New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
VIEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH 90 1883.

that he received was that betting wasl1egai naid
he demanded the return OF the money tnav .n5 Hon-
FOR the liquor and IL being ref9sed ne i,ce Conrt
nor 10 be summoned to the Yorkyille f0Ice LILLY VX
~ TU Tbsre The matter was amcaby settled
bv the return of the money and the presenla'ion
of the whiskey to Roundsman Muldoon'
,nARNUMs SIGHr PR9oE PROCESS g r parpum
The night parade of the combined I. !. Pa Gt
and London shows will take place on nea' among
other features several steam chaIlOts, Iii he
feet high and costing each $4,000. lnere WI 70
twelve kinds of music. 20 elephants, some IN nar
ness 33 chariots, Mother Goose wagon, ao I ~
Claus chariot 400 horses, 10 CRATES 81 Gan'e There
ostriches and 10 open dens OF vii animals. iihts
will be fireworks all along the llne calcium hgn's
and over 700 torches.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week. 269; births, 241; marriages.
Judge Moore yesterday allowed Kari Zwiiuolcr
to change his surname 10 fofer. 800
The Judgment in the suit of Miss Mary Alice
Almont Livingston against Henry Fleming Ior ~
breach of promise OF marriage amounting ,, -
$40, $50 Al, was entered in the County ClerKs
office yesterday
The members OF tho Willoughby Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church are making strong efforts
to induce the Rev. Miss ma Oliver to WITHDRAW
her recent resignation and remain with the CHURCH
II IL becomes Congregational.
The certificate of incorporation Of the Brooklyn
Union Publishing Company oil BROOKLYN was i 1ns
yesterday IN the office of the County clerk Inc
and DR.. A. J. G. Skene, and the capital STOCK IL
fixed at 100000.
COMPLAINT is made of the dangerous quality OF
the water Tor naphtha gas furnished by tne diton
Municipal Citizens, Peoples and Metropolitan
Gas Light Companies. 1t ~ said TO contain nearly
30 per cent of carbonic oIcde, and o small guam
tity In sleeping room would sunocate tne occu-
pants.
Company F. of the 47th Regiment, gave drill
and reception at the Fourth Street Armory last
night, which was thronged With Visitors HhS al; ~
the attractions OF the occasion was bicycle ann
by the Kings County Wheelmen, fifty OF whom
were present They went through some very pretty
movements to the music of the regmental band.
Nine truck-drivers were arraigned before Justice
Walsh YESTERDAY, charged with beating and causing
the death of Michael Malone, age twenty-four. OF
No. l 10 Columbia-st.. who died on Sunday. IL was
charged that he men had fight In tqrman.st, oa
Marcel 10. AS there was no positive evidence
against the prisoners, they were released
The trial of a sult brought by A. A; Low and
Others against Charles Is. Kendall and John l..
TAYLOR 10 recover 1913, 056 for 2,33O bales OF )ute
sold to them on sixty days credit was begun IN the
City Court before Judge Reyno. liz yesterday AIter
the goods were delivered the firm failed; ~ IS
alleged that there was conspiracy 10 deiIa 5n
the plaintiffs. Inc defendants mako u Behcl"i "e
NAL.
JERSEY CITY.
Freddie" Coe, age nine years was taken to Po-
lice Headquarters last night by j. IL. Church, 10
whom he had been turned over by an engineer on
the Northern Railroad The boy says that he lives
in Albany. aud that he left hone IN the morning.
He and some other boys got on gravel Tram on
the West Shore Railroad, and he says that the other
boys jumped off, but lie was afraid. When he
reao he'd Japan man put him on n Northern RAIL
roal train which BROUGHT him tOJcrsey CITY. Chef
Of Police Murphy teiegmphed to the boy parents
NEW-JERSEY.
PATrRsoN-A number of boys and young men
were amusing themselves on Sunday by pistol prac-
tice IN Jrrseyst near Market, using an old boiler
n, n target when bullet fired by William Coates
struck an Italian woman, Maria Marcsca the wife
of Plsquale CouslylIp, living ~ No. % Jcrsey-st.
The " oman was leaning out Of the window and the
ball struck her ia the chm and lodged against the
law on the opposite side, intlctug painful but
not dangerous wound. II was extracted. Coat es
fled when he saw the mischief thlt he had done.
Yesterday his father took him 70 the police station.
The Young mAn was not held. no one appearing
against INN.
STATEN ISLAND.
SrApLrTov-Tbc property on the fats recently
purchased bv Supervisor George Bcchte for 500 600
Is To he improved. Large stOrrLOuseS are 10 be
built Two large wharycs extending 600 ie"t into
the hay are also To bc built Mr. Bcchtel says that
he VIII cxpcnd about 100000 on tho improve
monts.
SAILORS SNUG HARBOR.-Nilliam Bates, the
blind "a Tor. SKY years Cd, who attempted to
commit suicide ~ The Sailors Snug Ilarbor on Fri
day morning was still living Yesterday. and viii
trubably recover. Tie Old man had been suffering