New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-07
wounds. He was arrested. The wounds are not
fatal
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NEw-JERsEY.
Wrru,wgEN.-The body of Charles Gray. the
builder who fell from tho Newark-st pier III Ho-
bolen last Thursday and was drowned, was recov-
cred opposite this place yesterday. Gray lived III
Tbrty-sixth-st. New-York. James Muldoon
went home drunk on Saturday u1ght and gave his
wife a So we're beating He broke up nearly all the
furniture before he was arrested
UonoKEy-A dsorderly house at No. 172 Clinton
st.. was entered by the police at an early hour
keeps tho house, and Bridget Brady and
Kate Adickes were arrested. -. .Domnck Stevens,
of No. A Willows on Sat Ea gnt went INTO
i; was his own, and persisted in remain
Ing Notwithstanding Mr.. Mccarthy objections;
a fight ensued and Mccarthy was arrest arrested , ana
No az Westinghouse, Ncw-YorE, and Maggie
McClinchy, of No. II Crosby-st, New-i 9rk were
cn5cd The woman of having picked his pocket of
$50 and caused her arrest.
LONG ISLAND
soUrHoLD.-Cassdy Bros. on Saturday caught
300 Spanish macAerel IN their pound nets aud over
/ 900 menhaden and weak nsii
SYossET.-Eary yesterday morning Mary Metz
kerr a young German woman, went TO a farm held,
followed bv two dogs to milk q COW winch had
Young calf The COW, alarmed for he safety OF her
calf dashed at the dogs. They took refuge behind
the woman and the COW in its rage knocked the
woman down and gored her IN inc sue anu apdo-
men, inficting serious If not lataI INJURIES
ten days has been unusually trying TO me crops on
Long Island Corn, which promised wen carry III
the season. will be materially injured IN conSe-
quence OF the drOuth. In some sections the caD-
bage is dying and there is poor promise OF crop.
Tomatoes Iipenng slowly. ana many OF tno
vines are dying, from blight; Cucuinpeb7 law
succumbed 20 the drouth Pole and bush beans
show the effects OF the weather. BeetS. carrots anu
parsnips are at n standstil The markets nave I'M,
proved during the week. Potatoes have advanced
from 81 % to 80 % per barrel, and further al
vance IS expected.
LOEG ISLAND CITY.--Early on Sunday morn
ing the police OF the Second Precinct were
proceeding from twO-storY frame house IN seventh
ST., Hunters Point. Two officers rushed TO the Spot
and found n battle royal going on among the IN
mates. John Woods and his wife Mary were arrest
cd and conveyed to the statiOn-house after cOstd-
cradle trouble. In Astoria, about half past on
Sunday morning. fight took place outside a liquor
store in Futon-st., and pistol was tired but tho
police yesterday afternoon SAID they had neaEd
nothing OF the occurrence aud could not say IL any
one was hurt.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLET0N.-William Schultz, liquor-dealer,
was arrested yesterday charge of violating the
Excise Law III selling liquor on Sunday. Justice
Mccullough admitted him to bail TO await eXalnlna-
ton.
RICHMoND.-A scrious drouth prevails on Staten
Island. The pastu e-iells becoming parched,
as are also the crops. The roads almost I'M
passable owing to the dust. 1t Is feared the late
cabbage will prove failure unless rain comes SOON
BRIGuToN.-Thousauds of visitors went to Staten
Island Yesterday. and the boats and trains were
crowded throughout the day. Inc beer-garIiens
about the villages did lively business. Some ar
rests made for violation of the Excise Law.
Extra boats mad to be put on to bring the people
back TO the CITY,