New-York tribune., 1874-07-03
had bydrophobis, because dog b. ha inflicted slgns
.cratch upon her, When wa"sr wssipresentod for her
TO drink she pushed II and declared that she could

.cratch upon her, when wa.ss vss,presentod for her
TO drink she pushed aay and declared that she csud
not swallow st. although sne afterward drank glass OF
beer. She was conducted to the saggst
On tho way thlthef she seized pumphandle petween
her teeth and shook IL as dog would stick sne Was Ts
impressed with the idea that she was snected WIN
the disease that she made noise like the bark Oh
dog and snapped at Officer Gode, VINO assisted her s9
the staoDhouse. DIR. Loewensten examined her ,d snd
after he had carefully questioned the sufferer ana hoIeu
her symptoms gave It his opinion that she was sur
ferng from nervous affection due TO over efetHa
stimulating beverages. The physician administered
antidoes allay the nervous excitement aud Id low
hours the woman entirely recovered ana went " nei
LONG ISLAND.
LoyG ISLAND CITY.-Henry Miller, brake
man on the South Side Railroad fell yesterday unoer
the wheels Of moving train, and was instantly Keo
49, The County Court-House Commission met yesterday
to decide whether additional appropriation OF oo
shall be made the original one OF s2jOV Ior lno oo
struction OF the edlfice.
HEMPsrEAD-The County Treasurer, George W; per
gen. has sued by the State Controller Tor outo 90
OF the State tax due on May Is last' amounting 70 ~
$40 500 The Treasurer states that large amount OF
The taxes still unpaid. The SUPERVISORS nave i,
lied him TO borrow on the Countys credlt InoneJ wa"
which to make up the deficit to the CONTROLLER
NEwTows Senator King has written cara nToes- 10 ea
PLANTATION OF his attitude toward tue i hnr, of
ment bill which passed during tue coslng noul' v.
the Legislature In 1t he says tnat the n % M i00"'0
the bonded indebtedness Of the town slOOOoo
JAMAIcA-On and after to-day the game laws permit
sportsmen to shoot woodcocA, which arc Salu " Oo
plentiful THIS season.
STATEN ISLAND
CL1FroN-A committee appointed to super
wise the public work In Edgewater have reported 10 to
Village Trustees that the work done on
in this village for which 81 900 is charged Is not worm
$3.50. -
sr,pIE1oy-The four burglars who robbed the house
OF Capt Jacob Vanderbilt at TompknsvylIe on o.,
sunday last aud were arrested Se,ore ~ u!fe Kassnor
yesterday, and were held to await tue acuon Vi 'No
Grand Jury.
tlV
from his carriage and severely inlured through tue
roughness OF the highway, mas sued tie Village lo'
5000 damages.
PORT RIcHMoSD.-Ar the public schools IN the county
viii be closed to-day for the Summer vacation, when
will last till the first Monday in September
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
HARTsDALE.-The $50 a. m. train from New
York on the Harlem Railroad struck and instantly
killed an unknown man who was walking on the track
near this village yesterday. He was walking on the
"down" track and had stepped over to the up track
to avoid an approaching train from White Plains. ana
did hear the coming express until IL was 700 a'e u
slun the danger.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Chosen Free
holders met yesterday and fixed the salary OF the Coun
sci to the Board 5000; that of the County Physician
at 81 600; Clerk $25OO The bills incurred by the Boue-
ward Commissioner, amounting to $4,000 were ordered
paid AT seacaucus tomorrow there VIII be series
Of Irish games with hurdle running AMI trotting races
A engine will be stationed at the breenNllIc IOlCo
Station to morrow in case OF fire The young woman
fouud drowned IN the Hlckensack two weeks ago mas
been identified as Mrs. John spelman OF Hopknsst.,
near summit-aye. She had escaped from the Lunatic
Asylum at Snake Hill. Hayes age years teIl
second story window OF ner parents house NO
265 Twelfth-st, yesterday and was severely Injured.
Tie Allard arson was concluded Yesterday. ana
the prisoner acquitted John Murphy, age
years fell down stairs at his mothers house. No: I7
Tenth-st. yesterday, aud fractured his skul ;Ihe
hoId haye To
bridge over the Passac from Harrison to Newark, to
ths engineers OF the two Boards.
ELIZABETH--The Common Council met on Wednesday
night aud presented with communication from
Mayor Coursen requesting the Connc 10 consent 10 the
election William TOwney for the office OF City Treas
urer, which Office has been vacant since the DEAN OF
Thomas Carlton. Several ballots were taken which re-
suited in the rejection OF the candidate This Is the
fourth nomination that has been rejected by the Coun
cl resolution was passed authorizing the C0nltoher
to money for the payment OF the city officers
NEW observation-disclosures Kennedy. aged H. an en-
poyG jam factory, went to the canal at h M on
greatly with his days work. and was seized
with cramps and sank The body was recovered shorty
aerward The Trustees of Peddic Institute In Hghis-
town held meeting ~ this city on wednesday night
and decided to rass soCVC 20 % and is Gao @ a n
mediatey subscribed.
BAYoSSE.-Richard Isaacs and Jacob Evans were
arrested 10y Chief whitney yesterday with slOJ worth
dry goods in their possesSou which hai been stolen
from H. b. Longs store u Thirty St, New York
Police Whitney waived an examination in tue assault
ana ana oa'tey tie c"1,Se az a I % nnmon Gonnl
will meet semi-montnly until Fall.
FArRvIEw.-Thomas III. Herring, who died at his resi-
dence in New-Jersey Wednesday, at one time
LeutenantGOyernoro OF that State, and was for many
years President OF the Northcrn Rtiroad of NewJer
sey. Heaso hlled other offices of truSt The funeral
Will take place tomorrow at Hillside PARK.
NEwARK.-The public schools closed Yesterday with
apprGpt'te tnrlstopaes hsnnedy was
bOarder. New cara have been placed the B!OOm-
ator Frelnghnysen has removed to his Summer
dence on the Raritan Riger.