New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-20

which gradually increased until she fell UNCONSCIOUS
the sidewalk where she was 1ond ny .no pohS her
She believed her husband drugged or poisoned nef'
The police will investigate her story
JERSEY CITY.
IT. Luttpen's hardware store, at No. 81 Montgom-
ery-st was entered by thieves at an early hour yes
terday morning, and robbed of quantity OF lhe
cutlery.
John Donohue, brakeman. was crushed between
two cars in the Pennsylvania Railroad yard on
Tuesday night, and severely and perhaps Iataiiy
injured.
In the Kinkowski murder trial Yesterday. District
Attorney McGill summed up for the state ana MIS-
followed by Counsellor Smith for the deience nj
Smith was still speaking when the court auJourheu
The strike ofthe 500 IN Lora h t fOoa ps
foreman is too severe. and fines them II they look
aronnJ or speak TO their neighbors Work has
not been resumed in the Plug department ana Quiet
Joseph G. Edge jr., letter carrier, was arrested
Yesterday by Inspector NewcOmbe, on charge OF
OBTAINING the mails 1t is alleged that he was In
the In Bit of retaining letters, and failing To deliver
them nj the proper time. Some letters were found
in his bag yesterday which should have been delV-
cred or Tuesday morning. Edge was taken before
limited states Commissioner Munhcld, and required
TO furnish 81 900 bail TO answer.
NEWARK.
Yesterday committees of the Roman Catholic
societies Newark waited upon Bishop Wiggar One
of the number read an address Which was re-
sponded to by the bishop.
blind Italian, arrested for begging in the streets,
had npcn his breast a tin sign bearing certificate
purportlng 20 have been gwen by physician. A
man VINO had charge of the mcndicant and appeared
to be using him as means OF revenue was SEM 1 10
ia for ninety days by Justice Mills. the ltauan
was sent back TO New-lork.
The directors Of the New-Jersev Agricultural
Society held their quarterly meeting Yesterday in
the TO IONS of the Board of Ira 10. 10 was shown, by
the report OF the treasurer that the gross recoDs Oh
the recent state Fair amounted % @2i 800 u ~
was understood that no dividend would be declared
tia year a. the available money - needed for long
contemplated improvements at Waycrly next spring.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATTRS0N-Thc eight Ton ay-whcel in the silk
mill of NipntiGgllc Brothers burst Yesterday morn
were thrown into the street, but nobody was hurt.
The damage done will amount to $1,000.
HoBoREV.-Mayor Lcssou, of lIoboken, has be-
come uotcd Tor his frequent and remarkable veto
messages. His latest production is veto Of r,So-
luton of the Common Council to purchase site Tor
house ior Engine Company No. i, IN which he
chaucerizcS the resolution rs - the most INDEFINITE
the most audaciOusOrmost Ignorant ever lQld before
him."
PArrRsov.-Thc body Of Mrs. Harriet Smith who
commit cI suicide az Great Notch, uear ldterso
y. j., On Satur 'av evening last, WAS buried in the
F0ttcrs Field. Paterson, II TUESDAY Her supposed
husband, who lett Paterson for NeW-lOrk on sun
day 10 make arrangements for her burial, has nor
been seen since. IL Is thought by Coroner hnrd
that MIR. Smith may not have been the husband OF
the woman. Two women called on Tuesday at the
undcrtaNcrs and positively identified the boIy rs
that OF woman whose maiden name was itcllIctld
Post. of Nyac - y. Y Her father, they said, KEEP a
confectionery store there. MIR. Smith, according 10
their story had married Miss Post about year ana
q half ago 4 year ago last Jdly Smith stopped at
Rickers Hotol, Little Fails, but nothing further
was known of him.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-In the trial o. Patrick Coleman
for the murder of Joseph ;. Baldwin, the piosecu-
ton rested v sterd3y, and tie defence opened It's
case. A number Of witnesses were examined but
nothing new was cucltc'l. Coleman tcs llet III MS
own behalf The trial will be continued to-day.