New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
who was convicted on two charges of burglary, was
sent to State Prison for seven years.

sent to State Prison for seven years
Margaret Sullivan. young woman living IN SIX &
feminist, made two attempts on thursday nlgnt "
commit suicide She first tired TO cut her throaO
with knife and afterward stabbed herseif I'D INC
neck with fork. but failed to infiict any serious
injury in either attempt. The woman Is derangeu
in consequence of a long attack OF SICKNESS
Annie II. Buck, age seventeen, daughter OF
William Buck, q wealthy resident OF the lilll, was
found dead in bed, Wednesday morning at her resi-
dence No 112 Ocean-ave. MSS Buck did not
appear at break fast at the usual hour and servant
who sent to call her reported that sne coulu oC
get any answer The door of the room was then
broken open, when an overpOworing smell OF gas
was noticed. Miss Buck was found lying on the
bed in a natural position, but lille was extinct
There was an Argand burner in the room, from
which the gas was found to be escaping anu ~ 81
supposed that the young woman turned the switch
for regulating the light in such manner as 10
cause the gas to leak. Miss Buck was highly ac,
c0mpshed and general favorite Her iuneral
will take place this morning and will be strictly
private.
NEWARK
The Newark Land League on Thursday night re.
pudiated the declaration of Patrick FORD, Editor OF
The Irish World in closing the Land League fund
OF his paper that the League was dead and COM
mittee was appointed to prepare resolutions eA-
pressivc of the sense of the League The treasurer
of the recent Grattan festival has turned over 10
the League treasurer the sum of l,0OO.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBoKEN.-Frauk Klendust, butcher dong
business at Jackson-st. and the Paterson piailh1
road, was arrested on Thursday night on charge OF
having been accessory to the death OF william
Schuster. who died a month ago The Two men nau
q quarrel about two months ago, ana hlelndusI
Knocked Schuster down. His head was cut by
coming in contact with stone No evidence mas
yet been brought out that the blow or thc IAN
caused any serious injury to Schuster. Inc Orahu
Jury will investigate the case
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.
PELHAM MANoR-At an election for school
officers III School District No. 1, town of Pelham,
one OF the candidates is charged with getting thirty
five illegal votes cast, servant girls who had been
only two month In the country, and women de-
barred by the property qualification clause beng
among the voters. \ fund Of 100 has been sub
scribed for the prosecution of the Offenders
CITY IsLAND.-William HOllett, jr, a telegraph
messenger employed on City Island, whllo on his
way TO deliver dispatch discovered the body or
an infant in the water near the abutment OF the
bridge leading to the mainland. He gave inlorlna-
ton TO the proper authorities, and Coroner iuyer,
OF Port Chester, asked to make an lnvestl9a-
ton 1t is supposed 10 be case OF nfantlcdc, but
thus far it Is understood that no cew has been OBJ
tanned to the guilty party.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICUNOND.-The Richmond County Board OF SUI
pervlsOrs have abandoned the investigation as to
the charges made against the management OF the
County AlmshOuse The Supervisors found they
did not have the power to subpoena the Superin-
tendents OF the Poor witnesses.
Accommodating McGrath, while a servant
III the employ of Henry MOller, at Klngsbrldgc, was
arrested the charge of larceny preferred by her
employer. After beng in jail two days she was
discharged for want of evidence. She sued Mr..
Moller for 81, 600 damages for false imprisonment,
and the jury awarded her 500.