New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

South Eighth-s at. The hardware stoIe ol H ,is
Mckee of No. 1SS Grand-st.. was rODDed Oh ".iOie'
| valued at SIT early yesterday morning
II is stated that work will soon be resumed on the
Roman Catholic Cathedral. sltnated on .c W. W.,
bounded by LAFAYETTE Greene, bderon' n IN ,sG5 and
only single chapel has been completed lhe 80 sSV'-
mated cost of the completed edifce Is Sl.oooooo'
| Dr. Richard Wadswortb, formerly of Washington
ST. was arraIgped in the Court OF Sessions yes~Ii,
day indictment charging him with crli,i',a, aa
malpractice IN the of Annie Plant, when ~,
tracted some attention last ihony mheGr C"msiock in
Wyoming, to which place he recently IemoNeI' ii'
pleaded not guilty and was remanded for tria''
JERSEY CITY.
Robert White age nine years, Of No. 10 Golden
ST., Jersey City Heights was pushed under waRod
Yesterday and killed. Joseph Johnson, who pushed
White was arrested. .
Ernest Otto of No. 557 Pavonia-ave Jersey Clty,
dentally drowned in the liackensack hNer py nl'
boat being upset. His two companions wero ie'-
cued. The body has not yet been reco'ere"'
Lieutenant Buckcns, of Battery A, has complalhed
TO Governor Mcclellan OF the official neglect OF ueh-
eral Plume. Buckens was accused OF having
charged for meals aud more horseieed Ihal lle
furnished during the railroad strikes OF 1870 Wnch
ne was Acting Quartermaster He was placed under
arrest but was acquitted at the court martial Cen
eral Plume kept him under arrest, he says ior SIX
months alter his acqulttal
NEWARK.
The Newark Cricket Club will play the eleven OF
Columbia College on the ground OF the former III
few days.
The Young Mems Catholic Association will meet
at the Catholic Institute this evening to celebrate
its twenty-iifth anniversary.
Louis Ebbcrhardt one of the ruliians who, on
November 10, made an assault upon PoIceman aT
koenig, was arrested on sunday hignt III "'''
Kinney-st. His trial is set down for to-day.
Officer Hugs surprised two burglars Yesterday
morning as they were breaking into Francis flch-
chan's butcher shop ia Ferry-st He captured one
Of the thieves, who gave his name as William NC
CHM.
Several saloon keepers who had previously
pleaded guilty of keeping dlsorderiy houses % tl5 ~
Quarter Sessions yesterday to the payment OF heavy
fines with cost of prosecution.
AT fhc General Synod of the Reformed Church
yesterday, delegates were appointed to the various
corresponding church bodies, and reports were re-
ceyed from the delegates of the previous year ne
marks were made by the Rev. }. NJ. Gray, delegate
of the Reformed Episcopal Church Council, to
which the president of the Synod replied appropri-
ately.
1t was said in Newark on Saturday that the Clti-
| zens Protective Association had bought large
ouantIty of arms aud stored them at the Academy
of Music building and that the president OF the as
s0ciation intended tn use them IN resisting the en-
croachments of the Law and Order AsSoca- a.
| the Academy of Music and searched the premises
| when a scabbardess sabre and rusty old shotgun
were the only deadly weapons found. me prolrie.
tor was very indignant and denounced the cohuuct
of the officers as an outrage.
NEW-JERSEY
| WEST ORANGE-The funeral of James German
was interrupted for several hours on Sunday, the
keeper of the cemetery being forbidden by law to
bury the body without a certificate. County Phys-
cian Hewlett viewed the remains aud gave the
necessary certificate Tie thlrv-fOur;h quar-
trrly meeting of the Essex County Teachers Asso-
citation was held on Saturday, and was one OF the
largest and in all respects one of the most successful
ever held by the association.
HOBOKEN.-William Brennan, the teamster OF
IIObokcn who was arrested last week and placed
under bonds to await trial on charge OF entlcng
n pcddlcr into a vacant house aud attempting to
rob him. was surrendered by his bOndsman late on
Saturday night. The Common Council of lio-
boken will offer reward for information that Will
lead to the discovery of the person who forged the
signature of eX-City Clerk AlcColloch TO a tax re-
dcmpton ceretIticate.
LONG ISLAND
ROCKVILLE CENTRE.-The Coroncps jury in the
case Of little Lucy SpOrOn who was killed by beng
struck by engine on the Southern Railroad, near
Rockville Centre, has rendered a verdict that the
child came to her death through lack of proper care
on the part of the engineer in charge.