New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-15

years ago Mr. Dingee lost his property his vile went 10
live with a friend Arthur Hurd, in Vermont The nus
band occasionally sent remtances to his WIFE, Dut these
having ceased Mrs Dngee to this city and caus
lie was unable TO support his wife in her mode OF living,
hut his house at all tines open TO her Suug
Kasmire tried 20 reconcile the two WITHOUT succesS
then adjourned the examination.
There were stolen June %. $3.50 worth OF
Long Improvement bonds from John Hogans' al NO.
All East Twenty hirdst Mr.. Hogan had given up all
hopes OF recovering his property when one DAY ast
week an employee Levi c. Hildreth, confessed that he
had found the bonds the day they were missed Ot
side the office door, that he had kept them as security
$50 which Mr. Hogan owed him He said that Jane ne
boarded had taken the bonds from him and refused 20
return them. The woman declared that she had gySn
the bonds To Peter Stanley, saoon.keeper III Brook-
lyn He SAID he knew hing a6Out the bonds 1este
day Hidreth arrested, and at the fi1ly-stVen.n
Street Court he committed for examination war
rant also issued for the arrest OF Jane Euston'
BROOKLYN.
The new Gospel tent on Flathush-aye.,
near sixthave open for services yesterday after
noon Abont thousand persons were present. Inc
Rev George Pentecost Of Boston, conducted the ser
vices.
Without any apparent cause, Anthony Gil
martin age FORTY OF No 10 Carrol-st, brutality beat and
kicked his wife Mary about the head and body yester-
day morning Her physician, Dr. Crawley, stated That
her injuries may prove serious Gmartnis In CUSTODY
awaiting the result Of his wife's wounds
The death of Mrs. Alexander Stndwell, OF
Monroc-place was announced by Mr. Beecher, in Ply
mouth Church, yesterday. She had been member OF
the church since 1919. Her son, George s., merchant
Of this city, recently married the soprano Clenentne
Lasar Mr. Bcecher conducted the funeral SERVICES at
the residence, In the afternoon.
Charles Nedava, q Peruvian, OF No. l9I
sOutEst York. who is known by the various aliases
OF Tom Fifer Black Ffer and Tom Moore, arrested
Yesterday charged with burglary on the ship Thorya
lying at Kelseys stores foot of Un0n-st gold Hatch
lOcket and chain, valued at $3.50 and sum OF money
were stolen from Captain J0hn g. Grahams WalstcOat'
JERSEY CITY
Francis Fox, of Paterson, brakeman, fell
from a train on the NewYOrk, Lake Erie and western
Railroad IN the tunnel Saturday, and was instantly
killed.
The Board of Finance proposes to abolish
the High school the ground that IL Is an unnecessary
expense not contemplate IN the law, which provides
that grammar schools shall be the highest edueaOna
institutions supported by the city
Sidney C.. Smith, of No. % Ege-ave., Jersey
City Heights, attacked by two tramps near MS resi-
dencc Saturday afternoon. Mr. Smith beat one OF the
men, who gave their az Benjamin Rouse and
Frederick Reagan, arrested and ldenthed as the
assailants. .
Early Yesterday morning Roundsman Ed
wards aud PatrOmen Peterson and Kugleman were at
tackled by OF ruians at Market and JacksOn-sts
After a fierce struggle they succeeded In arrestlng
George Geiger, OF No. 80 BarDara-st.
Considerable scandal has been caused by
OF the Fifth Baptist Church the charge OF immOr-
atty Two OF the expelled members are sisters respect
aby connected, and another is male teacher OF the
Sunday-schOOl.