New-York tribune., 1884-02-19

n sc SUIT of ~ tbe foilere of the City Of Now-YOrk
| before the Primary Teachers Association ol Ncw-
York Nearly 100 Young wSmeR g.ctol to learn m bow
| 70 snend n simmer in Europe for $225. Professor
Scott told them also how he learned the streets and
all the prominent buildings in Rome, florence anu
Venice by the study of maps, histories and guide
books and urged his hearers to utilize thelr spare
moments in This way. A number of engravlngs
were used to illustrate his walk about Kome."
SENTENCED FOR FORGERY.
Joseph Kennel. of No. 10 Birmingham-st, was
bondslnan for John Royal whowas charged IN 70
lice Justice Whites Court last August with VIOLA
owned valuable piece of estate at No. 436 East
One-hnndrcd- and -fourccnth-st He gave the name
of Jacob Kuhn, and signed that name to the BOND
George Kuhn, of Fir st-aye. and Sixty-seventh-st
who owns the property in observation-disclosures
teenth-st heard that he was being personated by
Kennel and caused the latters arrest. The pris-
oner pleaded guilty yesterday to charge of per-
Jury and was sentenced by Recorder Smyth to five
years and SIX months i'll the State Prison.
SECOND TRIAL OF EMIL HoLLENDER.
The second trial of Emil Hollender for the muir
der of Frank Rademacher, in front OF No. l32
Franklin-st, in June last was begun yesterday be-
fore Justice Barrett and jury in the court OF Oyer
and Terminer Hollender, who is a German, hfty-
| four years old and in poor health, was struck by
Rademacher III the face; his assal liant, powerful
man. was about to follow up the blow, the prisoner
saws wheI Hollendcr drew pistol and shot him.
infiicting fatal wound. Hollender testified yes
erday that he carried the pistol III order to protect
his money which he took home from his place OF
business. He said he feared great bodily INJURY at
the time. Several witnesses testified to the prls-
! oners good character.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 24s; births, 22.ti marriages.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians has resolved to
parade on st. Patrick's Day.
Resolutions to the memory of the late Thomas
Kinsella were adopted by the Board OF Aldermen
yesterday.
The anniversary of Robert Emmet's birthday on
March 4 will be observed by the Emmett uuards at
Atlantic and Clinton SITS.
| Katie Mnrtha age three died yesterday at No.
| 1886 Third-st., f. d.. from burns received whlie
| playing with matches.
The cable towing rope on the Bridge was - re-
spliced on Sunday, as it had stretched lo2 rect
| since the running OF cars began
The Rev. w. H. Morgan, who was recently called
| from WhitestOne. L. l., to Holy Trinity Chapel IN
Duffield-st., preached his opening sermon IN his
new parish on sunday.
| Ex-Governor BENJAMIN F. Butler, wearing full
blown rose in his buttonhOle, was the cyn0sure OF
all eyes yesterday i'll the Supreme Court, where ne
appeared one of the attorneys IN suit before
| Judge Cullen.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday granted the use
of its chamber to the Grand Army, of the Republic
for meeting on Saturday to AID tho soldiers or or
| the Confederate army IN establishing nome Ior
| their disabled comrades.
1t is now thought that the Bedford Avenue Re-
formed Church, which recently failed to get the
Rev Dr. Joseph T. Durysa, Of Boston, as its pastor
will call the Rev. Dr. A. f. kttredge pastor OF the
| largest Presbyterian Church i'll Chicago.
The autopsy held yesterday under the direction
of Coroner Hesse upon the body of Mrs. FRANCES
| 2O3 Penn-st., after her daughter Della had gone
away with her former employers, showed that
death occurred from failure of the heart supern-
duced by great mental excitement.
| The reports of the Commissioners appointed to
appraise the damages TO the owners of property
crossed by the Staten Island kapid Transit Ran"
road between Vanderbilt Landing and Arrlctta-st,
in Tompknsville, were filed yesterday. The award
makes the amount for the entire right OF way, for
double track, $41, ,ool O4.
When the new building Of the Children's Aid
Society was completed and opened few weeks
ago. it was announced that the building had been
fully paid for. There remained, however, dept or
40, 600 the furniture and equipments, which the
managers of the Society are anxious to meet
Superintendent Douglas has received from benev-
olent lady offer to pay $1,000 OF this debt II an
| equal sum is first secured from others, and Mr.
Douglas hopes that the amount thus needed VIII he
subscribed by some of those interested III the work
| OF the society.
JERSEY CITY.
The question of the sentence of DR.. Peacock
which was to have been decided yesterday morning
| by Judge McGill, has been again postponed, Dr.
| PeacOcks lawyers having appeared Ill Court with
doctors certificate that their client was too Ill TO
| be present.
NEW-JERsEY.
BLOoMFIEID.-A loan collection, to consist of the
relics of bloomington in the Olden time, will he ex
hbed at the fair of the Fire Association which
! will be held on Friday and Saturday.
Eva Ferguson, age seventeen, was arrested last
week in "A shanty IN henderson street. Nhen sue
was aTraigned in the Police Court she told Judge
| Stilsing story about her father being dead and
her mother sick in hospital, and said That she was
induced TO go 20 the slanty by girl who offered to
! befriend hcF. Her story was believed and Chief
I of Police Murphy gave her money TO pay her fare
to Elizabeth, where she said she had an aunt. Yes
! terday morning, in disTeputable house III Mon
| month ST. she was found playing piano. She
was sent to the Pententiary for three months.
F.H.F. Macdonald, who caused the arrest of ].
B. Smith for stealing a suit of old clothes. was held
| =, al tor1a ms
| ing on a charge of false imprisonment preferred
! by Smith Chief Murphy has received letter
| from Justice BOdine, of Trenton, who says that
Macdonald admitted to HIM that smith did not steal
| the clothes, but that he made the charge through
! fear that Smith would injure his wife.
Charles Gunther, prisoner, who was being con
Quoted from the county Jail yesterday morning to
| the court to be tried charge OF entering and
| larceny, broke away from Constable Feency, who
! had him on charge, and ran down Newark-ave
The constable tried to shoot him, but his revolver
missed fire. The fugitive was captured after a
sharp chase and III being arraigned III court pleaded
! guilty. The Court having received information
| that he was compelled 10 leave Portsmouth, \. H..
by the authorities, lie was sentnced to twoyears III
| the State Prison.
| WEST HoBoKEN-Eugene OsmOnd, a young man,
| who said that he lived in New York, on Saturday
evening made tour of the beer shops looking for
Frank Walters. He finally met Walters coming
| out of a plumbing shop i'll COrtlandt-st, where
| he is employed, and drawing a revolver, hred at
| him. Walters fled, and OsmOnd fired two more
shots at hum without eeGf dne il nugItVe GU GiSip
rcf the Monastery subsequently Osmond called on
| Justice OlInsead and asked for warrant for the
arrest of Walters lie explained that his sister had
been betrayed by Walters under promise of mar
rage The Justice could not grant a warrant, as
the alleged crime was committed in New-York.
LONG ISLAND.
| FAR ROCKAwAY-rhe building Of new Roman
Catholic Church has been begun at Clark-ave. aud
Catherine-st The cost Of the church is to be 500,
OO0......A three-storied dwelling is building op-
| p0site the home of Judge DOnohue at NOrtOn-st
and the Rockaway turnpike. 1t Is the property Of
| Z. Doard
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the wTeckage of the
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