New-York tribune., 1881-08-30
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ONCE at the coming election.
The Ticonderoga is to be inspected by a board OF
officers on Thursday, and If any extensive repairs
folk and put out of commission. Otherwise she Will
go out OF commission at the Brooklyn.
Edward Boade, Q plasterer. while drunk attempted
fell into = tub Of Stacking lime. He was badly
burned on the left and back. and was taken to
st. GATHERINGS Hospital.
against Thomas F. Nsvins ' chief snsinesr @ Of the
Nevins pushed him while duty at fire in Third
pccemaa, WHO is Andrew Smith Of the fSrd Pre-
cinct, before Commissioner Jourdon.
Charles Matthews. who has grocery store at No
that after closing his store on Saturday night he
went to sleep in a room at the rear, and placed a
Change, under his pillow :' In the morning the
money had been taken from the pocketbook, al
disturbed. No clew TO the money was discovered
In his ante-mertem statement, made to Coroner
Keller yesterday Michael Christina, who is not
Charged Andrew Schmidt. Of ' No. Is y Prnce-st,, rim est,
with the assault. He said that he standing by
the door of his home No 100 Pearl-st, on Sunday
afternoon, when Andrew aud John Schmidt ran
along the street. The former had knife in his
hand. Christina ran under a wagon for safety, and
saying word. Christina is an Italian, who has
been less than two years in this country He gave
his testimony through an interpreter. Schmidt is
under arrest
JERSEY CITY.
Patrick Everett, of No. 1872 Morgan-St while
intoxicated at 3 a. IN. Sunday, attacked his wife
with carving knife, and severed the artery In her
right forearm Everett was arrested, and pbysi-
q hospital, but she refused to go She permitted
the hyslcian to stop the flow of blood, but would
wound is serious. Everett is held for examination.
=, Chief Engineer Farrier announced on Saturday
that IN case OF President Garfelds death he would
o'clock a. m. Sunday, the Newark-ave. bell toIled
twice and as that was not regular fire alarm many
people supposed that the President was dead. Chief
Engineer tarrier made aQ investigation, which
shifted In his preferring charges against John A. Ash
hurst, superintendent OF the fire alarm telegraph.
Chief Fa rer alleges that Ashhurst, with party of
friends, went into the bell tower on Sunday morn
ing, and while they there the bell was struck.
up the striking apparatus and while there he tested
the bell, as he has the right to do.
NEW-JERSEY.
BALDwINs.-William Eldred purchased some land
antn at Freepor on Sunday, saying that he did not
feel well, and took half ounce of il. When he
re- re .ched home he said to his mother: Mother,
never spoke again. He died yesterday afternoon.
HoBoKEN.-Coroner John X. Virgins was in
formed Yesterday that Patrick Kelly, a laborcr had
died at la hour Sunday night at his house,
No 04 Willow-st., from the effects of injuries re-
eeived in quarrel on Saturday night in Michael
hunts liquor store at Third and Wilow-sts. A
party of men was PLAYING cards in the store, when
quarrel occurred between two of the PLAYERS.
men, and received a blow in the abdomen He cried
out out that he was hurt, and was carried home. On
coroner Virgins VIII make an investigation.
LONG ISLAND.
SHELTER 'sLAND.-Robert McGahey a well-to-do
farmer with wife and nine children left his me
on August 10 to 20 to Connecticut. lie took the
boat on the day az GrcenpOrt and has not
since been heard from. He had considerable money
III his possession.
EAST JAMAICA -Enhroiu, rbop,oson ooio..l
stole horse valued at $500 from the able OF his
employer, Carroll Baylis on sunday morning. He
possession, while enquiring the road to Williams s.
burg burg The prisoner, who was recently. discharged
Jury, by Justice Belts, of Jamaica.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToTrENrIIIE.-Jacob RheIn and Joshua Totten
rowed around Staten Island on Sunday in a four
teen-ioot boat In nine hours and fifteen minutes
PoRT RIcHMoND--The body of a man was found
yesterday in the Kills at Port Richmond IL was re-
that of John Houth, of No. SO Roosevelt-st.. this
city.
NEW -BmGHToN.--A lrouth prevails on Staten
Island Many cisterns have been drv for the nssi
month, ana III some eases people compelled TO
carry water n long distance. Pasture ialds have
become parched in many places, and crops generally
are suffering from want OF rain. The weld of some
crops VIII not be one-half of the usual amount.
RicuMoND.-WillamD ID xon. f. Dixon, John Suit
man, A. Long and Hugh Brady, New-Jersey oyster
TO await the action of the Grand Jury on charge of
stealing from the oyster beds in Princes Bay the
property of Staten island oystermen The prisoners
were arrested on requsition papers from Governor
cornell, signed by Governor Ludlow, of NewJersey.
WESTCHESrER COUNTY.
SoUTH SALEM.-The Rev. G. NJ Campbell pastor
of the Presbyteri an Church, thinks of resgnng his
church.
MAMARoNEcK.-Thomas Hastead. one of the
bondsmen for eX-Supervisor Charles A. Berney a
deiaulter, has paid Supervisor Banta So 500. the
amount OF his responsibility.
,NEw-RocuEILE; Bernard Festner, druggist, in
Mechanlc-st., has been lined 80 for poisoning a dog
and kicking it while suffering from the effects of tbe
poison. The dog belonged To Policeman Heningar
Il neghbor of Festner,s