New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
orb Bav. and on Thursday warrants were
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issued BY Justice Aldrldse for q, .,.d the 1s
have taken Young oysters with tongs at different
times during the month of July. The oystermen
arrested BY Constable LOCKE apa ,ner am"s
McIntire, Henry Simmons, William JecxSnn, p sanr
Walleon, Rudolph Bassett. Frederick Tayior, feser
saursSs and ph John sSe I ana Prme Smith Of
Bayonne, who declare theirmtention of prosecuting
the prisoners to the utmost extent OF the Jaw an An
effort will be madeto capture meet OF oyster dav
which comes over from Ezabethport almost daily'
LONG ISLAND.
PArcuoGUE-W. 8. Denmark. who rescued Miss
Estee De Barry from drowning In the bay OIL Baby
lon. two weeks ago, has been presented with hand
some gold watch IN recognition OF his bravey.
HICKsvILLE.-John Henson, while on his way
home on Thursday night: was followed by Two
strange men who attempted to take from MN the
KEYS of the jewelry store where ne IS employer.
Henson ran away and succeeded in reaching home
FLUsHrNG-John Johnson colored boy, shot
boy named Robert Whiting IN the eye WIN 10Y
pistol Yesterday afternoon WRITINGS medical at
tendant thinks that the boy will recover MS eye
sight. johnson has left the village.
GLEN CovE.-At the parish meeting of st. Paupls
Episcopal Church held on Wednesday evening
last 1t decided by vote OF q e. Ia to proceed
at once to the erection OF new church edince IL
will cost about SO, OOO
MATINEcocK PoINT.-Nelson Barworth. while
fishing IN small boat yesterday was attacked by q
shark that was fully seven feet in length; by the
away, but not until he had repulsed there attacks
upon the boat.
SMIrHrowN BRAvcH.-Dolly Pollard, colored
woman age twenty left her ilegitimate child one
year old alone in the house on Thursday while she
went out TO work. On her return in the evening she
found it lying dead on the floor. At the CoroneTs
inquest the chlds body was found to be covered
with bruises and sears, where 10 had been beaten.
The Jury found a verdict of death from neglect and
ill usage.
LONG ISLAND CrTy-The Police Commissioners
have dismissed CAPTAIN A. s. Woods. who was
Chief OF Police for many years under ex-Mavor
De Bevoise, from the police force. CaDtain Woods
was suspended from office when Mayor Petry took
his seat and he was directed TO return his badge
aud other property belonging 70 the Department.
He refused to obey the orders of the Board OF Poce
and tried for the offence and hned hve davS
paw. He objected TO pay the line, and demanded
payment while under suspension. The courts de-
cided that he was not entitled to the money.
STATEN ISLAND
STAPLETON.-Jay Gould's old steam yacht the
Rosalrne which has been lying in the basin tor sew
eral months Yesterday started on trip 70 Pha-
delphla When off Clifton fire discovered in
the forward hold of the vessel and flames were soon
seen above he decks Prompt action on the part
of the saved the vessel from being destroyed
and the ire put out before much damage was
done The yacht Law at anchor off Staten Island
last evening. John Hanckes fell from q tree on
Thursday and fractured his skull.
CLIFTON.-A shark six feet four inches long and
weighing 160 pounds, was caught Oft the Clifton
Boat Clubhouse on Thursday. Three weaktish was
the bait used and II took the strength OF hye men 10
land the shark.
PORT RICHMoND.-M. Johnson, who was arrested
for keeping a gambling house. has been held IN
$500 bonds to await the action of the Grand Jury
The persons who were found In his place at the
time of the arrest were each placed under $lOO
bonds for good behavior" for year.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.-Michael ully. a tramp who was
arres ed yesterday charged with being drunk and
disorderly. sentenced by Justice Hyatt to the
Albany Penitcntary for six months.
MOUNT KIsCo.-David LYON. one of the Oldest
residents OF the village died suddenly on Thursday
night from heart disease. Two young men
named COkeley aud Slmonson, employed IN the
Spencer Optical Works. IN the absence of e. man
ager on Thursday got into quarrel. Cokeley Is
said to have been badly beaten.
KAToNAH.-The fifth anniversary of tho Village
Impro yemeut Association held at the Grand
ARMY Hall on Thursday Professor {. L. Chandler,
late President OF the New-YOrk Board of Health;
Collector Robertson Mr. G. +. Wngate and DR.. II.
f. CHAMPION addressed the meeting..... The COM
plant of Alfred Avery against the Rrv. William L.
Moore, of jersey CITY, for assault and battery was
settled Yesterday before Justice Walter Haight Dy
the pavmen of 500 by the defendant.
YoNKERs The search for Miss Mary McCullagh
of DobD's Ferry, has been carried OF by Detective
Henry j. Quinn who traced her to Yonkers Where
she slept GU Monday night was not asceraned, but
the following morning she took an early train 10
New-York. It was reported yesterday that on the
same morning well-knOwn merchant left his fam
ily and business and came To NewYOrk on the same
train with Miss McCulagh, and 10 have taken
nearly $500 with him.
NUGENT AND FARRELL IN STATE PRISON