New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
lived with her parents YESTERDAY ai'e'"''"'

lived with her parents yesterday afternoon iii"
died from the effect OF the fall
Tbe certificate Of the incorporation o. st
and Rochester-aye. was filed yesterday WIN .no
County Clerk. The pastor is the Rev. d. '""0'
G.. Roberts.
Robert Reeves. age seventeen, of No. 20 Howard
ave- who has been in Ill-health for some te. as
reported to the police yesterday as nlsslng sue
July l. The efforts of his friends 10 nnd MN nav
been persistent but unavailing, &,
William G. Low. receiver OF the Lor 1,ai'a
Steamship Company. filed his bonds with Junec
Barnard In the Supreme Court yesterday. lH HL ,
cever was appointed some time ago. hlter J"t tbo
ment for So 900 had been recovered agaihsO '''
company by w. b. Smith
Nv the will of Henry Messenger. who died at No
so Wll0w-st. June ~, admitted 10 proDate yes.el >
day, tho of $4,000 was left 10 the Doi" ~
Foreign and Domestic Missions OF the protes' aI
Episcopal Church. and $4,000 to the Society TOT III
proyinp the Condition of the Poor. The estate
amounted to S1oO.OOO.
Church, at Fort Hamilton, of the charges against
the crew Of the sloOp Powhatan for throwing ue-
oayed fruit into the bay. They were arrested Oh
of Austin Corbin, Of the Manhattan Beach COM
pany The Zen under arrest are George BnTl1elen,
captain, and John Brown, Edward Smith ana henry
Wilson, All pleaded not guilty aud were cofnnltteu
for the action of the Grand Jury. The penalty Ior
the offence is fine of not less than 800 or more
than $500, with imprisonment.
The Jail Committee Of the Board Board. OF OF Com on-
tractor Blandeis, who did the plumbing W0rK ioI
the new Jail in Raymond-st me lnyestigaeI I'u
arose on an affidavit OF samnel Weoo tas .he ep
tractor thereby reduced the cost OF bis LABOR ana
materials. The contractor admitted the failure 10
comply with the specifications, Dut aiegen Chat
difference of not more than $500 was maze 10 MS
favor thereby and one-half of this was balanced
by extra expenditures elsewhere. lie cIaimeu lhui
the specifications could not be adhered TO IN az
particulars Affidavts supporting his statements
were presented. The Committee VIII report Oh
Thursday to the Board.
JERSEY CITY
The music store Of Walsh & Brother at No. s0I2
Montgomery-st., entered by burglars ~ L a. ~
Yesterday and robbed of goods valued at 500 MI.
Walsh saw the burglars enter the store through q
window but his revolver Kissed fire ana theE mace
their escape with their plumber. james UarVey anu
Joseph Finnery were arrested ana held 10 tWaI ah
examination on suspicion of being the burglars.
NEW-JERSEY.
WFsr HOBoKEN.-Felx OBrien, OF Smlth-st;
West HOboken, jumped headlo?g from second
story window, at a. m. sunday wnlle sunerlhg
from Gerium tremens. and died from his injuries.
BIOONFIFLD-The Bloomfield Republican Club
has been formed TO work for Garfield and Arthur III
the campaign. James c. Beach is the president and
S. +. Moore the secretary. Inc RepuDllcan Ieeling
in bloomfield is strong and enthusiastic.
DISQUALIFICATION Rice, young unmarried man
employed IN Singers Sewing Mach Factory
went in a boat down tho bay on Sunday and took
swim While in the water he was seized with
cramps and sank. His body was not recovered.
II is stated that the fire apparatus is in bad ana
unsafe condition, that only two steamers are NJ ior
duty There IS no money to pay for repairs. En-
pIne No. 2 was sent to Newark TO be repaired, but
was returned in the same condition as sent, there
beng no assurance of payment for the wOrk...,-..
John Coleman ten years of age accidentally shot
himself in the stomach with 10Y pistol al uooh
Yesterday, and died at 9 p. IN.
LONG ISLAND.
SAG HARBoR.-A Young man from Brooklyn,
contestant In a walking match ar Sag liaFbOr, be:
came exhausted Monday, and died after his removal
from the track. - - ~
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BRIGHTON.-EnOch Eccleston, while sleep
ing by the second-story window of his house in
Jersey-st. early yesterday morning fell through
the window into the street. When picked up ne
was found to have sustained serious injuries.
RIcHMoND.-At the last meeting of the Richmond
County Board of Supervisors, County Treasurer
Robinson was instructed to collect as much OF the
unpaid taxes as possible as the money would be
needed to pay off the county bonded debt OF
S34 600 which falls due next month The total
amount unc0llected for back taxes Is about
$50 600 while the total amount at present In the
County Treasury is something less than $4,000.