New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-08
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY ls7WITH SUPPL

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| 6prngfeld-avc on Tuesday night.
The residence of Mrs. Quinby, at Park-place
and Centrest, and that OF JAMES g. Barnet sNo o1S
washngton-st, were entered on Tuesday night ana
robbed OF clothing and other property.
John Hagan of No. AZ MadBOn-st fell from
A grating over an area ut No SO HamiltOnst and his
ff for iiic was '''D'e' '''''''' ''''' wan "
The High School Alumni held their annual
reunion last evening New graduates were received,
historic reports read and other routine business trans
acted
John Rudolph and Frederick f. VOegelhn,
licentates and students of the German Theological!
School will be ordained this morning IN the central q.
ss a sne o the Valley Region
Charles Huber, while at work on scaff0ld
at st. Petcr. Catholic Church on Tuesday fell to
the ground sustaining compound fracture OF Tue leg,
beside internal injuries that will probably prove lata
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YOyKERs.-The Water Commissioners have
advertised for proposals for pumping machinery capable
of pumping 100000 gallons Of water every 10 hours.
il rendered necessary by the default of taxpayers
There are $40 600 of the tax levy yet due.
PEEKsKILL-st Peters Episcopal Church has been un,
dergong extensive repairs and improvements. new
roof has put the edce, aleove for the organ
has built and the interior OF the church
frescoed.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The evening express train
by the Long Island Railroad from Hunters Oh Iuo
day evening" detained about IL minutes by morse
Near Yaphank the animal got the track ahead OF ahe
miles although the engineer constantly blew Ills steah
whistle.
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFToN.-One of the persons engaged in the
robbery and dsordcry conduct at the store OF Herman
Schroeder on Sunday evening has been arrested ana
committed in default OF $500 ball. for examination.
| EDcEw .TEE.-The Village Treasurer reports that nc
has on hard $l37 AZ. subject to drafts on the village
sr,PLETos.-A German rifle team is to be organized
| here.
NEw-JERsEY.
| HOBOKEN-A resolution will be offered at
the next meeting OF the Common Council declaring C0un
Gilman Edward Dryers place vacant, because he mas
been convicted Of petit larceny and now serving term
in the Pententiary He convicted OF stealing the
as TN sse OF
park improvements the bonds to be redeemed at the rate
oRsiy was found guilty Of arsonn the Conrt Of Quarter
Sessions yesterday. He set fire to house In Ihirist.
Tuesday night during the storm. The first was John
Ceannifs in Chcry-s The electric fluid first struck the
Down S between eUg the wall and the and
finally a large hole in the cstern under the hons;
second place Carksons coal office in spring
were stolen from August Trices house No 100 Eliza
behave and an attempt made TO break into Charles
Places house in Northumberland. on Tuesday niSht'
|
I'm woods this place on tuesday evening III Is
thought he was tramp, and died from sunsiroke.
| observation-disclosures Mccarthy was set upon by TWO
men when going home the IIackensack plank roar on
TUESDAY night and robbed Of % in money ana basket
| OF provI- ions, besides being badly beaten
| BAYoNsE-Tho Common Council was in session on
Tuesday evening during the storm, and passed rcsoiu
ton unanimously have lightningrods erected on the
| City Hail.
POLICE NOTES.
Officer Clark of the Fifteenth Precinct Police
killed rabd dog yesterday, near No 6o7 BROADWAY
| The BODY of an unknown man was found In 1ne
Fast River at Of Eleventh ST., yesterday me
man appeared abOut so OF age I'VE eet
eight ches high light complexion, hair aud m0ustache
! AT the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Sarah Wilson and Charles Keller held In $1,000 pan
each stealing property valued at 1888 80 from their nd
LADY, Mrs. Henry OF No. Ill Bleeckerst toDert
NeesOn was for robbng Joseph Deborben OF No ga
LONGEST OF So IN Washington Park early yesterday morning
William ahhaTm held for stealing coat from samuel
Brewster Of Seveneenth-st., Jersey Clty.
Atthe Yorleville Police Court yesterday, Thomas
au John DULY charged by John DAILY OF no 200 East
Twenty with having robbed him OF his pocketDook
They charged by Oncer John OBrlen WIN having
attacked him officer McEveetv with pistol Iol plfs
OpeTs default OF So 900 bail on each claige
Iut the Cross town Railroad was heh On
charge having embedded ~ cents which he had collector
| for fares.