New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07
recovered, but his name was learned from his hat,
which was picked up.
JERSEY CITY.


which was picked up.
JERSEY CITY.
Fritz Rothlinger, butcher employed at the abat-
tor, while dressing beef about O'Clock yesterday
morning. let a cleaver fall on his foot nearly cnr-
ting It OF. He was removed to st. Franclss Hospi-
tai, where the injury pronounced not dangerous
unless lockjaw sets in.
NEw-JERsEY.
BERGEN. PorNT.--A horse belonging to A. A.
Smith, a feed merchant. was frightened by loco
motive engine Friday evening and away. The
driver, Robert Cogan was thrown from the wagon
probably prove fatal.
PATERsoN.-Mrs. Hampson sued Mr. HinchcIiffe,
wealthy brewer of Paterson for breach of promise
1888. Mr.. Hinchcliffe's counsel asked for rule
to show cause why the verdict should not he set
aside and a new trial granted The Judge granted
it yesterday
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Board OF Town Officers
or North Homestead has decided to appeal from the
tween North Hampstead and Oyster Bay townships
=, UNToNDALE.-A boy five years of age, son Of
George Redmond, of Uuiondale, town of Hampstead,
oied friday night from the effects of eating London
purple, which he found III paper while at play.
=, PoRT WAsHINGToN.-A son of George Poole, of
Fort Washington, ten years old, while boating on
CromWelPs mlil-pond Friday, was seized with fit,
1eH overheard and was drowned. HIS body was re-
covered.
BARNEs's HoLE.-The new Union chapel at
Barness Hole, town of Eashampton, will bededicaT-
ed this afternoon, The Reys. J. b. Finch, of Anne
gansett; j. u. Stokes, of Easthampton, and A. c.
Bowdish, OF Bridgehampton will oficiate.
BAY SHoRE.-George Shaw. of Bay Shore while
sailing n party i'll the Great South Bay yesterday,
hal occasion TO go to the masthead. The strap
broke mat held the block, and he fell to the deck
breaking both of his legs above and below the
knee.
ARsHAMoGUE; mare Nancy Awful the dam
OF Rarus, died last Friday at the stable of her
County, l.. !, She twenty -four years old She
was descended from Telegraph blood. At the time
ali had nv hapc iI ,cll
colt by Wedgewood
HEMPsTEAD.-Neil Gilmour State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, who has had the complaint
against Mr.. Allen principal of the Homestead
School for making erroneous entries of the attend
ance OF pupils at the school, under consideration,
and reyoking Mr.. Aliens license 10 teach IN any
school III this State.
STATEN ISLAND.
e. STArLEToN.--I Information has been received at
original owner of a large tract of land on Staten
Paris
RICHMOND Jcfireys an insane inmate
OF the Richmond County Alnshouse, has a mania
ior catching rats. He sits by ratole for hours,
ana when rat makes It's appearance he selves It by
twenty rats caught in this manner.
NEW-BRGHTON.-A communication has been pre-
sented to John H. Starln asking that the salaries OF
telry be lncrea 'ed ZIG u month.
WESTCHESrER COUNTY.
LARcaMoNT NJ ANoR.-A separate room at the rail-
way station has beeu fitted up as a post Office
TUCKAHOE.-Dennis Haley, OF Tuckaho. While in
ilt OF temporary alteration of mind few days ago.
attempted 10 take his life by cutting his throat with
razor. DIR. Aorqulst sewed up the wound and
taiey Is IN fair way To recover.
HARRIsON-About go pounds of lead which had
neeh stolen from the PRIME place, in the town of
Harrison, was found in the possession of two col
OIcd men, VINO were trying TO sell IL at TarrytOwn
One OF the meu, Gilbert Sutton, was arrested by
Constable Alfred Lawrence The other escaped.