New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
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Thursday.
Two young ruffians named Dougherty and Reilly
engaged IN prize fight in the presence of large
rear of the Jersey City Heights Gun Club in West
Side-ave Although thiry-one rounds were foogn.,
the OF H learn of the encounter until YESTERDAY
DOugherty, the winner In two previous nights, was
badly whipped by Reilly.
A man who gave his name as Charles Fisher and
who said he came from Canton, Baltimore County,
Nd. called at Police Headquarters yesterday and
requested the aid of the police in finding his two
Robert Wilkie, who boarded in his house had eloped
about six weeks ago. taking two of his four children
with them audi be had heard recently that they were
in Jersey City He assured Inspector Lange that he
had desire to get his wife back but he wanted his
two children.
and approved by Mayor Taussg, requiring horse
car companies to pay an annual license fee OF $2o
for two-horse cars and $15 Tor one-horse cars was
intended to go ioto effect to-day Yesterday, how
ever CounselloI A. Zabrise, attorney for the Jcr-
served writ Of certiorari issued by Judge Depue,
of the Supreme Court on City Clerk Scott removing
tue ordinance and all the proceedings GonnectSd
November term. This is of the anti-inonopoly
ordinances passed by the Board.
| William, aIIas Buck Alberts was captured yes
terday evening by Captain Lauier, on the roof OF
No 43 Montgomery-st., and taken TO the First Pre-
cinct police station 1t ischarged that Abc{t com
United an atrociOus assault and battery on his Wi1e
| two months ago. and hear ng that warrant had
been issued for his arrest went to the house of his
sister, in st. Pauls-ave. and stole iewery, clothing
and other articles valued at 500, with which he
fled from that city. When Captain Lanler espied
roof of No. 49, where he WIS formerly employed, but
the Captain followed and arrested him. He is held
| Tor examination.
| A train on the Newark and New-Yorl Railroad
! struck and killed an unknown man at the East
| Ferry Street Station last night He was Of medium
height; he wore a light mustache, was, plainly
dressed, and was about twenty-five years old.
A suit was begun in the Vice ChancellOrs Court at
| NAN Nf
| der Ge'mania in New York City, against the lodges
of the order in New-Jersey, which some time ago
assumed Independent jurisdiction. The sult is for
the recovery by the Grand officers of about 81 900
| collected by the New-Jcrsey lodges.
| NEW-JERsEY.
| ORANGE.-PatTick Gallagher, a book agent, living
IL Sccond-aye, OF this city, struck by Morris
aad Essex traIn yesterday afternoon and probably
''''''''' ''''''''N LONG ISLAND.
Woon GLEN.-The veteran horscman, Timothy T.
Jackson, died Il his home at Wood Glen Sunday
| from disease OF the heart.
FLUsHNG.--'rhe trains rhrnng between Flushing
| ard Great Neck on the Flushing and North Shore
Railroad are to discontinued by the Long Island
| Railroad Company after August IA.
| JANE PoRT.--Ihe camp meeting for the east end
of Long Island opened at Jameslort yesterday, and
| will continue Tor one week. The Merrick camp
ing Tuesday last the attendance has been small.
FUEPORT.--ilelvin Barker, of Freeport, while
garter snake about three feet long and sixty-two
der and crew, OF Freeport, Saturday caught in the
ocean, with two h9uls OF their seinc, two tons OF
bllcish Other crews made good hauls Trolling
is now good in the Gleat south Bay.
STATEN ISLAND.
| ToMPKINsvuLE.--Gh body of Franklin Leven
who was drowned while bathing al TompknsvIlie
wa recovered yesterday aud removed to his house
No. 23O Ross-st., Brooklyn, l.. ID.
| RICIlMoND.-1he rain storm was very severe
Sunday evening on Staten Island and did consider
! able damage. In many places growing crops were
hatto lcd to the ground. The large hag-poe on tho
property of William IL. Vanderbilt, at Clifton, was
iruck by lightning and shattered. Several persons
at the time, but none were injured except
Michael Nheeihan, who was Frustrated by th'
shock. Two valuable mich cows owned by Henry
Meyers, while standing under a large willow tree
Garrctson's station, were instantly killed by Dol
of lightning,
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
, NEw-RoChELIE.-The house OF A lrian Iselin, in.
, at nayeuport's Neck, New-Rochelle entered bl
/, burglars early Sunday morning androbbed of silver
/ ware valued at $1,000. An entrance was made
through the kitchen window.
RYE.-Patrick Hagan farm laborer for Josial
Macy of Harrison, Westches,er County, was fOun,
dead yesterday the mp rack Of the New-Yorl
and Ncw-HaVen Railroad between Harrison anC
Rye, with his head mutilatcd III shocking manner
piece Of Lis skull having been knocked OFF anS
, carried considerable distance. When last seer
: Sunday Hagah considerably under the influences
Of lie uOr. lie leaves wife and four children.