New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
HAS THIS MAN HYDRoPHoBIA1

and crawl along his hands and knees, at the same
time barking like dog Several persons approached
him with the intention Of assisting him, but when
they arrived beside him he snared and attempted 10
bite them. Half dozen men We're then secured ana
IL took their united strength to remove Benin to the
lookup Arriving there an attempt was made to battle
his head with water and also to give him some to
drink but the sight of the liquid made his p9roXysms
more violent II is not knOwE that lie was bitten by
a dog Benin worked the railroad all day ana
nothing unusual was noticed In his acAons'
YONKERs.-A crew composed Of f. W. Jones, p B.
Rossier c. c. Rossier and W. F. c. Carpenter OF the
Pafisade Boat Club, were rowing on The Hudson in
the shell Otto last evening, practising for race when
a steam launch bore down on them and carried away
a part of the boat. a few minutes later large
wave struck the boat, breaking In her forward deck
and swapping her. The men managed 10 SWIM
ashore
MOIrNT VERNON-The annual parade of the
Volunteer Fire Department Friday night surpassed
ANYTHING of the kind ever attempted before Not only
were the steam and hand freengines, the hook ana
ladder trucks and the hosecarrages dazzling with their
highly polished surfaces but the members OF inc com
panes were in full new uniforms ana %oIL s WV Sv
the police department, followed by the municipal
officials and delegton oi cir"'' am hand 0 or drum
corns AT the head of each company, but as they
PLAYED IN q IN sSdoS 20 the eight Mount Vernon
panies there were two miniature companies, the
Even
Engine Company from Portchester each person carry
ING a tOrchlight. The inspection was endcd AT y
oiclock then the Hnc or ndfch was tdhtH up
througb about eleven miles Of the principal streets
Nearly every house along the route was Illuminated
The With District Republican Club has been re-
ORGANIZED and has begun an active campaign The
following are the officers \. 6 G0ldbech' president
'Jobn Van santvoOrt. Charles Van Court ana FRED
erick Sching vice presidents Henry Esser. treasurer
C. A. Dugan, secretary, and John Neverman, sergeant
alarms
TARRYTOwN.-The Colored Mems Independent Re
publican League has elected J. O. MaTahle president;
L. J. Govens and J. y. wilkins, vice presidents W. NJ
parker treasurer, and T.. NJ. Brown, secretary.
WHITE PLAINs.-The women Of Grace Episcopal
Church gave q reception last evening IN the PARISH
building to the Rev. and Mrs. F. b. Van KleecR' VINO
have returned from n four months trip TO Europe.
Representatives from all denomnauons were present
10 shahe hands with Bishop P6ttcr's archdeaoon.
LARCHMONT--It having been decided to incorporate
this village "a caucus Of the voters held on
FRIDAY night. aud Il resulted In the nomination oil the
following officers President George X wright: tru.
tees 10 serve two years, G. Mendt and Edwin W..
Morse: TO serve one year, william IL. 'amPoell .
treasurer Joseph Bird; tax collector. Ambrose Mont
rose.
MOUNT KISCO-Adolph Gerlach, well known
barber about thirty five years old, shot himself IN
M Of dependency shortly after noon yesterday AT his
home I'm Mount KiScO The ball entered his BODY
bonrlv physicians pronounced his case hopeless
one Cierlach j. married ard the father OF several
chIdren The cause for Ms act Is unknown. His
business prosperous. He had been drinking To
excess NJ lat'
WV ROCHELLE.-The fair held ON Wednesday
Thursday and Friday Of last week IN aid of the lrniy
church parish House Fund added ~ 900 "a the
,rassnrv above all expenses. . The state Board
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