New-York tribune., 1884-01-25

baccO He seized the man and turned him over to
5 BE- ad I BEEN poSbsJ o
he had IN his pocket. In the T0mbs Police Court
the man said that he was Julius Kempner, OF No.
ls4 East Seve4th-st., and he was committed for
poeket-picking at the Cnstom House recently.
REMOVING MUD WITH COLOGNE.
l.. plain appearing woman Mas leading poodle
trucks FLASHED half-pint ofmud on the pets back.
For an instant the woman looked stemly at the
Laughing driver and then gently lifted the poodle In
her arms. Several persons stopped to see what she
would do next. Taking beautiful silk handkerchief
from one pocket and bottle of cologne from an
other she brushed off the mud and then carefully
washed the animals back with the cologne.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF ST. AGNES PARISH
The feast of st. Agnes will be celebrated on Sun
day in tho church at Forty-third-st and Lexing-
tenth anniversary of the founding of the parish of
St,Agnes by the Rev. II. G. Macdowall The services
will be participated in by, Archbishop Corrlgan,
Bishop Watterson. of Columbus Bishop Wigger, OF
Newark, Bishops COnroy and Loughlin, Monsignors
Quinn, DOane, Preston, Seton, and the Rev. j. A.
Bradley, s. j. mass by Signor Mario will be sung
HELPING WORKING GIRLS.
Mrs. j. Minerva Judge the treasurer and super
intendent of the Working WOmen's Society for the
Relief of the Sick, gave a reception TO fifty young
girls at her house. No. 141 East Sixteenth;st, last
which had been accomplished by the society, said:
More than 500 girls have been helped by US in
the past twelve months The most .S OF them d1 are
goods establishments Of the city during the day,
and have no chance of obtaining knowledge OF
What we need is moro room. If somebody would
only advance the money to give us better accommo-
dations, am sure that we should be able to reach
twice as many girls"
BROOKLYN.
The new City Clerk, John J. Stanley, took the
oath of office yesterday.
II IS proposed have four Coroners instead of two
In Kings County.
Crowell d. Hadden has been elected president Of
tho Long Island Bank, tosucceed James l.. Morgan.
limited divorce on the ground of abuse was
granted Mrs. Della Brazil yesterday from w. Z.
Brazil.
The marriage of Minnie r. and Charles F. Dow
lev which was brought about by the girls uncle at
tho muzzle of pistol, was annulled yesterday.
The Supervisors Committee County Farms
wishes TO expend 800 900 for farm of 900 acres
on Long Island, whore the poor and insane county
wards can be cared for.
The jury disagreed yesterday in the suit Of Will
liam Luckert. a sailor, TO recover $4,000 "a dam
ages from John Zittlosen and Others, owners OF the
brig Sarah e. Kennedy, on which Luckert's feet
We're frozen in 1880, while the captain kept him on
deck.
A curtain in a room on the third floor Of ex-
Congressman S. B. Chitendens house, No. lS Pierre
pOnt-st came in contact last evening with gas-jet
that had just been lighted small fire ensued,
causing damage amounting to 5000.
The third annual reception OF the Kings County
Wheemen was held at KnickerbOcker Hall last
night. Several visiting clubs from New-YOrk and
vicinity were present. The wheelmen gave an ex-
hibitOn drill The drill was followed by dancing
which was continued until O'clock in the morning.
William Callow, age eighty-one, of No. 227 West
Tenth-st., New-York, was found at Tompklns-ave.
ana an5 az All f s 13T tbroS Cb b Ssd igg
hlcted with pen-knife. He is believed TO be out
of his right mind.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna T.. Carroll, widow of
the Rev, DR. Daniel l., Carroll and mother of the
Rev. j. Halstead Carroll who died last week In
saltwater, Minn took place yesterday in the First
Presbyterian Church in HenTy-st. The Rev. 9. g.
Hall preached the sermon. The burial was In
JERSEY CITY.
Frank B. Dell, of Ithaca, New-York, before Judge
Stilsing yesterday was charged with grand larceny
right name is Potter, lived in Ithaca, and, although
a married man. became intimate WI Mrs Julia
Lewis, the wife of Elias Lewis. About a month
ago Potter left Ithaca and came to jersey City.
Mrs. Lewis followed him three days ago, bring
ing with her a, sewing machine. some
informed the authorities and Potter was arrested
on Wednesday night. Mrs. Lewis testified that
Potter had nothing to do with her leaving, home,
and that the money, sewing machine and other
things which she brought with her were her own.
The proof being conclusive that Potter was in
Jersey City month before Mrs. Lew1sarrlved with
the alleged stolen articles, he was discharged,
Before the failure of the Mechanics and Laborers
Saving Bank and the State Insurance Company john
Hallard, who was president OF both, lent $4,000
of the insurance cOInpanys funds to the bank. At
the time the bank failed it had repaid $4,000 of
the loan. When the insurance company failed and
was placed in the hands of +. F. G. Young as re-
ceiver he began suit to recover the amount of the
banks g 2 5ne & company nee s yHn Te
Fleet deciding that the officers of the bank acted
agents for the ,depostors, and borrowed the money
for their benetj and that therefore, the claim OF
the insurance company is preferred claim.
NEWARK
Iob, Ccbnaidor oCa siNtean who on Dacann har
% shot to death his brother Gustav, yesterday
pleaded guilty to manslaughter aud was remanded
for sentence.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Simon Rapylea suspected
of committing the assault on Mr.. and Mrs. Town
send of Oyster Bay, was discharged from custody
yesterday by Judge Barnard in the Queens County
Supreme Court.
Late on Wednesday night Thomas, alias
KID Ward, in the liquor store of William Hem
new. in Borden-ave., was struck by Thomas Qugy,
age So Ward knocked the old man down. Qugy
then ran across the street and returned shortly
with his two sons, 4" Mike and John. Mike"
struck Ward with a heavy iron bar and felled him
to the floor, and all then kicked and beat HIM until
he was nearly dead He was taken to st. Catharincs
hospital, Brooklyn, and Quigly was arrested. The
sons escaped.
South OYSTER BAY.-The house of s. W. Mans
field was entered by burglars yesterday morning.
Mr.. Mansfield was awakened, and getting up met
burly negro, W fled TO the dining-rOOm, jumped
through the window and ran. He vas tracked for
some distance by blood-stains on the snow.
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFroN.-The body of Albert C. Rupe son-in-
law of l.. II. Meyer, of Great South Beach, who
died last Friday, on Monday was taken to Washing
ton Penn, by his wife and Mr. Meyer to be crema-
ted in the Le MOyne crematory, in accordan with
a request made by him prior to his death. The
ashes will be deposited in the family vault in Oak
side Cemetery.
RICHMoYD.-The Republican General Committee
of Richmond County has elected the following
officers: Chairman, George S. ScOfeld, ir. vice
president, b. L. WarfOrd secretary, Walter Dubrow
treasurer A. G.. Metherfessel. The election for
town officers will take place on February -.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsON.-Thomas Kavanagh, telephone line
man, was arrested yesterday on charge Of ma
licous tampering with the wires of the New-YOrk
and New-Jersey Telephone Company. The COM