New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

Minnesota was arrested on Sunday in Jersey cny'
where he formerly lived. c.,
lanes FLYNN, of No. 100 Tenth-st.. jersey O,tf,
member Of the gang OF highwayn.h a nu and then
stripped him of his clothing, returned " ''''o'
City on Sunday and was arrested
NEw-JERsEY.
UoRoKrS--The tidal wave was so high on Sainr-
dav morning that the water AGAIN oVern99wcu ,no
ferry slips and made the use of raised Walks ho'eS
sary for short time
RID BANK-Ephraim Carlisle. age seventy,,iwo
years. of the most respected resu9iiS IL D., on
mouth. fell dead in the lime KIN NJ lieu pa"N VII
Friday, from disease OF the heart
HoBoKEN.-Iti is said that Henry Reise, the pro
ptIetor of the Eagle Dye Works, Hoboken, yestei-
dav received a letter from Germany stating Ina' n7
uncle bachelor had recently died ana ielt Dol lol
iune of SIS 900 900 to ne divided between MI helse
and his brothers and sisters.
PArERsoN.-John Ackerman, of Grand,st, Pater;,
SON died on Sunday of what is Thought to be
maiarial fever caused by imperfect drainage. lie
had lost two of hs children by the same disease
within the last two weeks, ana the rehiahihs wv
children are now seriously III.
PATrRsoN.-.Jacob Sandiord. age thirty sht
who had "A wife and five children, was instantly
crushed to death Saturday morning at the steam
stonebreaker while loading stone for use on the
streets. A partition, against which an immense
mass of broken stones WIS piled gave way ana
Sanford was buried beneath them. When e,,tiI-
Gated he was dead.
Nrw-DuRuAM-The bod of a man about thirty
wears of ace was found lying at the side OF the
Iiackensack Plank Road. near the village OF New
Durham, Hudson County, n. j., at o'clock sa,uf,
n new Smith q NELSON'S revolver. A large bullet
hole was found in the centre OF ms forehead 1n ne
man was well dressed ard apparently had pecn
unaccustOmed to hard labor.
LONG ISLAND.
LoNG IsLaND CITY.-An act for the amendment
of the charter OF Long Island City will be INTRO
duced carly in the coming session OF the Legl;ia-
ture. As the charter now stand, the City Celk mas
what Is rrf drded rs dangerous power IN deter
mining who are the candidates elected TO city
Offices. There Is no canyas.ng board Dug tne
ceIyed from the inspectors at ire polling
places.......... shorifi-eiect Aonzo b. Wight
making out the list Of his suboidin-
ates Ii il understood that George W. Smith
of Hampstead, will be Under Sheriff; ana among
the Deputies already determined upon are Charles
IIance and George .. Fowler. OF Flushing, ana
Spraguc, of jamaica.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BRrGHToN.-Ihe annual meeting of the
Staten Island Sunday-schuol Teachers Association
will he held on Monday evening next at New
Brighton. The opening address will be made by
the Rev y. Vansant, pastor of the Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at PoIt Richmond.
standardization Climber School Tax Col
lcctor of Southficd, disappeared about two months
ago. taking with him, rs alleged, about SlOC be-
longing to the town. and has not since been seen or
heard from Staten Island. His wife and children,
whom he lett behind. continued TO occupy heir
house al Clifton until Friday last, when they also
disappeared.
STAPIEroN.-Betwcen 8 aud o'clock on Friday
night the house on Boyd Hill, Stapleton OF Charles
Kutgcn was entered BY thieves. The family at the
time was at dinner. aud did not discover the rob
berry for some time. Mrs. Wellington, an inmate of
the house, upon going TO her room on the second
floor was surprised 10 find that her bureau had
been ransacked, and that her gold watch, bracelets
and other JcwelTy, with $500 III bank bills had been
stolen. The jewelry valued at about ii2OO.
The thieves entered through an open window.
RicuMoND-George Gottchok was arrested Sat
urday on complaint of Coroner Gaffney who
charged him with criminal negligence. lie was in
charge of the vehicle which came into collision with
the carriage from which Theodore G. Nermilyo was
thrown and killed at Nandcrbt-aye. and Bay-st.
on Thursday night last. Gottschok obtained bail
Snnday......E 4. Cothlrin. formerly of Richr1Ond
Valley was arrested some time ago the charge of
larceny made by William H. Lyman. but was exon
Grated from he charge by Justice Vaughn Cotha-
rim mas now brought "A civil SUIT against Lyman for
false imprisonment laying his damages at $o,OOO
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
SoUTH SALFM.-"Aunt" Polly Ranches. OF South
SALEM has entered her one hundred and seventh
year. She is still in her usual health and spirits.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT farmers of LewsborO re-
Gently purchased cattle from a drove passing
through the town. 1t Is now suspected that the
cattle were diseased ut the time, "a seth Scolied.
Nathan Olmstead and Aaron Wakefield have lost
all the animals which they purchased from the