New-York tribune., 1882-04-06

Ninth-sts while funeral in progress yesterday
| -Four empty pocketbooks were fonnd under tile
woman on the sidewalk Two 81 them I were IN tbc
woinan's pocket also identified by the person
| from whom IT had been stolen.
From January to February 2G. Of this year, ID
Department of Health. or the patients ninety
e ght found tn have the disease. fifty-three
of them had never been yacclnaied, ana OF inoso
thrty-onc died. OF the forty-scven who had been
successfully vaccinated six died. rwenty-iour OF
these were adults. who had not been yaccinnatssu s
since infancy. and three OF these died. VI .He ie
twenty-three fully protected twenty had yarloiolu
mildly. The ages of the patients ranged from three
months to sixty years.
JERSEY CITY.
One case of smallpox was reported yesterday
The new Charity Hospital being fitted up by the
city will be ready for occupancy on April 10.
Nicholas Schroeder, age sixty. fell down stairs mt
an early hour yesterday morning IN his house No
l29 Essex and sustained fracture OF the Skull
and other injuries which will probably prove iata
He was taken to the Charity Hospital IN dying
condition
Captain Edward Lcmeux and Steward Egnlla
IIi of the brig Marshal S., who were arrested ues,
day night on q charge OF smuggling sugar ana
cigars. were taken before United states Commls-
siOner Munhed yesterday and held in %l30o BAL 10
answer. Hill made a full confession to Cmei Mur-
ply. James Duffy. the boatman who was taking
the smugglcd DDS away. was also held IN $I,oOO
bail.
NEW-JERSEY.
GUrrENBERG.-Thonas Brennan, workman IN
the new abattoir, fell through the beams yester-
day morning and sustained injuries which may
prove fatal Both legs broken. fle was re-
moved TO ST. Alary's Hospital, lloboken.
ToBoKES-The coroncr's jury in the case of John
Coppiuger who was found Saturday night lying at
the foot of the stairs No. 2 MadisOn-st and sub
scqucntly died of his injuries, rendered verdict
yesterday that he came to his death IN consequence
of being thrown down stairs by some person or per-
SON unknown to the jury. Michael Nolan, who was
held on suspicion of being Coppinger's aSSailant,
discharged.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON-Tl steam barrel factory at Staple
ton has received orders from the brewerymcn III the
village for 27 900 beer kegs.
TOMPKINsvILLE.-1hc Staten Island Cricket Climb
has rcengaged George Lane trainer, and l. l..
White superintendent OF tine club grounds at
TOmpk nsvillc
PORr RICHMOND-The taxpayers of Port Rich
mond have pettioned the village trustees for the
establishment Of a thorough system oI drainage
throughout the village.
Wadsworth. Clifton has been ordered to report to
Brigadicr- General Terry for duty az aidedc-campOn on
his staff, TO be stationed at Fort Smelling, Mlnn.
RICHMoND-The funeral of sheriff Abram V. Con-
nor of Richmond County, took place yesterday,
from st. Andrews Episcopal Church, at Richmond.
There was large attendance. Among those pres
ent were most OF the officials of the county, lnclud-
ing County Judge Stephens, and his father, County
Clerk Hart, County Treasurer Robinson, Police
Commissioner Isaac VI. Marsh and DR.. Clark The
funeral sermon preached by the Rev. DIR. focun.
The burial was at the old Moravan Cemetery ut
New Dorp The public offices at Richmond were