New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-30

KnckerbOcker regattas.
Cincinnati baseball matches at Polo Grounds.
Passac River Amateur Rowing Associ''io" Az
Williamsburg Athletic Club games at williamsSnrs
ST. George s-staen Island cricket match III H0ooken'
Hebrew Free school Association at Cooper Institute
Palisaie Rowing Club regatta at fonkers'
Edward Lahey. workman in the bonded ware
house No. 159 Leroy-st, was killed yesterday ny
falling down "A hatchway.
JrsTUs sCHwAD ARRAIGNED.
Justus Schwab the Socialist. who keeps liquor
store at No 30 First-st., was arraigned Yesterday
in the Court of General Sessions on a charge of
violating the Excise laws. He pleaded NOT guh'y'
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY:
The certificate of incorporation OF the reope
Telephone and Telegraph Company OF w-Englano
was filed Yesterday The capital stock is liked AT
So 600 900, with power to increase u 10
$4,000, 900. Frank Jones. James p. Cook, H. NJ
Cross and Ernest Marx are the corpora'orS'
TIE MILLS BUILDING TO BE ENLARGED
Plans were filed the Bureau OF BnlIdlngs yes
terday for alterations, TO cost SIoo,ooo, Ill lhc
Mills Building, AZ Broad-st; ana EAclahgc,Piaoe.
An extension in EIchange-place is to be raised TO
he,rht of ten stories to correspond with the main
structure.
BONES UNEARTHED IN OLD PoTTER's FIELD.
Iaborers have been employed for few days pasl
digging trench in which 10 lay gas man east OF
the Male Insane Asylum in Wards Island Whllc
SO engaged the skulls and bones OF several persons
who mad been buried IN Potters flclu on tue isIhu
were uDearthed.
PARTIAL SALE OF An ESTATE.
At the Exchange Salesrooms Yesterday lots In the
Grand Boulevard between Ninety -secSn9 w. ana ia
81 400 apiece. Three lots III Ninth-aye., near
Sixtyeighth-st.. bought for 81 SO or nearly
$1,000 each The property belonged TO- .ne esi bad
taken place the remainder OF the property WAS
withdrawn.
MARRIOTT TO HAVE NEW TRIAL.
Judpe Gidersleeve Yesterday granted Il new trlal
to James II. Marriott. who escaped to this country
with S7J, 900 III diamonds belonging 10 franz hla
mcr a Partisan jrwrller. The new trial was ;isKed
Tor the ground that the confession oil the witness
had not been corrobOratcd by other testimony.
There was an admission made that the property
did not belong to the defendant, but there was no
proof of that fact. The Judge denied the morton
for the absolute discharge of the prisoner. NO aay
was fixed for the new trial. Marriott was not III
court When the motion was decided.
BROOKLYN.
snt for an absolute divorce has been begun by
lllIam Butler against Mrs Mary Butler.
The number Of election dstr cts this year will he
incrrascd from lS6 to 2l3, owing to the Increased
votc last fail.
Surrogate Bergen admitted to probate Yesterday
the Will of Arson Blake, jr VINO died on March is,
leaving 800, 900. Among the requests are S30Oo
to the Evangelical Educational society OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and
$500 for general charitable and benevolent pur-
poses.
verdict awarding 81 600 as damages has been
rendered in The suit OF Mary +. iialney against
Henry Barnes to recover $4,000 as damages for III
inrcs caused 10 her foot by a truck owned by
Barnes and driven by Il man IN his employ.
suit has been begun by Mrs. Emma Stackpole
in the Supreme Court to annul her marriage with
Robert stack pole on the glound that her husband
AT the time he married her in 1870 had wite from
whom he was not divorced and VINO Il sun liVlhs.
fine portrait of cx-Judgc Joseph Nelson lbs
been presented To the city Court by some OF the
members of the Brooklyn Bar and accepted Tor the
the Court by the General FERN. composed of Judges
McCue Reynolds and Clement. The portrait Will
be hung on the wall of the COURTROOM
Francis Larkln, a well-known ball-player, who
attempted to kill his wife and policeman and then
emf his own throat. about month ago. was suiii-
GENTLY recovered yesterday 10 be arralgned before
Police Justice Naeher. Three charges were made
against him, two OF tclonlous assault IN trying To
XIII his wlic and the policeman and one OF felony III
attempting suicide. He pleaded not guilty aud the
examination was set down for Friday Mrs. Lar
KIN who Is nearly well, Is taking care OF her hus-
band.
A lecture was given before large audience in
the Long Island College last evening by DR.. Cory
don l.. Ford OH tue subject OF teeth. III, lucid
explanations Of the different forms OF teeth, their
uuino,rs and formation, were Iste ed To with
much interest. Alter the lecture hnc craIon por-
trait was presented TO the college on behalf OF the
class Of - by DR.. o. G. smith, who SAID that DIR.
Oliver Wendell Holmes had termed Or. Ford the
greatest living demonstration of anatomy. 1t was
iccIvcd by DR.. Dudley, president OF thc Faculty.
ana Dr. Ford expressed his achnow edBments III
few words.
STATEN ISLAND.
CtIrrox.-The large English iron steamship
Professor Mosel. which was constructed TO assist IN
LAYING the Atlantic Gable, was dischargng her cargo
Yesterday preparatory to beng placed Oh the
marine railway Tor repairs
NrsT BRIGHToN.-Justice lIulsebus yesterday
fined hftecn Ncw-York boys - each for playing
baseball on sunday.
IoMPKINsvIILE.-Ihe surgical instruments,
formerly the property of the Old Scauans Hospital,
AZ Siaplcton. have been presented by Francis
Kinney to the Smith lniirmary.
NEWARK
A special election was held in the Fourth Ward
Yesterday to fill the vacancy cnnsed by the resiEna-
ton of Alderman Lister Democrat. A. c. Den
man, Democrat, was elected over George II. u.
Moore by n majority of l47.
LONG ISLAND.
SAYvIILr-The sloop yacht. Perry Belmont,
built at Bayport. by Smith u Dodge for John Ed
wards Will nc launched on Thursday.
JAMAIcA-The fruit trees in Queens ana Suffolk
Counties are being badly injured by worms
SSarns of caterpIllars form upon the branches of
the trees devourIng the leaves. Petitions are III
circulation in the east end Of Long Island asking
the Postbastcr-Ceneral to re-cstabllsh the mail
route between Sag Harder, Shelter Island Green
port and New London via steamer Manhassett,
GLEN CovE-Walter alias Tede " Cox colored,
was arrested yesterday charged with robbmg and
setting fire to the store of Mr. Luyster at Green
vale three weeks ago. Cox who rs only eighteen
years old has served two terms in the House OF CoIs
TectlOn.
MINroLA.-Frank Greig of No. III East Forty
second-st., New-lOrk City, was arrested on Mon
day charged with stealing colt valued at 5000
from the stable of Jackson Powell. at WesDury, on
the night of MAY -, was arraigned before Justice
Valentine Yesterday. Greig pleaded guilty and
was held for the action of the Grand jury.
FLUsHING.-Tmeyes entered the stable of John
Busee on sunday evening and stole a tr0tung
horse valued at $500. Tho animal was traced TO
Newtown. where all traces were lost.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATrRsON.-At an early hour yesterda morning
"a mol a. Morris Canal tle Stony
Road bridge brought To the surface OF the water 4
womans body. 1t was identified as that of Theresa
McGahan, an unmarried woman who was employed
in the oiphn Mill and lived on Stony Road She
had been missing since Saturday night, when she
was seen IN Man-st. The general suppostIon is
that she stumbled and fell into the canal. She was