Francis Foley.
FLrsuIXG-Richard Lucid was yesterday sent TO
thc Kinpq County Penieutary for three months by
Justice Smith for beating his wife with club.
LoxG ISLAND CITY The total amount of the
claims to lee paid from the proceeds of the bonds au
thoIzcd To be- issued for the payment oil the h9atlns
debt ot ong Island City has been fixed by Mayor
Petrv and treasurer Bleckwenn az S25l.2fl 40.
NrwTowN.-The examination Of Charles d. Long,
Of Middle Village on the charge of committing II
Lrnfol assault on the dan ghter of John Meyer was
continued before Justice White yesterday. The
examination will be concluded on Monday.
SAG lIARBoR.-George Page. age nineteen. while
trailing for blue fish in Peconic Bay Thursday.
was struck in thu head by the boom OF hIs boar,
Euocked overheard and drowned. Ills body has
not been recovered.