New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-06
newal. So far as he knows no arrangement regard
ing the hote. after May has been made.
WORK Or THE BIBLE SOCIETY.


two States. grant of books worth $4,000, and OF
1852 SO in money WAS made to the Missionary So
cety of the Methodist Episcopal Church for diStr
button III Sweden.
STEALING FROM PRIESTS Ills INSTRUCTORS.
Edward ROmme, who was being educated fGr tne
priesthood by the clergymen of the Roman Cathoilc
Church of the Redeemer. in East Ihird-sl., vas
found to have stolen $40 in marked money from the
room of the priests IL was learned that ne ma NV
stolen several sums of money which he spent IN dls
spation. lie was arrested ON December Is, and
pleaded guilty yesterday in the Court of General
Sessions. He was sentenced by Judge Gidersleeve
| to two wears and a half IN state Prison
MANHATTAN CLUB WALTERS QuAEEEILIISGC1 ,rh
Michael Trolley, u waiter in the Manhattan CiuD
was charged IN the Yorkville Police court yester
day with having assaulted and severely beaten
another waiter George Sippett. Trolley testlh.d
that Sippet had threatened to knife which ne
had picked up him. and that he hac simply actei
in sclfetence Several members OF me cruz ,J' w.
was discharged. Officer Hartigen OF the Court
Squad, says that he was refused admttance to the
club until ex- Congressman O'Bren mterfereu.
TRACKED BY THEIR FOOTPRINTS. -.
The show-wlndow of Henry Zabinslu's shoe store
at No. ESQ Thr-aye. was broker DIV pugrais as az
two o'clock Yesterday morning. Officer Herman, 0i
shortly aftcrward followed their footprints IN tne
TO house at No. 200 East One-hnhdIeu al, All
cighth-s whore hc arrested three men ~ '"I N"
| They gave their names thomas Nelson, H. -
PeaTcs' ace twenty-three. of No. 32l East One
hundred and twen;y-sixth-st, and Patrlck b'IIs
age wentysix, of No 2o2 Easy Unennpv shoes
Worth S4o were found on the premises Inc men
were held in $1,000 bail each ior tIiaE
| lived at the house where the men were arTeSteu'
BROOKLYN.
The number Of Gremen now employed IS 2Si, and
the number of horses use by the Fire DepaTimcAi
Is So. The number of fires Last year was o35; ana
| the loss 81 297 1853 OF this loss, $40, 90 DC
| CURED at one fire that of liavemeyers sugar re-
| tinery.
Mayor Low has decided to veto the resolution Of
the Aldermen granting permission 10 Henry manu-
fo,,t am broadway.
vision zee anu Eostrand-aveS and the BouleVaru'
| from Roosevelt Ferry to Prospect Park.
Work on the dgo has advanced so far that
Vice President Kingsley was able to report yestcr-
day that the laying of tie plaDkng wouIu ueein
this week. The columns for the elevated station NJ
tic Sands-st. terminus are being erected
Quartet singing Wi be introduced IN the
Brooklyn tabernacle tomorrow Henry, fyr'
Brown, formerly organist m PlymOuth Cnuich, mas
been engaged 10 play the organ IN inc laoeIh'o'c
after May i.
Avarrant was issued Yesterday for The arrest of
ex- Pohceman William Dunn. of No. lo7 Twenty.
seconu-st upon charge of cruel treatment OF ms
wife He threatened 10 Kill uer on thursday hight
and drove her ont OF the house at the point % hls
revolver. He was dismissed from the police force
in Apnl. 1852 for intOxicailon
Ia quarrel in sailors clearinghouse at No.
go Atlanic-aYe. last evening, Ole Nelson, age
thIrty-slx. OF No. 24s Twenty -elghth-st. lad open
the cheek of swanson O.sru, age thrty-Six WITH q
pocketknife h. wound extended from the leit
eve 10 the chm and was of a serlons character.
Olsen was taken to his home, No. 1913 Warren-sI'
Nelson was arrested.
JERSEY CITY.
Martin and Margaret Mor1ssey were arraieled IN
the Court of Sessions yesterday 10 Plead To an M
dictment charging them Win the killing oil theii
infant daughter on December Il. lie - alleged
that MornSsey while committing An as~anlt upon
his wife. knocked her over upon the infant, when
was s.ecpng in the bed aUd snOtheIed IT, Inc
prisoners pleaded not guilty ana were renamed
for trial
Thomas Dunn. of No. 3O5 First-st., who IL EN-
pOyed as line-nan by the New-.IerScy Telephone
ami Telegraph Company was aThgned Delore 10
lice Justice Stsing Yesterday morning on a ehafge
of malicious miscnIef. The complainant II iiiam
Baxter of the Baxter Electric Light company,
who alleges than Dunn tied an e!cctIic-hght wire
and a telephone wire together on last tuesday
night thereby causing cor siderable damage. The
prisoner was bailed for examination.
In the Hudson County Cont of Special Sessions
Cha les Walker and William Wilson who had been
convicted of burelary, were sentcrced Yesterday to
three years and six months III The Siaio lrisoh.
Wilson had been only eight DAYS out OF sing sing
wnen he committed the burglary, and while he was
there he received legacy Of - 600 from an uncle
who had died in England. Frederick Nichols,
clearinghouse thief was scnt to The stat Pilson
for two years and half. Robert turr H. VINO
pleaded gnilty few days ago 10 sneak fheii, ana
im pudentiy asked the court then to IMPOSE sen,
fence got TWO years. Curran sank back N hIs scat
with an CATH and declared that lie would rather
die than spend that time IN prison.
NEWARK.
Two Of the bondsnen of cK-Auditor Palmer paid
the sum of So 600 10 the city yesterday, the amount
OF theIr bonds. Before ho made his confession ot
frauds Palmer made secret conveyance 20 these
boudsmcn of some valuable real estate. IA citv
LAID cl i'm 10 TINS property. ana SUIT was began
against the bondauen, which has not set been
brought to trial. In the case OF another SCI OF
bondsmen Of Palmer, 10 whom property was STINT
larly conveyed the Common Council accepted the
property thus acquired III lieu of the 6onds.
NEW-JERSEY.
LITTLE FALLs.-,Am4i L, ZeliG. Of Little Falls,
has sued the Lohigh Valley Railroad Company IN the
Passiac County courts TO- $4,000 damages for al
legged negligence which caused the death of his sou,
William ZelIit III last January Young Lelih was
pugapcd W ith other ~ repairing the aqu duct
of the Morris Canal over the Pequannock Tv"r,
when a large piece of timber fell on him. cauI Z
dealt. IL il claimed that the company dd Dot
nave proper appliances for the work. he suit Il
brought against the Lchigh Valley Railroad Com
pany az csscc OF the Morris canal
PATERsoN.-Police Olicer Holland yesterday
arrested a man who ~ thought 10 have
| been implicated IN recent burg.ares in
| Morris County intending robbery NJ lac day goods
store of MauOn "a. D!ckrfs0n at Dover on wedne,-
~ II resident of Paterson and only eighteen years
old. He held sn icct 10 the action OF the Nor
RS County authorities.
STATEN ISLAND.
PonT RIcuMoND-Amclil Shell has been com
mitted TO Jail bk Justice Holsebus 10 await the ac-
ton Of the Grand Jury a charge OF a bigany.
RICHMoND-The Comfy Board Of supervisors
have cquaiizcd the taxation II The yaIi,us towns
for 1883 AZ follows: Ca5tlrton, S3O77.6lO: Mid
dletovu 81 T0S 400; Mortified, ~ .223, 9Jj West
field $0lSOi4 and southiield, $o7I,259.
PRIXcn's BAY-Peter Taylor ard John Jackson
were leaning against the railing of the old bridge,
when the rail broKe aud they fell into tho water.
TAYLOR WIS seriously injured and is confined To his
home. The bridge has not bern repaired IN many
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs-ln the matter Of the settlement
Of the aco cunts OF Thomas Nelson and others, as
executors OF William Nelson Surrogate Coffin, Of
Wcstchester County, yes crday rendered ms dcci-
sion. The te3atOr died IN 1869, leaving VIII and
n large estate real and personal, tho latter amount
ing 10 upward of 100000 The amount Of tho
personal estate has since increased To about
81 900 900 To each Of his sons, Thomas Nelson,
George +. Nelson aud Robert d. Nelson, to the chill!
/ ~. u. Il ILL.,