New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-21

on the buildings OF Harvey Peass. in Ainslie-st
near Tenta Doty e. McFarlan. Walworth-st and
pany. Nos 031 to 937 Flushing-aye.: Henry n;cH.
inson, Nos. 542 and 642'2 Gates-aye.
Three burglars were surprised by a Waterman.
john Leonard, cary yesterday, morning, while
attempting to force the safe IN Trademarks pick Ia
factory in Wallabont-st. He attempted 10 Five an
alarm, when one Of the men presented pistol az
Yesterday Henry Unax. homas Mckee a nUi H WAY
lam Callahan were arrested on the watchman's
description, and they were identified by him
JERSEY CITY.
Forty-six residents of Jersey City, among them
Alderman james Cannon. were arrested yesterday
for falling 10 remove snow from the sidewalks N
front OF their homes, In violation of city ordi-
nance Twelve of the prisoners were lined IS each.
anu the Others were discharged.
The stable OF Bernard Smith in Henderson-st.
WIS broken INTO on FRIDAY morning., and two cows
we're stolen; Yesterday Detective Doyle, who had
| slaughter-hOnss near the stable He ascerta,ne5
that the cows had been taken there and killed by
IN nG hs McAlsery butcher McAeery found
VIII have al examination on Monday.
NEW-JERSEY
PATERSON James Pigott denies that
the Salvation Army az body took any action to n-
stigatc two of It's "Hallclujah lasses" to bring q
| libel suit against the Rev. Charles Pectreau for
| having preached sermon denOunclng the Army
| Inc Lieutenant In published card says: GOD
bless those who perseoute us."..At the County
| Jail yesterday morning Warden Buckley liscoyy,
Il
cred an ingenious scheme of prisoner James Manu.
| to escape. Mann, who is confined on a charge OF
swnding by means OF forged check had exclted
the suspicious of the warden by his preference for
what is considered the weaker part of the fail
| and by bis inordinate demands for whitewash
which is allowed to the prisoners to keep their cells
| in good order. The warden discovered that Mann
| with a ease knife had removed the mortar from
three sides of large stone the outer wall of the
Jail and bad replaced 1t with paper covered over
| with whitewash. Mann was removed to an interior
cell. .-...Alred Green, one OF the gang of Morris
Canal pirates arrested few days ago, has been dis
covered 10 be OF the burglars who robbed q. &.
Ackerman's house at Pascack, Bergen County, last
October.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
CHESTER HILL-At meeting of the Chester Hin
Association discussion took place regard TO the
advlsabilty of having the place annexed to the vii
lage OF Mount Vernon. majority of the members
spoke fay0raby of the proposition. A committee,
consisting of Messrs. Crary, Studley aud Youmans
was appointed to consider the question and report
at subsequent meeting.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGH-oN.-Captain William Devoe, age
ninety-seyep, the oldest inmate of the Sailors Snug
Harbor, died on Friday.
STAPLEToN.-The late LOUIS Rauner left an es.
tate valued at $4,000, and made his widow his
sole heir
EDGEwATER.-A bill Is being prepared for new
charter for the village. 1t provides for division
of the village into five wards, with equal num-
Der of trustees; also for the appOn of clerk,
treasurer and street commissioner.