New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-30
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
A sneak-thief entered the residence of Mrs.
Ida Randelwek. no. 19s wnoughby-aye, on Wednesday
by false keys, and stole iewelry worth Sl45.
Charles Ditman, aged nine, last evening
tumblcd from the stoop OF his parents residence, at
Imtonaye. and Van Brunt-st and his skull was irae
tured.
The Rev. Messrs. Henry Ward Beecher, j.
Hyatt Smith and Justin D. Fulton are all out OF town.
lccturing in other states the first two in Massachu-
sets. and the last IN ONO.
A horse attached to a truck OF Mr. Myers,
Of Thirdaye and Eighth-st., rau away on Cumber-
team of John Jordan. OF Chapel ST. killed instantly one
OF the atter's horses, worth about 500.
Two Hebrews borrowed Sl2O OF Mrs. Bertha
Meyers her grocery store No 437 Courst Yesterday
10 pay for tablecloths which they had bought in
her presence OF two peddlers. They said they would
leave the cloths with her security while they went TO
the bank after the money. They did not return ana MIS-
Movers afterward learned that tho goods were worth
about SO The police are searching for the swndlers
Charles Falkenburg, because he was re-
fused liquor at saloon OF John RUSSELL No. 81 Park
ave. began create general disturbance by oyerturn
ing the stove and breaking furniture. Russell, after
making futile attempts to eject Falkenburg. and to
seized and struck Filkenburg heavy blow on the
head The severe scalp wound was dressed DY sur
gcon and both FalkenburZ and Russell were arrested
Two officers, hearing an allray at No. 37S
Pulass last evening rushed in the house in answer
10 the calls for help They found John Doyle, TWEEN
ty-two at the top Of flight OF stairs. quarrcng with
his father Peter Doyle, who at the bottom john
in drunken rage brandshed pistol and Threatened to
shoot any who should come up the stars Mhen
the officers started ~ the steps he fire the pistol but
the bail hit The officers succeeded IN arresting
Doyle only after a desperate struggle.
NEW-JERsEY.
Long BRANCH.-Two matches were shot by
the Long Branch Ayatcur Pigeon Clnb yesterday, nm
der the birmingham rules twenty i've yards rise ana
three minutes to gather BIRDS. W Murphy won tle uis,
match and X Murphy and l.. Bright divided the second
prize.
NEWARK.
The Sunday law has been so fagrantly
violated during the past few months that the Mayor and
Chief OF Police have determined To interpOsc tire authority
OF the law Shopkeepers and others will be informed
that their places of business must be closed SUNDAYS
or legal proceedings Will be resoried TO- Tie balls and
theatrical entertainments IN the German portion OF the
city Will be suppressed.
The residence of Peter IIammill, treasurer
OF the Mulberry German Lutheran Church, at No l35
South Canalst., entered on Wednesday night and
closet riled Of n-bOX containing $50 and valuable
church papers Suspicion fell upon Lizzie 1lerney,
II. servant in the family. When arrested, she said
/ that Philip Mcmahon, age 49, Edward Farrell, who has
lust been discharged from State Prison. and Barbara
Waag. at the house the night Of the burglary
Ihey arrested Yesterday, and most OF the money
was found on Mcmahon and Farrell. IL is the opinion Of
fhe police authorities that robbery was PLANNED hy
Lizzie Terney aud that she admitted the burglars the
house.
LONG ISLAND.
BREsLAU.-A paper chimney fifty feet high
has been built In Bresau factory BY chemical prep
aration the paper Is rendered imperyOus to fire aud
| water.
HEMPsrRAD-It is understood that the Central Rail-
road Long Island ia TO De abandoned. A connection
will be made at Hsdale, whore the Central
| Long Island Road 20 accommodate Garden city and
Ilempstead, and branch built from Queens Creed
| Iaf. Ina .inff tina