New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-11

ing Bank in a body. Peter Il. Warner, president of
the North River Insurance Company and charles
Blrkhallin, vice president of the Broadway Bank
The mourners were the widow and her three chll-
dren. and a brother Of the dead man. The Key. ~;
Paxton conducted the srrVice'. The lntermeht VIII
take place at Greenwood to-day.
MARRIOTT AID MISS PEsETX MARRIED.
Henry James Marriott. who is confined IN the
Tombs on a charge of bringing stolen diamonds
INTO this state, taken yesterday brlore Justice
DOnOhuc in the Supreme Court on writ OF haDeas
corpus. The proceedings before Justice Donohuc
were adjourned until to-day. In the meantime MT
Marriott took advantage of his temporary liberty
and of the willingness of Mare Jean PeeeuX and OF
Justice Iarrcmorc, to wed Mis- PescuX. MIS-
Pescux was born in Bavaria and Is twenty years
old and very good looking. Nr. Marriott IL seven
years older and was born IN London.
ADVISED BY HIS COUNSEL NOT To RESIGN.
john ID. Townsend. az counsel for Randall
Rohers the clerk in the District ATTORNEYS office
who's" resignation was requested by Mt Mch'ol'
suspicion OF his having stolen the missing III
dlctmrntS against certain alleged gambler, has
sent letter 10 the District Attorney IN which he
SAYS that he has advised Mr. Roberts not 10 offer
his resi- gnatOn. In this letter he SAYS that lac be-
lievcs that Rohrrts' resignation j. required for The
purpose of shielding he real offender. lie further
saws that the place where the indictments are Kept
Is one 20 which many persons have access.
PROGRESS Al THE CASINO.
Work on the summer portion oi the CASINO bulid-
ing Is now being pushed forward With energy, anu
Rudolph Arou,on, the proey tor and manager OF
tina unique place of amusement. feels confident ol
open NJ ;hc new section OF the house carly ln June"
Thus far every entertainment offered at the Casino
has proven successful. During the summer months,
besides The performance OF some llght opcIritd IN
the theatre. which will he comfortably cooled.
promenade concerts are 10 be gwen on tho root OF
garden, On sunday evening MIes Lillian Russ"il
}. Levy aud Rudolph Aronson's fall orchestra VIII
appear.
Tho body of a mar was fouud in the water
at the foot of Gludson-aye.. yesterday. II was
nude.
Owing 10 breakdown IN the machinery in the
shoe Shop of the kings County Pcntrnuarv yesirr-
day, the couvictS had an uucXpccted holiday.
While Miss Lizzie McCalircy age twcuty-itc.'ls
Nl,suI-,t.. on Wednesday night she fell into fit,
from which she died m two hours
John Glass age thrty-cight. fell from window
in the fourth Story Of llaycmc,cr'- sugar refinery
in Sou il Imrd-,t. yesterday afternoon and was
instantly killed.
Christopher Ficslcr age five. who was reported as
missing rom his home. 40. SIriord-.t.. on We'd
ncsdav. was found yesterday near Calvary Conc
terry. lie sad that he passed the night on canal
boat.
Professor :. G. TAYLOR has rendered hi. re.igua-
ton of the princlPII,hip of tn" Adcphi Academy
at the request of the trustees. i SrXp.cted that
Dr. &C. Perkins, Of Phillip. Exeter Academy. vail
accept the place which has becn offered % hm.
Under a recent decision of the courts cX-Poiice
Commissioners Suttrr and Powell oi the town OF
Ncw-LOts. whose successors were appointed last
winter. claim 10 have been rcIn~tatcd iu office"
They met on Wednesday night. and Police Cap
tain E4rly would not report to them they suspend
ed hiu ard appointed Sergeant French acting ape
TAIN The police force decided 20 receive orders
only from Captain Early a. Commissioner Picker
ing, VINO was ~ the old Board and also In the new
one told them that the old Commissioners were not
legally rem>tatcd
4 letter was recently addressed by Tax Collector
Tanner 10 President Arthur. asking him 20 review
the Sunday-school children on the day of their
parade May %. the day before the Brdg Is opened.
In reply the Presidents secretary hss written that
If the President comes TO this city 20 attend the
Bn lgc opening il is doubtful whether h. WI
ton ~ Brooklyn, but If he should come early
enough and his engagements permit, u would give
hIuI great pleasure 10 review the parade.
NEWARK.
The body Of a man was found last evening i'm
the rasaalc River, underneath the Central Railroad
brcgc.
The late Mrs, +. W, M9orcs bequcathed $1,000 to
Emmanuel Reformed Church. In trust, TO found Il
scholarship III "A theological SEMINARY
The Bnreau of Associated Charities has requested
of the FicchOldrrs that comm tee To- appointed 10
consider the question OF employment Of prisoners IN
the pcuitentiaTy and county jail
Ex-Spcaker John Egan pleaded not guilty in the
courts r,t"rday TO the inHictncnt found against
him tor bribery, and gave bail IN HE sum OF -, 800
for his appearance from day TO day
The thrty-cght delegates from Ncw-Jcr,cy 70 the
lac Land League Convention IN Puladc!phia who
were several times reported lost during the sitting
of tLr conv ntiOn. have formed permanent organ.
iZatIOn and elected officers.
At the meeting Of the Board of Trade on Wedncs-
da. night discussion was held in which strong
exception was taken hv number of prominent
members to the support of high school and normal
school institutions III manuiaciurnG city where
not q single technical school has been established 10
train American boys 10 compcte with the foreign
skilled artisans imported bv manufacturers
LONG ISLAND
BAYsIpr-Two weeks ago Frederick Storm had
four valuable COWS bitten by Il mad doQ three of
I.ip var l4TcPTqted ltv
of tine animals showed signs of hydrophobia and |
Mr.. storm ordered the four to DE killed.
Fonr WnIITs PoIST.-Dcscrtions are of fre- |
qucnt occurrence and the garrison IL reduced from
200 to 100 men. The men complain that owing 10 |
the decrease IN the number of soldiers they arc
compelled to do double duty
UrMp>TFAD-A theatrical entertainment for the |
benefit of Miss Mary Smith. who accidentally |
ghot al Garden City some two months ago. was |
given at Liberty Hall on Wednesday evening and |
$500 realized.
JAMNCA.-The Shcrif's Jury met yesterday after |
noon 10 determine IS TO the sanity OF Mrs Phcbc !
Iitus a Quaker. age scventy-ninc, WHO lvcs at |
Wcstbury Queens County The jury found that |
her mind was impaired as 10 render her Incapl-
Bile of managing her affairs. The property Is worth
$40 800 and she has an additional income of $500 |
a year. She has seyen childlcn living.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Water Commissioners !
are engaged in an investigation of the bond ac- |
counts Of the department. IL has aIrcaiy been |
,sccrtaiucd that a number of bonds were sold byry.
Mayor De Bevo-e and that there is no record |
Williams purchased ilVe bonds from !
thc ex-NavOr for which he states that !
he paid ~ 800; hut there is nothing the book, !
Of The Board TO show for what the money was used.
Alderman =. j. Gleason. the chairman stated yes
tarclav that the committee were making IA thorough |
ANIMATION of the OK MAYORS accounts So far as ,
fhry related To the Wa or Department. 1t i, re-
Dorted that the criminal indictment pending against
* Mayor De BcvOise vii be pushed with the ut |
most vigor at the June term Of the Court OF over |
and Iermlner.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
IRvrvGToN-Mrs. Williams widow of the late
Johu f. Williams, president of the Metropolitan
Bank has sold her country seat for $50 600 to n |
resident of BROOKLYN.
TAKRYToWN. - Burglars on Wednesday night !
made unsuccessful attempts to enter tho houses of
Amos A. Clarke, General Alexander Hamilton, the |
Rev. MI Bates, {. q. stephens and Thomas H.
Purdy They were frightened OF by burglar |
alarms and watch dogs.
STATEN ISLAND.
RossuIII II -Samuel Mlnant hos Lc-. nn.r.d