New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-17
months and Justice White held Tuy in default OIL
81 600 bail TO await the action Of the Grand jury

81 900 bail to await the actlOn OF tne VIahu "U''
MEETING OF NAIL MANUFACTURES.
The Atlantic States Nail Association held It's reg
Mar monthly meeting in the building formerly
occupied by the Old Dominion steamship Ii I'm
pany at Fulton and Greenwich:sts, on ln lsua3'
Thirteen manufacturing companies were repIes9enIi-
ed and o. A. Washburn, OF Providence, PIeGsu5Tin'
The principal business Of the meeting was ,ne
cussion Of the resolution of the Western Nan
tion adOpted at its meeting in PlttS0urg on T
Der a. to close all mills west of Pittsburg a1tel De
cember %. No definite action was taken.
SENTENCED FOR USING HATcHET: -
Bridget McIlwan living in rear ar Wary LYONS,
the hunchback daughter of neighooI Oh aug 90
II, and struck her with a, Ratchet, the edge OF
which penetrated the head OF tns y Iosggita and
died on September 10. Deputy Coroner Messemer'
who made the autopsy, found that there was liai-
formation of the heart lungs anu therefore
that death would have resulted even WHICH, dnd
blow from the hatchet The assallan' pe 1' Ecu
sanlt in the second degree. Recorder Slnyth yes
terday sentenced her to four years and SIX months
in the penitentlary.
BROOKLYN.
Bier is the appropriate name OF an undeIlaker
in one of the principal streets. go
Francis Murphy, the temperance advocate nN VIII
hold temperance meetings III the hanson |l"oo
Methodist Church next week.
The Fourth Ward Democratic Association mas
passed a resolution advocating the establishment ol
a Democratic daily newspaper i'll Brooklyn
The will of the late Mrs. Catharine Hines, when
was admitted to probate yesterday. oequtia.n'
So, 900 to Roman Catholic priests ana INSTITUTIONS
Several temporary clerks have been employed IN
the Tax Office TO assist in the receipt of taxes
which fall due on December l, Dut are p"9"'''
| now.
Mary F. Baton colored, Of No. .115 Fleet-plaice,
was carried into court yesterday in order to giye
evidence against her husband for bTutally assault
! ing her on October ~
! Four of the Brdge-keepers We're reported SICK oI
last evening, from the seventeen me eApoSuiG VI,
! the Bridge which exceeded that Oh any PIcA1"IHs
| day. Two of them were ordered home ana INC
| others were endeayOring to stick 1t out
Charles Nichols age twenty-five, Of Elght4-S ST.
! and SiXth-aye., New-YOTk, who was aTleSIcd Oh
! Thursday for stealing some handkerchleis rom q
| store at No. 208 CouTt-st., was found YESTERDAY
morning, when taken in co4rt TO h h1c II lad
| grown since the operation so that about half an
inch at the roots was red Ihepolice, beliSVS tn"t
he dyed his hair TO prevent DeiLg H'eHllI, V - .
crrlinal and his picture was taken for the h"sue'
| Gallery
The action of the Thirteenth Ward Democratic
Association in appointing a committee 70 lhTtSt-
gate charges of dsloyalty made against !hlilf
members by Patrick Hayes will lead, 1t Is neeFeu
democrats in the ward from the association and
the formation of a rival organization: There are
indications that Democrats dissatisfied VIII 'n3
methods of d" Boss Mclaughlin in their ward WI
take similar action. and that an lndep'n'ehU
Democratic General Committee VIII DC ioilLtd'
NEWARK.
The house of Robert Hill. No. 20 FIelnghuysop,
ave. was entered 10y burglars on thursday hlsHl
and robbed of jewelry and dresses.
Ellen Graham age fifteen, living at 40. Loi
North Canal-st., was fatally injured on thursday
by falling downstairs.
All the retail jewellers have decided 10 adopt the
new time standard. The municipal AUTHORITIES
have az yet taken no action in the matter.
Homer NJ Cheats. who shot and killed burglar
in his house at WOOdsde, has removed his lalnLy
to another residence.
NEW-JERSEY.
PAMRAPO.-Charlcs Williams, age hfty-hye, err;
plOved in f. 5. ShIeken's grocery store, coHHit''u
suicide Yesterday 10y swallowing cose 81 Iat
poison. Williams was wealthy some years ago but
lost his fortune and became addicted 10 drink.
LONG ISLAND.
NrwTowN-Mr and Mrs.. George w. Burroughs
celebrated the Gftetb anniversary oi Their wedding
on Thursday evening. \ feature OF the evening
was the presentation by the bridesmaid at the org
mai wedding of beautifully embroidered screen;
the work of her own hands. The presents OF gold
were numerous and costly.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The most costly monument
in the Lutheran Cemetery is one recently erected
bv the Klinker family, of NewYork City. at a cost
Of SO 900. few nights ago some unknown per-
sons pred up the granite posts aad twisted out me
brass rails that surrounded the plot and carried
them OIL.