New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09
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A suit will be begun against the Central Railroad
of New-Jersey by James y. Dusenbury, adminlstra-
tor of the estate of the late Cephas NJ; Woodrnii.
who died from Injuries received a, an IN oIt tne
cation with Francis Wilson. of No. ~ Wocott,st..
on June 0. Wilson was severely injured Inc
sailor was arrested lot v P' hos been
| fined to his house ever since then, grew so much
! worse Yesterday that the Coroner had Spetenosa
7 r,,rr-, T-a injured man is suffering from inter-
| nal injuries
recent accident at Little Silver. Tho
| allegation will he that the death OF Mr..
Woodruff was the result of the negligence OF the
company. Damages will be asked for $6O0O0 on
the basis Of Mr. Woodruffs salary az president OF
the Newark Fire Insurance Company and other
business realizing $1,000 per annnm The period
for which it is assumed he might nave lived is
twelve years the ife-insurance basis OF calcula-
ton.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAIys-Deputv Sheriff A. Lawrence, Of
Tarrytown. reached White Plains from Utica yes
terday afternoon. having in his custody Wilnam
Beebe and Henry IIansell, charged with committing
n mnrderons assault upon Charles Underhil clerk
of the Standard House, White Plains on Monday
afternoon last
DoBRs FrRRY.-William B. Davidson, in behalf
of himself and many residents OF Dobbs Ferry. re
Gently obtained temporary injunction against inc
village authorities to prevent them cutting 4oWIi
shade trees The matter came up before judge DyK-
man at White Plains Yesterday. Further argument
will be heard next Saturday
HAsT1NGs-UPOy-HUDsON National Pave
ment Company. of Hastings;upon-Huds9 whose
works have been declared by the Board OF
made a@ti motion through their counsel Martin J.
Keogh, before Justice J. o. Dykman of the supreme
Court, at White Plains, to restrain the Board OF
Health of Hastings from interfering with the works
of the company Mr.. KeOgh presented athdaYltS OF
several physicians showing that asphalt ana other
materials used in the preparation of their pave
mcnt were beneficial rather than preiudiclal TO
public health. The hearing was postponed until
Saturday next.
LONG ISLAND.
FIRE IsLAND-A bell buoy has been placed III
Fire Island inlet.
WEST IsLIP.-Bishop Littlejohn, of the Diocese Of
Long Island. will preach in Christ Church West
Islp this morning, and administer the Ilte Oh con-
frnatiOn TO class OF Candidates.
CUrcHoGUE-The body of Mss Matte Harris. of
Cutchopuc who was drowned in New-Suit9lk cove
on July by the upsetting ot me boat IN Wmch SIG
was sailing was recovered on Friday evening.
HUNTINGTON. - Duck Island. in the town of
Huntingdon resort for sporting men, has been
purchased by J. J. Doud OF New-York; large
hotel and cottages are TO be erected on inc lslahu
with view to making 1t public resort.
JAMAICA BAY.-rhe Undine Fishing Club, which
had its headquarters and Club House on leased
ground in Jamaica Bay. have purchased me SITE
for Is 900. The club has already spent 9D,OUO III
improving the place.
GLEN COvf.-rhc house of Captain Charles Post,
near lien Cove, was entered by burglars on FRIDAY
night and robbed of syerwarc, lewery ana money
valued at $1,000. Entrance was gained to the
house by forcing of the parlor windows
HrNPsTEAD-Thc.hig bed of hard clans recently
discovered in Long Island Sound, of the mouth OF
Hampstead harbor is appar nty lnexhaustbe.
More than 90 vessels from Long Island. New-Jer-
sew and Connecticut are cons aDtly working the
bed, each boat making on IN average SloO a DAY.
II is estimated That 100000 bushels OF CLANS
have already been taken from the bed.
HUNTERS POINI.-Patrick Maloney,of New York.
and three companions visited Hunters Point last
evening as Moonev expressed it . TO see what they
conId pick up' They picked up five pair OF shoes
i'm fine store of Mrs Jane Dunn. in NernOn-ave, and
started on a run for the ferry. Captain woods,
who was in the vicinity, gave chase TO the men ana
succeeded III arrestng MOlOney, but not until he
had fired three shots from his revolver at INN. Inc
others made their escape with the property.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw- BRIGHroN:-John J. Kenney has been apcc
pointcd village clerk of New-lirlghton III place oil
j. c. HILL whose term had expired.
MARIyEGs HARBoB.-Daniel Lake, of Mariners
Harbor has lost the sight of one eye by the preIna-
ture OK plosiOn of a sky rocket.
CLIFTON collection amounting 10 So 62 was
taken up in st. johns Church ut Clifton Tor the
Staten Island Diet Kitchen.
SrAPLETON.-The new chapel in StapetOn, a
branch OF IT. Mary's Roman Catholic Church IN
Clifton will he dedicated to-day, Father Barry, OF
~. PEERS Church in Ncw-Dr ghiOn. officiating.