New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-16


cratic organizations to participate In the ceiepra'
ton.
Nathan Goldsmith was severely injured near
Elizabeth, May 81, 1878, by locomotive Oh tns
Pennsylyania Railroad striking the coach III when
he was returning from n funeral. Inc lVer anu
the horses were killed, and other occupants III .ne
coach were painfully injured Mr. Goidsm y nag
inst begun suit against the PennsyiVaha hairofi
Company for $4,000 damages
The thirteenth annual regatta of the Mystic Boat
Club Of Newark was held on saturday on tne
Passaic River. The first race, Tor single sculls, WIS
won by j. Wood Adams. The second race Tor par par
Dared rigs was won nv the boat freeDorn ne
third race. for four-oared shells, was won by the
Darling. The fourth race was for par,oaped Slgs, an"
was won by ID. f.. Tuthll, bow; j. A. X banning,
stroke W. A. Brown, coxswaln. Inc hith anu I t
race was between s!x-oared gigs, and was won py
the crew of which w. A. Brown was coxswaih'
Lawlessness il alarmingly on the increase IN
Newark and complaint IL made of the inadeduacy
of police protection, both from the smalIness anu
inefticiency of the Police Department. railing 10
arrest criminals every effort is made to suppress III
formation at Police Headquarters a mouse ~
Court and South EIghth-sts. was robbed OF cigars,
ewery and money amounting 10 S1S0; e, oodss
in Magnolia-st. was robbed of 500 IN goods !;
Brautigan's bakery, at West Kinney ana LVlhgs-
ton-sts and bakery in South feminist. were en-
tered and robbed on Friday morning NO arrests
were made in any case.
NEwJERsEY.
HoBoKES.-Daniel Fabhs, asallor on the schooner
Lena Reed now living at Weehawken, was taken 10
ST. Marys Hospital, Hoboken, SATURDAY. suffering
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Coakley, another sailor during quarrel, ne
wounds are serious and Coakley is held to await the
result.
FI,z.RETu.-The fifth of the Sharps rifles offered
for competition at the Brint0n Range was won %, on
Saturday by G. NJ. Townsend. l.. ii. Greye ana w.
A. milford made higher scores but having before
conditions. w. NJ. Farrow won the Association
Short-Range Match prize at 200 yards.
LONG ISLAND.
RIvERHEAD.-Suffolk County will have an addi-
tional officer TO elect this FALL the Governor having
signed the bill to separate the Offices OF County
Judge and Surrogate The salary of the Judge is 10
be 81 900 year, and of the Surrogate $1,000.
MINFoLA-The thirteenth Summer exhibition OF
on the fair grounds at Mineola on Thursday ana
Friday of this week.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND.-The State Homeopathic Insane Asy-
lum has presented bill to the richmond County
Board of Supervisors for 1905 -, for boarding ana
caring for patients from Richmond County,.
The Staten Island fishermen have entered 4 COM
plant TO the Board of Supervisors protesting
against Long Island fishermen plying their business
in Staten Island waters. The Board has promised
to look into the matter.
CAsTLEToN.-Judge Dykman, in the case OF
Daniel Dempsey against Clarence L. Barrett. IN
yOlving the Office of superintendent OF the fOOr OF
Castleton has decided that Dempsey was legally
elected IN 1874 TO the Office for term of five years
and that he may therefore olS over G III Tint Snt
Dempsey refused to vacate it, declaring that his
term had not expired.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
EAST CHEsIER.-A commodious frame dwelling
on tho East Chester and White Plans road, known
as the Jardine Place, was totally destroyed by IRE
at A. m. Yesterday. IL recently purchased
by Mr.. Carney, of New-Yorb, who expected to oc-
cupy il next week.
NEW ROCHEILE.-In a suit brought by Supervisor
H. d. Phelps against George b. Alderman. ex-Su-
pervisOr TO recover $1,000, the amount OF the
latter's delalcatiOn, Justice Pratt OF the supreme
Court granted order of arrest, which was placed
in the hands of Sheriff Reilly, of this city, and re-
suited in the arrest Of Mr.. Alderman, who gave ball
to the Sheriff III the of $1,000, Ill accordance
with the order of arrest
WHITE PLAINs.-After repeated applications by
the Ne G-YorlI and Brighton Beach Railway Com
pany for the appointment of commissioners 10 con-
denim lands for roadbed and station sites under the
Railroad act, Justice Dykman, OF the Supreme
Court, on Saturday rendered decision adverse to
the petitioners, setting forth that the petitioners
had not complied with the eXacti0ns of the statute.
Justice Dyllman on Saturday also rendered decls-
ION to the effect that Town Auditors act in their dis
cretion i'm signing contracts made by Highway
Commissioners under the act of 1874, and cannot
be compelled by mandamus TO sign contract OF
which they do not approve.