New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22

and settled In Pittsbure. About year ago n,s
wlfe died and be decided to return 10 HOLLAND, pu'
when he reached Jersey City he found hmseli WILL
out money.
NEWARK.
The Southside Gun Club held novel shooting
match Yesterday at its grounds Vhreee nundIeu
crows were sprung from ground trap a. MAJ 70
five yards rise. strong WIND nelpoa LILO on"s W
get and good scores were not made.
The managers of the Newark Savings BANK yes,
terday filed their answers in demurrer TO Inc pm
in chancery of the receiver or the DanR claimihR
civil damages for the losses Of dny on the
part of the managers The managers thscIai u,
civil liability by. reason OF their participation In
the management OF tho bank.
sUNDRY NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.
poRoKyN-Sister Francesca, of the sisters o I
Charity at st. Marys Hospital died yesterday from
consumption
NEw-BRuNswrCK.-The tug Winnie while At
tempting to break through the Ice and open the
A number of Policemen While off duty in the
morning got drunk and engaged in tight IN which
several of them were severely beaten
Observation-Disclosures Allen, who served nine
years at Trenton for burglary in Elizabeth, ana
who has been out OF prison only one mohtn, T *hs
arrested yesterday on charge Oh rOsoins o sme
EuzAp TH.-The public school building on MOT
ris-ave was burned on Friday night ana Two au,
Joining houses were damaged Yesterday, paIn
caught fire from the ci,ders and was ALSO o0-
stroyed.
LONG ISLAND.
| SETAUKET-Wilam Wilmot while drlvlpR a
ferocious hog on Friday was bitten ana narrowiy
escaped with his life. 1t is feared that he may die
| from ockjaw.
RrvERBrAD.-Miss G. Anna Terry, while skating
at the rink yesterday, fell and broke her leg and
wrist.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
The all-absorbing topic in the County is the Town
elections which Will take place on Tuesday OF next
week At these elections q new Board OF super
vsors will be elected. besides all the minor Town
| officials.
| YoNKERs.-Shortly after noon yesterday the
grocery store of Gardiner Brothers, in RaVne-ave,
was discovered to be fire. The volunteer hre de,
parfment nut ont the flames alter they hau causeu
$500 damages.
| PoRr CHfsrER-The fine mansion at Hawthorne
| recently erected for G. II. Mallory, Que OF the
owners of the Galveston line of steamships, had
| narrow escape from destruction on Friday. Car
penters at work made a fire on the hearth ana IL
| iguited some of the timbers beneath
| NEw-RoCHEILF.-A few evenings ago young
| man VISITED his sweetheart ut a late hour After
being admitted aud while trying TO brush so ne
snow from the heels of his boots he made so Inucn
noise that the old gentleman awoke from ms SUM
her with the susp CIon that burglars had entered
his dwelling; he therefore hurried down staIrs re-
v0lver IN hand with full determination to shoot
the robbers at sight. The visitor bare " escaped
| from the front door before couple of shots were
fred at him, and papa is happy III the thougnt that
| he gave the burglar bad scare.
SHRUB OAK PLAINs-Fenry W. Hart, VINO nhs
been ON trial for several days before the kev MI
Wheatley and a church jury, was acquitted yesleI-
day. He had been charged by his pastor with Jour-
| teen different offences.
| VARIOUS CONNECTICUT TOWNS.
| BRIDGFPoRT.-The great-great- gTandlather OF
| Moses Wheeler, who dIed III his char IN Whlte
Hills District last week. was expelled from TWO vi
| the New England Colonies because he Kissed lis
| wife on Sunday on his return from England.
| Silas Barnum who lost his life Mt the fire Olga
| boardlng -house in East Bridgeport Oh Friday morn
| ing had boarded at that house more than thirty
| years. The cause of the fire is now attributed 10
| the explosion of kerOsene-oil barrel. Whlle
| worknen were roofing an old bulidi y IN NaH-st;
| YESTERDAY they brought to hight bill for 400
| hounds of cOrned beef, dated 500, and made out
by j. Daskam, dealer here at that time. III Is De.
| hevrd the beef went as part of the stores of a
| hal, ~ unssnl ahnnt to arr on a VOYAGE.