New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-18
.,..ia . ueraict for s2bo. Miss Holman claimed

| nIaintia verdict for $3.50 Miss Holman claimed
| This sum for an unwarranted discharge AFTER thfee
months from employment for which she was Oh
| gagged for one year.
| William Matthews. ago twenty-six, wos 1ounn
puilty m the Court OF Sessions yesterday OF assanit
| with intent to do bodily HARM III shooting NJ DE
mothcr-in-law, Mrs Frederick Hahe, OF NO. ~. lo5
| Jackson-st. September -. The evidence shoWed
that Matthews has not lived Etb ms WIG Iof Two Two
years. and that she and her children reurheu W re-
| mothers house. Matthew's called to see us WIG 10
and on being refused admittanee Tired Two sh0ts az
Mrs. Hatfe ,,,, e,,rn
Andrew Mulliran. Of Coles and Tenth sts:. the
man who beat aud l-treaied bis Wiie ana cniurc..
was committed to the county jail yesterday 10 await
trial
Emil Schnellinghouse. OF No 800 Tenth-st., was was
committed to jail yesterday on charge OF usolu'.
and battery made by his aged mother; hinii selHeu
her by the throat and severely clicked Der because
she refused TO give him some money
Frederick Ingwessen q son of the Hon August
IrgwesSen was cutting glass Tuesday IN hs lane
shop in Westinghouse. when small piece rev
into bis right oYe Dr. Varck stated last evening
that the eye must BE- removed to-day or more seII-
Oh results than the loss of the eye may follow.
A warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest OF
Louis Weber, tailor III jersey City, on charge Oh
unawiully taking from William Grace, lawyer
certain records OF the New-Jersey state Court OF
Chancery and refusing 10 return them. re war
rant was placed the Lands OF constable Tor SER
vice but Weber could not be found last evening.
NEWARK.
Burglars effected an entrance into the furnishing
store Of John H. Bre wer, No. 274 Market-st, Tues
day night, and carried off goods valued at nearly
5000. Yesterday Edward Farrell was arrested on
suspicion of being Implicated IN the burglary 20
seph and Valentine Lauer, living at No. 26l BEL,
mont-ave were also arrested Yesterday, charged
with robblng the store of John HauIeln, No. 90
Belmont-aye., Monday night Henry GedIcke' OF
No. $40 BemOnt-ave, was afterward arfested lor
participation In this robbery
James BUNS and Hugo BOehma, each sixteen
years old taken to Police Headquar-
ters early yesterday morning by farmer.
They stated that they bad escaDed from
to give themselves up; that they had run away be-
cause they had been punished for complaining OF
the quality of their food. They stated that the
meat was at times unfit to be eaten. That the soup
was bad, aud that when they asked for something
they required to stand III the dlning-T0om
during tue next meal. aud look on while the other
boys had their meal. A trustee OF the Home, who
visited the boys, said that he had no donbt their
story substantially true that there had been
trouble ever since the contract for meat had been
changed Another trustee dlscredted the story OF
the boys. ~
RIvERHEAD.-It has been learned that George I.
Robinson, vino was arrested and placed in the SUI
folk County Jail Tor attempting to wreck Long
Island Railroad tram is lunatic, who recently es-
capped from the asylum ut laphanb.
FREEPoRT-Tbe twent y-irst convention of the
Queens County Sunday school Association was held
in the Presby terrain Church mt EreepOrt yesterday
afternoon aud evening. Two hundred delegates
were present. Addresses were maze by the Revs
MesSrs. Knox, DE Hart BOyntOn. Bedal ANA others
MINEOLA.-At the annual meeting of the Queens
County Agricultural Society tor the election OF Off
ternOOn, Townsend ID. Cocks, of Oyster Bay, was |
elected president, Charles J. Stewart, of Jamaica !
vicc-presIdent; J. Howard Rushmore,Of WestDury, /
secretary, and James WIets OF North Hampstead, /
treasurer; George = Downing, of Oyster Bay, and /
George W. Bergen, OF Hempsted, We're elected d. !
rcctOrs for the ensuing year.