The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-02
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Annie K,cfcr. aged six years, fell from the Adami
street bridge of theNewark and Now York Railroad,
In Newark ON sunday night and was killed she mad
been playing on the Stone abutmcnI
Tho Grand Jury tor the month OF Jily were smpau'
ncIisd In the Kings County Cours OF Sessions yester
day In his tn,rse Judge Msorc mentioned, as vio-
laiions OF the law games OF cbancc at church LARS
Alexander A. Smythe, an officer IN the Custom
House this city, was yestcriay nrIcstea ~ Ns resr
aepce on Carleton avenue, Jerscy Cty Heights, on
com pant Of his VILE who alleges tuat no abuses ner,
ana That Friday he overturned the tea table, JUS
Aldridse admitted him to bail IN the sum OIL ssoo.
Henry Kane, OF No. Ill Newark avenue, Jersey
CIV was locke up In tho fbird precinct police sta
,,on on SUNDAY night for beating his wiie aud during
RENDER 20 the cell door, lie was cut down IN time
10 his lite, and yesterday ne was committed 10
Tho County JAN.
The tram agents who were placed on she trains OF
the Penney lvania Railroad year ago TO serve as
check to dishonest conductors were removed yester'
day ana those retained In the were
placed m other positions. a numocr OF conductors
we're also 10 tho South Jersey END oil thc
New Jersey Division.
Alta stated session OF the Kings County Board Of
Supervisors yesterday afternoon, Dr. A. warren
shepherd rc-appointei County Physlcan Tor
TORN OF three years, and permission was granted 10
tho Young Mems Christian Association TO erect a
gospel tor their praying bands ON tnc ground all
joining the Court House.
During an alteration yesterday afternoon between
wulism GayIor and John 0'Neil, OF No lb2 Myrtle
avenue, brooklyn, at tho liquor storo No. 10 Boefum
place The latter struck the the bead With
class. innicting a severe wound. The dispute grew
out OF an argument their respective nationality
o,Ncii was locked up TO await examination.
Charles Ritch, Of No. lib North Fourth street,
Williamsburg, While at work In the slave yard at
tached TO L. ". Pslmers cooper shop, al tho 1901 OF
Nortn Fun street, was buried beneath large pho OF
stavcs which Tell upon him. When rescued " was
found that his back was broken. lie was remoVeo iu
a dying condition to ST. Catncrinc's Hospital.
rnc attention OF the Kings County Court Of sessions
was neain occupied yesterday IN The trial oil me rhnct
Mills robbery case. superintendent WAXING, oil TINS
city, was recalled Tor the prosecution, ana teshneu
| that Detective Hogan sad 10 him That ne did not
know Roberts before him at the sixth Nntiopai
Bank Counsel on both sides viii sum up to-day.
| Tho Cannon Council and Gas Company OF Eliza.
hath Y L. having both refused to take the rcsponsi-
bllty OF iirhng tue streets In tue suburbs OF mat
civ ths have taken the matter IN their own
! hands The people Of Morris avenue and Orchard
street have already formed associations purchased
| oil lamps ana oil and employed ampiyhters Otnor
| streets are TO be Illuminated on the same plan.
| MOTION WIS madc In the supreme Court, Kings
county before Judge Barnard yesterday, Tor an in-
iuncti,n 10 restrain tho defendants from collecting the
rents in the estate OF the late Margaret Collins. The
pIaiptG In the litigation the particulars OF which
hnvs been heretofore published, rs Melvin G. Brsbce,
executor aud the defendants are Mary o. Shea, limo.
| tbv o. shea John r. Shea and ohers The Judge re-
| served h decision.
Thomas O'Brien, 'opgsboremap, aecd forty-eight,
died yesterday IN ~. Mary's Hospital Hobvken, IRON
the effects OF injuries received on SATURDAY last Ha
| was Engaged unloading the ergo oil tile steamship
Main at tho Bremen dock, when he lost his balance
| and fell down the hold, striking on his head and
| frscturinr his scuL He resided at No. ~ Monroe
| street. HoboksD, and leaves vile and large iamty
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