New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-01

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Absolute divorce has bean granted by Judge Pratt
8. Enoks.
The drowned body Of Joseph Cafery, ago eleven.
North Sixth-st yesterday.
Asyos Low ysstsrdsy appointed Timothy P SIss
sae Psrrs %hS has re-
signed nnos he was made Appraiser Of the Port
Patrick Dougherty, Of East New York. WAS found
beaten to insensibility at Liberty and Smith ave.
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His assaiants are not known.
The police officers who wcre sent TO Montgomery,
Orange County N. T., 70 40 man Arrested tnsIe
The Board Of Education. who disappeared when hi:
stealing Of $3.50 900 was brought to light returned
yesterday, having found that the man was not
Stuart.
Tho parade Of the Sunday-school children in the
Kings County Central Union took place yesterday
in Flatbush. participated In by about 900 chill
end. Parkvilie and Windsor Terrace. Exercises
were held in the old Reformed Church. which
stands where the first church ever built IN Kings
w. w. Knox, OF Bxyonne, N. j.
JERSEY CITY.
The body Of . poorly -dressed woman was found
yesterday in the Morris Canal near the Central
kailTosd Bridge Il Vas badly dcoompO''d and was
NEWARK.
William A. Hall appeared in court yesterday
morning to plead to three additional indictments
for forgery and His counsel MED
to try him on the new indictments. The Prosecutor
will demur to the pleas and the question will 20 to
the Supreme Court for settlement.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATRRsoN-Mrs Mary Henderson, age ffty-sevcn
living No. IL Mulberry-st, died yesterday morn
ing from the effects Of an overdose OF cochicum,
which she had taken the night before by mstake
habit of taking the coohicum in small doses for
rheumatism, and 1t and tho liquor were stan ding
together by nor e. :;rc;ams !.an1t
beer-glass on James Cochran In liquor shop was
arraigned yesterday in the Court of Oyer and Ter.
first thought to have boom fatally injured has re-
covered.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
PORT CHEsTER.-The man who cut his throat yes
terday James II. AthertOn, o compOsitOr, who
lived ut No. st. Luke's place. He was single. and
his relatives live at Fall River Mass lie was
member Of Typographical Union No. o, which Will
pay his funeral expenses.
known in this village. WAS drowned in Peekskili
Bay about ten days ago. He had rowed passen'
Wb.n Ss boat 20 was midway
noticed that IL was empty. COnklins BODY was re-
covered yesterday.
LONG ISLAND.
BAYsIDF-Edward A. Lawrence is lying danger
ousIy Ill ut his homo with diabetes.
IIEMPsTEAD.-Thc trottng horse Quaker, with Q
record Of 2.28 owned by G. L. smith. dropped dead
yesterday while being exercised.
BATTING HOLLow.-A singular accident happened
While at play. Daniel McKendress and Frank New
ton ran together. striking their heads with such
force that Newton fell insensbe and remained 90
for five hourA His recovery Is doubtful
LONG ISLAND CrrY.-Mayor Pctry and City
Treasurer Beckwein are taking steps to ascertain
the total amount Of tho floating debt OF the city.
This action is rendered necessary in order to issue
bonds accordance with An act passed by the Leg
islature just adjourned.
FLOOD ROOK.-The Government works closed yes
terday: This step has been rendered necessary BY
lack Of funds to carry the work. Sufficient mon
will be kept at tho rock TO watch the machinery
aud prevent any damage.
ROCKAwAY.-A man about thirty-fve years of
age, whose name has not yet been ascertained.
hired Q small boat at the Neptune House yesterday
afternoon. When some 200 feet out he Invested
himself of his clothing and jumped overheard and
was drowned In thc.pOckets OF his clothing were
| valuable gold watch and chain and $500 in money
Whether he intended to commit suicide or injured
himself in diving Is not known. Efforts arc boing
made to recover the body.
WHrrKsroNE.-James Nugent, soldier in tho fort
at Wiets Point tried before Justice OvertOn last
Friday on O charge of assault and battery. He was
convicted and fined $50 and six months imprison-
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| over the records found that Nugent had served
sevep enistmcnts. twenty consecutive years,
HIM dishonorably from the service. General Alb
bolt and Captain Willard ct once interested them
selves In the MISTER, and on their promise that
Nugent would be punished, the sentence Of imprs-
onmcnt was suspended and he was yesterday turned
over to tho military authorities.