New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
.,rce Ianuarv l, Nearly $4,000 900 win be paid

since January /. Nearly $4,ooo'ooo WILL DO pA''
this year.
Michael Brennan was fined $40 YESTERDAY, by Sy
Police Justice Bergen, for striking member OF t St
Salvation Army when that body paraded on os
Patrcks Day.
Peter Skifington, age seven, of No. 165 Franklin
ST., over by coal cart yesterday hG ~
stantly killed, at the foot Of Java,st Inc driver o.
the cart John johnson, of Franklin and EP u.s.
was arrested
A tramp was detected in the act OF I,
poor box in st. Augustine Roman Ca'N' SSH itv'
at Fifth-ave and Bergen-st, last eve Nhi0S
eight cents was found in his posse,
Al meeting held BY the Salvation Army IN Eas,
NcwYork on Thursday evening panic W IT, ond
by a crowd of men who stoned Tho building o ana
burned coOred lights outside, WI ich led soinooho
to raise cry of fire. This caused crush W s ~
DOORS so that several persons were hur' p'i0i'
quiet was restored.
The horses attached to the coupe OF Or :. a1 on
Speir, of No. 1872 Montagne-st, ran away ia Monyu
Thursday night from in front OF honse ~ n s
and Harrison sts. The coachman was tnrom WI tha
bis seat The horses ran to pGos, ts ra ter By
means Of derrick the horses were ieSouo axtent
harmed, but the coupe was damaged TO tne eh'on'
of 5000.
Mrs. Nellie Kane. aged twenty-one Of No. 3 Flush
ing-aye.. made complaint at the Second Precinct
Police Station last evening that she had oeeh A..
tack in Bridge-road by three mem EDWARD h Iohbsd
James Brady and " jim. the Actor VINO Io 1pd
her OF $40 in money, a cameo ring anu pc pt No
chain. She had been drinking with party ~ a ND
233 Sand-s where Brady and hls WIG i n'd COM
after she went away the men fouoWeu nel III" WIN
mitted the highway ro berry.
JERSEY CITY.
Mayor Taussig yesterday reapponted Marcus s
Beach aud Simeon H. Smith members OF the bosiu VI
Finance and Taxation.
Mrs. Mary Condor. of No. 272 FourteenthIst. VINO
was arrested on Thursday, on charge OF Drutt'!y
treating her seven-year-Old daughter was sent 10
the Peniteniary by Justice Stsing, yesterday, 1or
ninety days
NEWARK.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hester Van der Linde Jack
J SON. the centenarian took place yesterday morning
from the house of Mrs. A. S. hubbell, her daughter
No. rs East Knney-st. the Rev. Dr. James T. VII W.
son officiating. The coffin was borne by elght
grandsons of the deceased woman. The burial was
III Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
The Railway train on the New-York division OF
the Pennsy lvania Railroad struck n man at the
IIaml ton-st. crossing shortly before mldnlght on
Thursday Just previous to the accident the mar
was seen to pass under the gates at the crossing anu
stand on the track facing the advancing tram ~
was shockugly mutilatcd. 1t was ascertalheu yes
terday that the victim was FREDERICK DerSleI;
jewelry designer, living at No. 4s Green-st., VINO
has been subject to spells OF INSANITY IIr H.
wife left him few days ago upon reauEns 'n"'
he was again becoming deranged.
LONG ISLAND.
WINFIELp-Mrs Mary Hartman, age fifty. o
German woman who resided with her husband
WAS struck by a train from Flushing Tor hunters
Point this morning, and died soon after.
NoRwooD.-Wilham UmbriQht some three weeks
ago had five pigs bitten BY mad dog. On Ihurs'
day the pigs went mad aud they were shot.
JERIcHo.-A COW owned by Patrick Hines gave
birth yesterday t. four calves, all 0i which are
alive and dong well.
Hampstead The Long Island Railway Com
pany ihas promised the Queens County board OF
Supervisors to construct n new bridge at Hemp
stead Bay.
LoNG ISLAND CITY ALDERMAN p. J. Gleason has
made a formal demand upon Mayor Retry for q iul
statement of the dispOsItiOn OF each OF the CITY
hands signed under tho laws Of lSS0-Sl. Alderman
Gleason saws that the purpose OF MS demand upon
the Mayor il 10 ascer ain whether the rumors that
the proceeds Of some of the bonds o. the series
named haye not been turned to the Cry Treas
urer are true 1.-The Police Commissioners have
fined Captain A. :. Woods, and P9tiolnen Corrl-
gan Royce Moloney ana Pagan each five days pay
for refusing TO comply with orders. AS Mary
LOCKWOOD age sixtvfyc attempted TO 60 across the
raj road track at West and Fifth ats, Lass night at
7 o'clock, che struck by the engine and Was
| instantly killed
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPIE1oN-The 0perctta " All on Summers
Dav" hy Mr.. Paine. music by Henry Warren, gwen
successfully last winter at ChIckerng Hail. Is 20 be
reueated with an additional chorus of thrty-hye
voices at the German Club Rooms, on Aprll rs; II
is gwen for the benefit Of the poor OF Ncw-br1ght3n
by few Young ladies' Of that place who. by we'll
| orgauized charity, have done much good among
| those who are really worthy,
| CIIFroS-A loud crash ut q: IN. yesterday
| startled the workmen in Bachman's brewery. IL
was generally supposed there had been an explo-
sion as the west wall of the seven-story brick malt
| house was discovered 10 have been wrecked from
the second TO the fourth toor. An Immense quantity
of malt poured ont OF the opening Inc upper part
| of Inc wall remained intact. Thirty thousand
| bushels OF malt were stored In the building In
| vestigation showed that the iron braces gave out
| and caused the wall to fall. The mait-house vas
| rebuilt about a year ago the brewery having been
| destroyed bv lire some time before that. Mr
R9chnan estimates his loss from9 % 600 To $1,000
| " Frederick Bachman, the brewer has received
| from prominent Italians o! New-Iork, ~ an Easter
| GfeTing pretty miniature house made OF crystal
| sugar The exact imitation Of the old Garlbaldl
| house at Clifton hich occupied by the Italian
| General when he was on Staten Island. The old
| house 10 on Mr.. Bachmans property