New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-10

wempler. one of the guests with instructions 70
send $1O5 of it 10 Mira Wemplers mother. Mrs ::
Brown Of No. IA East ITeisn,s't - nJ LYON.
of the Mutual District Telegraph Company 20
deliver Mr. Lyon gave 1T to Nathan - fink s5s
ington place and sent him to deliver the envelope
TO Mrs Brown. The latter failed to receive II
Pinkcrton did not return. and the case WAS repo.su
Price arrested Pinkerton. In the Jefferson Msrkes
Court yesterday the prisoner said ne nad vlslseu
Baltimore Philadelphia and Middietown ~ c Si
pany with companion. Justice Gardner noio nnn
IN $500 for trial.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. H. b. Strodach has, been nsteitca -
pastor of the German Evangelical LucneranC nurcus
at South First and Ninth ste.
Deaths last week, 433 births. 1859; marriages,
20. The deaths were nearly double the usual num-
Der, largely owing to the heat.
Corporation Counsel Taylor says that the charter
of the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad tbrunl company
will not expire until November D. 1855
Mayor Low has vetoed the resolution OF tho boa,o
of Aldermen to hire No. 81 Willoughby-st. for the
use of the court now held in the basement OF 'ne
City Hall.
James f. Dawson against Mrs Margaret Dawson.
He is n prominent member of the Entire Nous 30
ciety, social organization on the Heights
The Board of Aldermen voted yesterday to re-
oure the Manhattan Beach Railroad Company 10
erect gates at all city street crossings not now pro-
tectcd.
The funeral of Charles Richard Marvin was held
yesterday at bis home, No. 81 Remsen-st. The SER
wees were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Cleveland,
Among those present were ex-Mayor John w. Hun
ter, Health Commissioner RAYMOND, A. o. bayns,
jr,, Dr. s. f. Spier and Charles Storrs.~ The burial
was In Greenwood.
The Board of Education of New-Lots had voted
to dismiss George A. North for twenty-nine years.
teacher in East New-Y0rk, aud to appoint Y. W.
Hamilton to succeed him as principal OF the Butler
Avenue School in that village. The matter is caus-
ing considerable agitation III the Town.
The contest over the will Of the late David N.
Chauncey, who died in an insane asylum in 1881,
bulk of bis estate of $500 900 is left to nephew
and the will is contested by other nephews and
some nieces on the ground OF undue influence
considerable amount of testimony was taken.
NEWARK
In the Quarter Sessions yesterday, John 7. Bax-
tor who elOped with young girl recently ana de-
serted his wife and children, convicted and sem
fenced to three months in the penitentiary. Mary
Hyland, the girl who eloped with Baxter. was
witness against him. She was not prosecuted.
John Mack of Bloomfield, was sentenced to ono
year in State Prison bv Judge McCart-r. yesterday,
for beating his WIFE, During the trial the wiie
short by the Judge who directed the assistant pros
ecutor to read the charge made by her.
WESTMINSTER.
UNIoNPoRT.-Charles d. JARVIS, the boy who was
stabbed on Friday by Lawrence VetmaD, age six
afternoon, although Dr. McDermot said that
there were some hopes of his recovery.
WEST WHITE PLAINs.-Isaac Van Wart, jr:, who
Marion, a farm hand, on Friday afternoon had
very restless night Sunday and fears were enter
sined yesterday morning that erysipelas might
ensue.
LONG ISLAND.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE-Moses Bedell. for several
years past local preacher OF the Methodist Epls-
copa Church, died suddenly at his home on Sunday
night On Sunday afternoon and evening he
preached at Bresau, returning horac by the late
train. When he got home he complained OF being
H. and, sitting down In . chair, died in few mo-
ments.
FAR RocKAwAY.-The body of Rebecca Adler,
who was drowned while bathing in the inlet ct Far
evening. Her body and that of her companion,
Matilda Landon, who was drowned at the same
to Bsy Of Sy
Beach, made complaint, yesterday before Justice |
Healey, that John and Bridget Moore servants in |
her house John and Bridget were arrested BY Oh.
,er Wright and their examination set down for |
Friday next.
STATEN ISLAND.
Fort WADswoRTa.-The body of man who had |
been IN good circumstances. was picked
dressed in fasbionably cut suit of diagonal cloth,
English walking shoes linen shirt, white under |
and gold cuff buttons. There were no |
,apers TO identity the man. who forty five years
I'D. The body had been in tho water about three |
weeks.
ToMPKINsvILLE.-The new torpedo-boat called /
he Destroyer, built by Ericsson, is lying at Tomp-
linsvile, and will proceed out TO to-day. when
ests will be made of the distance, accuracy and |
orce with which il is possible to shoot the destruc-
I've missiles through the water. A huge net will be
owered into the sea, which catches the torpedoes-
,lank ones being used-and by that means IL will |
10 learned how far the cannon on board from which
he torpedo is shot is capable of sending them.
STAPLEToN. - Professor Law, of the State
Board of Health, went TO Staten Island yesterday to
investigate the probable causes of the epidemic of
euro- pneumonia among the cattle In that vicinity
II company with one or two local veterinary sur
cons, Professor Law visited the districts where
he diseased cattle are and made Q careful examl-
alton of the stables aud places where the animals
Eere when attacked also examining into the |
iethods of quaranuning the sick cattle and their