New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10

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LIBERATED TOO SOON FROM THE INSANE ASYLUM:
Gustave Wanerser thlrty-ive years OF age, ts OF
No. 25S East Houston-st., was recently llDerated
from tbs insane asylum on Wards Island IN hi s
day night he was arrested on suspicion OF having
started fire in the cellar of the rear tepement
house st No. 252 Stanton-st; The fire was extln-
gulshed without dong much damage. WIEN ia 81
contained kerosene oil. The man Is apparently
crazy, and Justice Gardner, in the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday. committed MIN 10 tue Coi
missOners of Charities and Correction.
THE coRN CORNER" AT CHICAGO. =,
The reported corner" In January corn III tne
Chicago market has had little effect on the h neT
cents q bushe on Monday, and was held hrn at the
opening yesterday, advancing III the day % cent
bushel more. At the advance there was some I'M
loading which prevented prices going higher, The
market was active but not so much 30 as that OF
wheat. IL is not believed that the corner VIII 10
carried through tho month, as IL was begun 100
early, and there is comparatively small export
demand.
BROOKLYN.
Complaint has becn made to Mayor Low. by Il.
&. Chick, of No. 1888 Frankln-ave., OF the adVer-
Using cards III the street car windows.
United States Marshal Harlow has been ap;;
pointed his own successor, his term having expired
Oh Monday by limitation.
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upon Italy in the Engadine Period" before the
Long Island Historical Society last evening.
quarrel occurred yesterday between John Scuif,
age twenty -four, and John Reddng, age thirty, ut
No. 40 Warfen-st, where the former Keeps grog
shop. and keddng stabbed Scuh III the neck Win
knife. causing dangerous wound. Scum was
taken TO the Long Island College Hospital ana
keddng was arrested.
Mrs. Alice O'Neill, of No. % Schenck-st., was
held Tor the Grand Jury yesterday by Justice
Watch for attempting to blackniall Dr. u. l. Jones
nfW aid i'm "A
ing him with being the father OF her child ana
threatening exposure unless he paid $500. She
was formerly nurse in his house.
The annual meeting for the election OF managers
OF the brooklyn Maternity and New-fork state
School for training Nurses was held yesterday at
The institution, No. 40 Concord street The election
resul, ed rs follows: Mrs. George Stannard iirst
drectress; Mrs. J. Z. Howard, second drectress;
mrs. George NJ. Gilbert secretary; Mrs. Robert
Shaw, treasurer
Atfhe meeting of the Brooklyn Board of Educa-
ton yesterday the bill Of A. o. Tate, expert ac-
countant, Tor examining the books AID accounts of
the Board after eX-Secretary stuart detaqlted was
ordered 10 be paid. IL was for q 500. The Board
has previously paid so, 100 III the matter. The
special order Of the meering relating TO i've grades
or certificates for teachers, was adopted.
A suit to recover 300 900 as damages has been
brought by Richard W. Peek, husband of Mrs. Ellen
+. Peck, who has been several times arrested for
confidence schemes but never convicted, against
Is. 4. Babbtt, the soap manu- ,acturer. Inc com
plant alleges that in 1878 tine DEFENDANT to seduce
the plaintiffs daughter. made her acquaintance and
that her mother, who was employed to ald IN re-
covering the 500 900 stolen by BabbItts CASHIER
Charlie, Beckwilh 1t Is further alleged that sew.
eIal suits were brought against the plaintiff and
his wife arrested all OF which adds TO the in
jury TO his feelings, Tor which damages are sought
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Townley. a letter-carrier while walking
i'll Chestnut-ave- yesterday morning, was attacked
by q rabd Spitz and severely bitten in the leg The
animal had previously bitten little girl and also
bow named Lyons. A man killed the dog with
clcaver. DIR. Pyle cauterzed Iownley's wound
James Reehil. of No. 1870 Morris-st.. who is be-
lieved TO be insane. was sent to the County Jail
yesterday morning to await examination i py the
are in destitute circumstances.
NEw-JERSEY.
HoBoKES-Tbe body Of an infant about ten days
old was found yesterday in Flrst-st. near the Wee
hawken branch OF the Erie Railroad. There were
that il had been strangled, aud an investigation
will be made.
PATEnsoN.-A we-dresSed girl. named Wright.
are fourteen. was aIraigned before the Recorder
Yesterday. She had been absent from home for two
days. and was found by Police Officer Phalon near
the canal with gang of young rdffans. She was
sent home 10 her parents who are respectable.
Yesterday afternoon n hfteen-year-old Lad. named
UNeil OF No. 60 Plum-st. was riding bareback on
a horse, when the animal took fright. The boy was
thrown of and the horse trampled on his face,
breaking both iawb0nss and INJECTING other inju-
ries ONie had hung 20 the horses neck for some
distance before he dropped from exhaustion.
Bernhardt Schmidt sued tho Paterson Turn Verein
for go, 600 damages for expelling him without
cause The defence was that Schmidt sandered the
officers OF the Veren. In the Pasaic County Courts
Yesterday averdict of 500 given for the plain
tiff.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HAvES.-Daniel Harons age ninety-two,
died nj his home on Monday OF old age. He was
resident for many years OF SunolkCounty and vet
eran of the War of 1872.
LONG ISLAND CTTY-A meeting OF the Board Of
Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon. Five bal
lot, were taken for n president without result.
There were three votes on each ballot Tor Alderman
Gleason and three for Alderman Rassiga. Only six
members Of the Board were present. An effort was
made TO confirm Alexander Moran as City Clerk,
but the temporary chairman refused to entertain
the motion.
Observation-Disclosures Green. age thirty-ive.
aborer employed In brick yard ut Graf Meadow.
applied Yesterday morning for mis- wages. which
were refused HIM. He refused to work longer un
less paid aud in the afternoon went 60 a pond near
by and drowned himself IN hole that had been cut
in the ice for the cattle 10 drink from.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEsTPIEID-There are over two dozen applicants
In Westiied for the position OF keeper OF the Red
Bank Lighthouse, Princes Bay.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PIAINs.-Justice j. O. Dykman of the
Supreme Court, issued mand1mus, directing
George T. Burlng, Of Harrison. 10 bond the town
for tho sun Of So, 900 10 defray the expenses of
oponing n new road between White Plains and Ryo
Lake. Mr. Burng stated ut q meeting OF the
Board Of Supervisors yesterday that It would be
inudicious 10 bond the town for the purpose IA
directed He asked the Board 10 favor an appeal
from tho action of Judge Dykman. The Board
adopted resolution consenting To an appeyl, on
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