New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-11
LONG ISLAND.


MANNFTTO HuL-While Ephraim Powell
and friend we're walking through piece OF woods near
the residence OF Mrs Josephine Sanford they upon
mound of fresh earth which, when turned overswth q
spade revealed the remains OF an infant about ve day
old wrapped in sheet Coroner Bays WAS WAS a%c
cessful in tracing the OF tine chld 70
adjourned until to-day. search Of the woods Is to be
made IL being ntimated that Mrs sanfords Doardng-
house ia yingin hospital and that other bodies may
possibly be discovered.
JAMAICA.-TheodOre Gamble, one OF the negroes ar
rested at Weeksvle suspicion OF being one OF the
who assaulted and robbed John Dennis on the
ith inst Identified by several persons who sa
him the vicinity with Dennis. The condition OF Den,
mis- has much improved yesterday, and ne VIII
probably be able attend the examination OF Gamble
which Will be made to-day. Rollins, who was arrested
with Gamble will also have examination nut as Den
mis- has failed to identity him as Candies aeteom2nee,
he will probably be DISCHARGED The foundation OF the
German Lutheran Evangelical st. PauPs Church is
nearly completed and the timber Tor the edlhce Is on
the ground framed and ready to be put together.
FLusHING.-The Rev. Albert G. Reed OF Port Byron
N v has received accepted call TO the pastorate
of the Congregational Church IN this village race
thOny Miller take place next Thursday has been ar
ranged Both boats are here. The new bank building
County Savings Bank, Broadway, Will be completed
by November. and is 10 cost $4,000.
SOUTH OYSTER BAY.-Ihe relations OF the late Samuel
j. Jones, who was murdered at ms residence on the
night OF June o. have offered reward OF $1,000 In ad
dillon 20 the reward of slOCO offered by the Board of
Supervisors for the arrest and eOnNetOD OF the muir
derers.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-John Wiley and John Delaney,
aged ~ and is years respectively accused grand
ceny were brought before City Judge Pease yesterday
and default OF $500 bail each, committed 10 the
county Jail 10 wait the action OF the Grand Jury.
NEwTowN-The Board OF Excise have passed resO-
instructng the town constabes 10 report TO the
Board all persons selling liquor without license aud
declaring any officer neglectng 10 do 50 guilty VI mis-
''''' NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CTY.-All the remaining day gate
keepers at the Pennsylvania Depot, four in number
discharged yesterday for failing to report the fact
that Iuneanceed through tickets had passed through
their hands A collision occurred at the Pennsylvania
Depot last evening between engine No. $40 aud two
empty passenger-cars doing slight damage SO great
has been the OF patients the Insane Asylum
that addition 20 the new building has become neces
sary, and the foundations for are already laying
though the original building which thought TO be
much too large for its purposes has been open ess than
four months Joseph Tnrre0l. age H. residing at First
bathing the CribWOrks In South Cove. Ground
was selected yesterday for the new Fourth Precinct
statiOnhOuse at Bergen.
NrwARK.-Josep Barry. age 8. OF No. 1856 Markets.
was drowned in the Passac River, "Wednesday nlghi.
who swimming, when he slipped and fell into the
Miss Lillian Bowers only daughter or Capt.
ing party in Orange last February. died. Yesterday
from the effects OF her injuries The Newark Orphan
cost Of $4,000. .Adolph Muller, the boarding house
thief who pleaded guilty TO nine charges. yesterday
sentenced 10 the State Prison for five years. The
Newark Shooting Society has appropriated ST. 500 for the
purchase OF an extensive shooting park.
PLAINFIELD--The engineer OF o freight train on the
Central New-Jersey railroad, when approaching this
station yesterday morning saw. something white on
the track and nearing he discovered that II was
child. lie whistled down brakes" but before the
train could checked the locomotive and passed
the body The little one was afterward found be-
tween the ties unnJured the loss OF eye, which
was caused by the pilot OF the engine.
HoBoKEN.-The body OF an unknown man was found
on pile Of railroad ties at The Gardens crossing OF
the Norris and Essex Railroad, yesterday morning He
was we'll dressed about feet inches IN hight, aud
wore a long beard and mustache. lie was apparently
80 years OF age and is believed that he died OF apo
pleXy or heart disease.