New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-07

House of the Good Shepherd in Thirieenth-aye.,
arge quantity of earth cayed IN ana DGIlru .'e st
They were promptly ex,rlcated and taken 10 81
Patrick's HOsDta where Costello dled during the
night. Frichts eg was broken.
John Reichert and Louis Loehle arrested on the
charge of stealing about 800 worth of billiard
balls from Edward Hoffnan's saloon, at Bpo0me
and Mercer-sts., had an examination before f2ilce
Justice Record on luesday. wAen Relcheft was uuI-
orably discharged, and the examination OF LoghIe
was continued. Five persons have been arresleu az
different times for this robbery and four ot thehs
have been discharged. Reinhardt schmidt. .ot
Sprn gield-ave. and HOwardst, states thaJ re-
Gently Justice Faust and Edward Holman called at
his saloon and claimed his billiard balls, ana tnaI
subsequently, Detective Fischer arrested hiIn LOT 9
receiving the stolen balls took hun as Tar. as ron
mans saloon aud let him 20 after having some oeer'
Schmidt visited Police Headquarters, found mere
was no charge against hun. and now threatens 10
prosecute Fischer for false arrest.
NEw-JERsEY.
HoBoKEN-Anthony Gusto, an Italian, clerk IN
a hard ware store IN HOboken quarrellrd wltn mts,
Maria Hasse German woman. re'idii . ~ NJ -.
Frst-st, We steTday and beat her terribly. He WAS
arrested aud held TO await an examination.
WEST HoBoKrN.Justicc Simms made an iuyes-
tIgaton Tuesday INTO supposed case OF IOul pray
Ii was alleged by some persons that D9Hy nau
been buried IN an orchard late at night. Inc JUS
tce had the box dug up and found IN II the DOdN Oh
a dog which had oeen owned by the family occupy
ing the premises.
ELIzAPETH.-Yice-Chance Van Fleet on Tues
day appointed James X. English. of Union county,
receiver of the Union NJ .nufacturlng Company OF
FL sabethport he uomn ass Is are set down at
$40 900 aud the book accounts at $1,000 while the
Indebtedness is less than PlO,OOO
ST. CLOUp.-The residence of W. J. A. Fuller was
entered by burglars yesterday morning and robbed
of 800 IN money and checks. anc $500 w0rth OF
iewelry and silyerware. The house OF Robert l.
Anderson was also robbed OF about 200 worth OF
sIlyerware.
STATEN ISLAND.
SrAPLEToS.-About two weeks ago John Martin
brought y sut against the band of gypses which
for some time uast has been roaming over Staten
Island Tae ease was heard before Justice kas,ncr,
at SapletOu. AID dis missed, owing TO al freguldflty
In the papers. Yesterday Constable COggin entered
"A complaint ganst the gypsies Tor abandoning wO
horses wnich they had driven from their camp
During the hearing yesterday number OF chiffon
rdttans became demonstratIye in the courtroom
A general tight ensued, and 1t was some time before
orler conld be restored by the officers justice
Kassner fined the owner of the horses 200. ana III
default of payment committed him To tue county
jan.
ToMPKINsviLLs.-Suo5c rlptIOns are being so!ic-
ted in this village ia AID of the family OF George
Sisk who killed on the morning OF July L.
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CTTY.-Mark Jensen, arrested on
Monday for throwing stones at Long Island Rail
road trains, was committed Yesterday Dy JhsUce
Delahanty to await the action OF the Grand jury.
Rock AwAY.-Mss Elizabeth Menzee, tire actress,
who was saved from drowning while bathing here
in June by the expert swimmer, Butt, has presented
him with gold, pearl inlald locket suitably III
ser bed.
J.MucA-rhe Board of Education has ap-
pointed f. J. Squire<, of Medina, Orleans Co1nty,
PRINCIPAL of the Jamaica Public School. At the
school election held on Monday, Lewis ). Fosdlck
was elected trustee for five years, and David
Bunckerhotf collector for one year.
QUEENs.-Johu Bennett a wealthy farmer,
wuIle at work III his potato field on Tuesday alter
noon, dropped dead. lie was In the seyenty-nlnth
year Of MS age and born and resided all hS me
time on the farm, where he died. Coroner WOOD
held an inquest, the jury finding verdict OF death