New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
pavement, while drunk on Monday night, died yester

pavement, while drunk Monday night died yester-
day At the inquest DIR. Freeney testified that the frac
OF the skull caused death. but the testimony not
@ eu bs % DO, The
body OF unknown man. evidently sailor was found
In the Bay last evening, and brought hither
PORT RICHxoHD.-A verdict OF accidental drowning
has rendered In the cases OF Joseph Donnely
o. and John Kley, who lost their lives at pond
Elm Park on Monday.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
SING SING.-Two unknown men outraged
a young lady named in dark lane near the VII
LACE two nights ago. They have not been arrested.
AT o'clock yesterday afternoon officers Dixon and SUI
yan captured Clark and Van Uouten, the two eonVes
missing from the Sing Sing state Prison The rule az ne
prison is TO keep the guards on wateh iIi van
days after an escape has been eiected' oan 70
supply their wants sc long as the term OF eh .no
continued They mere Snd 81 e prison with keg
OF meat keg of bread and quantity OF WaIS nc w
supposed that some OF their fellow cOnvics VINO kS"
their secret revealed their hiding place 10 the officers
GARRIsoNs-Peter Harrison OF Highland Falls died on
Tuesday, leaving wife and one chd years 0u, Ina
months of ace upon her arms alighted from Hudson
River train at this place, and inquired Ior MT haisou
nounced herself as his wife. She said that she
married TO him about two years ears ago. to aar
rage he had in the habit OF frequently gong up
the river hs mother at sing sing as ne repre-
senteu 10 ner nhu a., ~, 4, o.
for the last two weeks and she had looked Tor MN 5es
terday in Sing Sing In vain. she mad tnere iearneu nh
ne prODdDy iDlkbt NC iOud ~ -. 1,otd l. /
mat her Iamiy anu nv e., 49, ~ hs treacbery and
one was nuon an"0'ou W NV ~
dea'n' ,, ..uo,,,or ot at
POUGHkEEPslE-A cigar ,ot.,st a ,,atant
TINS place yesterday, anu ro,,@ss to in
cigar box which the national authorities propose 10 III
troduce. x ,,,cpv
NEW-JEhoE1'
JERSEY CuY.-The formal opening OF the
Harsmus branch OF the Pennsylvania Central Railway
-, H. ,,os,orday snecial train with the directors
tooh Pi"oo 9oo'0iu''. " - -. -. -. IA
and STOCKHOLDERS anu the ouperin'cnuon' anu ''"i VIZ
cara was RIM over the track and made by
-. 49,. "A o,horo a,tor ,ubicb a houn-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'aoAeon "iu ''' -,
tfu collation. served. the Drancn il ABOUT II cs
lon, and "a copstructed of trestle-WOrk the
'VnN' ' = -, o. q, rIorsi,ous
whole distance from DerSoh 0uo " t. 500
Cove. III Is designer ior tne oAoas,o -,
portati0n OF freight J0nn u. otelnnause, We
yesterday held III default VI palI, ~ " iisS
Chrstman viii aSsautlng MS WlIe DeatlnR nIs
and threatening 10 seI re " he M y III ssisant
Young age o. renuent VI $500 49, died al
h nv Woanita ar an early hour Yesterday from
on the Central Railroad the previous
Sv Two hundred cars CONTAINING about 100 baskets
NJ neaches arrived Yesterday by the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad OF the 1000 lots offered for sale at
nnhlic auction for arrears OF taxes only 35 were
sold and the amount collected will not exceed
5000. IL was expected that ,the ursI ua9
would realize 100000. as more than sZ0OOO Is no"
due this The sale Will be resumed on sept
While Frederick schountaDe, age ~ anu chdei
Kuhn age 49, lourneymeh OarOeTs ~ ., nlchoiS soI,
at No. 1873 Eeventh-st near hehdels1n,'t, VII WIZ N
aiming Ie'VEe ~ Iii ~ vs. Knb,s face
benne il conld NOT he removed though IL may
Ioosened In "a few DAVIS schountabe was arrested for
examination.