New-York tribune., 1884-02-29

friends and relatives OF tho deau man a., rank NJ
served during the late war, attaining the sney TaH az
Sn,onai and he was commander OF Phil hesrney
post No : g. A T. Because Oi the runor VI '"i
eide Coroner Merkle Will hold an inquest
rur SINKING OF THE GLRN I-LAND.
m. oss.,,Ionf ~ Insnecfors received yesterday
ronnrt from Csnlain William IL. F0Ote OF tie tiuS 1lS
boat Glen Island in relation 10 inc ucJiut It CantoIn
nesday by which two hVes Were lo15, li,a,s Is
Foote saws that when he was opposite Dou,JI Do loI9
land he heard deck hand call out TO num- anu ;t
ING up found that the steamer Cephal0hia was G' G5
asern Of the tug. He tired TO tGtn tp ad cans
but the steamer struck it, turning 1t over au onos @
inc Il In aink The captain cook ana hfeuiah WeIo
nicked mn Dy the crew of the tug Henry Preston
tr The engineer and deck hand were drowned
FscAptNG FROM DISEASE AND snIPwRFCK
Information was received in this city YESTERDAY
of the wreck of the Norwegian brig SlelpheI' any
disaster TO the crew from disease and scurVy. AZ
OpOpo, the west coast OF africa tue Toeg.
zen died on October II. The crew were taken @ sim
with the fever and scurvy. The vessel leit OPopo
on November g. Ma Haar and BOY keeping aT1 con-
nate watch until the rest of the crew became Gon
yalescent On January 20 the brig was WIechoJJ J
on Aouilla Reefs The ere escaped uT0whins' t ant
finally reached ST. Thomas they VIII DC SehV
home.
LAWYER VAN zANDT AGAIN ARRE3S,r71Pni nrood-
.Iohn t. Van Zandt, lawyerO of No: 3l7 Broad
wav " no was arrested few weeks ago on
charge of using the mails for purposes Oh Haua, o
and was discharged by Commissioner Lyman was
again arrested yesterday. An lhdlcthltne ~ ~
backmail had been found against nun Dy sho
i'll
Government note that had been stamped WIN iIo u}
firm name Of Gould < Osborn, OF AsDury fark. n9
wrote to the firm calling attention 10 tho w S
the law against defacmg legal tender notes nau
Laen vioIst.d and i'm a subsequent interview, II ID
alleged demsnded 800 for the return ol t.e ves
Van Zandt taken before Recorder oiy LIZA 20
terday and pleaded not guilty He was H0i~ Al
81 800 to await trial.
BROOKLYN.
The will of Thomas Kinsella was admitted to pro
bate Yesterday
A private school at No. $40 De Kalb-aye. was wa.
closed yesterday on account OF one case oi ScAlle'
fever among the nineteen puplls.
Absolute divorces were granted yesterday Dy
Judge Cullen to Mrs. Isabella NJ. ADDOtt, koh
Charles f. Abbott and TO Joseph Berwn nom MIS-.
Frances Berwln.
The Washington Avenue Baptist Church has &C
cented the reiterated resignation OF the Rev. Emory
j. Haynes to go into effect on May /.
lanes Heaney. proprietor of an unlicensed liquor
shop at Sixtn-ave. and Ffteenth-st.. was seneneed
by Justice Bergen yesterday tOpay hio VI Wv
aud go to jail for twenty-five days
Judoe Cullen Yesterday dismissed the witt OF nap
cas- corpus in the case of the puIullsts Henry anu anu
Murray now in the White Plains 1all norGH 'ii tbe
they contended II rug OF prIIo hsHC "i'iN'i ~
meaning OF the law.
DR.. Ross o. Sidney, of 600 Herkimer-st., pro Snu
Patrolmau w. j. Logan, OF the IweiItn noiic9 I aG
cinct were arrested yesterday Oh charge vi mar
nractlce made by Nellie Peters, servant gHi, VI
No. 253 Halsey-st DR.. Sidney has been regarueo
as reputable physician. ,,
Mayor Low SAID yesterday IIlul ne Pptt -, 90
| coed fine present Bridge trustees by two, one ap
pointed by the Mayor Of each city,; but he as II
doubt whether they should be paid $1,0Oo eacn
| as the duties connected with the Brld9e "er'
mainly performed by the superintendent.
| A committee of residents Of East New-fork con
| ferred with Mayor Low yesterday IN regard TO th'
annexation of portion OF the town Oh ne ne , 1Lo.S
! Including East New-York, to Brooklyn. Inc Mayo
said that # a bill was prepared for submission t
| The legislature and laid before him he would care
| fully consider it.
Mrs Irwin f. Beadle of No. $50 Evergreen-ave.
| accused her husband of abandonment III Justlc
Massoy's Court yesterday. they were married tw'
wears ago, she said, and after year her HUSBAND
| yvent re live with another woman. When sh
threatened TO have him arrested. he sought he
forgiveness. After they had lived together SOM
time. her husband again left her and sent a 1rien'
| to take her place She did not like this man ant
soon supplied his place with another About tw
| montbs ago she left him and went to i've with ne
| mother. and decided to sue her husband