New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-07
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Daniel J. Curren of Jackson-conrt, reported to
the police Yesterday that he saw man clineing to
skiff off the foot Of Gold-st yesterday afternoon
He rowed out to- aid the man. but the latter let
and was drowned before he could reach MIN. In
the skIif was a coat in the pocket OF which was
permit of the Department of Public works OF new
York to Samuel Jacobs, of No. 1919 W0rth-st., 10
open streets
The fourth attempt to commit suicide in Kings
County in as many days was that made Yesterday
by Michael VKeefe. age twenty-five, or NO. loI
Smth~st who went to Holy Cross Cemetery Ia
Flatbush and there shot himself in the head. Inc
wound was not severe and he was treated at the
Kings County Hospital. He lived with his father
In BROOKLYN, his mother having died year a1d'
IL was thought that he went TO the cemetery 10
visit his mothers grave.
JERSEY CITY.
The revenue of the city in taxes last week was
$6.4S2 OF, and in water rents, $4.9l5 ~
Mark Fulvey who was STRUCK BY locomotive
last Wednesday night at the West Bergen station
of the Newark and New-York Railroad. died OF his
injuries yesterday. Fulvey leaves VIE ana nve
children in destitute circumstances. The body Will
be taken to his parents home IN Dover NJ y.
NEw-JERSEY.
UNION HILL Jacob Schaafs grocery store, on
Hudson-ave:, was entered by burglars at an early
hour yesterday incoming and robbed OF quantity
of cigars and about $50 IN money
HoBoKEN.-A singular accident occurred on Sun
day on the Montclair and Greenwood Lake KALI
road. The Schdtzen Lyra, Hoboken singing
their return John G. DuhrkoOp, an ex-freeholder,
put his arm out of window of the car to point out
some object and had 10 broken In two places Az
the same time Mrs. Bender and another passenger,
who had their elbows out of the window, were
struck aud painfully injured. 1t is said that the
accident is due to running broad,gauge cars on
Darrow-gauge road. .....A sneak-tbief gained ac-
in H1dson-st. and carried off $40 in money.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
NEW RocHELLE.-The Presbyterian church has
been provided with new organ
HARRIsoN.--James Qurk. the coachmau of Will
water 70 take q bath broke his spinal bone and
died on Sunday night
BEDFoRD.-Lewis Green, age fifty, while engaged
in cutting bushes on his farm yesterday morn
death.
DoBB's FERRY.-Mary McCullagh, who has been
missing from her home at Dobb's Ferry for week
or ten days. has returned to her home. ono statos
that she had been visiting cousin of her father In
New-York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS some time 60. appro-
pnated $4,000 for the improvement of Mamaro-
neck Harb0r, by the removal OF some rocks. les
terday morning work was begun under the charge
of Major Mcfarland.
YoNKERs.-The police station was draped in
mourning yesterday in memory OF Patrolman
Sunday OF inflammation Of the bowels. lie had
been on the force seven years. and had an exceient
record. He leaves widow and two children.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DrOWnt COlOfcus ycctcfuoy
was committed to the county Jail by Justice Long.
of North Castle. on = charge of stealing horse
valued at $3.50, and q wagon and set OF harness,
the property of William II. Horton. The accused
man was on his way to Connecticut with the stolen
property when captured.
SING SING.-The Ncw-York and Hudson River
Camp Meeting Association will begin its fifty
annual camp-reeting at Sing Sing Heights to-day
The Rev. DIR. William Reddy Of Syracuse. will de-
liver the opening sermon. LAS wagon belong
ing TO WendeiPs Ice Company was going through
Maiu-st. Yesterday loaded with ice, the king bolt
broke, upscttng the wagon. and the horses taking
fright ran away. No person was injured.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Jssse Fl. Phillips, the brake
man on the Long Island Railroad who was arrested
for abandoning his wife, was DISCHARGED from GUS
tody yesterday upon agreeing to provide for her
support. Mrs. Phillips exhibited some reluctance
to live with her husband again.
MISEoLA.-The members Of the organization
known The Minsola Village Church have filed
their certificate of Incorporation with the Queens
County Clerk, and appointed committee 10 pro-
cure plans and estimates for the erection or q
church. Stephen Taber has given the society half
an acre of ground upon which to build the church.