New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-27

found by her mother on Monday 81 .ne no"j1
After expressing her regret for leaving
home Miss Minnie was permitted by ner
mother to remain with Mrs. Bodle, nes ,a ada1
4 Mrs. Riker said to TRIBUNE reporter YESTERDAY
that the only reason her daughter gave tor iestil
home was her dislike for school life she weht III, IL
to MOnoar n IRON Ro TINS With her aunt
| ever since She told Mrs. Bode that her motner
knew of her being in Montclair, and IN that manner
| explained her visit.
| BROOKLYN.
The body of aman about thirty-fve years OF age
| was picked up in Buttermilk Channel yesterday
| The public schools closed on Friday for the sum
mer vacation. The teachers will be PAID 1or tnis
month Saturday, and many VIII alsorecelVo 'noAA
| lOng-withheld back pay.
sixty-one lots on the Coney Island Boulevard,
whose owners were unable or unwin to pay tpelr
assessments, were sold yesterday at pubic allctot
and brought $240OO, little more than tne ainoun'
| of the assessments
| The three pupils standing highest In the recent
| examinations of the graduating class ID tne
School No. 3, 90 40 per cent; Miss Nina X: Gran
| DALI daughter of II. s. Crandal, of School NO. II,
95 9-1O aud Miss Sarah Grapes, SO $40. over
| 500 pupils were examined. sister OF MISS Gran
dali stood highest in last years examinations.
Aconvention Of the Catholic Young Mems National
Union consisting of 200 delegates from all parts Oh
the country. will be held in Brooklyn; at Hayeriys
| Theatre, to-day The aggregate membership OF the
| Union is $4,000. Addresses will be made by Bishop
| Loughlin, Senator Herman and Others. The con-
!
services at the Cathedral from $50 to IL o'clock.
Alonzo Wood, an inmate of the Morristown On:
| j. Lunatic Asylum was taken to Brooklyn last
week to testify III case involving the ute 10 GER
| tain property He had been at the asylum fourteen
| months He was lodged at the house of his brother,
| Lorenzo ID. c. Wood, No. 1069 DeKalb-aye:; ana
confined in an upper !. om Despite iae vIgianst
| last accounts he was reported wandering ABOUT
| Long Island.
The body of the man killed by a Rockaway train
| at Glendale Sunday is still at the Morgue. yes
| terday handsomely dressed woman visited that
place and to Keeper Mcguire gave an exact deScrlp,
| ton of the body. Sac was shown the body and
gazed at il some time without saying anything Dut
| nervousy tapping the marble floor with her 1oot.
She suddenly turned and walked RAPIDLY 70 the
door and then asked the shortest way to the Twen-
| ty-thrd Street Ferry and said she would send some
one over to identity the body. No one bad appeared
however, up to a late hour last night.
multitude Of the "chosen people" and many
| Gentiles assembled at Stuyvesant-aye. and Nc
DonOughs ST. yesterday to witness the laying OF the
| corner stone of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum hayor
F, Low, United States District-Attorney Tenney,
| Darwin r. James and Herr Lasker were among those
present The Rev. DIR. l.. Wintner made the opening
prayer handsome silver trowel, the gift OF tho
| builder, N. Maurer presented to President
| Ernst Nathan, Moses May making the presentation
| speech. The corner stone, containing the usual
collection OF daily papers COINS. records oil the ips
tuition. etc. was then duly laid. President Nathan,
Mayor Low, Mr. Tenney and CONGRESSMAN James
made addresses
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
| WHITE PIAINs.-Nicholas Herring was found yes
terday morning lying on the railroad track seriously
OF the night freIg ht trains. The physician VINO was
called believes that his head must have been on the
rail.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-The Baptist Church, at meeting on
Monday night, expelled Peter Oberg. prominent
wholesale grocer for giving information 10 news
papers prejudicia TO the reputation OF tue pastor
SOUTH ORANGE.-The Rev John +. Dowd; for a
| Of vi
lege, has resigned his position on account Oh III
and Bishop NIECE Sf A. has has s ae
| cessor Father Marshall has heretofore Deen the
treasurer and professor OF eOcuton &C the college,
JERSEY CITY.
| A. Janno. age Twenty-Five, of Antwerp, a sailor
| on the steamer Nederand lying at the loot OF
Grand ST., fell from gang-plank at late hour Oh
Monday night aud was drowned
William Warmer, age twenty-five, dropped dead
of heart disease yesterday afternoon IN 'front.' OF ms
| home IN Henry-st. He was on his way 70 see q
| doctor but fell on the sidewalk and was dead De-
fore assistance reached him.
Alfred T. Bridgeman clerk employed in Taylors
Hotel was arragned before Judge Davis ID the
charge of enlightenment. lie is accused by George
dc Revere the proprietor Of the hotel OF having
| was remanded for further examination.
John Halliard. the ex-presdent of the Mechanics
and LaborerS Bank whose sentence OF eighteen
months in state Prison for wrecking the bank was
recently affirmed by the Supreme Court, arrived in
the city yesterday. AS soon as he has completed
some business arrangements. he will start for Iren-
ton to JOIN Brce Shaw, Beach and the numerous
| other bank officials now In state Prison.
LONG ISLAND.
| UIcKsyIIIF-The summer exhibition of the Oys-
ter Bay Agricultural Society opened yesterday, and
will close this evening.
JAMAIcA-John Dotzin, a colored lad age eleven,
| was kicked in the abdomen by vicious horse on
| Sunday afternoon, and died from his injuries on
Monday night.
LONG ISLAND CIrY-An old mail pouch was re-
Gently found by the postal authorities contal ing a
package of letters winch had evidently been posted
| years ago. One OF the letters. dated October 70,
1873 Which was addressed by Mailer, Fisher IL Co.,
leather dealers. of Murray and Warren sts., New
| York TO Messrs Farnham IL Edwards, OF Amagan-
sctt, L. l., contains check for S2O7 4e.
BABYION.-The Association for the Protection of
Fish IN Great South BAY caused the arrest of five
'ay-nettersn last week. Two of the offenders
were punished with thirty days imprisonment and
the others wero fined $50 each. Other hy-net hsh-
ermen have suspended operations for the present.
at least and the result Is that the bay aDounds III
bluefsh Many boats have taken upward OF hun,
drod Dish each u single days wT b a aag seVe an
stantly patrolled by the deputy sherlns employed
by tho association and is the intention to enforce
the law vigorously The fishermen who were ar
presence of the Sheriff after being warned that they
would be arrested if they did so.
STATEN ISLAND.
PRINCES BAY.-Charles Opperman who left his
family two weeks ago, has not been seen OF heard
from since.
RICHMoND.-The Police Commissioners of Rich
mond County yesterday appointed Acting Sergeant
Young drillmast of the force, and the officers
will hereafter be regularly drilled In military,
parade and other manGuvres
SrAPLEroN.-Charles Noble, livery stable pro-
pTietor met with singular accident yesterday;
He was driving large coach on the klcnInoh "a
Road when large oak tree suddenly fell across the
street. striking the coach and converting 1t into
mass of splinters and twisted iron. Mr.. Noble was
struck by branch and one leg was crushed so that
amputation was necessary.
| ToMPKINsvIILE.-At the Government lighthouse
| station Yesterday a reception was given by Captain
| George Brown u. S. N, the officer in charge OF the
department, to Captain George Dewey, U: ). NJ, a
| former incumbent III the commanding position, VINO
has recently returned from command OF the United
Cto,os M war vessel Juniata on account of sick