New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-11

box of ointment and barring his arm sn9Wea
| il was mass of sores and Dllsters, anu taUta of
the lad that he made II so by using .no u IN sim
the box He offered 10 put the boy arm W 81.
liar condition SO that he also might nipose and
public. and proposed that they t;Hse us i"g The
pretend to have been scaided while ~, tha morn.
bow refused 70 allow it, but rising In inc noa
inc he found mis- left arm full of oIis'ers ana coy
cred with rag saturated with nt the sun hei"'
was committed in default OF ol,ooo o"ii'
BROOKLYN.
,.,.,u., Eronc;, Early. of the Second Pre-
c;nct having passed tho best competitive eAah y.
alton among thirteen candidates. VIII to-hoiio" 10
appointed Sergeant
Er,nk I smith age eighteen of No 12s Portand-ave.
and Robert Watson, age nineteen vi nv; - 80
"Lnists were before Justice Massey yesterday cna
ed with burglary at several grocery SUIT, ,rv
nIeaded guilty and were neld ior the grahu JulF'
Job, Devoe was arrested by q Deputy -Sheriu on
an order by Judge Reynolds, in acton oiouss, ny
MARY Brown, of No 40 Cumberland-st. IoI Ply '1.
600 for betrayal under promise Oh niaiii'f' ~
was held in ST. 600 ball
Mrs Eleanor Johns took her life last night by
swallowing dose of Paris green at her home no;
446 Decatur-st. Her husband sald tnat sne , nsu
been Respondent on account of her danRhter, MOI
lie who ran away from home three weeks ago
The Memorial and Executive COmnlttee OF the
Grand Army of the Republic in Kings County last
night received a communication from Mayor Low,
stating that he would offer further opposition TO
the appropriation by the city of $500 for Decora-
ton Day purposes.
The Fete of Nations to raise funds for the Bar:
thodI Pedestal, VIII be neld IN mo hCduohy w
Music this week. 1t will be opened Tomorrow
night by the Rev. Dr. c. II. Hall and General A. Z.
Barnes There will be a full-dress reception on
Thursday evening and Military Night" on
Friday.
Fredlrna Priestly, a young married woman, OF
No l76 Park-ave., last night was reported 10 the
police as dying from criminal malpractice; De-
tective Ennis found that the woman had been
treated by Mrs. Mary Crow, of No. 10 Cook-St.
Mrs. Crow was arrested and fully Identified by the
young woman.
Permission 10 dig mp the streets of the Eastern
District to lay gas mains was yesterday refused
the Equity Gas Light Company by commissioner
Feeman. on advice of Corporation Counsel Taylor,
and orders were given to arrest any one attempting
it, The company will probably test its franchise
III the courts. 3,
Companies and d of the 23d Regiment yester-
day went t. oney Island. Company IL went 10
Jamaica. Assembling at the Armory IN fuH tatlgne
uniform, at 4:30, they We're marched toIo tho
Long Island depot at Flathush-ave. and took the
cas- TO Van Sclen-ave. from there they narcneu
IT, Pettt's hotel at Jamaica, where dinner. was
eaten. Company A. Captain Hart, took a IMP W
Prospect Park and had a skirmlsh drill.
black cot hat trimmed with six red roses
and "A long black feather. together with check
apron, were found Yesterday at the edge OF u1e
,orth Fifth-st. pier by Patrick Walsh, OF no. %
North Ffth-st. In the hat was scrap OF ram
margin but nearly Oblierated; 1t appeared 70 De:
INV father is dead or" Pm dead" aud was
sgned Mary" No clew to the mystery was oD-
tanned
Aunt Frul an old offender, was arrested by
Mounted Officer Humphrey for drunkenness. In
the court- room she became violent ana hurled a
package OF crackers into Justice >MasSeys tace.
She was sentenced TO ninety DAYS IN the Penlten-
tary. In he cell she broke the windows WIN heT
shoe ana when again brought out she cursed ana
abused the Magistrate, and was sentenced 10 ninety
DAYS more. A charge of assault on the MAGISTRATE
will be made against her before another justice.