New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

GIOVANNI is me dwelin place. And" interrupted 'No
Justice, "Crow Hrs your destination
II 10 stated that Detective Corwin, who is In pur-
suit of the deraudng teller B. p Rogers Is close on Dis
footsteps and viii probably capture him today opSe and
officials have offered reward on si41o Sr feel assured he
has with him.
The Common Council yesterday entered protest
against the passage OF Assembymsn Bradleys BILL when
provides for transferring onethr Of the cost OF pass
6aT sm s Their s1snes pay
expense OF the work.
Peter Quiner was showing John Clapp, q pay
mate yesterday workings Of the new District Ieegrapn
instrument his father had just placed In MS pOo "
Presidents st. the sudden Attendance OF
policemen patromen with sxtDgoshers nief9PT d
his explanations and caused his "a h t
Precinct bOse whence an hour aiterWard nc
happier and less curious boy
Several members of the Young Mems Christian
Association presented charges against some OF the
the Association alleging carelessness and dsreputabe con-
feet reported that the charges are without
which NJ Judd Chairman has been sent TO inc Assa
ton a. ya hs and S anS
asking for further investigation into the subject
Detectives Frost and Corr yesterday afternoon
weldressed young man enter MT Heaheys pa""snop
on Atlantcst with bundle under his arm He came out
without t. and they followed him TO the drygoods store OF A.
D. Matthews K son. No 39s Fulton St, where he TOOK MS
place behind the counter he proved 20 oe and pawn
ticket found in his possession Tor "a yards OF b. 10 conn
@ed fheit physician who was attending some
members OF his family.
JERSEY CITY.
The receipt Of taxes last week amounted TO
g. 2s3 Os.
As Jacob Killen Of No. 562 HendersOn-st. was
m he % Es9cs frs dGTn By
by the sound OF approaching footsteps
Louise Fuchs age AZ, residing in West Newark
ave, while attempting to cross the pennsylvania RAILROAD
track 10 front Of an advancing train a. the West nG GrphR
by the locomotive and instantly killed.
At recent fire in the upper part of the city some
of the members Truck No had narrow escape from
drowning They rushed from beneath the falling r2pf OF
well from which they rescued with difficulty
Roundsman John W. Green was arraigned in the
First District yesterday charged with abdueng Mar
AZ had p 9S piFsR s Sa at
married her IN default % o IN u Sc me Ms
NEWARK.
OF the deaths last week 10 were from consump-
ton 10 from diphtheria and from pneumonia
4 man had his Jaw broken yesterday by coming IN
contact with switch flag the Pennsy vania Railroad
Samuel Gutter, cigar pcddler was arrested yes
erday violating the United states Revenue laws Tor sell
ing cigars no. properly stamped
During performance at Turn Hall on sunday
night thief contrved get behind the and robbed
the actors clothing of $50 and two watches.
Thomas White was injured yesterday morning at
the Commerce crossing the Pennsylvania Railroad while
attempting 20 get upon Train Ia mouoh'
Endus Coyle, halter from Brooklyn, was ar
rested Yesterday evening on charge Of s'se1s emoy
hats rom the factory of l. H. AUSTIN "here he was eniS
An infant child of Michael and Ann Clark OF No.
ZIG found be smoeered to death yesterday
morning The child had been sleeping in bed between its
parents
The house of BENJAMIN Platt at No. 1873 Green-st.
was entered Sunday evening during the alb
family The thieves left behind ot OF silver
taken from bureau drawer
Yesterday afternoon George W. Cross, the owner
OF considerable property who was drunk ard disorery was
arrested by officer wlo stepping into his carriage Cross
naaS apa il Was With dcay that four officers sue
ceeded in taking him to the police station
At noon yesterday officer, i'll attempting to ar
rest of party who fighting at High and
Ctonests was assaulted by the party, and, his club beag
wrenched his hand lie brually beaten about The
ne m srTIibS cn Se a John Maloy both Of
whom were IDENTIFIED b the injured ohGeI as Deg sog
in escaping rom the officers.
NEw-JERsET.
HoBoKEE.-JOhn Dondero, an Italian, was placed
under $500 yesterday await the acton of the Grand
Jury During eight with companions be bit OF ha the
right Of John The Citizens Fund for the rehet
Of the poor is nearly exhausted 200 families having been re
levea the open. The Common Council
VII PloOGD Ug rn ibe e6e1t st Of The eri,jare en-
aiding them grant extra appropriation when necessary
Of s 5taTS S e place. d aS'T
into the river Inc pnnclpa iegaees g e Luz ds H
ers $40 900 each Robert Tasgert grandson $4,000
100000 Charles taking the name of Charles Danorth
ia me TN wedans Oh Sr ana MT y } sn @ tst bth
host and hostess aud the 40 guests %ers dt ana dng M
tempting rob j. \ Deckers provision store al sandy HI
The damage done to the NewJersey Midland Railway by
the riinstorm is said to amount to $4,000.
ORANGE Edward Cournont excoecor Of taxes died at his
SUNDAY afternoon He was native OF BEG UNI
in NewYork, and afterwards removing 10 Orange
WEST HoBoKEs-The public building found to be
cOrdng TO the plans ami specifications
LONG ISLAND.
OYSTER BAY-There is deep religious interest here The
movement first began early the Winter in the Methodist
Church aud a result 81 persons admitted probation
the Bapss were asked to Join in series OF
union meetnes and az 20 anu more TSy g aI rlS
earnestly together.
SPA CLFF-There talk OF branch Of the Long Island
Railway running from To this place thence
touching at Glen Cove Village and joining the track again
building and several improvements are projected
STATEN ISLAND
ToTrFNvIIIE-An address was delivered before
the Young Christian Association in St Pauls Church
last evening by G. Caldwell Of New York The subject WAS
MDDEowNThe Board of Excise report last years bust.
county iFeasur s2959 Que from justices for Ones inn Oscd
sTAPLEroN-work on the new Presbyterian Chapel and
selooroom was BEGIN YESTERDAY me size l, near
Gently destroyed by fire stood Broas The structure
WI be ~ fet des 80 e S5 ana p he occHed in s6ost
four months flour and feed merchants,
The
sustained during twelve by the Jesuit Fathers the
Church o ST. Rose as closed on Friday night
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
WHITE PLAISs-The annual elections for town
officers in each % Westchester County will
take place today The Democrats OF this town have nominated
the following ticket For Supervisor, Elisha p Ferris Town
Clerk Hyatt Collector Edward schirmr Justice
Peace John Hill Assessor Nelson seymour; over
the Poor Frederick Hartman and Michael Barrett;
Town auditors John VI Hows anu WILSON S yf Sg