New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20

., 81. v;fo last evening and fred shot AZ
her. It did not take effect and tne epI III sred two
band then tired to take his own !o. ~ to his head
De,s tn nit he was diving in the City Hospital
He was drunk. ,,u NJ
sneak-thief entered the house OF hcn Used %
Burnett, at No. a. Park-st' yes.ncond floor. lie
took n revolver from a bureau ana was .uo
rnpted in his plunderng by the sunden NJ Rnrnet
in the room Of Mrs Smith slster Vi hsd and i'm
mediatelv Mrs Smith grabbed 1t ana oruolo . bin
TO leave the house. Begging her nov 10 h arden
he passed out of the house aud tnen until
fence. the lady covering hlm WIN tn'
he out OF sight
JERSEY CITY. i.
c,tv Treasurer Earle reports balance IN oahA Vi
$196711 81. ,.o,tiorv
Michael Lankn prisoner III the Ienl.c rester
nj snake Hill escaped from that INSTITUTION So'U'
day afternoon. 1T, .hx.a
Henry and Maud Kelly, ages respectively a awe
and six years; who live ut No. l3I Ne Waadnesday
have been missing from home SINCE "o'"'
evening At O'Clock. an, O..
Arcbie Miller age twelve years, of No. ~ oeo J
ondst cot on a New-Y0rk, Susquehanna ana ana
Western ram at o'clock yesterday evening One
jumped off wnen the train reached S he sustained
other injuries which will probably prove i".~N
The Board of Finance met yesterday evening auJ
fixed the appropriations for the dineTems Hoard of
boards for the next fiscal year as follows Doa $780,
Pmhlic Works $50, 1919 rs; Board OF Aidermsn'
S3s 749 6s: Board of Police Commlssioueis'
zoos 900 SO: Board of Fire C0mnisssii,0nneeIGs,
$40 900 90: Board of Education, VII ~ 1 Uo'
Board of Finance. 1127 1913 3s Io.a ;h .cbool
362 80. From this is to be deducted tne Sono 70
moneys received from the stare ain Ss nnonnt
81 ~ H2O 81 and taxes from the railroads. anouh
ing to S37, 600 leaving the amount 10 De ra'so" .b
tax ar 81 b5S l42 90. There IL AN increase IN Tia
appro prations of $130.31S 75 over iast year IF
tax rate will be S32 80 per @l,ooo' d" 'n'i'
So so over last year.
NEW-JERSEY.
Ipv,xcroy.-Charles J. Owen, age ffty,two, was
found dead Yesterday in his fathers plot III ino
village cemetery. bottle labelled MorphiH nnS
beside him He was dissolute aud neglected W sup
port his family. -,
PATFRsoN,-There symptoms OF gehela,
strike in the silk industry OF Paterson L..'o 81.
movement but it is certain that numoeI vi Jao
meetings of operators were IN progress Oh "oon''
day night in various parts OF the city.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures Scheingerhout, known as
" Charley WoodsD who was injured IN the naphtha
explosion at the gas works, died twelve hours aItor
the accident. The COroneTs jury returned 'oi-
dict that the death was accidental.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A pedler named Jonn
Brown was struck by locomotive on INC Long
Island Railroad yesterday afternoon ana lataliy h
iursd Browns son was struck by locomotive
four wears ago and killed at spot ABOUT Two
hundred feet from the place where bis tather was
hurt yesterday.
FLUsHING-Captain Charles Hance has com
planned TO the Board of Trustees that justice omtn
himself and his men, to the local constaDles VINO
then take the prisoners to the County jan vi
Penitentiary and receive the fees. The matter has
been referred to the Police Committee OF the board.