New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30


tee Gee yesterday and secured warrant Tor hs arrest
of her ex-husbandJ James Vosfinder, a charge OF
also stated thai her infant child which her husband sent
10 the Snake Hill Almsh0use, hos been removed and
that she cannot IND IL.
A riotous crowd was assembled in Grand-st.
Monday evening, and one OF the men, named Ayers
struck another telling him to the pavement The assa
firing bis revolver in the air and shouting the 70
STOP officer Blanchard stopped McGlnns and arrested
The who had been assaulted fined S. for being
disorderly and Ayers alone escaped
NEWARK.
There were six deaths from diphtheria last
week.
William Garrigan, age 8, was arrested on
for 20 cents
On Monday afternoon canal-boat became
wedged Ripleys Bridge, causing over thirty boats
TO be detained until late in the evening.
John L. Summers was arrested, yesterday
afternoon charge Of sending through the United
States mails circulars advertising lottery
As the Centennial express train on the Penn
sylvania Railroad was passing the COmmercest crossing
last evening me engine S1 anu and s
driver seriously Injured.
BERGEN Ponr-Augustus Hoffman, barber, who re-
sided at No. 44S West Thirtynnth-st, NewYork. while
fishing the car track at Bergen Point ON Monday
looked at train of cars passing until he became DIZZY
and fell head foremost into the wa and was drowned
The September term of the Essex County
courts will open Tuesday next The criminal calen-
dar is unusually large. The most important cases are
burglars accused OF numbering Policeman j. Stanley
Brock and Of Reuben Roe accused Of being an accessory
There are three other cases Of homicide to be tried
NEW-JERsEY.
HOBoKEN.-ThOmas Foley was arrested yes
terday on charge OF stealing q mule valued at 800,
from Francis McMara. The mule was found IN Foleys
fell asleep in window at his house. No Adams-st,
Monday night, and rolled out backward sustaining n-
jures to the spine which will probably result fatally
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the statements which
have been made by three persons each positve IN den-
trying the remains OF the woman found drowned ga, as
she was resident OF the city Mrs Smith residing on
Avenue ~ b near Rabsr age @ and states
her sister undoubtedly came to her death while In
III Of temporary insanity.
PATERsoS-The Falls entirely dry, owing to the
long continued drouth james Milllgan, age on,
workman in the employ of the street Department ien
from a projecting rock yesterday afternoon distance
OF 20 feet breaking several ribs and cutting NE neau
severely.
MACopIs.-Mrs. Eunice Cahill died at this place on
Thursday of last week in the oath year of her age she
was unusually vigorous for her years. having walked
more than mile few days before her death.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-At the present time
there are IS prisoners confined in Queens County
JaiI During the weather they have suffered Sc
eerey from the heat four five being confined In each
Of the cells in consequence OF lack of proper aeeomno
dations Among the number are several JudgIpenI
for these men will make application to the Board OF
Supervisors to suitable quarters furnished for
them.
BAY sHoRz-A match was arranged last week between
the saboat soutsde of Bay Shore and the Mystery OF
ip the former owned by Samuel Huse and the later
Inv Andrew smith, The boats catrgged and among
the largest their class and have good reputation Tor
speed The course from Bay shore Creek around
he steamboat buoy at Fire Island returning and back
making altogether distance Of about 2S miles inc
race came of last Saturday and was closely contested
IL resulted in victory for the southsde which peat hef
opponent only 80 seconds.
HExPsrEAD.-Abuses said to exist az the Town Poor
/ are IN he
mates are mostly idle dissoute persons both male and
female, and that the discipline is very lax :,
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFroy.-On Monday evening, while the 6
Tottenyile running the Hugueuot station it
fired into by some unknown rntans IL was under:
persons guilty OF this outrage and expected soon To erect
4 their capture.
/ from hB home Divisonave. since July ~, and no
trace of him has been found On the day be disappeared
he III West Brighton. He was dressed IN dark
! elothiug and was about 80 years old
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-Lincoln Crawford, II years
Old OF John Crawford fell from apple tree about
a week ago and yesterday died from bis injuries.
SING SISG.-The Commission investigating the State
Prisons after nearly three months labor sing Sing,
has adjourned TO meet the Clint Prison Monday,
sept 4. After IFS work at the Clinton and Auburn
Prisons, 1t will return and finish its work at sing Sing
POLICE NOTES.
Sigismnnd Dishler, age Ii, Of No 4S3 East Hons.
East fHst yesterday and was drc%ned '"' "a
Philip McManuS driver of a charcoal wagon.
YESTERDAY ran oyer Adeane Watson age TO- Of Nc 1893
immediately. McAianus was arrested
Coroner Croker investigated the case Of Frederick
sohwzer OF No 4is West Fifty hird yesterday and
the deceased shot accidentally
sunday night while the latter playing with shot
glu
An unknown woman about 80 years old was
s SAID She no home n%s an s2sn ~ s
heart disease. on the the station when opposite
10 University place, she suddenly died.
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
James Mslen arralgned charge made By John b.
Crowley on the United States andaa,
having assaulted him In concert with three other
unknown Monday night and OF having robbed
him Of 500. He remanded.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Will
liam Heney and Thomas McEveney, who
Monday night on suspicion OF being Concerned in the burglary
In the store OF d. Johnson at No 80 Whtes when 81 500
worth Of property stolen and also In similar Onse at
No SIS Broadway were remanded to await the production OF
further evidence.