New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
NEWS FROM NEU-JERSE \.
JERSEY CITY.

TIE JOKES ENDED IN TIE VICTIMS DE" -,
Charles D. rortOn Of NOA 10 West HdeaVe'' "''u
at an carly hour Yesterday morning IN the hl'"'
Of Timothy Couroy. al Newark ara "o1nah'' NV
Benton, who about twenty I'VE years o''' W." A.
cTrployc in Colgate'S soap factory. H "' IVA
partmcrt About Tuesday ne Wen' l"''
rov,s Mace I'm a partially intoxicated cohdlilon' Nv
. ,, mon ,Icro who knew him and generally cali'a
him, ~riu s They gave him more liquor, ana Wnel "c
u,as thorourllv drunk amused Themselves 10y p"'
nov..papcrs on his feet. backcaing ms race WI" qua"
corl, kickIng his chair from under MN anu 49,
HIM generally the victim Of bairoom pracu'a JIM
,hout 30 H. m. Bouton became Strpeheo Ho"'
ai1, and no was removed bv the bartender TO p''cN
room 10 sleep off the effects 81 III" hP""', ="
n m, The proprietor Timothy Corroy. hca'u h""'V'
making an unusual clreiiug sound. ana Weh III" NV
room, where m, unfortunate man had been placed Nv
found him dyinc. calling some men to s',, t n
C"nrny cared Benton 10 the har1ooi' ana lIi'.,
Ga, un,cn of his condition. An ambulance VIZ 1"1
moncd but before II arrived IN" man n'Tn ,har"r
he w?s lated in. Coroner Jane NlHfrrr l'A 49,
f t,c body the police arrested John llovey iiho'cF
81 30. - Van Wrinkle t.. lame , TGlr' ,I'r
10. . i%' rbcy were held Yesterday by Justice
Wanr for c>aminaton Co"nty y in hi opHo
examined the body oi Houo9 an" 'd'u u III 'I
death was caused by convui>ion~'
p1ci Old NAy SUED For TIE FIRST TIME.
Ms Ka;c Hart of New Work, has begun suit !"
rscovcr SOD from John ScofcId Of No. - NcaG'hY
= who IS wealthy. Mr.. Scoi"h has hNe' "'''
nine years and this Is the first time ne was '''' '
f,r debt Last -cp'cmb,: Mr.. Ncoiield 'NprN''"
dosr, IN 20 ia Europe and through friend ne 'Hh'
acnpointod with Mrs.. Hart. lie proposed 'hat N"'
and her husband should break mp their home ID ~"
Work and fake care Of hi> home for term o seven
mouths while he made the trip. Mr. Ha'i wa !.
have absolute control Of Nir. Sc"hrId Wi iu'"'''
horse AID handsome grounds. MR.. lIar' "','P'',
TIE pr. position. and on october 100" l','',',"
,hc mace. Mr. sc,ncld then went t. New YORK u
.,u,r massage. Z, Europe. tn" steamship agents r.
nal 10 sell him ticket lccansr d." iI- a"Va1 C'
For m2m,h I ne "' GrcI ,rr G,ni,,ci her fr,n a.
House. lie refused + alleged. ir pay n"r ANY , '5n
.d.rl'ion Tor the trouble ard cNp'n'" >n ~" m'
Nv, "a ,,d f,, iot r,.q~ou Mr.. Hart saw he ur'i-H
,iit - cole the amount ~Ir believed '' Wa, ''''
t. Icceiv'.
YtyK HOE AND ONENE HAVE \ CRlhN N\'H
Yanl Hoe and Omcnc have cancelled ih''F onNlH'
u,cnt with the After Dark" Company Wm'h j l"F
inc at tle Academy Of Music. ruc~iay ni'ht al''i
doug their act they said that Manager Henderson
had not treated them properly They declared 'la'
hcir contract dcmaudod that they sond be pracucaIN
alone while doing their trick ana ll'l uIS IT,"
IaI vol been compiler WIN 'H'"' an" '''" 49,
lfft the theatre antrN
DEN ,XDING PAY FOR TIE rsE OF Ills NAME.
Warren Dixon. a lawyer ana son Of Judge iona
than Dixon. has begun suit for damages against
George T. Watson, an insalment dealer IN sprl"S DEUS
and sewing machinc- Watson, 50 young DINo" NhN'
retained him some time ago to collect a lot oi ont
standing bill. Mr.. Dixon drew mp an official circular
letter and mailed a copy 10 each deb'or N.Y. DIXON
saws that copy Of the letter got i'm" the hands "i
Watson soon after being sent ont. and that watson
aftQrward used u large number OF the same hhl ana
signed Mr. ID, On'S name 90 them. When the aWNc
learned this he severed his connection with watson
a. his attorney. but Watson continued to nNc ii"
letters, Application was made Yesterday Ia Vie"
Chancellor Pltncy for an injunction restraining Wdt>0n
from using the Circuar letter Decision was re
served Thc ,nit FOR damages VIII be pushed.
ALL THE CITY OFFICIALS ATTENDED,