New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-21

riouslv injured. Detective Clos who happened to
be Oh the boat arrested the principal assaiiant and
name a. William II. Walter. Tho Italian wounds
were dressed by u physician aud he WAS pdC IN the
detention room.
NEWARK
The body of Mrs King an aged woman, who has
been missing from her home No. III South Canal
ST., since Tuesday, was found yesterday near IA
patch of woods in the eastern section of the city
The body was entirely nnde when found. Death
was caused by exposure. ..-.The Chief OF P"ucc on
Saturd ~ refused aCensc for a sparrlng natch 40
the Academy of Music IN which ug Nisoh
was matched against man NAMED thomas La a.
kell Entire! were closed on Saturday nlsht ,or
regatta of the Passalc River Amateur Rowing As
ISOLATION to be held next Wednesday,
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CTTY.-A movement is on foot TO
pr pare charter for the city. The present one
invests Inc Mayor with extraor inary pow ana IL
Is proposed 50 to amend the existing charHr mat he
VIII be- relieved of groa deal of his responsibility
Although Mayor DE Bevoise Is author zcd TO sell
thousands OF dollars worth OF city bonds ne Is no0
II required to give any personal security
FLUSHING. assessment of the tracks Of the
Long islanG Railroad Company IN the township oi
flu-h hing at $4,000 per mile by the as-eSs0rS -
looked upon unjust and excessive By IN" faii"id
company. The company will make application to
the supreme Court 10 review the asses -mcnt under
the Jaw of 1850. The highest rate m any OF the
other towns of either Queens or Snifolk County Is
5000 per mile steel rails and $1,000 on IRON
rail- and the lands and buildings IN most cases are
assessed ut farm rates.
BAHREN lsLAND.-Hawkins Brothers have re-
ceiyed at their factories on Irren Island and Prom
Iscd Land 50 Tar this seIsOn eighteen million men
haden--enough to pay all the running expenses OF
their steamers and factories, 50 that the eaten Tor
the balance of the season viii be clear pr1ht.
SOUTHAMPTON The new chapel at the springs
was Dedicated yesterday afternoon VITA appr0Pri-
ate services.
COLD spRING.-rhe Rev. Baker +. Folsom, Of Jer
sey CRY. has received and accepted = call To the
stOTate of ST. johns Episcopal Church.
JAMEsPORT.-A camp-mecting for the east end
OF Long Island viii begin to-day and close on Sat
urday next.
RoCKAwAY.-The body of Frederick Rosencranz,
of Ncw-TorN Cit,, who was selz:l with cramps
and drowned at Rochawdy beach on Thursday
ght, was washed ashore Oh oataIda' night.
NEW-JERSEY.
UOBOKEN-Mary Ann Purcell age seventy OF no.
II Willow-st H0bokeu, iell dead Oh SATURDAY night
nj the front sto0p of her house. she subject 10
heart dsea,e...... Dim Kerngan was arrested yes
terday on "a charge of rODOllg Patrick Ryan, OF No.
~ WIilow-st., oi his watch and sum OF money
while he sleeping IN "A liquor store / he prop
cTty was found Oh herrigan. ..-.Hcury hohelolch
aud Peter hOhl were arrested yesterday Oh cudfSo
of atrocloualy assauitnI MARY Mayer during a row
In the tencmcnt-hOuse No 4O Grand-st, Inc woman
was severely beaten.
" EEuAWKEN.-James McAllister, who Is en-
ployra As Il Waterman in the NcW-lOrk. Lake Erie
and Western Railroad Company yard At THIS place,
became very drunk yesterday ana went home III
that condition Ills vie found fault with hu,
until she became UNCONSCIOUS. some OF thc neigh
bors heard her screams and broke into the room Just
in time 10 prevent 5cAll sCer from throwing ms
wife out % The window. Shc was IaNch 70 HI'
Mary's Hospital, III HObokcn, and McAiilsier was
locked ND b. await the result OF her uJdrles, which
are considered dangerous.
STATEN ISLAND.
GARRETsoNs james Purcell Is reported to have
drawn Id, 600 IN the Louisiana Lottery.
STAPLErON.-JOhu Damn found vest rday IN
the street suffering with hts lie was taken % HO-
ice Headquarters where he was property cared
Tor.
New -DoRP.-The one-huudrcd-and-Glth anplyer
sary Of the Foreign MISSIONS OF the llOrtvian
Church WAS celebrate yesterday IN the old Moray
ian Church. Special services were held. The pas
tor, TIE Rev ". ii. N0glcr, preached the sermon
CLFTON.-During last wceN great numbers OF
dead wci.kt,n nave been floating IN Princes and
fine lover Days. The fishermen say tLat the fish
were killed by the attempts tde 10 blow up the
sunken hulk OF the steamer Naniun n o"ash Cham
mel.