New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

| room. and found the object OF tnelr search Vn u
sofa After some resistance handcnffs were piacrd
| on his wrists when his wife ana frlenu5 suddenly
| filed up the place. Schoon by violent effort tore
| capcd by n side door. Schwarzer complained yes
terday to Superintendent Walling that the oihceTs
| forced themselves into his store and damaged MS
| furniture.
| Tie pay Of the registers, canvassers poll-clerks
and others who conducted the recent election
| amounts to $40. .02O
The Fall games of the North Side Athletic Club
| will take place Mt Woods Athletic Grounds, at
| North Ninth and Second-sts., to-day.
The annual report Of the Union Ferry Company
| which was filed yesterday, shows that the total
| assets are 81 9O5 ,227 9s and the liabilities
| SI11O,Ol5 81. There are $50 stockholders.
Miss Honora Tobey, of No. 80 Harrison-st.. was
| passing through Ti1aDy-place yesterday morning
when she wasstruck in the neck by bullet tired IRON
| a rifle with which Henry Fletcher age seventeen
| of No. 4s6 Hicks-st was playing The wound was
| slight. Fletcher was arrested.
| John c. Hopkins age TWENTY-FIVE years. the son
| of James B Hopkins. well-to-do sail-naker, and
| long a resident of the Eastern District, has been
missing from his home, No. 2lO keap-st., since
| Thursday last. He a steady young man, ana
| was engaged foreman at his fathers place OF
| business
Samuel lIocfner age forty, Of No. % Rock-st
| committee. suicide by hanging OH Tuesday evening
Recently hc had been drinking freely. and he IS
| said to have had delIrium tremens twice WITHIN z
| month Two weeks age he made an unsuccessinl
| attempt TO hang himself. lie was produce dealer
| and leaves wife.
| There was no meeting of the Aldermen yesterday
| either as Aldermen OF Canvassers. At 1:3O D. m,
| when they were TO meet as Board OF CanVassers
ONLY Alderman French, OF the Twentieth Ware, was
| present. As he did not constitute quorum he all
journcd until 10 q. m. Monday or until half an hour
| before any special meeting that might he held in
the meantime. At Q o'clock. when the regular meet
| ing was to be held, not a single Alderman was In
| attendance. -
| County Clerk Brann of jersey City. has informed
all lawyers indebted to his office that he Will not
place their cases on the court calendar or swear Ill
| their witnesses until his bills are PAID.
| NEWARK.
| The furnishing goods store of J. II. Brewer at
| No. 29I Market-st., was entered by burglars and
robbed of lot OF goods at an carly hour yesterday
morning.
The total expense Of the Blair trial was $4,000.
Nine hundred dollars was paid to Attorney General
! Stockton for twelve days services as assistant
counsel for the state.
| Annie White and Rosina Rcntz. two professional
! shOpiters from New-l Ork, were arrested by detec-
tives last evening in Markei-st. store. They were
searched and found 10 have lot of valuable goods
concealed beneath their clothing i'll bags arranged
| for that purpose.
| Edward Pile, a gravcdgger. committed suicide
| yesterday morning by cutting his throat with
| razor He had been very despondent for some
| time past He an Englishman sIxtv-ilyc years
old, and leaves wife and children. 1t is stated
that his father and brother both committed suicide
| some time ago III England
| The Republican majority of the Common Council
has adopted caucus resolution that there shall be
no cutting down OF Official salaries or WAGES OF tne
| Police and Fire Departments in the coming year.
| Alderman Young. who has filled the position Of
! President of the Common Council for two terms,
| has been renOininated for the position.
| NEW-JERsEY
| PATERsoN-Mrs. Martha Jackson and John
| Thompson. both colored, aud living at Passac
| City, were charged Tuesday with having killed
child belonging to tle woman shortly after It's
| birth.
| SIAPLEToN.--The capture of James Scott, alias
" Red the Boss" and Charles Brown, alias Camp
| bell, while tney in the act of plunderlng the
premises Of Under-SherIh Thomas Brown. at Staple
| ton OH Monday morning. is considered important.
| Scott and Brown are members of the Rocky Hollow
| gang. Ii is believed that they helped to rob
Gently the following places: The house of Keutgen
| Brothers. real estate and insurance brokers' Boyd
Hill; the house of Joseph Rubsam of the firm OF Rub
| sam X Hermann, brewers, at tapeton the house
| of Francis George Slaw, at New-BrIghtOn, and the
boat-hOuse at Clifton. William Brown, who is be-
| lieved to be of the gang, arrested yester-
day. -
| WoODUAvEN.-Jacques licncnis, Frenchman, mt
| WnouiaVri, "a. non,iay- cut his throat Ml,h ra-
| zor, making a cash about seven inches long, He
| Will hardly recover. Hard drinking made him des-
| perate.
| STATEN ISLAND
Court in the case of ex-Coroner James Dempsey, of
| Casteton, who was convicted last Summer, III the
| Richmond County Court of Sessions, of perjury
and sentenced 10 the State Prison tor year, for
having sworn TO "a fraudulent bill, has affirmed the
decision of the lower Court. The friends of Demp-
Lev propose to carry the to the Court of APP
peals.