New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-30
and intelligent, if not claimed, will be adopted by
the deputv CITY, iailor

and intelligent il not claimed, will be adopted by
the deputy city iailor
s William lam Irving age g. Of No. ~ Fourthst
night and said that he wanted to surrender himself
sa nc was wanted in New-York for mprder.n The
man. VINO Is supposed to be insane. was locked up.
NEW-JERSEY.
=, HoBoKEN.-The will of the late Charles Manu. of
No. 100 Westinghouse. Hoboken, will he contested.
Mann, who was wealthy baker and owned consid-
his illness he was cared for by one of his daughters
ana when the will was opened it was found that he
naa eft her all his property His Other children
influence. The case will be argued at the Scptem-
Der term Charles Stein, driver in the employ of
jacob Schmidt a liveryman in Westinghouse fell
from the seat of his coach while driving in Frst-st
thursday night and sustained injuries from which he
med Mrs Mary Rose, of No. 231 Garden-st.,. went
10 her parlor window yesterday morning She heard
me sharp report OF pistol and at the instant
Ieit singing sensation IN her right shoulder. A
physician was summoned and found several bird
shot lodged in her shoulder, but the wound is not
Serious Sn No Information has been obtained as to
o wnG nred the shot or whether it was done
cupants of the tenement house at Park-ave.
anu first-st had marrow escape from suffocation
basement and thick black smoke spread quickly
through the whole house There was considerable ex-
jured Three firemen of Truck No. 1 brought two
women and three children down from upper floor
by means of q ladder.
JERSEY CTrY-There was large attendance in
court yesterday when Martin Schmidt Joseph
Hines and J Jacob Lindhauep the Bayonne burglars,
were called up for sentence. The prisoners COM
nitted series of successful burgiaries in Bayonne,
ElZabcth, ORANGE and other suburban places. and
nhaliy began operations in Jersey City, but they
were captured and convicted of two burglaries in
Bayonne. Judge Garratson sentenced them each to
ten years in State Prison.
Observation-Disclosures Arch, a colorcd girl age
fourteen, met with q singular accident Yesterday
bee or hornet flew into her mouth and stung her
IN ne throat She swallowed it. Her throat sweled
SO tni.t her lie was III danger but prompt medical
attendance saved her.
BERGEN PoINT-A company to operate ferry
between Port Richmond, S. l., and Bergen Point has
Deen incorporated with capital of $4,000, The
Point Ferry Company, and the articles of ncorpora-
, non nave been filed in the office of the clerk of
NEWARK.
An infant child of Robert Martin, who murdered
ms M wife ana child few weeks ago, died Thursday
to-day beside its mother
Mrs. Bridget Quinn, of No. 40 Oxford-st whose
husband was killed by the explosion in Balback's
works on the night of the hanging of Mrs Meier
boeiler and Franz Hammers, Informed the police
yesterday morning that the gardener who works for
itergenspan, the brewer, struck her John, age
tweIve years i'll the head with n hammer, nfiicting
serious injury. The boy was knocked insensible,
and was taken home in that condition. Young
genspans premises when they ordered off, but
thcy refused to CO. The gardener then threw the
hammer at them.
LONG ISLAND.
PATcHoGuE.-The new track of the Long Island
Railroad, between Patchogue and Moriches, will
be finished to-day. This completes the road on the
south side of the island making a trunk line its
whole length.
STATEN ISLAND.
, CLFToN.-Two cargoes of Connecticut granite
nave been received at Clifton for the recory of
ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
RossvfD E.-Thc contract for carrying the mails
between Rossvllle and Huguenot has been awarded
to Thomas Du Bots. He has carried the mails be-
tween those points for over twenty years.
WEST BRIGHToN.-The Rev. J. Milton Greene
pastor of Calvary Church at West Brighton has
offered has resignation TO take effect August q He
is to go to Northern Mexico to engage in missionary
work there.
PRINCES BAY.-H. T. Brevoort, of Yonkers, N Y,
while hshlpg in Princes Bay, hooked "a wounded
shark While attempting to haul it into the boat
another shark, fully seven feet in length, made its
and, catching its wounded mate in its
ponderous jaws, bore 1t triumphantly away. Such
Is Mr.. Brevoorts story. at least.
NEw-BmGHToN.-John ii. Starin's annual excur-
sion TO the Sunday schools of the North Shore of
staten Island took place yesterday. -Four barges
and three tugs were placed at the disposal of the
and a start was made from New Brighton
at "A; IN. The barges passed the Rattery at 10
O'Clock crowded with children landing was made
ut Bcrgcns Park.