New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
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"a o4rr4 have been rrnuilcI ~ some streets for
o,,fa Wrr.. Cunp' units tic nGm'I"ii'.
1I,,,. ~, no ~,atIrG At PrH~p" I Park yrst"rday.
although ."'ILi car 81 thr -ufatc loads diNpA'jcI
tue h. IT al thr WINDOWS.
Il has been >u-g.Nrd Tint one of the Fulton
frrrl Aou, should h" iIn mp ANA down rultoh-S''
mt, al "i ia" h"rSc-cdr lI"'s
Lous l.. Bcckrl, the son 81 l"ns B"'kcl. was
found shot IN hI- room. at NJ. Il Nrr"nd- place.
Ihur.I.,y HIS smith \ Wc~,un t'y Diver with one
dI.,,iaIgrd chamber and a small oIl were found
near hIri. ils friends at first reported tie cas-" As
one of suicide, but no" they Hay 1t WAS acc iirntIL
The Bruoklyn llr,ltl Department hrllryrs that
dmhthcria II declining. h" number of deaths last
week was thirt; nine. aud IN the piCElnnS week
thrty-tWo Before that Time. since ~" latter part
OF October. in no week there less than forty
five deaths, and IN one week tine number WAS MY
niN.
The suit TO recover :Flo.0nO dlmagcs from i'll
i.I.s brnughl by the Rev. t"Urgc w Luca1 against
In,. Urnollyn CITY Railroad Company, was o's-
missed yesterday. HE plaintiff when getting oil "a
ear ~ fulton-sl.. was knRkrd down and run over
hv passing team. He claimed that he would have
seen It's approach II the car had not been over
| crow died.
REPRESENTATIVES from several Of the Ward branches
of the Irish Land League met at Jcrrson Hal. Last
evening, to perfect the organization ol u cen
| Lody 4 constitution WAS adopted and the follow
| ing officers were clcctcd:- Pre- en- John e. Nc
cure; ylre-rr"sdrnls lhoma, ). hrnnl. T. !.
Dcnnrly; linancIal secretary. James Mulhan"; cor
responding secretary. l.. Il. McCahh; treasurer, To-
| lice Justice Andrew Walsh.
| JERSEY CITY.
Mrs Catherine lnuiZcr. recently convicted Of
| hipauy was sent to the County Prnlcniarl ycstcr-
| dan by judge GarIctsOn for nlnc months.
| Josrph Allen, "A brakeman on the New York Lake
| Fr, and W. stern Railroad, was fatally injured yes
| trrday by falling from tram.
| The house of William Day, At No 2jG Ogdcn.avc.
| was entered by burglars lhur-dLy morning and
rnbbcd of clothing and personal ornaments valued
| NEW-JERSEY.
| WEST Observation-Disclosures Young, n young ruilan,
| ,yns s-nt To the Hudson County PcnItcntiary for
tw0 month"; yesterday. for disturbing the religious
services Of the salvation Army.
! Hon ,KIN-Alichael Whelnn, n patrOlman was
| orrr.Icu vest, rlay afternoon aud placed under
h,u,s of 81 900 on n chaIgo of atrOciOlIs assault
| and battery 1t is alleged That ho dubbed
| William Fitzpatrick, II boy whom he arrested for
| dislrlcilv c0nduct Ncw-ieal'S eve, the head.
| FIizpatrlck Is thought TO be fatally injured.
PL.INrIELD.-tieorgo Harrison janltor Of a
French Hat Oh Flatbush-avc, Brooklyn, died III
plnniieid Thursday night from the ELECTS dose
of three ounces of audanum, taken, II IL supposed
while IN "A fit of despOnd, ncy following debauch
lie Law all day thursday at the house Of friend
| named Kelly without medical assistance, it beng
thought that he suffering from the liquor he had
drank The CorOneIs inquest was held last night.
MoNTCLAIR.-R cent reports about cases of diph
| liberia in the family of Samuel Cruinp were moor
reef IN important particulars. Mr.. Crump lost tnre,
| children, and still sick, rs Is also his wife, bu