New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
BROOKLYN.

There were fifteen deaths from diphtheria last
week, and eleven from scarlet fever
The Grand jury for September sworn in yes
tcrdaV, with Gaylord McFall, tobacconist, of
Flatbush, IA foreman.
Twoyoung men who sold bogus "extrasr claiming
to have news about the PRESIDENT, Sunday eve
nhg: were arrested ana We're arralgncd before
Justice Fisher yesterday. They gave the names of
Emanuel fuschcSter, age twenty-five. of No. &c
Chrystie-st., New-Iork and Charles Delaney, age
twcnty-onc, OF No. li7 Leonari-st. New York
hey had aboutsx dollars in their pockets in small
change. The papers were old edit Ons OF a weekly
Bishop Loughlin, of the Roman Catholic Church.
who few weeks ago Illuminated Il threat of ex-
communication against the members of st. An
thongs Church who should aid in the legal proceed
lngs To compel him to account for the money paid
to Tree the church from debt, has expressed desire
through NicarGeneral Quinn to find out just what
the members of the church wish himl to do. Some
of the members of the Law Committee of the church
have informed the Ncar-Gcneral that il A formal
and considerit. II Is thought that compromise
VIII be made by the Bishop before he will submit TO
being compelled to appear in court.
JERSEY CITY.
The cornerstone of new chapel for the Bergen
Reformed Church, in l}ergen-ave., was laid yest@r
day afternoon. The Rev. Dr. Brett officated as
sisted by the Rev. DIR. Van Clccf 90
The site and buildings of the Charity Hospitol
cordancc with an act passed by the last Legslatur,
authorizing the sale Tie property brought
$f3,I41 10. The lots were purchased for Matfbirs
sen ~ Wiechcrs, sugar reiiucrs.
The Hudson County Courts adjourned Yesterday
out OF respect for the memory of Isaac W. ScuddcT
and Judge Knapp announced that no session wonii
bc held on Wednesday, the day Of the funeral The
motion to adjourn was made by Gilbert Collins and
Leon Albeit seconded it, Remarks were also made
by John Linn and other members of the bar.
Two boys who looked TO be about t,yclvc and
sixteen years old, respectively, were struck by IN
engine on the Pennsylvanla Railroad near the Point
of Rocks, last eycning. and hurled down the steep
cUlbanimcnt. When picked up they wprn InnI
The boys were walking on the west-bound track,
and seeing tram approaching hem, stepped ON The
other track directly III front Of an engine gonr in
the other direction. They were not fully Identified
man and the other James Moran. The former lived
at No 4O5 Henderson-st.; Morans place of residence
is unknown.
In the Court of Special Sessions Yesterday. Car
nelms and Patrick Smith, ages seven and nine re-
spectlyely,, were sentenced to the State Reform
school. lney pleaded guilty TO stealing u horse
and buggy III MIllburn.
NEW;JERsEY.
PAssAIC-Burglars entered the cigar storc of
Iie1ioh v, waters IN Mane-aye on Sunday night,
LONG ISLAND.
RIyERHEAD. The Republican Comm. fee of
be held at Rvercad on September 81 r'o,i fn ni3 ~
delegates To the State Convention, and n nSy
County Central Committee. "
STATEN ISLAND.
- NEw-BmGnroN-'rhe people of Jcrsey-st.. New
Brighton complain of the sewer running unicr tTo
post office, and aege that it is fruitful sonrce "f
malaria. -
WEsTHELD.-Ihe ages of FIVE well-to-do farmers
thiec OF WHo are brothers, whose lands adoin each
ottf, III WestIcld, aggregate 376 wears divided ms
lollo"s lsrael Journey, seventy-sevcn Hendrick-
son Journey, scFenty-two; William Journey
siXty-eght; Benjamin prall cirhtv-fnnr a1;yi
Clarkson Van Bnskrk, seventy-Gve '' "'''
ToMPMNsyILE.-Miss Kittic Garrison. \ school
teacher living at Clifton, while ON her vo to
school yesterday morning, missed her footing i'm
stepping ashore from the boat at the TonpiIns2 iie
landing and tell INTO the wa er between the pier and
The boat. Two deck hands, William Kiug and
John Conoy jumped in and rescued her, ''''9 "''''
ROssVnLE.-M Winant. for twenty G,,o wanna
the sexton OF the old Woodrow Methodist Cbi,rch
near Kosavlile, town of Westieid. was buried ON
sunday. Mr Wlnant, who was eighty-four wears of
age was born and always lived on Staten Island
me mouse use whieh he occupied for many years is q
quaint old building standing near the church This
was the trst Methodist Church erected On Staten
island During tho Lime he was sexton he dug ali