New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-24
ported as working we'll The health Of the patients
was remarkably good

was TcHldTklDy QOOd.
| An agent of the Long Island Railroad Company
visited the widow of Martin Schiller who was run
over and killed by Long Beach train on Sunday
in East NewYoTk, and offered her $2J to sign an
bllity The offer refused Mrs. Schulcr was
too poor 10 bury her husband. and Police Ca?tlln
Early, OF East NewYork. bought grave for hiIn.
A jockey named IIefnor, who has been recently
employed 10 ride jumping races at the Brighton
Beach race track, fatally injured on sunday
morning last while exercising the horse Kingston.
The horse Is he was taking jump tel upon ms
rider Hcfuer was conveyed TO the FiafDuSh Hos
pital, where he died on Tuesday morning. he was
thrown from the Same horse while riding IN
stcepcchase at the Brighton Beach track about
three weeks ago
JERSEY CITY
james Moore, apparently about twenty-e'Ght
years old, and resident of Boston, wa. taken li IN
the Atlantic Hotel In lludsonst. on last iuesoay
night Yesterday morning he was removed 20 tho
Charity Hospital, where he diel. Death Is sup
posed to have resulted from heart disease.
isaac w. Taus3ig, Mayor of jersey City. has pre-
fcTred "a criminal charge of libel against Edward A.
Ransom. editor OF "A weekly paper called The Hudson
county LCdgcr On Saturday last an article was
publishes IN The Lcdgor which tlmated that Mayor
IaussIg had received -, OOO and sew raj Aldermen
1900 each, in connection with the National Docks
railway ordinances improperly. The examination
Is set down for Monday next
NEWARK
Bishon Wigrer has directed that no sister belong
ing TO any ligious community IN the Diocese Of
Newark bc allowed hereafter 10 act a organlst IN
any parochial church on any OCCASION, or assist III
any evening entertainment.
Stephen Bruudagc a boy who came from Kansas
to Newark recently in search Of hi- father has been
claimed by his aunt Mrs rompkin3, living on
State-sr who says she has not seen heard OF The
boys father tor years.
NEW-JERSEY.
HOBOKEN- Edward Boss. a painter. living at
No. 16J Garlen-st.. was arraigned before Recorder
McDonodgh Yesterday morning charged with
lelOnOUs assault on Charles Schroeder Boss gave
Schroeder severe beating and attempted to STAB
him with knife. lie was held for trial.
PArERsON-The Will of the late Garret |. Blau-
welt makes requests of $1,000 to the Paterson Or
phan Asylum. OF which Mr.. Blanyelt was the most
active founder and for many years president ana
4 900 each to the Ladies Hospital Associaion ot
Patcrs H. the Second Reformed Church OF OWd,
the Beard of Foreign Missions OF 5he Reformed
Church in America, AMI the Board oil Domestic MIS-
siOnS Of the same body.
Fort LEE.-The funeral Of John Lahey jr. who
was killed at Fort Lee on Sunday was held at his
home, Fort Lee, at $3.50 a. M. yesterday ere
was large attendance of friends and neighhors |
The services were conducted b. Father Philips, !
aid the body was inferred at the Madonna Gene
terry. Special Officer Robert Warren, who IS ne |
lieVed to have shot LaheY. was not arrested az |
Fort Lee yesterday and nothing was known there |
last ngft ~ To ms movements III was Ntlicd ,iidt
SPECIAL Oihcef HoNey, VINO VS. Proeht al tne ,'lic
OF Inc shooting, viii be on duty next SUNDAY rs |
usual.
STATEN ISLAND.
Port RICHNOND-Dr. Harrison. one Of the oldest |
physicians Oh staten INldllii WIZ N"' ~ ~ " |
Wi paralysis a few days age, was reported TO DC |
improving yesterday.
SrApLEroN-Mrs Eliza Wauinder mother of |
Mr. John Bale posffnlsress of ~tapict0u who died
nj the axe of seventy was uTicd yesterday. Mis- |
Bale was recently appointed by the President 10 |
succeed her deceased husband.
BRIGuToN.-Both the Democrats and Republi- |
cans OF Richmond County ar preparing for their !
county conventions. The Democratic General Com |
uftec VIII meet on Monday next AT IOmpHluSYlIe |
to fix the time for holding the primaries, and the |
Republican General Committee viii meet at Clifton
on September fox the same purpose.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKrRs Sydney A. Cole. age about nine, son Of
Russell Cole of lOnkcTS, was ran over by an lee !
cart owned and driven by John II. Temper yester-
day and was injured 50 severely that lie Is not ex-
pcctcd TO recover