New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

for abandoning her. While sitting In the court
appearance of the child and It was declared 10 %
dead. The woman moaned piteously. ana a'r has, ~
band FASTENED TO her. Then scizing the inIant, n5
hurried with il 10 the Eastern District hosP,thi
only to find that ii was dead lt IL sad that Mis'
Winn was driven from her home by her parents
and then was deserted by her husband anu wao ~ ~
able to provide food for her baby which starved 10
death.
JERSEY CITY
Edward Cosgrove, who is under indictment for
assaultng with bottle and seriously iniurlhg
Policeman Neibank, surrendered himself at jersey
City yesterday. and was sent TO jail to await tilal
Kiernan Daily, of IIoboken, one of the boys who
was Indicted on Monday tor mansiaughter vi kin Lnt
ing Albert Fischer by shooting load OF buckshot
through a fence July 1. was yesterday placed under
50. 900 bonds 10 await trial.
The authorities of Jersey City are, preparing to
arrest all liquor dealers VINO cannot show proper
license. Policemen will visit every saloon IN the
city. and the proprietors Of the unlicensed ones
will he reported arrested and fined.
DR.. T. II. Hornblower. of jersey City, yesterday
reported new case of spotted fever ~ the Comfy
Board of Health and Vital Statistics. The patient
IL a Mrs. Griffin, who lives at No. ~ Beacon-ave
Her sol died from the same disease two weeks ago.
NEWARK.
Several hundred dollars have been forwarded
this week from Newark workingmen to the Fan
River strikers.
A meeting of the Essex Bar was held yesterday
morning and resolutions were adopted on tine dedth
of John II. Weeks.
Moritz Lad-rer proprietor of a wess-beer brew
United States Commissioner W hitchead, yesterday,
for alleged violation Of the revenue laws IN bottng
beer IN. MS brewery.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the following
additional verdcts we're gwen III the IilLdOeth
City bond cases Mutual Benent Lie Insurance
Company, $G7, ,574 6s and SS4,i75 II; Alexander
L. Stirling, Sl.6Vl 90.
Ira Hall, native of Syracuse, \. T., and captain
of a canal-boai OH the Morris Canal, became IN
volved in IA quarrel with Thomas Smith, captain OF
n schooner, at the Zinc Works Wharf, Yesterday AZ
ternoon, and drawrga revolver hreI az HHilln. d
The ball Just grazed the latters head. Hall Was
arrested.
The Citizens True Protective Association held
largely attended meeting last evening at faTk Hall
An address was made by the Rev. Dr. Dashiel. me
ass citation had sent request to the German Cll-
zens Protective Association TO send SPEAKER To
the meeting to debate the question vi sunday OBJ
servance. but none appeared.
NEwJERsEY.
HoBOKEN-At midnight Tuesday, while gang Of
Italians s'eyedores were at work unloading the
steamship Necllar, heavy hatchway door fell upon
three of them Louis Garabne and stephen Moses
were seriously injured. aud were taken to 81. Marys
Hospital.
LONG ISLAND
Long ISLAND CTY.-For the second time the
Grand Jury of Queens County have failed 10 lholct
the booksellers wno since The opening OF tie Splng
racing season, have been doing business at Long
Island City.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW-DORP.-At pigeon match yesterday yonng
man named Patrick, while attending the trap,
received heavy charge of shot IN his night log
above the knee.
ToMpKINsvIrGF.-A bonfire in the yard of j.
Oerline Saturday night set fire 70 his stable End
barn, involving a loss OF 2,OUO In the barn we're
a Carriage and several sets of harness, besides
some stored furniture, all OF which were desiroye co.
There was 81 ght insurance on the building.
WEST BRiGHToN.-The house of Dawson Brown
was entered by burglars n few evenings ago. but
their presence was discovered and they He'd,
leaving theiG boo,y bchind--....At the coming
games of the Staten Is and Athletic Club, medal
valued at ESQ Will be given by John Ii. StaIln to
the winner of the half-iliic race.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
TARRYTOwN-Ihe residents of TaTrytOwn have
offered to give 5000 toward a monument to wash
lngton irving and tine land whercon 10 erect II.
YONKfRs-Nrs. Mary Hadley, OF Yonkers should
she live until April next, Will be 100 years Oh.
She moves about the house without Ass stance.
PTEKsK'II.-lt u understood that steps are being
taken To unite the congregations of the Reformed
and Second Presbl terrain Churches Of PeekskiH
under one pastOrate.
PLEAsANTynIE.-Ihc pickle-houses in the neigh
bOIhOOd of kensIcO and PIeasantvlle are repre-
sented to be ful and the owners refuse 10 take any
more IL is Intmated that some of the farmers
contemplate bringing lawsuits against dealers 10
decide the question if the latter are not Obliged to
receive what pickles they agreed to take.