New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-01
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his cel-wndOw. Information Oh lis capture ""'
sent 10 the Boston police yesterday.

his cel-wndow. Information OF his capture was
sent TO the Boston police yesterday.
NO SERMON AT DIR. NEwMAN's CHURCH.
The Rev. DR. Newman. who, 1t was ann unced'
would preach n Thanksgiving sermon at tue Col-
gragational Church at Madson-aye ana rory
fifil-st. yes erlay morning was unaole 10 noI g
services on account of illness large number OF
persons went TO the church, only to receive ms III
formation from the janitor. VINO renalheu tneio ~
explain the matter.
THE MONEY IN HIS SLEEVE ESCAPING NOTICE
Philip II. Yendall, twenty-four years Oh, an en-
gineer living Mt No. 235 Grovc.st, Jersey lily pre-
f Eo sGgS OF robbery fn%s'B a N 50
Mulberry-st.: James Reynolds oil NO 20 East pn T.;
acknowledgements, and George smith ia
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Jus!lco
Patterson remanded the prisoners Tor ~ 5
Yenda went INTO the "cOncert saloon at NO. =
Bowery about 4 o'clock yesterday morning a.; ana
or,,cred drink. Schuyler suddenly struck nm
blow Oh the head with a club, ana the louT iheu
then attacked HIM. After they had beaten MN
seyereY, Smitn searched HIM. No money was Ionh n,
bur Yendall had $50 secrcted in his sleeve, Whlch
the alleged robbers failed TO discover. lie az iengtn
escaped from the place, bleeding profusely from
numerous wounds, aud he caused the mems arrest
The Or, soners denied that they had attacked Yen
dahl and declared that he struck the BARTENDER lor
refusing to furnish him with lodgings. iendail was
committed to the House OF Detention.
BROOKLYN.
Stationery worth $40 was stolen yesterday from
the shop of L. w. Turner, No. GIT DE Kalb-aVe.
A sneak thief stole property worth 500 from the
house of Gonzao De Cordova, No. 30 Cambridge
place, yesi er0ay.
While aiding in putting out fire at No sos Sc
Mark's-place, yesterday William Foran, OF No. 3lI
st. Marks-place, was badly hurt by the 1allihg Oh
n part OF the chimney upon him.
The police searched the room of Edward Young,
age sixteen at No. 90 State-st, yesterday, upon
complaint of the landlord that he had stolen TWO
Oycrcoats. These not found, but COMBS,
brushes and drugs stolen by Young from his en-
ployer. +. w. Rogers, o. No. l0l Arlantc-aVe'
we're found in it. One of the overcoats was alier,
ward found in pawnshop. Young was arrested
iorlarceny.
JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Dickcy, of No. 33 MOntgomeIy,st., an
employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad, fell from
the top Of a car in the depot yesterday morning,
and was seriously injured. lie was taken home
NEWARK.
The Essex County Medical Society met festerday
and adopted appropriate resolutions upon the death
OF the late president of the society. Dr.. Alexander
N. Uougheriy. The funeral'wil take place at p.
H. to-day, and will he attended by General Han
cock and staff General Campbell aud stan, OF the
New-Jrr,ey Grand Army OF the RepuDlc, the
various Grand Army posts of Newark and Orange,
and the 1870 inmates of the Soldiers Home at New
ark, bcsiues various societies.
LONG ISLAND.
BALDwIN's-Thrty tons of box oysters were
shipped on Wednesday from BaldwiDs and five
car loads from Poarsal Station for tho NewYOrk
market. The vlllc of the oysters shipped from
Ballwlns duriIg the month OF November was
$4,000, and the value of the clans shipped
$4,000