New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-07
decided to call city and county conventions in

| Brooklyn.
Thomas Carr. age forty-fve, of No. 70 Raymond
st.. iledriv,ng cart on "Wednesday afternoon wa
| sion with a wagon driven by William Baker, and
was fatally injured by falling on his head; He was
| able to 20 home, but died early yesterday morn
| ing. Baker was arrested.
D. Ernest Palmer, of No. 1876 Clinton-st., Brook
lyn. has just Investigated for the Brooklyn Board
OF Health the death of William p. J. Morris, age
fifteen; Of No. $50 Coumbia-st. which is believed
TO De due 10 narcotic poisoning from excessive use
OF tobacco. The boy smoked cigarettes and chewed
tobacco freely for nesry year before he died. He
frequently swallowed the tobacco he chewe ed and
went to sleep with tobacco III his mouth.
Ground has been broken at Broadway and Will
loughbyave. for building to cost 500. 000 which
will be called the Memorial Institute. 1t will con-
tain public hall for lectures on scientific and
philosophical subjects. class rooms for instruction
and rooms for recreation. The building Will be
erected at the expense of BENJAMIN j. Warner a
Temperance advocate. who says that his object IL not
to make money. The structure will be four stories
high, OF brick and terra Gotta.
JERSEY CITY.
The Democrats of Hudson County held their
primary elections yesterday afternoon and evening
lot the selection OF delegates to the State Conven
ton to be held in Trenton on Thursday, September
13. large majority of the delegates elected favor
the nomination of Leon Albeit Of Jersey City.
STATEN ISLAND.
KREIscHERvILLE.-B. Kreischer, the founder Of
Kreischerville. has built line new scho0-house for
the village people, and leased it to the School Trus-
tees for twenty years at a nominal rental of 81
year.
STApLEroN-The steward of the New-York
Yacht Club has secured the refusal In behalf of the
club, of basin which will be completed this
month at the Brewers Dock for the purpose of
storing the yachts there III the winter The basin
will be next the one now occupied by the Seawau-
haka Yacht Club
New DoRP.-The Superintendent Of the Poor of
Richmond County have informed DIR. Troutman. OF
the Seaside SanIarium, that children dying while
charge of the IDStl .utlOn cannot hereafter ls
buried at the expense of the county. The doctor
says that the New York City authorities will not
they may from the jurisdiction of the latter.
ST. Johns Guild under whose auspices the SAM
tarum is conducted. will probably make some pro-
vision for the necessary expense OF the burlals
WESrCHESrER COUNTY
HARRsoN.-Nearly one-thIrd of the pickle crop
on the iowlands of tue towns OF Harrison and White
Plains was destroyed by the frost on Tuesday
night.
CHArPAoUA.-The Greeley estate will be sold, in
accoIuance with decree of the supreme Court, az
noon tomorrow at the post Office. The farm COM
prises about 100 acres.
WHITE PLAINs.-Seth Jones, for stealing yoke
of oxen from George Lockwood, was yesterday
sentenced TO the State Prison for four years.....
The grand jury yesterday found an indictment
against Raymond Simmons c0lOred. for an attempt
10 commit an outrage upon Miss Rebecca Meter, OF
Yonkers.
YoNKERs-Coroner Mitchell held an inquest yes
terday on the body of Charles +. Belknap whose
sudden death was announced In yesterdays 1RlB-
UNE. The verdict of the jury was that he died
from a rupture OF the heart. Commodore A. j.
Prime, with party of Yonkeis lawyers sailed yes
terday on his yacht Inez for cruise along the Jer-
sey coast.
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBOKEN-Franz Goring, age thirty-two. AID
CatnarIno Betell. a handsome young widow, were
arraIgned before Recorder McDonough yesterday
on charge of ADULTERY. The complainant was
GOring's wife,who lives IN enty-fourth-st. New
York she said that her husband disappeared about
three weeks ago. taking with nm their eldest child,
a girl age seven. Mrs. Betell, who was neighbOr,
disappeared about tho same time aud Mrs. Goring
had reason to believe that they had eloped. Sne
traced them to HOboken and found them living
together at No. liz Fourth-st Goring sand he was
only boarding with the widow and Mrs. Betell
corroborated his statement, but they were both
c"mnltled for IrIal. ....Mayor Timken has signed
the ordinance granting permission TO the North
elevated railroad from the ferry through Ferry-st
to the Hill.