New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
,ulance could be obtained to tako him to the hos

pital.
hearing was Giyen yesterday by Police Commits
soner yourdan to the charges preferred aganst Sc,
| rules While the girl sneak thief calling hereel
Eva Jacobs was locked up in the station house IN
posted two Letter. sns thieves
| New-York. The Commissioner, after hearing Tn
| evidence, reserved his decision
| JERSEY CITY.
| A train on the Eric Road struck truck loadet
with oil yesterday morning at the Hcnderson-st
| crossing and seriously injured the driver, Franci
| White, of No. % Sullivan-st., New-fork-
At n meeting Tuesday night of the Board o
| Aldermen Roscoe Conkling, Thomas a. Platt an.
Michael OConnor were nominated to fill vacancy
| for constable in the Third District. OConnor wa
elected by large majority receiving eight yotos
election for Ovesecr of the Poor was in progress thu
| ballOt-box stuffed twlce-twelve votes belnt
found in il ut time and thirteen at another, al
though there were only eleven members present.
NEWARK.
The directors Of the Newark Bloomfield and 1rv
ington Street Railway Companies have determined
tO call in all free passes.
Pbebe Ann Allen, of 40 Jolnson-st will affair
her one hundrelth year July 4. She Will 10 giVer
reception at Association Hall.
The Newark Savings Institution which since rs
suspension in December 1877 has been IN the hanc'
of the Chancellor, declared dividend OF ~ pei
cent to all depostors yesterday.
Small lad Rommcll, OF the Tritan Boat Climb, who
won the par-oarcd zig race in tho Passaic River
regatta on Decoration Day, were lately challenged
by the Of the Ariel Club, Of Newark, composed
last evening and was won by the Ariels by three
lengths.
A valuable setter dog in the Office Of J. F. Bond &
Co., Broad-st showed II gns OF rabies yesterday ana
after ranging about the Office sprang out of the
window. After running into two shops 1t ran 10 tue
street foaning at the mouth No person IS reported
to have been bitten: ineSay dog belonging 10 70
signs of hydrOphObIa, and while some men were
drinking ut the bar it suddenly spranv upon one oi
them and tore away q large piece of clothing with
its teeth. IL then att led another man. Running
out of the house il bit "A dog belonging to Engine
Company No. 2. 1t was shot by apoliceman.
NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE-The woman who was struck by train
at Brick Church. Orange, Tuesday evening has
been identified "a Mary Cohn, n servant in the
family Of Isaac Bogart, who lives in Evergreen
place East Orange.
LONG ISLAND.
NoRTHFIEID.-The appraisers in taking an nven-
tory of the household goods OF the late hnldan
Downs. few days ago, found large stocking
filled with gold coin hidden in n fire place. lirT
will is being contested before the Surrogate OF
Suffolk County.
BErs-,r.-An indignation meeting was held Tues
dav To devise means for the removal from office oi
Charles Wagner. Justice of the Peace. Charges oil
malfraslIce were made, and "A petition praying ior
his reno, Al was sgucd by the majority of the voters
of the place. Legal action III the matter has been
begun.
ASTOEIA-Thc keeper OF ~. Nichaels Cemetery
found yesterday moraing. lying near the gate louS''
tic dead body of "a frmaic cmld about ak months
DID,. ia" Board of Elucation held its annual
rnccting TUESDAY fnr the auditi1g of bulls. election
of uii, rrS and appointment OF school teachers Syl-
vest.r GRAY was reelected president. {. W. Gould.
principal If the Fourth WHul school, was elected
superintendent Tor two years IN place OF Alailsoi
Palmer. . 49,, ,.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGIIruN- Francis Endicot. OF tho Rich.
mold County Game and Fish ts-oriailun. has placed
10 uOO Young trout IN Silver Lake IN addition to
10000 distributed among the ponds III the Interior
of the island
RIcmuo >p.-Thc public schools Of Richmond
County viii 10 closed to-murrOw for the usual two
months summer vacation. ..... Louis II. Meyer. OF
Staten Island. AMI Andrew II. Grrn. Of New York,
ARE trustees for -. uOOOOO mortgage, the inst Of
its kind ever recorded IN Mexico.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
ScAESnALE-Tur,oay morning the scattered IT,
mains oi the holy of Dran MlNArl. a -tone-cntter
of Tnrn aloe wrr. ll,,nN rel on Inv tyack ot the
Harlem Railroad. nr.r Scar~lalH MonGay evening
hc had i ID seen ~ tc tt- "ts Of the Nl1g" drunk
James BlIway th' engineer Of the tram which
Lett the Grand Central Depot. at 80 =. m, Mon
day discovered blood stains on his locomotive upon
rrat hung White Plains. A coronrrs jury rendered
a verdict Tuesday evening III accordance with The
facts.