New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-07
.,ru vopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY l. 1854

tects of the Madison Square Theatre Is nearly cont
! pleted and before April 1T Is hoped 10 nave IL
ready for dramatic performances. eot vSde The
stage opening being thirty feet VIDE anu 2I
tionate height. Every modern GO tho huIdn%
been included in the construction oil the ouiulns'
BROOKLYN.
| The snt of the Rev. Florence MCCARTHY, formerly
pastor of ST. Cecilia's Roman Catholic Churcn' AZ
North Henry and Herbert sts, to recover 20 VQV az
damages for SANDER from Michael anu DdouH ~
| CrOnin, who denounced him at pubnc seTVlcgis ~
| his church for his actions toward their daugntei
| has been withdrawn.
The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith will lecture this evening
! on "Pars.D in the Willoughby Avenue Reformed
! Presbyterian Church. The proceeds VIII NC useu
| for repairing the church.
City Clerk Stanley Yesterday appointed Michael
| Cummings Deputy City Clerk, to succeed soio"loh
| Gallinger The salary is $1,000
The receipts of the Brooklyn Tabernacle Tor inc
year ending February l. as reported by the treas
urer. Dr. II. c; Tucker. were $2g32l o. ana f 10
| balance on hand was S15i 30. The salary pau W
| Mr.. Talmage was $1,000.
Patrick Doyle, of No. 236 York-st. and John
Kelly one of his neghbors, were arrested Yesterday
| upon suspicion of r0bblng the store OF Mason q, ~
| 5000 on December 81, 1888. woman associate
| of the men gave information which led to thelr az
| rest. .
Police Commissioner Partridge met the police
captains at headauarteIs yesterday, and addressed
| n few words to them. Superintendent CampoeIl
was instructed to inform the members OF the force
| that Mr.. Partridge nau assumed the oIh0i"i ""N'
| of his new position
Mrs. William Miller, of Windsor Terrace,
suburb of Brooklyn, while passing the Ocean Ia ARK
way entrance of Prospect Park on her way 10 i,.o
| BUSH yesterday morning, was attacked by savage
| black dog which was in company WIN TWO pIhS5S
| ing farm wagons The dog bit her in the shoulder
| and legs and tore her clothes badly. Park po-
| liceman drove the animal off with his cluD. Inc
| owner of the dog is not known.
The Rev. George w. Brown, pastor of the ke-
formed Episcopal Church Of 20, the Atoaem me es
day afternoon and came to New-fork lie qua HoO
return and his disappearance was reported to me
| police Yesterday, however, he returned nome sale
and sound. lie had stayed all night at the house OF
a friend in New-York, and had neglected 10 SEND
word to his family that he would do so.
| Edward Keller, who is prisoner IN the nay
| mond Street JAIL awaiting examination upon Inc
charge of committing burglary Ill the store Oh FL
din b. Hayden. at No. 205 Fulton-st, IS suspected
of beng one of the burglars who robbed q lcWe1ny
property worth Ss 800 was taken. A witness from
that city has identified him one of the suspected
men seen there. Witnesses are to be sent IRON pr
| mihgham. Conn to soc if they can identify Keller
| as a masked robber who aided i'll a robbery In that
| town in December of last year.
LONG ISLAND.
MAspFTH.-John and Annie Cowhey, charged by
Coroner Robinson with poisoning Thomas ana ana
Kate Collyer, at Laurel Hill, were arTagned
before Justice Mcdonald yesterday. The examina-
| ton was adjourned for week.
SHELTER IsLAND.-James H. Tuthill, age eighty;
| in the barn of Joseph Treadwell, on Monday. HIS
throat was cut from ear to ear and q razor was
tightly grasped in his right hand The cause OF
his suicide is unknown.
STATEN ISLAND.
C11FTox.-George Martin, liquor dealer, and
time. Five weeks ago she left him, taking their
boy, age five and leaving with himl their two-year-
| old daughter in charge of Mrs Ellis, the house,
keeper On Tuesday night Mrs. Martin walked
into the house and throwing a cloak around the
girl carried her off. Mrs. Ellis followed scream
ing At the ferry Mrs. Martin was arrested on
charge of stealing the cloak, which belonged to
Mrs. Ellis's daughter. She was released by Justice
| Kullman.
JERSEY CITY.
Lyman Crissey, the juror who in the trial OF John
D. Harrington for conspiracy, took drink with
the defendant in q bar-rOOm, explained 70 tne
Court Yesterday that he did not know the defend
ant Judge McGil SAID that he c9nSlder9a sucn
man unfit to serve as a Juror, and lie discharged
Crssey for the term.
NEWARK.
The Newark Presbytery met yesterday in Wick.
life Street Church. The Rev. X. A. DAVIS, OF the
Fairfield PresbyteTy of South Carolina, was IN
yited TO SIT as corresponding member. lie ad.
dressed the Presbytery in reference to the needs OF
his colored congregation.
The veterinary surgeons of Essex, Hudson, Union
and other counties met on Tuesday and erected q
State organization, to be known as the Veterinary
Medical Association of New-jersey.
NEW-JERSEY.
FrIztBTTH-An unknown man, age about forty
five was sfrmck bv the east-bound Philadelphia ex.
press train yesterday morning near Linden and III
stantly killed.
PArERsoN.-All the rbbon-weavers of Dexter
Lambert & Co. who had been strike, returned tc
work yesterday at the old prices. william Hemp
stead charged with attempting to steaia team OF
horseJfrom the stables OF SD. Brownn the Court OF
Quarter Sessions. yesterday was aquitted. charge
OF conspiracy is to be made against the detectives
HoBoKEN.-The 9th Regiment is making arrange
ments to receive the bodies of Commander DeLona
and Jerome J. Collins with military hOnOrs on theil
Tinken las sent a communication TO the Common
Council urging that measures be taken TO compel
the Pennsylvania Railroad to pay local taxes on its
repair shops at the foot of Ferry-st. The assessed
valuation of the property is $250O0O.