New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, TRIPLE SHEET

yesterday morning entered MIRA COckss sleeping apart
ment and stole gold watch and 700 IN money WIZ"
which he decampcd.
LONG ISLAND CrIY-Tne opening Of the Shore Railroad
which have taken place yesterday was postponed
until Tuesday June ~.
STATEN ISLAND
SrAprrrON.-Tbe fair and festival in aid Of
the Old Ladies' Home attached to the seamans Retreat
which opened Tuesday last closed last evening" The
fair was literally supported, particularly on Thursday
which the twentysecond anniversary OF the nstu
''" HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PORTCHRsTER.-The Rev. s. HOllingswOrth,
D. d. formerly rector OF st. Peters Episcopal Church,
has accepted call to 1t. James's Parish, Greenfield
Mass
YoSKERs.-The Mdlaud-ave. Commissioners have
awarded the contracts for the completion OF the new
bridge over the Bronx River near Bronxvie ana the
Hgblandaye. bridge, TO Thomas CoyIe
NEw-JERSEY.
Standardization nearly two days discus
sion on the Metuchin Church trouble the Presbytery
voted not to dissolve the pastoral relation The
CATION voted 81 in favor Of retaining the Rev. Mr. Cnn-
ley and 81 against him.
HoBoKEx--George Moore, a peddler, was run over by
way, late hour Thursday night and injured so badly
that he died yesterday Tning IN st. !osephs PaS
is to he ON Tuesday next Seventeen yachts are entered
from stake boat anchored of the boat-housc to and
around stakc-boat of spuyten Duyvl creek, 'u.Ihs
from the east.
| PArERsoS.-Wliam Almrand was gored by a bull on
farm at Singatk yesterday, and dangerously IUufcd
He taken TO the Ladies' Hospital Elias NJ van.
derhOven who disappeared Wednesday, found at
10 o'clock Thursday night wedged into the Midland
Railway rcstle-work at Hackensack, having 1aen in
and become fastened between the tmbcrs that ne was
unable TO extricate himself.
| KgARNEY.-On Thursday morning burglar broke into
the residence Mr. Van RosDer IN Manoraye and got
away with $40 In money and considerable clothing ne
discovered and several Intellectual shots were red NJ
him.
| HARRIsOS-Tbomas Mctuire, Young lad who was
struck by locomotive OF the Pennsylvania Railroad on
Wednesday night, died from his injuries yesterday
CHEsTER.-Jamcs Mapes, residing near Chester Morris
County, n. j., went to his w0gon-ehed anu COMMITTED
suicide by hanging himself on Tuesday last
eoUAs-The County Almshouse at this place was struck
by lightning Saturday night and badly shattered, but
the inmates escaped unhurt.
POLICE NOTES.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Thomas Muin held in kl0 bail on charge OF steal
ing watch valued at $50 from John W. IRWIN OF NO III
Broadway.
| At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday Cornelius
horse wagon valued t2lj from the stable OF John
Carver o No. iOl West Fifiy-hfth st.
Coroner EckhOf held an inquest yesterday in the
of william Mcmahon who fatally injured by falling
Rutgers and Henry sts on June The jury ionhu
dict OF accidental death.
An inauest was held by Coroner EickhCff yester-
day the Of Patrick Ward who killed. by sI from
twelfth st. and F0arth June H. verdict OF aeciden
tai death was rendered.
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
VIM COrgan held In 81 900 bail on charge OF eaing
$50 worth Of cloth and silks from the store OF W. Jones al
Grand Abraham Alexander OF NO. u orchard
held in $1,000 bail for rece'in the stolen property