New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-11

yesterday for resstns The police when they attempted y re
new street car locomotive placed on the
Coney Island Railroad yesterday The engines silently
the stop almost
Mayor Schroeder, probably thinking one police
sufficient do duty at HE Office. yesterday relieved
duty.
The Disappearance Of Henry Geatz Is not yet ac-
counted for His family say that t could not have been
The African Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal
Church Of BIdgest has begun suit against the Flsbush
Fis3bSsh 'Huf'H '''' -''' "''A ''' '' 'H' ~
The Rev. Dr. Fultons new church. the Centennial
Baptist in Clinton between Park and Myrtle aves has
which So $50 obtained.
Resolutions censuring Aldermen French, Griswold
and Sheppard, boiling nominations adopted
by the Twenty second Ward Republicans at meeng held
last night at Eureka Hail. In Fifthave and Seventhst
About | q. m. yesterday an attempt made to
enter the store Of Hall Mornmahn. at ST. Markspace and
dog awakened Mr Hail. and the burglars lied.
At 3 a. m. yesterday, the rear end of the baggage
car of tran South Side Railroad thrown
from the track while turning corner at
way. No one hurt aud the put the track
again after 10 minutes work
The Rev. William III. Reid, .haying resigned the
Reformed Episcopal Church Of the Incarna
ton the vestry have adopted OF resolutions accepting
o f es 9 The PTs ew L. WOOL Thomas r.
stevens. IT,, II. b. Turner, and J. II. Edwards
Some of the bricks of Washngton's old headquar
ters situated in a hollow Thrdst. and Ffhaye, nave
the impression OF three finger marks them The bricks were
imported Delaware made by those who
handled them before they were baked 9 The rude ovens This
Ign. after which it will probably be torn down.
JERSEY CITY
6 Nathan Of Paterson-ave. is held in bail charged
with deaung Thomss craig of NewYork, with whom he
had exchanged some property, OF $1,000.
Ex-Detectiye John Doyle, who was employed on.
the force under Chief Mcwams died suddenly at his resi-
dence in Groyes on SUNDAY night OF hemoThage Of the
lngr Mt Doyle had been suffering Tor some He IOn com
picalion Of diseases.
Edward Reynolds Patrick Hanly, George Keyser,
Keyser Thomas Chapman and Alexander BOge
Of youths who oiter around the flights sunday and use
nOlent to passoTs. arrested Sunday and
~ Tor The night yesterday they were each hne 50 by
Taxes received during the past week, $91, $40 ~.
The bodies of Mary Ann and Mary Ellen Cooper,
drowned by sinking Of the canal boat " Lee
last october taken u Fulton, oswego Co. ~ y yes
funeral, Coroner Cannon VIII begi1 an inquest.
The proposition of Father Henuessy to place his
school under the Of the Board Of Education consd
cred regular meeting Of the Board last evening The
majority Of the members committee whom the matter
minority report ayong1ts acceptance Was presented The
decision.
The Worthington engine. which was purchased
for at the about three has been
stand idle because Of the failure to complete the works and
TO be taken Beee and placed In the Jersey CITY
WaorwOrks At that place. Two small engines will be used
for the purpose Of forcing water through the mains 10 the
LOftheu ion O the hill Ii IL nared the extra
produced VIII result In the bursting OF many pipes In private
residences It Is said large portion Of them have been
made from material.
Isaac LyIning of Newark started for Jersey City
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Saturday night and,
had ticket the conductor demanded 30 fare
Iynng refused to than 30. which Ia the price Of
ticket When the train reached this city Conductor Price
caused Lynn ugs AIR ST. amt lie was locked up unti THIS morn
when he asisned before Justice Reese who prompt
schaTgrd him. reDuked tho conductor for exceeding
authority stating that II refused 10 his
fare could him. but had
ght arrest him. The conductor claimed that the had
been disorlery On The cars