New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-30

snso Of buyIne some bread TO Tho detectives are
10 search OF the man. but no trace OF nl cau oc
In Jamaica. =,
VIM. r. West has written letter to the
Rev. Dr. Bacon, In which he claims that Theodore III
toms version OF an interview with him In reference to
the proposed investigation in Plymouth Church was In
correct and Incomplete. He explains fully the part
which he took In this unhappy controversy and draws
these conclusions: First that tho charges In Plymouth
Church against Mr.. TltOn were made nearly Two
months before the interview aud not few weeks afr-
MAR al me they were MAIDS they were Intended to
secure conviction Of Mr. Tlt0n II he were guilty TO
dicate its pas but they not an indirect and
nsncere method Of investigating one man under the
false preteuse Of investigating another"
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Gustav Sellin. Ger
man, aged 60, committed suicide yesterday morning, by
taking strychnlne. He left letter to his wife stating
the OF DEATH and giving as reason that he was
affected BY incurabe disease and that all possible
obstacles were put across his way Also memorandum
book In which he had written the date OF his prtn %
death. Coroner Remer impaneed Jury, wis whica
viewed the body, and the inquest was adjourned unt
to-day. DR.. Dennler held postmorten ehaI ma
ton yesterday afternoon The annual meeting III t tuo
Board OF EDUCATION will be held at the CITY nan TINS
evening. Examinations which nave oeen III plosi 800
in the public school for the past lortngno mo,ocnd
pleted on Friday aud promotions VIII be ahnouuceu
this week.
BABYIoS-The Board Of Health OF this place have
srabe of TINS town named Charles Watts proceeded,
with warrant on Saturday 10 arrest uerl Wan the
warrant read to him. Schneider became eHGeu ni,
struck at Watts with hoe The officer wreoed ,hs apn
aud then on the schneiders arm was broken ana
hs head terribly bruised waits then put s, was
called who, after examining the wouhded mIu, d fnr
that he BIO taken home. watts Will po sueu '''
damages
GLEN CoyE.-There is project on foot Tor tue supply
of this ~ age with water. j. NJ. Weeks, ). BALDWIN,
and number OF other prominent Residents Popose "
construct reservoir Of the neighoorng hiiis'
from which pipes be carried through the streets
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.-Henry Frost of the firm OF
Armstrong Frost OF this village. was thrown IRON MS
wagon while driving the Fresh Klis-road on sunday
and had his ankle broken
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-Michael Sneider, Prusslan,
age 4s years. committed suicide by drowning IN the
Hackensack River, at the foot of st. Paulsave, on
Saturday night The body has not been recovered.
The 4h Regiment ~ G., paraded last evening, and were
reviewed Mayor Truphagen. james Carroll age IA
years residing with his parents at NO 40 avn
was admitted to the Charity Hospital Yesterday Win
both legs broken While stealing ride on a central
NewJersey freight train he was caught between 'he
caves OF u car aud the Someryiie depot.
Tue vicinity Of Grove and Ferrysts Is infested Dy
sons have been beaten aud robbed In the majority OF
report was made to the police ana IL j. ony
when they find some one badly bruised that any Iepi.
is made. On Sunday night Michael Batiersley ana
friend reported that they had been set upoa by gang
OF half dozen men. supposed to be butchers, aud the
appearance of the two showed that they had been
numerically beaten.
NEwARK-Ihe State Agricultural Society will hold Its
sixteenth annual fair at Wayerley, beginning Monday
Sept. Il, and continuing through the week The pre-
MUM list amounts to $4,000 OF which s7oo Is gwen ny
Society, aud 5000 by the state AT about midnight
Sunday. Joseph Paris ani Nicholas Corrda. Italian
laborers, living IN Rdge-s near sxhave duarpeeadi
his anita gOnis little below the lett shoulder oade:
He then dropped his weapon ana neu, Dut
W. MI v before
men were taken to tho Second Precinct oatlohhousc.
little hope of his recovery public schools will be
closed next Thursday. John Doriow OF No % BOYD,
ST. sustained sunstroke YESTERDAY. In the Court OF
Special Sessions yesterday John IL. Huber who shot his
sister last week, pleaded not guilty to charge OF
by his father Conrad Huber An unknown man was
brought to the First Precinct staonhonse yesterday
sueriDS from sunsro1e He died soon after
being brought In.
| HoBoKES.-Tho Police Commissioners investigated
last night the charges OF neglect against sergeant hng
reserved their decision. Joseph Meyer. who keeps
grocery at Meadow and seconG-st was stabbed IN the
hand by Henry Segger Won Segser was arrested,
and held TO await the result OF Meyers lnlurie-
Mrs Lena BarGnardt Of & IN W Wrs
& o stray h fee has been arrested and the
victim mas identified him. The residence Of George
some time between Saturday and Monday. aud $3.50
worth OF clothing and jewery stolen. John Martin,
contained water on SATURDAY evening and was drowned
The NewJersey Yacnt Cluo has postponed its annual
regatta indefinitely. Thirty mine arrests made
by the police last Week.
ELIZABETH Peter Ohm met with singular accident
Sunday AFTERNOON, which will probably result in his
death With his family e left his home the Elizabeth
road, near Waverey in carnage TO attend church. He
had not proceeded far before the horse became
ageaDie and lie attempted To jump from the aud
hold his horse until his family could aiight, stumbled
and fell under the horses feet aud by his
The horse after running distance further
was stopped by some citizens. Mr. OinPs skull
found To be fractured He carried home and placed
under medical treatment. No hopes entertained for
his recovery. Sidney Vauastiue LOGGED complaint
against Alexander Kirk before Justice Farbank yeser
day. He charges Kirk with robbing MIN OF a watch
chain while he asleep III the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot Tue accused arrested aud the stolen prop
erty found in his possession. He committed for
examination.