New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-19
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York to tho rectorship left vacant by the acceptance
by the Rev. DIR. 8. w. SmIt OF THO pieS'o0n'' "
Trinity College.
| John Bozlhart. of E. Roche & Co.. coopers, OF
No. 65 Thomas-st.. New York, was arrested yes.er
dav upon the charge of abandoning his wife IN
1881 He says that no was driven away py ms
wife's fondness for liquor and will never i've WIN
| her again.
Abont 5000 persons attended the concert IA
| Prospect Park yesterday afternoon. feature ~
conductors whistle was sounded. A copy of tho
| music given to every woman passenger on ONO
| line of cars running TO the Park
Two men hired horse and carriage from George
| w. Chapman. a liveryman, of No. go Broadway,
on Friday, giving as a reference woman KNOWN W
| him. They did not return the horse and carriage,
| and Mr.. Chapman found that they were not Known
| to their reference. No trace Of them was found
| yesterday.
NEWARK.
William Tucker. an alleged horse thief. was ar
rested III Philiipsburg, n. j., by Newark oincer
yesterday morning and brought 10 Newark. tucker
is charg with stealing horse and set OF harness
from John Rlngeb, of No. l33 Bergen-st' ING
property was recovered.
A lad named William F. Mcintyre, age nineteen,
was admitted to 81. MIchaePs Hospital Yesterday
with botn legs crushed He had been stealing rldes
on freight train ut New Brunswick in the morn
ing and was caught and crushed between the pump
ers. He cannot recover.
William Reilly. age thirty. fell from pier near
ne s6S s %VFSs on ed at Albany and
was captain of a cana-boat lie quarrelled with
his vile. who refused TO accompany him on nus
trip and when Reilly arrived III Newark no went on
a 'spree." Yesterday afternoon he dragged ms ms
wife's trunk, containing ner clothing. out OF tho
cabin and threw it overheard. The trunk Was
fisDed out by young man Oh the dock, anu heilly{
perceIvng this. a drunken rage staggered toward
the trunk with the intention of kicking u INTO 5ne
water again, trIpped and fell overheard lie did
not rise again.
NEW-JERSEY
HoBoKEN.-The nude body of young man found
in the :iver at Weonawken was idcntihed yesterday
by Pedro "a la, OF No. III Greene-st. New YORK, as
that of nephew, Andrea Gala, VINO left nome on
JERSEY CITY.
Thieves effected an entrance into Owen Mackln's
grocery store at No. AL Hcnderson-st., on FRIDAY
ngnt by forcing open the faulgnt They escaped
with large quantity or groceries, .;;;..-
William ID. DAILY made motion IN Juuge SlcDont
entered against Henry Schmidt IN fay0r Oh j. IT,
Craig. Schmidt was takcnoetore Justice Leonard on
September z, 1877, 10 answer charge OF assaulI
and uai terry preferred by Henry VAIL just before
thc hour of he examination William ClarA Informed
Schmidt that Nahl, Tor whom ne was aetlhg as
cOuu el, would not press The complaint II Scnnlut
would pay him $7J Schmidt gave note for tue sum,
due thrt, DAYS after date. About two months ago
Cirk brou9hl suit OH the note and as schmidt MADE
no defense judgment was gwen. Schlnidts, lawyer
stated that Nan had not Instructed Clark TO settle
th- case, ana that the note, although drawn 10 MS
order. mad never been III WahIs HANDS. The lawyer
also sad thaC Craig myth and that Clark is en-
deavorIng TO procure the money for his own use.
new trial was granted.
WEoTCHESrER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINs.-Ehiah Pnrdv, one Of the assess
ors has offered a reward Of 800 for the name OF
the printer of poster containing some hDell0us re-
flectlons on his official integrity.
WESICHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING-A team of horses belonging to James
Con Kiln, attached to "a wagon heavily loaded with
lumber attempted 10 cross the Hudson River Rail-
road track yesterday morning while the CINCINNATI
exnress tram was approaching from the north. The
a frip Ia
success, aud the locomotive struck the horses XIII
| ing one instantly aud manning the other so badly
that he had to be shot Inc urlVef ChaIIes SIagcr,
YoNKgRs.-The Monte omery Club made its an
| nual excursion. on Friday TO Long Island Sound.
| Among its number wa, man named john Hdnlon
| who was accom- painted by woman whoss name Is
| unknown. The trio TO the Sound was quite I'M
eyeniul and 1t was not until the boats were about
to return thar lanlOn observed his companion liirt
| ng with another fight ensued in which
| Ilanlon was worsicd The woman refused to speak
| to aim and he jumped overheard but was rescued
by deck hand. lie attempted to jump overheard
| the second time. but was prevented from doing 80
| by Policeman Quinn
LONG ISLAND.
| SurITrR IsIAND-The PecOnic Oil Works last
| week took III from their fishing steamers over one
| million menhaden.
AsroRIA-Diphtheria is reported to be prevailing
| to an alarming extent number OF cases nave
been reported to the Board oil ueaIth OF Long lsahd
| CITY.
RIvfRHEAD-The Suffolk County Republican
COnvrD ION Tor the purpose OF electing delegates
To the state Convention Will be held at Rlyernead
| on September 10.
| JAMAICA-Charges against Principal Merrill Of
| the cuored school of neglect of discipline. have
been preferred to the Board OF EducaVou. Tho al
legations that Merrill allowed the scholars 10
| pay aud hug and KISS each other during school
| hours while he amused himself by playing the
| banjo and the bones.
| NORTHPoRT-A nurse in the employ of Mr.. Jesse
CARL took his child down TO his shlpyard on Fri
| DAY afternoon. Alter walking about for time
| the glrl sat down suck of timber near to
| truck used for cartng heavy logs The bar of The
| truck was tilted in The air, the end resting on
post. Some boys began PLAYING about II, and
| climbed up IL, their weight causing the bar to
| ny up and then down with great force. grazing
the head OF the nurse and killing the infant in
| stantly.
Long ISLAND CIrY.-Exctement prevailed at
| the Queens County Jail GU Friday night over the
| illness OF James NJ Crawford. who is awaiting
| rial for causing the death OF Mrs Boyd, at Free
port. Mr. Crawford was seized with fits shortly after
midnight, and IL required the services of several
men 10 prevent him dsshing his brains out against
the walls OF his cell a physician was sent for and
| he finally quoted down and went to sleep. Mir.
| Crawford is SAID 10 have been attacked with
Chagres fever several years ago, and to have been
subject to hts ever since. Patrick Burns was
arrested yesterday aud taken before Justice KAY
| anagb charged by young Irish servant girl,
| Mary Ann Cole with being the father of her unborn
| onlld. Burns was n frequent visitor az the house
where the gir worked, and seduced her. she
| says. last Thanksgiving Day. Barns held in
! 5000 bonds to appear for examination.
STATEN ISLAND.
| NEw-BRIGHToN.-Th total receipts of the Staten
| Island tNor.h ShOre Ferry for the year ending June
| | were SlS5,000.
| WEST BRIGHToN.-Sarah Beninger was employed
| as a domestic in the family of John 9. Baily, i'll
| Bard-aye., at a salary of 81 per month. On
occasion four pounds of butter were allowed to
| melt because not placed in the ce-box, and 90
| cents was deducted FROM Miss Beningers salary.
| The young woman on Thursday began asuit against
| her late employer in Justice Casey's Court to
| cover the 80 cents
| SrAPLEToN.-The often-dscussed plan of how to
| get washed goods from a laundry without ticket
| was solved Yesterday. Louis Landau, waiter left