New-York tribune., 1872-08-31
BROOKLYN.


Music in Prospect Park. to-day, at p. m.
The cornerstone OF the new Church of the
Holy Cross. at Fatbusb will be laid by Bishop Loughln,
OIL Sunday afternoon
John Wallmann, q German, age 26, was ar
rested last evening and taken 10 Newark 10 a
charge Of having swindlcd James LevIsteen of that
place out OF $3.50, by representing himself Henry
Heigeman, and 1org!us Ills name to fraudulent deed
for some property.
Thomas O'GraGy a diamond peddler, while
walking in Court It., Wednesday dropped from his
pocket two solitaire diamonds, valued $4,000 They
were found by boy who sold them TO Fultonst jew
cler .Or so. The police ascertained the fact. and
O'Grady recovered lis diamonds, yesterday, without
they settings, upon payment OF $3.50 TO the Jeweler
The Water Commissioners have accepted the
RESIGNATION OF Jacob Worth Z ghteenth
and Twenty first Ward Sewers. requisition is TO be
made 10y the Board upon Controller Schroeder for the
Issue o. tc1 oJ o bonds fOr tAc construction OF the Cen
s.Cers apuo .e Yesterday eight INSPECTORS IS per
day eocL Lac Assistants az g 50 per day each.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Two passenger coaches,
b.l Dy the Wason Company Of Springfield Mass, for
tue Central Railroad tewart, at cost OF $1,000 each,
arrived az Hunters Point, yesterday. The Second
Precinct Police sta;OnbOuse has been robbed Of SIS.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD-The Fall Term OF tho Queens
County Court viii begin on Monday, Judge Armstrong
presiding
wOOIsiDE.-Nr Fargo has resigned the place of Post
master. II successor las not yet been appointed.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MAMARoNECK.-The Union Camp Meeting of
the NJ E. Ciamaroneck Branch) Churches will be con-
tnued IN Berrys Grove at this place, until Sept The
exercises will be conducted by the Rev. J. B. Bancroft
PIes4o.Dg Elder aud assistants
NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Yesterday morning the en-
poyes Of Davis Co., machinists in Grandst dscoy:
cred on opening the shop that burglars had visited the
premises during the previous night and had left
Der Of thcrtOos scattered about the floor. Further
animation revealed the the thieves after effect
ing an entrance 70 the shop had cut large hole through
the brick wall between the shop and the u g. bonded
warehouse adjoining, ard after ransackug the store
house and opening large number OF packages. had
r.ed OF two Of silk valued at O0 consigned 10 A.
T. stewart Co.. New York. The detectives at work,
but have lot obtained any clue 70 the robbers The
warehouse, though guarded the out
SiCe, had watchman in the bnildnR.-..
George L. Kngsland, the defautng clerk OF the Hud-
states Commissioner ROmaine yesterday. and, after
waving examination. held IN $4,000 bail TO
ius Van Worst, becoming his DOndsmen. To A. A.
IIardenbeyg cashier OF the bank ne acknowledged
sunsDi money, amounting IN all 10 5000 The books
show deficit OF more than $1,000, but Kngsland states
that $1,000 OF the discrepancy i caused by Oyedrait Of
depstOrs Of which all except $500 be recovered
The BANKS loss II anything at all will be trine The
proceedings against KiDgsland will begin Sept. O..
Inc Board OF Fire Commissioners has dismissed John
! Reegan engineer OF steamer No. 8. for running his
gne IN reckless manner and for being under the
huence Of liquor while Oh duty George Mathers Sons
and Henderson, was damaged 5000 by fire yesterday;
not insured. An Ere Railway freight train ran of
the track at the western terminus OF BERGEN tunnel
near the Midland Railway crossing, yesterday, danag
ing and the engine. aud delaying tho Md
land tIainstfOr several hours.
hEyAsA-ChaTgS hsye bsen preferred egaiast First