New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01

jewelry store In Newark.aye., Jersey City. were
yesterday sentenced by Judge Garrettson TO the
State Prison for three years.
NEWARK.
Bernard Smith has been held to bail by United
States Commissioner Whitehead on @ charge OF Ii
legal voting in the election of November. 1878.
Will EN- LEM, of No. 80 Pacifie-st, has reported
to the police authorities that on WEDNESDAY mEns
while his wife lay dead in his house, some HUMANS
broke into the basement.
Mayor Fielder has vetoed the resolution passed at
tho last meeting Of the Common Council eranti,ng
permission to the Heat Supply Company 10 lay
steam pipes under the streets
fire occurred in q portion Of tho sash and blind
factory of Chaplin, Hall & Co., In Fourth-aye yes,
terday morning. 1t was eXtingulsneu Win only !"
few hundred dollars Of loss incurred
NEW-JERSEY. ..-..
PROFESSIONALISM assault was made upon the i've
year-Old daughter of Thomas Rchmond on TUESDAY
night by some unknown men. The child1s not ex-
pected to survive her injuries.
BRUNSWICK experts appointed to ex-
anime the books and accounts OF the New.6runswloK
officials engaged in looking up the AFFAIRS OF ex-
City Treasurer Graft, who fled from the city year
ago.
HoBoKEN. - Roundsman, Hayes. Of Heboken,
heard cries tor help off the docks, OF the Eagle
Steamship Line at 1 a. m. yesterday. The cries
grew fainter and finally ceased. At a later. hour
row boat, bottom up, was found floating with the
tide. 1t is believed that it belonged to river thieves
who were drowned when 1t turned over
LONG ISLAND.
RoCKAwAY.-The ROckaway Elevated Railroad
Company Will begin work on its line on Monday
next The road is to be completed and IN running
order by the middle of June.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The traffic receipts OF the
Long Island Railroad since OctOber31 last show an
increase of 800 600 the amount received during
the same time the previous year.
OYSTER BAY.-The schooner VIM. Thatcher Dud-
lev, of Brooklyn brick laden, sprang aeak yester'
day afternoon while leaving Oyster Bay Haroor'
She was run ashore on Centre Island.
NEwToN.-The Highway COmmiss toner's OF New
ton have applied for an injunction to restrain the
NeW-YOrk, WOOdhaVen and ROckawaY Beach RalI-
road Company from eXcavatlng at Myrtie-aVe LOT u
bridge, and also to restrain the company from open-
ing the avenue.
JAMAIcA.-Judge Pratt, on application OF counsel
for the New-YOrk, WOOdhaven and ROckaway
Beach Railroad Company, has appointed William
Durland, of Jamaica; Almet +. jerks. OF Brooklyn,
and Ebert Floyd Jones, OF South oyster pay, COM
to the Deseaismes estate in the town OF Jamaica, TO
which the company seeks title
STATEN ISLAND
TOTTENVILLE.-A strong effort is making TO- re-
yiye the Young Mems Christian Association, which
has been for some time inactive
PoRT RICHMOND-As an evidence of the demand
for real estate it is stated there are within the VII
lage limits only seven unrented houses.
WEST BRIGHToS.-It is rumOred that st. Mary's
Church at West Brighton is to be closed 1t Is said
that for some time 1t has not been able to defray
necessary expenses
CHELsEA-The Staten Island Water Supply Com
pany which has peen authorized to build water
works for New-BrghtOn, Is surveying for o reser-
yOlr thirty-tivc feet deep.
SNUG HARBOR.-The officials at Sailors snug
HarbOr have refused to allow the staten Island
Athletic Club to build its new club house in front
of their property, and the house Will. be placed at
the foot of ClmtOn-avc.