New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MARCH u ISL

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of stealing horse buggy aud 1927 from IN fr9nt OF
the house of the Rev. james II. McMee, at IRONY
and GOd-sts, Monday. /. " Smailey, tine oWncr VI u
the property, testified that ne saw inc ,eft
the money in box under the seat. After enterlng
the house he saw from window that the team was
gone and saw the prisoner driving AROUND tpg ot
ner of the street John COnuors, age SIX, OF rIa!
bush who said that the devil would punish MN III
he ed0 testified that he saw man looking IKE inc
prisoner tie horse to fence at FlatDusn anu lun
TO a car. The hearing will be continued to-uay'
JERSEY CITY
George shirman. ten years old. was knocked
down yesterday by team OF horses attacneu ~ q
heavy truck while playing in the street IN 1ront
his fathers house, No. 1913 Wayne-st Inc WueeIS
of tho vehicle passed over DIS DOdy, lnhiobinB a"
ju'ies o. fatal nature.
Two tramps, one with his arm in sling ana Ine
Other Nth his head bandaged up, applied az !ne
First Precinet poce Sta3 ON tSs se1aeaa on duty
how they received their injuries, and they WeIe
locked up on suspicion Of being swo OF .nS on
the New-YOrk Lake Erie and Western Railroad,
near Port Jervis, on Wednesday They gave their
names as Thomas Maloney and John Smith, ana
said they lived in Tarrytown.
NEWARK.
The newly organized Ladies' Land League Branch
has a membership of sixty-nne. Miss Farrln gton
is president, Miss Mlnahan secretary. and Mrs. W.
j. Hughes treasurer.
Police Justice Mills Yesterday morning committed
William ]. Nolan, of No. 10 Dey-st., for trial on
charge of ATTEMPTING to rob the place of Gerhard
Mennep from whose employ he had been recently
discharged for drunkenness. Nolan is well con-
nected.
FAR RocKAwAY-The bathing and summer
houses on the bar at Far Rockaway were washed
away in tho recent storm, and inlets were cut
through the bar in several places. bar Is also
forming in front OF the iron pier.
SoUTHAMPToN.-The birds upon the preserve OF
the Southampton Sporting Climb during the whole OF
this severe winter have been well fed and cared Tor,
and are now all alive Recently q NUMBER OF lu-
ported pheasants and English rabbits mas Deen
turned out for breeding purposes
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
YoRKrowN-Stephen A. ROake. of Peekskil.
Amos COnkn and John Knight Van waller, OF
Stony Point have informed the Secretary OF State
that they have discovered vein OF gold on the farm
of Mr.. Conklin, in the town of Yorktown
MOUNT VERNoN,-The house Of DR.. Murphy. In
the White Plains road, was entered by burglars
few nights ago and robbed of silverware OF CONSIDER
able value The Trustees Of Mount Vernon nave
resolved to organize Board OF Health lOr thaI VII
lage.
SING SING.-COmmittees have been appointed IN
Sing Sing to consult an engineer IN regard to two
sources Of natural supply of pure water the cost OF
land damages etc, and TO ascertain the probable
cost OF pipes, laying the same, aud tile cost Oh
valves.
PoRr CHEsrER.-Cousiderab excitement has
been created among the congregation OF the Presby-
terrain Church in regard 10 the election OF three
new trustees in the place of those who have long
held the positions by what is deemed sharp prac-
tce One of the trustees Is said to have secured
his election by tho votes of bis wife and other rela-
tiyes This was the first time that women have
old members contend that they have no right 10