New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-30

rested. Yesterday they were sent to the Peniten-
tary for ninety days
James Heiferhan. age thirteen, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Stilsng yesterday morning on a charge
of highway robbery. Tho complainant was anOuner
boy, Thomas Mahoney, who alleged that the pfls-
oner knocked him down in PavOnia-ave. on Mon
day night and robbed him OF twenty-five cents;
Hefferhan admitted his guilt and was committed
for trial.
NEWARK
James A. Holden, the ex-cashier OF the First Ma,
tional Bank, Is said TO have had another sroAe Vi
apOplexy in the state Prison
John Ballentine who escaped from the Essex
County Penltentiary last week, was taken back
yesterday, having been recaptured in Elizabeth.
Herman Zubrod and William Ryan had an cxami-
nation before Justice Nettleshlp Yesterday on
charge Of conspiracy TO njure the business OF Gus
tav Schmidt by distributing circulars calllng upon
the people not to buy bread OF hun. Inc Justloo
discharged the accused, holding that IN view OF the
change made in the conspiracy law la'J Winter Vnoy
had committed no offence.
NEW-JERSEY.
WEEHAwKEN. -Whle n gang of wOr kmen were
engaged yesterday in hosting heavy girder on inc
new wharf near the Central Stock Yards. the timss
Der fell and striking Andres Zlan&erdits, one OF
the men, on the head killed him instantly.
PArHRsoN.-Mrs Elizabeth Taylor died on Mon
day night IN ST. JOseph's Hospital, al Paterson n;
D. from injuries inflicted by her husband, David
Taylor. a liquor-srlIer. at No. 80 Spruce-st., on
August 10. Taylor struck her on the head WIN
beer mug. A pOst-mOrtem examination YESTERDAY
showed that MIS-. Taylor nad ulTl from Il udCbhO
of the skull. Coroner NewcOmbe was engaged yes
terday IN empanellng jury to hold an inquest
HOBOKEN-At the meeting of the Police Board on
Mondas nlght rcsOlu. on was passed inslructlng
Chief Donovan to appear before the Board at its
next meeting and explain why 80 many pIaces haVo
been robbed OF late and the thieves allowed To es-
cape resolution. holding the Ch'9i TeSponsilDe
for the existence OF pocy--hOps and the contmu-
ance Of policy or lottery business Wi.nn the CITY
limits was also passed
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW DORP.-Henry IIutchmgs, not Ai5ens, Judge
Bencdct's cOachman, was still missing from ms
home on Staten Island yesterday. The police were
making inquiries about him. The Young man tnal
accompanied him brought the team back to staten
Island on Monday evening. Hutchlng5 Who was
twenty-threc years old, was known on Staten H.,
land Il Trustworthy man. II Is the genera
deef that while sleeping on the bow OF the steamer
CITY of Troy he rolled Oft into the water aud was
drowned.
LONG ISLAND
COLD SPRING HAEBoR.-Apphcation was made
yesterday 10 Surrogate Townsend, OF Queens
County, for letters OF administration upon the
estate of the late Charles II. Jones' of Cold Spring
Harbor. The deceased died in september 1850,
leaving an estate valued at more than S1OOOOO
He died intcstate His only heir is Mrs. Mary H.
Jones. vino was the applicant for tine leucrs. me
application is the first under the new lode. ihe
sun gaio granted TIE letters upon the applicants
filing a bond OF $1,000.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT KIsCO.-Gcorge G. Winning, an old and
respected citizen Of Mount KiscO, died on Monday
in the eighty first year OF bis lie had large
interests III real estate in Brooklyn and elsewhere.