New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

motive Works about o. M yesterday, stopping tn:
| machinery and suspending operations Inc rim OF
flying In all directions 1t will take several days
to replace the fy-wheel and repair the damage done
and considerable number OF hands VIII nave u
suspend work. ,r.
HoBoKEY.-Joseph Ryan and Matthew Moireus
| were arranged before Recorder McDonorgn yester-
day morning on charge OF hghway roooe,y, p,Sd
ferred BY Fritz Foster pedler Foster apnd ON
Saturday they drove to New-Durham where they
drank considerable beer. Then they visited
gypsy encampment and Ryan and MOireus roster
alleges persuaded him to sell his horse to of the
gypsies for $40. On the way back to Hoooken a. a.
the three men were passing through strip OF
woods Foster alleges that Ryan and MoreuS
knocked him down and robbed him. He resisted
and they beat him 80 severely that he was unable 10
appear in court yesterday morning. The prisoners
were remanded
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-The will Of the Rev Father
Catholic Church at White Plains, was proven IN
the Surrogate's Court of Westminster yesterday
Bv his will he left $500 for masses for the repose OF
his soul $500 to his brother, Michael McEvOy, or
Trenton, N. j., and the residue Of his property TO
his niece, Mary Ann Murphy. OF Brooklyn.
SING SING--WIlhe Garvey; an orphan, age tour.
teen, who had been adopted by James Worden, was
shot i'm the back with bird-shot on July 10, while
he was helping himself to apples from neignoors
orchard. The perpetratOr Of the crime not having
been discovered up to the present tlme the matter
came up before Justice Hyatt yesterday morning.
in proceedings on information. Several witnesses
were examined but sufficient facts were not dls-
closed to Justify the issuing of any process Inc boy
Is likely to survive his injuries.
LONG ISLAND.
AMIYyIILF.-James Fox who shot Henry Matthias
ct the Hotel Brunswick last Friday WAS committed
yesterday by Justice Capon to await the actioh oi
the Grand Jury, and sent TO the jail at Rlyernead.
GLEN CoyE.-Mrs. Colonel Hall, an aged ana
worthy resident of Glen Cove, died on July Ia.
Last Wednesday her eldest daughter died, and now
the Youngest member of the family, prepossessing
young lady, is stricken with paralysis anu ner hie
is despaired Of
HUNTERS PoINT-Mary Burke and W. H. Hosler,
who were killed at FOrmans Corners near Bliss
ville by tram on the Long Island Railroad, SUD-
day evening, were formally identlnen YESTERDAY ny
their relatives and removed to their late homes
GARDEN CITY-The chapel of st. PauPs Cathe-
dral School at Garden City was opened on sunday
Tor the first time for public worship. Inc services
were conducted by the Rev. DR.. browne and the
Rev, Mr.. FrIsbee, and the sermon was preached Dy
the venerable Archdeacon Kirk6y. The store when
has served long for the religious requirements OF
Garden City IS now to be permanently abandoned;
Services will held every Sunday IN the chapel
until the cathedral is completed In the tail. Inc
chapel IS handsomely finished in ash, has stained,
glass windows and q beautiful pavement. ana VIII
seat several hundred boys.
PATCHoGUE.-Ad, lph Thurber age twenty-four,
while demented, wandered from his nome on july
II, and has been missing SINCE lie Is supposed W
have persisted in the scrub oaks.
CENTRE MORICHEs.- John ). Bishop was found
dead living in the creek near his house on Sunday;
He had been i'll for a long time, and IL Is oeneved
that he fell from his boat when overcome by the
heat and was drowned. Tho COrOneTs jury found
q verdict of death by accidental drowning.
ROBBINS IsLAND.-William G. Underwood died
sores on his leg and took cold while bathing, caus-
ing tetanus.