New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-05

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,oo eroo ~ lohorora was engaged Yesterday
i'm filing with dirt the space between tne siuc' -
the new caisson and the walls of the coirTltm ,,a
the shaft of the Hudson Rive, kailro'" i"'''
Company at the foot OF FIiteenth-sI a,
Frederick Hartman, a cigar Manufacturer ~ , H0
1870 WashIrgton-st IIoboken, was piaceu u','o,
bonds yesterday by United States CoInli95,U 'rs
Murheid on charge OF selling nnSta,ni~ud them
He sold some cigars to man WHO femot.,Go 'i' ~,
from the boxes without the knowledge Oh ii"iV"""
A colored hoy. who gave his age az eight yeli,,
and his name AZ Charles Henry Avery, was lounn
last evening in the ferry-house OF tne rennsyi.ha
Railroad in jersey City. He said he lveu win ~
parents in Stratford Cor n. Yesterday he accon u
panied his parents to this CITY; they crossen 'io
ferry to Jersey City where his parents leiI III" ~
the watIng-room and disappeared
neatly dressed boy. with blue eyes and liaht
hair apparently about ten years DID, was iouhu III
PavonIa-aye.. Jersey City. at a. IN. he "as IAN"
to Police Headquarters, where he was closely qles
toned by Chief Murphy. lie claimed that ne VA,
stolen from his parents about SIX years ago. ana mao
lived since his abduction with m Ola woman rt y,
Newark y. j., whom no called Granny. me
woman died three weeks ago and he hAd Deen wan
dering about from place to place. At;er ha'ihp
been locked mp in cell for rev nours ne sem IoI
Chief Murphy and acknowledged that MS FORMER
statements were false, and that ms name was Max
steinberger aud he had run away from his grand
mother III this city. His family were informed Of
NEW-JERSEY.
GRrENvIILr-St. Paul's Catholic Church, IN
Greenyile. WAS entered early yesterday morning oy
thieves, who broke open the DOOr-bOXeS ana stoie
number of altar ornaments The loss Is 800.
LONG ISLAND.
AMAGANsETT-The Presbytcry OF Long lsland
will meet at Amagansett. on Monday, September IL
BAY SHoRE-David Williams, fish peddler was
bitten by % dog the farm OF John Miller, at Day
Shore yesterday.
OYSTER BAY.-Withn the past two weeks 2A,ooO
bushels OF seed oysters have been brOughC from
StratIord. Conn, and planted In oyster bay arDoI'
SOUHoLD.-The Assessors of the town OF South
old, Suffolk County held their last session I0r ine
present year yesterday. BY their iOolDgs tne Vaue
Of the real estate the town Is S2,O5O,OUU, an
increase from last year of $4,000. The track OF
the Long Island Railroad running through the town
il assessed at $1,000. The telegraph line was
assessed at 500 per mile
AMIrYvnLE.-The aueat o. Hegeman, Dalton
anu Mead on the charge of killing Louis Schmidt,
the Martin farm, Amtyyille, on the night or the
3O.h of June, is regarded 10y many rs an outage
place on rho night of the fire and the day after.
Detective Pdyn, of Queens County, believes IL 10
have Lecn u case of suicide.
STATEN ISLAND.
SOrTu BrACH-The st. Johns Guild is To build
new pier at South Beach to be 800 feet in length.
When the new Seaside Sanltarum Is erected the
pier VIII stand front of It, projecting INTO the sea-
MDDLETOwN.-Ihe liquor dealers of Mddetown
held meeting on Friday night to protest against
tho action OF the Excise Board IN allowing certain
dealers TO sell without a license. committee was
appointed to confer with tie Excise Commissioners
in relation 10 the matter The committee was also
instructed TO wait upon the Police Commissioners,
and request them to see that the law is enforced.