New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-19
wrsTCUEsTER COUNTY


Wurrr Pr NVs-CharIcs ". Rowland, Of Yonkcrs,
indicted for assault in the first degree IN snoring
and severely wOunding James Mooney win Snot-
pun was arraigned in the Court or Sessions yesteT
dav His counsel moved that plea OF Vnllty III
the third degree should he received, since ne was
simply guilty of great carelcssness and his irlends
had Maid the complainant 1900 and all expenses. The
court accepted plea of guilty OF an assanlt IN the
second degree and lined Rowland go, which was
paid.
SING Saskatchewan Prowiztowahay was arrested
Yesterday bv Constable Kopp on the complaint OF
Joseph Ilockawicki who charges him with stealing
a satche containing jewelry worth $500 III Fhlla-
delpha. He was taken to the White Plans jan 10
await requistiOn from the Governor OF fennsyl-
vania
NEw-RocHErLE.-Charles II. Clarke George
Cristy and Frank Neway were arrested on Monday
evening on suspicion of having broken into the
store of Miller IL Lambden and stolen small
amount of money. Jacob Carpenter visited the
drug store of Mr.. COntant on Monday evening
with prescription. While waiting for the meil-
cine he fell from the chair and died instantly.
Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause
of his death.
TARRyrowN.-WillIam A. Beach, who had been
engaged as counsel in case now on trlai before
Judge DyEman at White Plains in consequence OF
line S. arising from heart disease mas oeeh repre-
MOUNT VERNON.-On Sunday morning pane OF
glass in the show window of Jarvis d Son, level
lers valued at $50, was broken by young HAIL.
who struck it with his fist.
YoNKFPs William 5. Archer, of New-fork, has
purchased the Peabody House and grounds TOT
$4,000. The buildings viii be removed a. s1l ond
cut from PalIsade-ave to broadway, ana the laho
laid ont in building lots.
ALONG THE SOUND.
BRIDGEPORT disappearance of the Rev.
John Lyon, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer,
is still the subject of conversation. Postmaster
Knowon inaT en mo to Never
York TO join Mr.. Knowlton in the search Mrs.
Lyon is a nece of ?. I. Barnum.; pr. Gus
room at the Atlantic Hotel yesterday morning.
The doctor had probably lain down to take anap
when he was seized with apoplexy. Coroner HOlt
He was unable to say what its contents had Deeh.
DR.. OhnesOrg had large practice, and taught
Miss Antena Robinson, and son, age eleven 49,,
John ID. Candee Editor of The Standard, on Monday
evening spoke in Association Hall On Mormon
ISM"
CHANGES IN THE CITY COLLEGE RULES.
The Trustees of the College Of the City of New
York listened Yesterday to the reports of Their Ex
ecutive Committee. The following resolution
adopted by the Faculty on February u, was In
cluded in the report:
Resolred That at annual examination for ad7
receive less than so each OF three subjects less
In arithmetic than 30 per cent III
history, geography or drawing, shall be rejected
The committee has taken no action'0n the res0ln-
ton. A transfer of 81 900 was made yesterday
from the amount set aside for current expenses to
the salary item. Mr.. Belden said that at the next
meeting of the Board he should offer an ainendment
to the bylaws modifying the system OF marking and
the publication of marks 10 TRIBUNE reporter
Mr. Belden said:
do not knox that any change will be made in the
marking system But it does not seem wise to Keep as
close watch OF the senior class rs we do or the lower
classes horse that is hg-checked all the time Will
stumble the moment the rein is slackened. think the
young soon to enter business onght TO he allowed
more freedom In regard to the wide publications or
marks think injustice is apt to be done many stu
dents We can't say for Instance. that b has a lower
mark than because his mother ILL., or because he
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causes.