New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23

policeman of Philadelphia in O starving condition.
Yesterday be was brought back home
Anna Garry of No. 900 Myrtle-ave.. Brooklyn,was
Frustrated with the heat Wednesday night and was
sent to the Charity Hospital.
John Crimmns and John Howard, two notorious
rufiians. were arrested yesterday for brutaly as
saulting Bridget COolihan. OF NO. olo hepdefson-sts
NEWARK.
A young man Of respectable appearance, who enc
gagged board ut No 2S3 Market-st. few days ago,
went away with money and clothing which he took
from the rooms of the other boarders.
The main pipe of the water works at Belleyille
burst early yesterday morning and n piece Of the
iron pipe six feet long. with the earth That bad COW
cred it, was thrown several yards in the ar. There
was great rush Of water and before the flow could
be stopped gully had bcen washed ten feet deep
and SIX feet wide The work Of repairing the break
began yesterday -. ,,,
HoBOKFN-Paul Richter, messenger employed
by A. AdermanD, Of No $50 Eighth-ave., New.
York. was arrested in Hoboken "Wednesday night on
n charge of stealing quantity OF goods which he
had been given to deliver to customers
WEST HoBOKEY-Nrs. Henry Windhelm died
suddenly yesterday morning. DIR. De Graf, Of
Union Hill, who was summoned as me woman was
dying, refused to give certificate of DEATH
alleging that the woman had been improperly
treated by q woman physician.
LONG ISLAND.
BALpwrN's-G George Bauer arrested for stealing
n stack of wheat from the farm OF Francis Covert,
at Deer Park was arraigned before Justice Losee at
Baldwin's YESTERDAY. lie pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment.
AMITyyITLE-Since the murder OF Louis Schmidt,
at Amityvle. the Suffolk County Supervisors have
held meeting, but they took no action IN regard
TO the murder. This murder is the seventh one re-
naming unsolyed that has occurred In Suffolk
County within period Of five years.
MINKoLA.-.The papers in the suit OF Mary A.
Pride against John Pride for limited divorce, on
the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment were
filed Yesterday The parties live at Mineola. Mrs.
Pride alleges that her husband has many times
threatened to kill her by shooting. Pride denies
the allegations and saws that 1t Is a conspiracy
cola alleges that he sued Pride for 500 for goods
sold and delivered. He also alleges that while pass
inc Pride's house no heard Mrs. Pride's crles and
mon going in found Pride beating her. PRIDE
rushed at him. and in self defence he knocked him
down Pride then had him arrested Tor assault and
ton against Douahertv TO recover damages for loss
he has sustained by Doughertv's having ahenated
the affections OF Mrs. Pride.
STATEN ISLAND.
NopruEfEIp-It il runored that Supervisor
White of Northfeld is about TO tender his reslRna-
ton owing to the pressure of his private business.
RICHMOND -COunty Treasurer Robinson has
been authorized by the Supervisors to borrow
So 600 if necessary, TO provide for the payment
of the county bonds which will fall due IN August.
NEw- BRIGHTON.-The trustees have aDpropri-
ated the sum Of 81 800 to the Fire Department, to
be divided among four engine and hose companies
..J. G. Hill has been reapponted clerk Oh the
village of New-Brghton
MARIxER's HARBOR.-Jeremah Curtiss, better
known as Uncle Jerry Curtiss," died recently at
his home in Mariners Harbor. He was born a slave
in Gloucester County, Va, in 1873: He purchased
his free Gom and came to Staten Island Ill 1888.