New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
TRIBUNE TUESDAY

afternoon near his home in Jackson-ave., was run
over by truck belonging to q contractor named
killed Speer was arrested and taken to Police
Headquarters, where he was looked up on Q charge
of r Tie he dd mot Gee the
David Leary was arraigned before Justice Pelou-
pet yesterday morning on charge OF disturbing
salvation Army meeting at the wigwamin Pavonia-
ave. on Sunday night. Leary took An accordion TO
the meeting, and when hymns were being sung
played such worldly tunes as The babies on our
The prisoner was held in default of 5000 bail to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
James Simpson and Martin Norris the sneak
Cleaning works on Saturday, and who were cap
turea after an exciting chase arralgned before
Justice Peloubet yesterday morning and pleaded
guilty., ihey waived an examination and said they
wanted the case to go to the Court of Special Ses
slons as they were anxious to begin their term of
imprisonment as soon possible. Justice Peloubet
committed them for trial.
NEWARK.
James Lynch was taken to Newark from Somer-
VILE Yesterday, to answer charge of stealing hats
horse belonging to J. II. Hahn, butcher, was
run INTO by wagon in Orange-st near Eage-st.
Yesterday afternoon. shaft pierced it's side and 1t
bed to death.
The police were informed, Yesterday, that Mrs.
James Nolan Of No. 228 Bank ST.. who was attacked
and maltreated on Saturday night by James Deyine
The men are in custody.
james McGlynn, young man who lives ut Eliza
bethport was admitted to St. Michaels Hospital
Yesterday, having been shot in the leg in liquor
shop at Ell2abethport by the proprietor of the place.
who drove McGiynn and others out and fired his re-
volyer at them.
A man named Fuller, age about fifty, an agent Of
the Chlnese Starch Company, Of No 1856 Reade-st
New York was struck by the engine of a train OF
the Pennsylvania railroad at Wayerly yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, and fatally injured He died
at the MaEEst-st station whittier he had been con
yeyed; Fuller had engaged stand at the Waverly
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NEW-JERSEY.
BLooMFIELD.Thc body of an unknown boy was
found in the canal yesterday afternoon.
PATERsoN.-llenry Nblo. age twenty-eight, of
Marshall-st, fell from a thTd-stOry window while
sleeping ON the sill yesterday. His external injuries
are slight, but he is probably seriously injured in
\ ternally.
UNION HuL.-Two men, dressed as laborers, on
tered G. r. Rueccrts iewelry store in Bergenline-
ave-, on Saturday night, and saying that they were
employed at the new tunnel and had just been paid
asked TO see some watches. tray was put on the
case, when one Of them seized valuable watch and
both ran away.
! ORANGE.-James McCrca of South JcfIerson-st,
went to Newark on Saturday night and returned
home Mt late hour intoxcated At 4 o'clock on
Sunday morning his wife found him lying against a
fence in Sahierst. He was taken home and placed
IN bed, and shortly aferWard it discovered that
Z that he had died OF alcoholism.
MoNTCLAIR.The Christian Union congregation
has purchased the Won Geson property the Valley
road AID will begin immediately the erection OF
cnqrGh to RG e0 $3.50 @ new club called the
deer hunt will he held THANKSGIVING Dav.......
The miIkmen have raised the price of milk to 10
cents quart saying that owing to the high price of
feed they are unable to sell the pure article for
! less than that figure.
/ STATEN ISLAND.
\ CrIFroN.-As the Staten Island ferryboat Middle
town was leavingthe Clifton landing, YESTERDAY the
heavy gang plank on the bridge struck the side of
the boat and stove lple in the ladies' cabin. Some
of the seats were carried away but no was in
y 1ured The framework OF the bridge was consider
ably damaged.
ToMPKINsvILLE.-Th United States frgatc Lam
caster was still at anchor yesterday off 1ompkns-
Vile She now carries Commodore Nichosons flag.
During the day the ships boat were drilled in
anchored OF Staten Island her TOP galantmast was
lowered This has again been placed in position,
J that the ship - now ready for sea.
WESTCHESrER COUNTY.
I New ROCmLLE.-An application to Judge Dyll.
Rochelle to appoint Board of Health, in accord
ance with the provisions of the new law, has been
. denied.
/ BEDFoRD.--A Swedc abont seventeen OF eighteen
years old Whose name was not ascertainedl, who
had been doing teamwork Cor II. T. Pelew i'm the
town of Bedford disappeared on Sunday night with
soe none stolen tron earPGtbag beIongng to
cars on hls way toward New-Iork.
I WHITE P1AINs.-Tho September Term of the
4 Giremt Court and Court of Oyer and lerIniner for
L. VI; Cullen presiding Patrick Coleman indicted for
murder In the second degree in having caused the
4 death of Joseph ). Baldwin, at luttermIlk Hills,
was arraigned. He pleaded not guilty and his coun-
sci asked that he be admitted TO bail. This was re-
1 fused by the court.
HUNTEEs IsLAND.-Coroner Hyer of Port Ches-
ter was called on Sunday 10 hold an inquest upon
the body of Thomas \. Nicho age thirty three who
for time past has had charge of the property
known rs Iiggnss Island, formerly Hunters Island
On Saturday evening he rode on horseback to New.
Rochelle and back On dismountiug one of his feet
became entanged in the stirrup, and he fell TO the
ground. The horse kicked hun several times on his
side, breaking some OF his ribs and causing almost
instant death.