New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-01

it until the boy tainted from cxcrpcating pain. Tho
the foot of Henscrson-st.,. made his way hcme with
the utmost difficulty and informed his mother. She
snmmSned DR. Dicknson who said the boy would
recover from the effects Of the assault, The prison.
crs were committed without bail 20 await the result
of their victims injuries
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-Thopas Burk, age nine, of No. 80 Mar
shall-st while playing severn! companions on some
canal boats at the foot Of Clay-st., Yesterday fell
=; .Leycrick. the Gve-year-old son of John W.
Grggs, fell from the hayloft of barn in the rear of
internal injuries
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND-Thomas Noble. lad charged with
arson. was tried yesterday in the Richmond County
Court of Sessions, before Judge Westervclt. de
was convicted and sent TO the Elmira Rcsormatory;
Three young men named Cobb, MItsei ana
johnson, convicted of larceny, were fined $50 each
:, CLTToN.-Ordnance Sergeant John Grimston. of
Fort Wadsworth who died June %, at his home in
Clifton. will be buried to-day. He was a member of
Masonic order. He served in the Rebellion. He was
forty-eght years old and leaves wife aud several
children.
JAMAICA.-Townsend Miller, colored man living
at Jamaica, while intoxicated Yesterday went into
the barn of his employer to sleep When asleep he was
bitten under each eye by spider or rat. lnflamma-
ton set in, and it is feared that he will lose the
sight of both eyes.
FLUsHING.-David Watson, age fifteen years,
living in Flushing, bitten In the leg while swim
ming in Kissena mIlpond yesterday, by a large
water snake. He Is suffering considerably but no
serious result is anticipated. Fifteen thousand
9ne,year-old trout from Green's breeding ponds at
of Flushing, yesterday. He proposes To stock the
ponds and streams in that vicinity at his own ex-
pense. The assessors of the town of Flushing
estimate the value of real estate in the town for
1881, at $4, 100000.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
Ew-ROCIIELLE--Three pet deer, belonging to
John II. Starin, broke through their incl sure
Glen Island, Wednesday afternoon and swan across
the channel to Neptune House Island, where one of
them entered barn and was recaptITed. The
other two then across the inlet to the MAIN
land and made their escape.
EAST TARRYTowN.-Bartholm Sheridan, age
thirty-eght years, yesterday morning, while
gagged in the excavation of rock the line of tho
Ncw-York City and Northern Railroad was in
stantly killed by the explosion of cartridge in a
blast. He supposed that the fuse had gone out and
approached the blast as the explosion took place.
His forehead was crushed in by piece Of stone.
Sheridan had a wife and six children.
WHITE PLAINs.-Fhc town of White Plains issued
some bonds in 1877, through Stephen S. Marshall,
then super sor, for paying tho unpaid taxes of the
town. under the laws Of 1877. One of these bonds
was sold to Judge Clifford, and another TO Close a.
Robertson. The town subsequently refused
deem thcm claiming that their issue illegal
and an overissue. Suits were brought against the
town 10 recover the amount OF the bonds and inter
est. lie matter was refer Ell 10 VI. ~. Harr, az
referfc, who mad his report in favor of the Lain
tiffs no Up, that the town is liable for the mt
~. T. = .u That there re, ord by y''ich
the purchasers could ascertain that suCi be nd I'd
been issued in excess Of the auth -itv given
Elisha r. Ferris appeared counsel for the Dwn
and j. Wilson l'rown. jr., fo' the bopdi De g.