New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-05

No a. while at work at Bechtels brewery on Tuesday
fell from scaoding and was 30 severely injured thAs
he died yesterday.
CIIFroY-Thomas Dawson, While sinking wei at
the new QUARANTINE Grounds had his thigh broken BY
the caying In OF the earth.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNON.-DOnald Ferguson, one OF
the Oldest and most wideyknown citizens Of this place.
left home about weeks without telling his
family Of his intended departure. and has not since been
seen or heard from His friends state that he had been
suffering with liver complaint, and believe that ms mind
impaired at the time he left home HIS business
affairs said 10 be IN prosperous condition, aud no
be assigned for his mysterious dsappearance
PoUGHKEEPsrB-wm. b. Whitaker and Geo. MlckIe
the dry dock yesterday when the triangle which snp
ported them became loOsened az one end The TWO men
WHITAKER fell head first striking 6rst upon The jaws Of
the gaf, and then falling forward Of the gan, stink
ing his neck upon the gunwaes and breaking IT, lie was
As years of age resided az Glasco and leaves wife and
two childreni George Mcke, who fell with blm,
caught rope with his right hand while falling and
although his hand was seriously burned, his he was
saved lie fell upon the deck on his feet and sustained
a fracture OF both ankle bones Medical attend
Glasco.
SING sIsc.-w. W. Smaller while working in the Han
Cotton Gin Factory yesterday mad ms arm drawn lh1'
the machinery and torn from the socket.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Losses by fires in August, ssG5;
insurance 1900 . The Board OF Fire Commissioners
has announced that 1t has power 10 prevent the cree
ton OF the new abatoir, aud states that The matter
properly belongs the supervision Of the Board OF
Health citizens will appeal 20 this Board 20 inter
fere in time TO prevent the beginning OF the nnsance
Ralph Thomas knocked down at Greene aud Sussex
sts soon after midnight yesterday morning aud when
he recovered his unknown assailant had stephen
BrownoV was assaulted and terribly beaten by NUN
Der OF corner loafers on PayoRiaave early yesterday
morning. VIM. q. Bratton, Michael Burns and Michael
Mcdonald were arrested for the assault and hoid 70
await examination The subscriptions for the poor
childrenG excursion amount 10 $685. and the excursion
will take place when they reach $500. The Taylor
Lancers has been reOrganized BY the election OF
the following officers: Geo. Is. Fielder Captain; "
Da vess. First Lieutenant j. Herman, First Sergeant.
cOachman named Patrick Hogan was assaulted 10 tue
OF his employer Henry Schmale, at the West End
Wednesday night by four brewers, and was beaten
and kicked In terrible manner warrant was issued
for the arrest OF the assalants, and man named
John Stader arrested and held IN $500 pail 10 an
swer An unsuccessful attempt made 10 rescue the
prisoner from the officer who made the arrest
FLEsINGroS.-The prosecutor announced in the Hun
terdOn County Courts Tuesday morning, mat the
cases OF Patrick Delay Patrick Mccoy and Barney Ne
Fadden, wonld not be moved this term owing TO the
continued illness OF Mr.. Vansycke an important witness
the state This closes the PattenberR cdss tor the
present but finally the accused are the most des
perate Of the seven.
NEwARK-Prof. DE Costa arrested for demanding the
Continental Hotel out OF large DoardbI, was Jester8
day hOn0rably discharged.