New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-05

ELEMENT.
George Watson 90 appeared IN court against her -
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The condition Of the Sinking Fund is reported ne
foows Balance from Dee. 81 1874 s3O4o409 49, reeeip
1921 600 92, Disbursements s5402y0 balance ON hand
$5s3gi2l n. Of which &SSoooo is invested Brooklyn
As the charter contains provision for the abso-
superintendent and Inspector OF Police
is Inspector waddy will be made Captain o. the
and eI Chief campbsY be appointed superintendent
A petition from st. Marys Protestant Episcopal
Church. vacation Of assessment OF $20'3 SO for
sTasSs ssa h Ss' 5en city Judge
having argued before the passage OF the new la" pre-
venting the vacation OF assessments
President Richardson Of the Greenwood and At
anc Railroad Company made complaint before the
Police Commissioners, Saturday, against koundsmah
McGann aud Patroman McGann OF te ng . 2ay Prs an
empoyt Of the railroad Company, on June 20 Inc 'o'
sUneIs reserved their decision
motion was made by Gen. p. 3. Crookc, IN the
Sessions Saturday. for the quashng OF the n"cI
men Matthias Franck saloon keeper for alleged con
spiracy Rudolph Keser in cutting coupons from stolen
city bonds and st 70 % he rnbery and that the
hon heina rsnce.d We're worthless The reserved
| it, DECISION.
II has been discovered that the supposed valuable
gold watch which taken from James NJ HI
dreth during supplementary proceedings against MN
County Moore OF brass and worth only Jew
dolar Irh submitted so s al x hs oS S not be pss
contempt in thus deceivng the Cont but the ahst
proving unsatisfactory to the judge the deponeht was gwen
one week In which to prepare a new answer.
| The cornerstone of the Roman Catholic Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION, Marcyave, near Hoopcrst'
brooklyn f. d. which the Rev Father Pagan IL pastor
was laid yesterday by Bishop Lougn assisted by the Rev
FATHERS Brennan, earion Farrell and Turnnrs
tn i"ss a% Enfs "ST be Of
cover an area Of feet by 30 feet viii $4,000
The Police Captains were summoned before Inc
Board Commissioners saturday, and told not to act az
spies in enforcing the Excise law They were instructed 10 re-
port any open the law but in CAGES OF covert vo
apparent intended violation only 70 warn t.e s9 m
keepe against repetition OF such violation or ishon ,
a""ns cIod yssieriay The warning heede by many
and most Of the closed accessible
only by private entrances
NEWARK.
Yesterday was observed as Children's Day at the
Rosevie Presbyterian Church.
On Saturday Joseph Birch an employs at the
Clark Thread Works, buried under falling wall and
Two pickpOc kets, giving their names as Michael
Lyons OF and Bridget Donovan OF Elizabeth were
arrested Market saturday night, "he pynig
their VOCATION
The story that young girl named Mary Gateley
was kidnapped Jersey City and brought to the House 81 the
shepherd in this city, proves TO be without foundation
she arre s Sn na hsr staying
night and keeping bad company The ari sa @ s h as
iong as her ri father Hh desired.
On Saturday evening an Eastern-bound freight
train on the Midland Railroad while crossing the bridge over
the Passac River this city on the track, we on
the draw twisting the rails and niung the draw ana
obsirucng travel for some hours ap.ars 'na, o
running very low rate Of -pee or 1t would have been
precpitated into the river.
JERSEY CITY.
John I.ader arrested and committed tor triaI
on Saturday night for an assault on his WIFE
The strike of the watchmakers ut the Marion
Works has ended will resume work to morrow Oh
the old terms
Robert Mclean, age 81, residing Montgomery
ST. near Monmouths,, over in the Pennsy Nahla
Railroad depot last night, and had both logs cut on
Cen Ramsey, George Davis and Richard Short
were Saturday for keeping gambling saloon III
EHehange place They waived examination anu gave '"' "
Robert Roberts and John lIawey. who it is said are
thieves went into private residence on
up q bundle Of clothing.
Officer Hughes of the Second Precinct was set
upon daylight Saturday morning by John Inomey
John French John Cody and John smith ana oay cad
for burglary Judge Reese held the ass'S
]. Flayel McGec made an application in the Su-
preme Cour Circuit Saturday for mandamns to compel
the Finance and Taxation to concn IN resolution
adopted by Of Public Works in The mater OF so
hitting arbitration the claim Of CleyeIand Tor ea,Ia
Knapp took the papers and reserved his decision
Leon Albeit, counsel for John Moran, accused OF
poi.ouing Mary Faon application before Judge Knapp
on sat ray discharge Of Moran on writ Of haoeas
corpus by Chefustcc Beasey on the ground at no
evidence Of the prisoners guilt wa. e, at de 1pto, r
Knapp took the aud SAID lie "ouu give his "e
Oh "Wednesday.
NEw-JERsEY.
PATERsoNzTheOdore Blair, baggage master on an
Erie Ra way train the Newark branch was struck In the
temple by stone as the passing the Plank Road
crossing at 94O a. m Saturday. The stone severed an
artery and inflicted dangerous wound Tho young man VINO
threw stone made his escape Patrick poyer who as
Jacob Ol,l. grave dgg for eopnng ms VIE
MApIsOy-The Madison Auxiliary OF the Womans christian
Temperance Union held publ meeting AT Assoc iii
FRIDAY eyenng George sseFh ass y hs roosn
WOmans Christian Temperance Un'n
RDGFFELD-The body Of the found on the Northern
Railway track near Durham Friday has been dcnti
suspected that Hutchinson robbed murdered ana thrown
the track by tIamps
found drowned the foot Of SiXths Friday light
Charles NO 1879 Newark ST. struck in The mouth
BY parting rope on the coal docks on saturday ana severely
injured
WEEnAwKRy-Jacob Schmidt the child stealer. who was
arrested at Bulls Ferry two weeks ago has been mtnt"s az
turned Ia that institution
PAss,CThe Office Of the Revenue Collector Is to be re-
accordance with the rule OF the depart
requiring location Of the 0hce in the largest city Oh
the district.
ElnApEn-rhe various potteries employing their fan
complement hands, and business in more prosperous
condition than has been noted since 1871
HARRISON Council. after baotng eight times
for Police Justice elected eYAlderman Philip Mullgan
LONG ISLAND.
SAG UARBOR.-SOme of the results OF the census
in Suffolk County thus stated In Suffer Island there
6iJ persons that there in 1870; in
southampton Village and vicinity comprising District No Of
there 1857 inhabitants Of whom s are on the
Shnnecok Indian in district No Of kverea
the population Is 1850 GOO families III houses IN luve