New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
depositors on account of the first dividend of 10

per cent.
A wild Texan steer escaped from the Abattoir
Yesterday Ii ran several blocks and was killed by
Sergeant Finley, OF the First Precinct, with me
Several persons narrowly escaped being gored by
the animal.
NEWARK.
There are 1O4 saloons IN Market-st alone.
The April term of the Court of Quarter Sessions.
which has just closed, has been one OF the longest
terms for many years. The total amount PAID IN
for fines and costs is about $4,000
The residence of G.. w. Peters, No. II Central
ave. was entered by burglars on Tuesday morning,
and large quantity Of slyerware was packed mp
ready for removal but che burglars were evidently
frightened of.
James Van Hise, an ex-polceman, who has had
charge Of the erection of every gaows that has been
used for several years IN this part Of the state, has
been employed by the Sheriff OF Hudson County TO
prepare the scofald for the execution of Mrs. smith
and Covert Bennett, and VIII begin the work next
week.
Gregory Hines was arrested in New-York yester-
day ard taken 10 Newark without requsltlon, on
a charge of ommItting an assault and battery on
Elsie E. Vaudeville OF. No. 1o1 Prospect-st., who
was in delicate condition. and Is not expected TO
recover. He washeld IN 81 900 ball.
Veterinary-Surgeon Rogers acting as Deputy
State Inspector Of Cattle, yesterday morning visited
q number Of cattle dealers IN Newark, and directed
them TO have their cattle all IN their usual quarters
at noon. In the afternoon, accompanied by Meat
Inspector OvIatt, DIR. Rogers began inspecting the
cattle, to determine If any Of them were injected
with pleuro-pneumonia.
ordinance requiring all railroad companies passing
through Newark To fence their tracks Alderman
Fielder offered preamble and resolution denounc-
ing the action of the Board Of Excise in refusing
licenses to offending saloon keepers, which were
laid on tine table by a vote OF IL TO IL. I. solu-
ton adopted authorizing the American Union
Telegraph Company to establish their line IN
Newark.
The Citizens Protective Association, composed
almost altogether of brewers and salOon-koepers,
held secret meeting on Tuesday 'enlng. Emil
SPAIN. of the committee appointed 10 sccLs CO.
operation against tho movements OF the Law and
Order ASSOCIATION reported that similar organize
tons had been formed in jersey City, Hoboken and
Paterson. He also favored the formation or an ex-
elusive German political party, which he thought
would have great influence with the other political
parties His report was accepted.
LONG ISLAND
COLLEGE PoIST-John Klein, of Creedmoor, was
instantly killed last night at College Point. While
driving the rcins broke, the team ran away, and
Klein thrown from the vehicle aud killed. Two
companions were seriously injured.
BISsvnLE.-The body of a woman. age about
Sky years, was found on DcbevOise Ferry Tuesday
morning. She was seen wandering about on sun
day, and when questioned at that time she said her
name was julia Tracy, and her residence New
YORK.
FGUsHING.-Some river thieves entered the Office
of j. Miner Peek Tuesday night, chlselled open the
outside safe. and obtained some small change ana
notes and beltlng, to the value OF 5000. They
also took some tools aud clothing, which Will make
the loss 80 900.
R0CKAWAN IFAff.-SeNerdl
Beach, on Monday night were broken into by
thieves, who carried of number of articles, but
found very httlo money. On tuesday night George |
Faber's Terrace Garden, at Far Rockaway, was
broken into, and the receipts OF the previous two
days were stolen.
MIDDLE RoAD.-The house of John T. Edwards
was DESTROYED by fire on Tuesday morning Dir.
Edwards was up with lgh ed lamp ar II o'clock |
suffering with toOthachc. No fire was then visible
and he cannot tell how 1t originated. lie succeeded
in saving the furniture on the ground hoor. The
.,ll ahfrtt On
9nd was insured for $3.50 III the GIens Falls.
STATEN ISLAND.
APIErON.-Seyeral days ago o well-dressed
woman, giving her name as Mrs Sophia j. SIck!es,
living on the Richmond Road. She had four chill !
dren with her, the oldest being about five years,
and the youngest about four months. she SAID tha5
it would be favor If the children could be allowed
TO remain there a few minutes, while she went !
around the corner to transact some business. Mrs
Lynch granted the request. The woman never
came back, and the children were gwen In charge
of inc authorities.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINs-Wi!liam r. Humphrey, Secre- !
tary of the savings Bank OF New-kochelle, was |
taken before Justice Dykman of the supreme |
Court, at White Plains, yesterday and admitted to |
bail as follows: $1,000 on his conviction for EN-
bezzlement, 5000 ON an untred Indictment tor |
perjury.
sroNY BROCK.-The c0roncr's inquest held at |
Stony Brook on Tuesday, in the Of Thomas II. |
LYONS was adjourned until Tuesday next. John |
Jones' the cOlOIed soy in the employ OF Mr. sherry,
" no slept i'm the barn the night Lyons met his |
death and who discovered the BODY on the moor III |
the morning, was placed under oIds To appear |
when wanted, Mr.. sherry becoming his bOndsman.
Accommodates Jaeger is cgaTmaker, dong
business on Broadway, between seventh ana !
EIrhth-avcs, Astoria, whcve he has lived for some
time with his wife AnuaJta, and her brother, Anton
Ve.mcyer. Tie brother and sister were visiting at |
Winfield yesterday. Returning home along the |
! oug Island Railroad track, at WOOdsde, about |
ten minutes past II, they were both struck by the
locomotive of the fast Brighton Beach train, due az
Hunters Point at fifteen minutes past II, ana Ill