New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-10
in the street by wagon yesterday afternoon and

in the street by wagon yesterday afternoon and
fatally injured.
Mrs. Amelia Baker. of Lyons Farm, took into her
employ as servants recently man and woman VINO
called themselves MIR. and Mrs Barlow. They left
the h0use yesterday to come to New-York, ana I'm.
mediately Mrs Baker missed 81 from her bareau.
She had tho couple arrested in Newark, and they
were locked up there for an examination
Police Lieutenant Schaeffer recently befdended
n. Barsn. of Chicago. who said he had been robbed
in hotel In Greenwich-st., New-York. of $1,000,
with which me Intended to make trip to Europe.
Tho Nsw-York police did not believe the mans
story. Yesterday Lieutenant Schaeiier received
letter from Baran written in Chicago. ,Baran1
thanked the Lieutenant for his kindness, aud SAID
that he had been welcomed home with great reJo'c-
ing.
circular signed by the Executive Committee OF
the ,IOurneymen Bakers Union was recently issued.
1t called upon tho people to Boycott GnStaNc
Schuldt, baker at No 206 Springheld-aVc.'. uhIli
he acecdes 20 the Just demands OF the union, aI,n
gives employment TO union men. which: when dohe,
will be published in the daily papers" YESTERDAY
Schuldt procured the arrest of Herman Lubrod ana
William Reyman on q charge OF cohsp'rlng 70 ~
jare his business. The accused men gave 1aii'
Scbudt says ZuLrod voluntarily lett ms employ.
and that anotaer man was employed, no questions
being asked to ascertain whether he was union
man or not One of the circulars was handed TO the
new man, and other copies were distributed by
Zubrod and Rcyman.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEroY-Th The tickets that were sold to the
patrons Of the defunct Staten Island opposition
ferry ore being redeemed at Their par value ny
William Kcutgen secretary OF the company. Inc
tickets that were stolen from the boat are still at
Police Headquarters
WEsTFIELD.-Coroner Henry Yesterday held an
inquest on the body Of Thomas Grant, VINO was
drowned in Staten Island Sound il was shown
that Grant was drowned by the capslzng OF his
sailbUat
WEST Observation-Disclosures Moynhan, ser
want girl, has sued Dennis Connolly TO recover
I,.l .v..a, l, &c and
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAIEs-The Democratic Comfy Com
mttco of Westminster held a mnesing at thc stand
ard fiOnsc Yesterday. resolution III favor OF the
nomination Of Waldo Hutchms. the present Repre-
sentative of the district in Congress, for Governor
was adopted.
IrxDrRuuI.-Drring the rainstorm lat Monday
afternoon two horses and three cOts OF good blood,
that were standing in group on the farm OF Il. Il.
Underhill. were Killed by lightning Five cows be-
longing to Jesse Carpenter were also struck by
lightning and killed at nearly the same Time
NEW RocHEILE.-Mr. Williams, a school teacher
of East Chester. and George Post carpenter OF
Mount Vernon. on Tuesday hired boat at City
Island for d sail on the sound. few hours later,
"a small sMlboat, bottom up was found about md
way between New Rochelle and MatlnnlcOck Point,
l.. l. As neither Mr. Williams nor Mr. Post re-
turned TO City Island or 10 his home 1T is
thought that they have been drowned. Both were
married men.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Mayor Del}eyoise has re-
covered from his attack Of sickness and made his
appearance at the Cts Hall yesterday. lie stated
that he had made no appon tments to fill the va
cancies upon the Police Board, but he would DO SO
at an early date Upon being asked II he lntended
TO take any steps to compel the closing OF the pool
rooms nj Hunters Point, he replied that lie did not
lie would leave the matter in the hands OF the Po-
lice Commissioners He did not think he had any
right to interfere feeling exis among citizens
OF all classes thatthe Mayor should be requested 10
resign his Office AS the NOrthpOrt express. on
the Long island Railroad, was entering the depot
Yesterday the axle OF the forward truck broke and
caused d severe shock to the passengers, who were
compelled to leave the cars and proceed to the
ferries Oh foot. No one injured.
RTvERHEAD.-The lOng-continued drOuth is Sc
riously affecting the late crops on Long Island NO
rain has fallen on the Island east or SOuthOld IN the
past SIX weeks Potato vines are drying up. and the
fields look AZ though fire had swept over them.
From present appearances the potato crop VIII DO
light The corn, which is just tassehng out Is
drying up, the leaves curling around the stalks In
many sections the pasture lots are completely dried
up and the farmers living near the railroad lines
are obliged to keep constant watch 10 prevent
fires taking from the sparks from the locomotives
At Worthwhile MatItuck and other places, the
farmers are carrying water for cauhHower pants