New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-03


BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 263; marriages, ls7; births
le3
A suit has been eeeun by William A: Sullivan
against w W. Snite "a asam o. s ecr ~. Srasr
ing of hIs jaw hy the dentist while pulling soosn
Frsncis Burke. an ey-rnembsr OF the BOARD on
Educstion, died at his homo, No. DID MannAitzE.
business was that of . druggist. Mayor hunter ap-
pointed him member Of the Board Of bducatlon,
end Mayor Howell rcappointed him.
Tn. Tomps7ns Avenue Congregational Church has
called q council Of other churches Of the denomins-
ton to install pastor the Rev George r fente-
cost, formerly BAPTIST Clergyman VINO mas mas
preached IN the church for nearly three years 1hs
council vii be held on May 5
Daniel Cronin ane Mrs Mary Cronin his wife,
were before Justice Nsshsr yesterday ior drsturone
the religious services ID St Ceciliss Roman patn-
Ollie Church on Sunday. The complaint mace py
the Rev Father Mccarthy sst forth that Mr.. Cronin
said id harD and Mrs CrOnIn fwore anu
cursed The case war adjourned.
JERSEY CITY.
A carriage in which were seated Freebolder Stein
brenner and four women was struck by ID trle
Railroad locomotive AZ The county road crossing 81
Secancnf on June %, and oOmpeteiy wreckeo.
Two Of the women were killed and the 0tner Two
and Freeholdsr Stainbrenner 80 badly injured
weeks julia Eypper, one Of the injured w0rnen
fnOn sfter her recovery instituted suit tOi SotoV
damages against the RAILROAD company. II Nht
begun several DAYS ago IN the Hudson County CrT-
cut Court and ended yesterday IL verdict 1Or the
plaintiff f0r - 800.
NEW JERSEY.
HOBOKEN.--Martin Muller Young German en-
plOyed IL Henry BOrmau's grocery, 81 No. - JET
isrsOD-st., haf been missing since Thursday last
Three weeks ago ne received $3.50 from relatives IN
Germany and placed II on deposit IN New 1Ork
bank. On Wednesday night he tod ms employer
thai he intended 10 purchase the grocery business
i NJ Fr.lprlcE Haurz " eela ken. and 1nurE-
DAY morning lac SAID that he was going 10 get hh
money. Since theD he has not been seen. and ar he
has not beer al Bantzs place II II feared that ne
has met with foul play. The pOllee authorities are
investigating thelcase-
PATERsOX-hn aged lady. Mrs CathRrine Van
Ness OF No 81 Natsr-B., Out OF pity took INTO her
I house lew months ago homeless man EDWARD
! ONeill, who had once been comtortaDly situated
B but since ms wIfss death had ruined himaeE by
! dissiDGti0n. On Tuesday Of tins week OAeiu
opened trunk II the house, and taking $50 II
money, two gold watches, q god chain and some
papers, al belonging 10 hIs benetactor. dec&uped
with them. Mira. Van Ness did not report bei loss
10 the police until ONsl had haa time 10 get far
out Of town. Up 10 hast night he had not been
found or heard from. William l. Forbes VINO
was held on 3 charge o. csuslne tne injuries wnlcn
resulted II William kImiin's death, hss been dis
charged. tine Grand Jury having found n0 indic'-
menI against HIM.
LONG ISLAND
sETAUKET.-Henry Gerard, al old resident Of
ths village, LETT ms home on sunday afternoon 10
VISIT q neIghbOr. Lgte on SUNDAY evening ne was
aeen walking along the Toad nsar Shutdown
Brunch. Since tnen ms family have found 40 trace
%. HIM. lie seventy year. VI age. and
HlIghUly demeutsG, ano II n feared tnaf lac lah WaI-
deTed into the wuOds anu there persisted tYom ex-
posure.
LONG ISLAND CrTY.-MRyOr Petry presented re
pOrt al y meeting 81 the v ateT lSOarG yesterday NJ
fernoOn, which he stated that SINCE ex Mayor
Iie BcvOise mad boon te County jan lac mao It
turned twenty three water bonds. There BTp tel
bonds Of $500 each unaccOuuted FOR. resolution
was passed fuI the appointment o. committees "a
invests gate the entire bond account ~ Ghe depart
meut from its inception. Mr.. Gleason was ap-
pointed chairman of the COMMUNICATIONS !.
PAYNE was appointed Corporation Counsel yesteI-
daY IL place o. j. Ralph burno5t, whD handed hs
resignation 10 Mayor Peiry late OIL Tuesday even
! lus.
STATEN ISLAND.
Pom RICHMOSD.-The Rev. J. J. Muir, Of the
ParE BAPTIST CnurUh. will III ~ Philadelphia 10 as-
sume charge Oi the kOTsh baptlst Church there.
His congregation has rendered MN . farewell Tt
cggtIOl.