New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-19

between Nosrand and BedfOrdaves They are believed
to be relics Of soldiers killed in the battle Of Long
Island
The new fountain at the junction OF Bed
ford aud Dvison-aves and FOurt-s began running on
Saturday. This fountain Is Of the rettest I'D Brook
Ign. 1t is about eighteen feet high ana throws tDsA
streams OF water
The Feast Of the Assumption was celebrated
the Church OF the Assumption. yesterday, by high
mass conducted by the Rev. Charles G. Gallagher The
master OF ceremonies the Rev. Father Keegan yester
day completed the twenty-ffth year OF his ministry
The discovery of woman's leg on the roof
Of w. BOwen's veterinary establishment In Boerum-
place, caused excitement on Saturday, until Mr.
Bowen explained that be received it from surgeon OF
the Long Island College Hospital ana put IL there W
dry.
Some persons entered the sleeping room OF
Samuel JacOby back OF his liquor store No. 3O6 Fourth
st.. early Saturday morning, and stole 800 from MS
clothing Yesterday Daniel Kennedy, age eighteen Oh
No 262 slxthst and Bernard Larney, age twenty-five
OF No. l7S North seyenthst, were arrested ior 'ue
crime.
The Rockaway steamboat Americas on Sat
urday struck the Erie boat Morris amidshlps'
breaking her paddebox and cutting her guards to the
waters edge The Morris tOwed TO Jersey city Tor
repars The Americas was unlnjured Great excite
ment prevailed among the passengers put none were
hurt on either boat.
Mrs. George Joseph, an Italian peanut seller,
aimed a blow with a Ratchet at the head OF Edward
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quarrel between Hooey and her husband, Saturday
evening. The blow missed HOoley's head, but BADLY
wounded his foot As she was renewing the attack
Detective Carr and officer Barr seized her ana she ana
her husband were locked up
The Union Ferry Company are suspicious
that the plates OF their old tickets, used before the
coupon tickets were devised have been stolen and are
being used by unauthorized persons, several new
tickets that recently been presented at the
gntes A respectabe-looking gentleman who offered
Wednesday replied TO the ticket takers query
"They come cheaper than your coupon tickets" Inc
company Is investigating the matter.
Anton GrtineT, age siXty-six, barber, OF No.
POI Flatbush-ave while shaving policeman, Saturday
asked TO be excused moment, went to the cellar and
his throat The officer expressed gratitude that the
barber selected his throat when the mauia seized
him. He was taken to the Long Island College Hos
pita but his wounds are not fatal. Griner formerly
saloon Keeper, was insured Tor $4,000 Business ana
financial troubles are alleged as the cause.
President Murphy, of the bridge trustees,
states that loan is negotiating with Brooklyn bank
in anticipation Of the payment by Controller Burri OF
portion OF the last call the city OF Sl.O0OOOO. He
expects that work Will be shortly resumed. number
the suspended wOrkmeu received their back pay Fri
is awaited with interest, but 10 Is thought nothing
viii be done until the regular meeting OF the trustees,
September 2.
Patrolman Robert Bloomfield, of the First
Precinct was fined 500 60 for leaving his post the
night Of July 8. drinking in saloon, and, while drink
ing using scandaous language about family In the
neighbOrhoOd Sergeant joseph Carrougher Of the
Second Precinct fined S41 for locking up Benjamin
FarTuRtOn without making proper inquiries, he ana
John Dryer, the pugtlis being brought In together
Patroman Mckee was fined S32 transferred for not
properly reporting the case