New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-30

Greenwood for inteTmcnt, the wOrkmen walking III
| procession.
BROOKLYN.
| The body of drowned man about forty years
old was found ut Fort Hamilton on Saturday, he
was dressed in dark coat ana waist-coat Diack
| trousers and gaiter shoes.
A mas meeting of tailors of Williamsburg and
BROOKLYN was held Yesterday To effect reorganlza-
| ton of the trade with view OF increasing the
| wages. committee was formed to report piah
| Of Organization. Action was also taken TO preval
| upon the shop tailors In New-lork 10 JOIN III 'n0
| movement.
William H. Bartlett and George w. Martin were
| released on Saturday from Raymond Street JAN
where they have been imprisoned fifteen months.
They were convicted of having robbed the GashleI
| az Tho planet Mills on evidence which the General
Term decided was insufficient The District-AttoI-
ney said that no new evidence had Dech oDIa'hou'
and consented to their discharge.
About 9 900 persons witnessed the various base
ball games at Prospect Park on Saturday, the most
important contests being those played for me fark
championship between the Namcless PUTNAM,
Dauntless and Commercial clubs. The NamelGss
PLAYERS defeated the Putnams by IL 10 D.. Inc
Commercial club which leads in the matches Tor the
pennant defeated the Dauntless Gun Dy ~ 10 l.
The force of labOrers on the elevated road was
increased on Saturday from 200 TO 300, ana nearly
two miles of excavations were begun large mum,
Der of granite blocks for foundations was received
along the line, and many of them VIII DC PHI IN
Mace to-day. Iron for the supcrstructure will be
received from the contractors this week, ana u Us
hoped that the first section of the road Will be III
running order By October L.
JERSEY CITY.
The professional Philadelphia Club on Saturday
played match game of base ball with the Nhtional
Jersey City Club The latter won by score Oh Z
too.
Chancellor Runyon on Saturday granted writ OF
error in the Smith-Bennett case. The writ Is re-
turnable at to the Supreme Court, ANA the case
will be heard this week.
NEWARK
Policeman Peterson has been sent before the
Mayor on the charge OF clubbing and aTresting
without cause James Francis Oliver OF No. 100
BrOOme-st.
Messrs. Stahl & Chase, fancy and millinery goods
dealers, at Broad and Cedar-sts., have failed and
made an assignment to AdOlph NulH Their ma
bilites are $4,000, and they offer 20 cents on the
dollar.
Mrs Henrietta Schroeder Of Bruee-st., was ar
rested In Centre Market on Saturday night for
passing counterfeit half-dOllars. Yesterday num-
Der of tradesmen visited Police Headquarters and
! identified Mrs Schroeder as me person VINO had
passed similar counterfeit coins upon them. She
was committed to await the action of the United
| States Commissioner.
James Duffy was found early yesterday morning
living on the sidewalk in NOrfOlk-st., Newark, with
! his leg badly broken and severely bruised about
| the head and body. He was removed to st, Mich
aeps hospital where his injuries were pronounced
seIions, Duffy stated that on Saturday night he
was followed by Thomas COnophy and Patrick
| Nugeut, who first demanded that he should treat
them, and when he refused to DO IL they beat
! him.
The Rev. Mr. McNair, tho Rev. Dr. W. T. Find
| ley and Mr. Ira NJ HARRISON of the Executive Com
mittee of the Newark Law and Order Association,
appeared before the Newark Board of Excise at its
| last meeting and demanded that In future licenses
| should be refused to all saloon-keepers who have
been convicted OF, or pleaded guilty to, Sunday
| selling. Commissioners Ford and Foster expressed
their intention to vote against licensing offenders
Commissioner Smith said he didn't think the Board
should be used Us an engine to prosecute the Aned
| salOon-kcepcr5.
Miss Margaret Wright of Albany, who has been
visiting friends at Newark, was married recently at
the office of the Western Union Telegraph Company
| to DR.. f. VI. Shaw, OF Los Angeles, Cal, who was
| then in San Francisco, The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rex. Z. 5. Colt, pastor of the Cente-
nary Methodist Episcopal Church, Newark. The
claim his BRIDE had been detained by business en-
gagements and the wedding was celebrated by tele-
graph. A few days after the ceremony the bride
started for California to meet her husband. for
nal marriage ceremony Will DO performed on her
arrival at San Francisco.
NEWJERsEY,
ELIzADETH-D. LGdeE won tho shaIp's Rife
day. The folio wing were the Winners Of prizes n
F. Ii. Holton, J. ", Todd, E, N. Sinner, T. L. Shell
don H. Fisher d. +. Davids b. A. Vail, j. N. Dart.
The scores were exceedingly good.
LONG ISLAND.
FLusHING.-The cornerstone of St. JosepRs
Chapel laid yesterday afternoon Bishop
Ioughlin conducted the services. The sermon was
preached by the Rev, Father Barry of Boston.
MoNTAUK.-A fresh examination Of all the cattle
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Law, who has pronounced them all sound and
free from disease. 1t is probable that the quaran
| tine will soon be raised.
YApmANK-Edward Smith. Henry Carter Lewis
| Albin and Smith RaynOr, Of the schooner LacOnic
engaged in bunker fishing, after eating canned corn
and beans at dinner at COney Island, on Thursday
last. suddenly attacked with violent vomiting
and cramps A physician gave the opinion that the
men were poisoned from the canned corn and beans
| The condition OF two of the men is critical.
| STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BRIGHToN.-Coun Vermilye immedi-
ately after his client Coroner James Dempsey, was
sentenced TO one year ~ the State Prison, having
| been convicted Of perjury, went to Write Plains
| and obtained u writ OF error and stay OF proceed
| ings. The writ is returnable in September.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
| YoyKERs.-Samuel j. Tden has takon lease Of
! Greystone the residence OF John /; WaTing, In
North Broadway, IOnkers. He has it leased for six
! months with the privilege of buying at fixed
| price. The property cost 100000.
EAST CHEsTRR.-Pelham L. Mcclellan Justice
of the Peace of the of East Chester yesterday
caused the arrest of Joseph PugmOre, constable Of
the same town, for having refused to serve sum
mons issued by the former IN civil suit.
| WHITE PLAINs.-Ex-Judge Tappan and Justice
| Hiram Paulding having sued out a writ of habeas
| corpus III behalf of eX-Judge John W. Mills, the
case of the latter before Justice Dykman of the
Supreme Court, IN Special Term, at White Plains on
| condition of Judge Mills is still considered pre-
| caIlOus.
| KAToNAH.-The residence of J. D. Powell. near
KatOnah was entered few nights ago by burglars
| who forced open drawer In the safe and took
| therefrom 1000 Government bond which Mr..
| Powell held III trust for the estate OF the late
| Jerusha Reynolds, and some notes amounting to
| 81 800 The latter, however will be of no benefit
| to the robbers. The thieves had collected a large
quantity of valuable clothing which they left be-
/ hind them.
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