New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-10

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| juries. and is IN critical condition.
| Nv the consent Of all the persons interested
James C.. Bergen was appointed yesterday collector
Of the estate Of he late NIT Nay ,ore rp
| DALEY He WAS required 10 give bonds In TloOVVo.
The taking of testimony in tho Will contest VIII dc
/ resumed on Friday.
| A wild steer escaped on Monday night from hord
of cattle ut the foot of North Ninth-st, ana ran
| through IA number of streets. pursued by boys anu
men At Ninth and South Fiflh-sts. the am,na,
stopped and WIS captured. The first rope attached
| 10 him broke, and another was procured. Inc steer
was finally securely tied aud carried away on q
| truck.
Walter V. r. Powis'caused tho arrest Of Susan O.;
! Couiard John X. L. Sutton and William ii. kudd
on the charge of oOnspirng 10 Obtain evidence
which might be used by hls wife TO secure divorce
from him, and the examination was held beIorc
Justice senior last week. Yesterday the Justice
rendered written opinion in the case dischargihg
| the prsoners.
observation-disclosures OKeofe has removed Charles
H. Burtis, the Deputy Registrar. and appointed
Colonel Matthias W. Cole III ms place. Colonel Cole
is pronounced Democrat, and held this POSITION
under Registrars Lowell and whitney. lie has also
been a clerk In the Tax Collectors Department.
Thomas O'Buen, of the Fourteenth Ward has re-
ceved an appointment under the Registrar OF
Arrears.
Officer Quigley of the York Street Police, on Mon
dav night, while on duty in Bridge-st., ncar Water
ST.. met Mrs. Margaret Carroll. Who said that hor
had been badly injured and her clothes torn ny
her husband, james Carroll. The officer went 10
No. 229 plymOuti-st. to arrest Carroll, who met
him on the stairway and assaulted him with a
shovel. ntcting wound three inches in length on
his head. The officer was compelled TO retreat.
Officers kec aud Donnelly, who went to his assist
ancc had 10 thcr climbs freely on CARROTS head
before lie could be brought to submission CarIoil,
who received three scalp wounds, is believed
to be Insane.
JERSEY CITY
The case of Anton Muller against Ernest L. Meyer
was decided Yesterday BY the former being noh-
sultcd He sued for be loss of Il child killed by the
fall of marble mantle in one of Meyers houses
James Wiley, of No 1919 Wavno-st., jersey City,
WAS aIraIgned before Judge Davis Yesterday. on
suspicion of having stolen two cases of bats from
freight train on tie Ponnsylv anlG Railroad. Wiley
WAS wearing one OF the stolen hats when he was AZ
rested.
At burial Sunday. In the Greonville Method At
Episcopal burying ground of Jersey CITY, the SIDE
oi tie grave cavcd in. ana Louis Hecht, the under
taker, fell into with the collin on top OF him. lie
was not injured, Int the scene caused much excite
ment among the monrDers.
Martin Noonan, who killed James Carroll with
brick. was arraigged N me County courts yesiter
Gpy HaG and mpI Hem WrcaKen tire bows
who shot Albert Fisher, another boy, nc hoboken,
July j. plead not guilty to indictments charging
them with manslaughter.
NEWARK
A series of Gospel temperance meetings will be
begun this evening IN u tent at N,st Kinney ana
WashngtOn-Sls.
The I,gislaiive Commission for the preparation Of
n ge era tax law met al the City Hall Yesterday.
A number OF city ana township officials OF Essex
and other counties were Present and expresscd.theH
views
The body of a colored man named Joseph Parker
was found in the river at Kings lumber yard yes
tcrday morning. When lat seen, ~ lew evenings
ago, ho was chased by crowd Of men into the Iun-
bcr yard.
Professor Otto STRIVE. an astronomer, o. 81. Pc
tersburg RUSSIA, and Professor NewcOnb of the
observatory az Washington, were visiting IN New
ark yesterday Professor Strive starts ior ms home
III few days.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsulvG.-The body of the man found near
WhiiestOnc on Monday. has been identified ~ that
of Moses Howard, of N3w-i York who was drowned
while BATHING at Tie loot Oh 5SNonty-Hrst-sJ, ABOUT
three weeks ago.
OYSTER BAY.-Tho body of newly born child
was discovered on SUNDAY buried IN a paper box on
the premises OF Captain Weed DR. Fallen las made
posimortem examination IN the caso and viii re-
port tho inquest today the result OF his lnVest-
CATION.
Lovu ISLAND CITY-The Grand Jury Of the
Queens County Court IF Session, up 10 last even
ing had found thirty-iye indictIIen.s Twelve OF
these are are against the two church robbers Sincr
and Muller. Seven indictments are found against
Ferdinand Me,z, the night wat chm&n OF college
Point, who was recently arrested, charged with
various acts OF burglary
STATEN ISLAND.
CrlFrox.-The schutzen Corps, an organization
composed of the leading Germans OF Staple ron, on
Monday held IL annual fcs ,iyal at Gchhardts
Park near Fort Watsworth. Just ~ the hist piece
OF fireworks was about 10 be set OIL the other pieces,
winch were heapsd togethrr III some manner b.
came ignit.d and exploded ihe rockets and the
roman candies shot ia ivory direction, causing great
excitement. Among the large nunher OF persons
proscut were several young women IL thin lawn
Dire sea. After the snoke had cleared away the
clothing OF Phehe VI irl was discovered 10 be on
fire. " i:h grrS. difficulty tho uaInts wcie c%tiu-
pi.h,,', but not before she was severely burned
ahou the hands ard other portions of the body. 10
is not known now the fireworks became ignited bur
Il j. believed .nat asucs Iroh oigr were caTcicesy
dropped GA them.
HUD-ON RIVER TOWNS.
PoRT CntsTEl.-'ihe lightning express train on
tine consolidated road killed az unknown man.
who had bas Ect OF ferns. and severely injured ms
companion about the legs. one mite eest oil Port
Chester, over the state line, yesterday afternoon
The body was sent back 10 GTcehwioH, whore the
inGue-f VIII he held. I'm one of the mans pockets
the ;.ddrc Of ). w. Adams, No. 81 Eith-ayc., New