New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-24
paign and the campaigns of General Sheridan in tho
Shenandoah Valley.
BROOKLYN.

| BROOKLYN.
| The Rev. A, Fl. Bradford, of Montclair, N. D.,
preached in Plymouth Church yesterday.
| John McNally age ten, of No. 200 Plymouth-st..
fell from the sewer box at the foot OF Hudson-ave
Yesterday afternoon into the East River and was
| drowned. His body was not recovered
| While George Beck, of No. 275 Smith-st was on
his way home at early hour Yesterday mornlns
three highway robbers at Hamit on-aYe. ana cmltn-
| at relieved him of his watch and chain.
The Orchard Primitive Methodist Church, in
Oakland-st, was reopened yesterday aller e15en-
| sive repairs Sermons were delivered by the hey.
| Messrs. f. HUMPHREYS and j. j. Armand, ana ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. Messr5. u u MlIler'
w. IL. Ii. Yarrow and L. Francis.
The police arrested Miss Eliza Hughes, age
twenty, of No. 372 God-st.. Miss Mary Main, age
twenty-seven and George Read. age thirty four OF
No. 575 Fulton-st., all members OF the salvation
Army for singing and holding religious services on
out a permit from the Police Commissioner 1hey
were admitted to bail of $500 cach I. b Roberts,
of No. 90 Orange-st., furnishing the bonds
Four bags of wool worth $3.50, were alleged TO
have been stolen on tuesday of last week from the
barge Jessie, owned by the Merchants Lighterlng
and Chartering Company. No. 80 Old Slip, whlle
she lay at the Mediterranean Stores in Furman-st
BROOKLYN Detective Powers of ooklyn. invcsti-
gated the case, and found that captain george
Lunnemann. OF the barge, had robbed the vesseI OF
the wool and sold 1t 10 James McGoyern, a rlVer
"speculator." Both Of the men are under arrest IL
Brooklyn. ,u,.,, ,,,,r,,
Jacob Ackerson. the Washington Market butcher
who shot himself through the head on Saturday
night at his home, No. 90 Ogden-ave., Jersey CITY
Heights died yesterday.
Edward Pierce a negro who lives in New,York,
went to jersey City Saturday night 10 call upon
a dusky damsel at her home, No. 116 brunswick
st. They sat the stoop until 1880 o'clock when
they were interrupted by the arrival oil John hum
phrey, rival of Pierce. The two men quarrelleu'
Pierce drew a razor and cut a terrible CASH on
the Young woman and Pierce hed. Humphrey was
I'D m ha a a npiunD0rInR
where the wound Was sewed up.
NEWARK
Mira. s. Bernstein. living at No. So Newest.
awoke from sleep yesterday morning and saw TWO
burglars IN q room next to her own. They lmme-
diately fled. but were captured near bhe mouse oY
policemen who saw them running The prisoners
we're Joseph Byrne and James Rrddington, young
men living In Stone-st. Jewelry and an opera
glass belonging TO Mrs. Bernstein were found IN
their possession. They had packed satchel WIN
silverware in the house, but IN their nasty night
they failed TO carry 1t with them.
NEW-JERSEY.
UoBoKEN-Joseph Sommers, brakeman on the
Delaware Lackawanna aud Western Railroad was
caught between two cars at hobokeh YESTERDAY an1
was so badly injured that he died soon aftcrward.
Sommers who lived at Paterson, was the only sup
port OF i've small children.
UNION HILL--Arrangements have been com
pleted for furnishing the towns III North hudson
Comfy with water. The Hackensack Water Com
pany has completed the laying OF tho pipes ana
mains. The connections have all Deen lnadc anu
tbe water has been running for two or three days
There will be a formal opening and celebration on
Saturday.
PArRRsoN.-A band of gypsies travelling through
the country wI;ha performing bear found that they
could no longer restrain the animal, and accord
lnply they camped on Garrett Mountain ana tied
the bear 10 a tree expecting to tsmc nm. The
animal broke loose and Tor some tine roaned about
the mountain. the gypsies not daring TO approach
him Word WAS sent 10 Paterson and number OF
hunters with rifles and torches looked for the Dear
last evening, hut failed TO find him. lie was last
seen going in tho direction oil MOntclair