New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
/ roNNuN1sT1C ovERcoAT MISSING.


Robert GTamer is looking for an overcoat WIN
$25 in it. He thinks that he ought to get IL pe,
it was the Joint PTGpery P o OF are eS a
who have been living together recently at No' %
Piyington-place. Gramer had an oyercoat ana
Hoffman hadnOne, but the former was phllanthIopic
and shared it with his companion. On alternate
days one of the would go out to look LOT WORK
with the overcoat on, the other staying in the
house Their mission Rroyed 6 ov S
ed The latter now thinks that communist, ~ ~
overcOatS is not good thing when IL Is one-sioeu'
THE MEDERKRANz TICKETS. :,
The tickets for the German Liederkranz ball,
which takes place at the Academy OF Music on cd
ruary Is, have Just been Issued lhey are nor 50
large and elaborate as in former years ono % tdeS
elaborateness. The engraving was done by me
Homer Lee Bank Note Comgany; AT the left OF the
card stands merry maS6ST a56 nS o5
in which are two feminine figures dancing WIN q
jolly Cupid At the top of the card the name OF the
society is printed on engraved back ground tnat
10 snn1orted bv conventional dOlphins' heads. The
rest Of the ticket is adorned with handsome letter
ing and with finely engraved monOgramS ot the So
ciety.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection OF torty-slx new Dulld-
ings were granted last week.
The Board of Audit, with no little reluctance has
decided to adopt the civil service rules III the APP
pOintment oil clerks.
Jeremiah T. johnson has resigned as superintendent
Of the lee Avenue Congregational Sunday school,
on account of the troubles in that church.
Thomas Kinsella, the Editor of The Eagle is stu
In n critical condition. and there are no signs OF
improvement. He fails to gain strength, from III
ability to assimilate nutrition.
While attending service i'll st. Patrick's Church,
at Kent and WillOughby aves, yesterday, Johh N NJ
Tsau n German, fell dead from heart disease. he
was sixty-eight years old and lived ut NO. a.
Spencer-st.
Jobn McCabe and John Carley, two lads thirteen
wears of age. living IN HamIton-aVc., We're % %Iouhd
in L.
Justice Bergen Yesterday suspended sentence ana
allowed their parents to take them home
Judge Clement IN the Special Term OF the the City
C0nTt Yesterday granted to Emma G. Wood a
decree of separation from her husband, William
Henry Wood. The pair have been married twenty
seven years and have had six children WOOD has
deserted his wife nVe Times auu uIu ho'
| to her support
John Andersen, Norwegian, OF No. $50 Atlantic
| ave n iourneyman tailor by trade, was swlndIeu
Of complete mp & oh6 s%T SsHn S nTga VINO
| passed on blm two 100 bills OF the ConIedelate
States of America. Nilsson escaped, and, 1t is SAID,
| went to Philadelphia
George Thompson, a colored man. eighty five
wears old was arrested while about to cross Cathe-
| Tlne Ferry Yesterday with door-mat under ms
arm, for which he could not account, ana justice
| Walsh sent him to the Penitentary for six months
| as a yaTant. Pop as he Is known 10 the police,
has the distinction of having been the FIRST con-
c to enter 1 1SRg e. ing FEW e naT bS seG confined
his talents exclusively to door mats.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-ChaTles Z. Birch yesterday
obtained writ of mandamus from Justice Dy ykman
recurring the County Judge TO show cause, before
| Justice Barnard at Poughkeepsie on February y
why he should not be compelled TO sign certificate
in favor of Birch for his services County Libra
| rian in January
STATEN ISLAND.
MIppLETowY.-Charer X. Taylor, Justice of the
Peace has resigned in consequence OF the decision
| of Tndge Brown of the Supreme Court that the
Constitutional provision resticting the age for eligi
bility TO hold judicial Office seventy years applies
| to Justices of the Peace.
! R1cuMoyD.-The Superintendent of the Poor OF
Richmond County has received communication
| from n man in Massachusetts, stating that an i'll
mate of the Richmond County Poor-house IS