New-York tribune., 1879-09-04

Church Of tie Pilgrims. and William NJ. Taylor: OF
the Broadway Tabernacle, New -lork, chi MI 'omn, nd
died at the age of thirty The burial was at oreeh
wood Cemetery.
Information was received at the First Precinct
Station Yesterday morning that Sainuel ,ed Soncn II
M I77 Myrtle-aye. was suffering from fractured
skull He was taken 10 tho hospital, and Two men
who assaulted MIN after dispute on the nry pre-,
vious arrested. They were Edward ~ yis,an
and Johnson-sts. Being taken before JUSTICE
Walsh they were held for examination.
The burglar. giving the name Of Henry Barton
ton.sts. New-York, on Friday, August 20. has been
identified as an ex-convict of the Kings County
Penitentlary. who eQded on July 2 a lyc years
term for burglary under the name oil Henry Wag-
ner His real name s Henry Bencieker, and he has
been known as a dangerous criminal Tor niteen
years. When arrested on Friday be received pul-
lei wound from his own pistol which he was aiming
af Officer Docket. who changed ITS direction Dy
striking it, He Is IN the hospital anh recover
ing. Wagner Is tall, respectable-iookhg man, age
forty. - -
David C. Sullivan, of No 1893 Broadway, New
York. who was arrested IN jersey City week ago.
on a charge of uttering forged notes, agreed 10 90
to roy for trial. aud was taken to that city yester-
day by an officer
against the Board of Aldermen and Mayor OF jersey
CITY TO recover Sls 900 for work performed several
wears ago came up in the Hudson County Court
Yesterday The trial will last several days.
The Smith-Bcnnett trial will not be opened before
the Ist of October as DistrIct-Att0rney Mctill is
busy with the Grand Jury. Ex-Judge Hoffman.
conn sel for the Defence stated yesterday that Mrs
Smith and Bennett will probably be tried together
At1:3O "A. nj. YESTERDAY, the oyster sloop Bennett,
owned by Peter G.. Vreeland. of Grcenvile, n. J
while on irs way to New-York. was struck by the
tup-boat Sam. and was damaged to the amount of
500. Mr.. yreeland jumped overheard just before
the collision occurred.
NEWARK.
al Of
Bjshop w. II. Odeuheimer will be held In Grace
Church to-day, at III a. M
Chancellor Runyon granted an Injunction on
Tuesday night on the petition of the authorities of
the town of Harrison, forbidding the American
Union Telegraph Company from proceeding With
The erection of its line within the corporate limits
Of that town.
The case of Edward Lynch, who was convicted of
selling liquor without license, and committed to
jail IN default of the payment of line, was taken
before Judge Depue yesterday on writ OF habeas
corpus, the counsel for Lynch claiming that the
commitment was illegal The Judge reversed his
decision.
NEw-JERsEY.
ELrzABrTHPORT.-The property of the Union Man
ufacturIug Company will be sold by the receiver
September 3.
PArERsoy.-John Woodward, a young married
man. with excellent domestic aud business habits,
mysteriOusly disappeared from his home on
Monday last when he seen in New-YOrk City.
NEW BRUNSWICK. The first Fall meeting of the
Middlcscx Farmers Club was held IN New-Bruns-
wick on Tuesday evening. Resolutions were adopted
10 the effect that all farm property should be as
sessed for taxation IN proportion TO the income II
produces. The acting-presldent, IN the course OF
his remarks stated that unless the law was changed
in this respect il would have the effect OF leading
farmers into communism.
LINDEN.-It was reported yesterday morning that,
unless some favorable change occurred at an early
hour IN the CONDITION of three other members
of the Sussig family, who poisoned on
Sunday by eating tOadstOOis, they would die.
The mothers troubles are complicated bY the
49,. .f hon Obi and hfafh ln nnr
FAINT were so low yesterday that the physicians had
little hope OF the recovery OF eigner. sunscrlp-
has been started for the relief OF the suffering
family.
LONG ISLAND.
HUNrrRs PoINr.-Two laborers on the dock at
the foot of Ncst-ave., on Tuesday evening, DIS
covered the body of n man floating III the canal
Yesterday the remains were recognized by Francis
Boomer as those OF George HOey who was formerly
IN his employ. Nj. Boomer stated that liOey had
recently been DISCHARGED from the hospital and was
m destitute circumstances. IL Is believed that, be-
coming despondent, he threw himself into the canal.
STATEN ISLAND.
SOUTHFIELD-The case brought by Abram Cole
aganst the Supervisors TO test the legality of their
ordinances restricting fishing has terminated in
gloriously to the plaintiff VINO was Obliged to pay
costs
RIcHMoND.-Ihe new Richmond County Repub-
lican General Committee has organized with the
following officers De Witt Stafford, chairman.
J. Wilde, secretary, and Kneeland ). Iowsend,
treasurer.
TOMPkINsvTLLE.-lienry Schultz. while riding on
of the wagons be longing TO Meyer y Bach
mans brewery yesterday. fell from the seat. The
wheels passed over hls body, crushing him in
shocking manner. He was removed 10 the Smith
lnlrmary at Tompklnsvllle where his injuries were
pronounced fatal.
WEST BRIGHToN.-" Blower" Brown the English
pedestrian. who is to engage in the international
walking match, will go INTO training upon the
track OF the Staten Island Athletic Club. The
rooms of the Staten Island Athletic Club were
tered by thieves early Sunday morning. and
clothing and other property belonging TO the MEM
bcrs of the club stolen.