New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

coroner white held inquest in the case OF Daniel
lcHamey who died In consequence OF injuries received
three weeks since. Mrs McGauey testified she aud
csnafy Occurred o ear on h9 S fan re
The first she knew that anything wrong she heard her
husband say he was hurt she told him he had better 20
home He said he badly hurt and he went 10 the
hospital Several other witnesses were heard when the
case was copr gygh the no dr2C |T Who returned
Three river pirates who attempted to lot OF old
iron from the Morris apd Essex Railroad dock de
tected by two OF the watchmen, James Van Brunt
another who at drew their revOlyers and fred.
of the men, who was sot leli overheard and the
two Others escaped in their boat The officers fired again
the boat disappearing when one OF the men ex
claimed am snOtW subsequently the DOat feappeared
for The purpoe OF carrying away the wounded man who
had fallen overheard and although the oheers hred
again. the whole party succeeded IN making thelr escape
-. Frank Mnlguecn who was badly hurt some three
weeks ago by the caving in Of bank at Weehawken
died at St. Marys Hospital on ThuTsday hlght
Deceased was 81 years OF age. and leaves family ~
The Mayor has declared war the canine Iate an" % e
animals are TO be slaughtered lndlscrmi.eS{ g,rab
corder Pope Of HobOken yesterday comm,leu nnt1i t
Glider to the County JAIL charged with atlemPtlnTT To m
set fire TO house on Grandst, adjoining htr 0Wn NJ
house unoccupied. and the evidence OF Mrs, MESy
Armstrong. who witnessed the attempt was TO te ehc @
that she saw inc accused hghtlng DOA OF uatSe ~
door, also that she saw something under her P aPton
showed that newspaper saturated wlth kerosene ln
been thrust under the door, and about pint OF kerosene
poured under also. Coroner White held an inquest
yesterday the body Of John Carr who killed on
the Morris and Essex Railroad at the junction OF Newark
and Adamssts, the evening previous The accident was
caused by the reckesSness OF the deceased who per-
sisted in running III front OF the traln regardless OF the
OF accidental DEATH but censred the Company for not
keeping employees nc the crossing. Deceased re-
sided at No % West Thrteenthst New-Iork. where he
leaves family whose the body surrendered
HUDSON CITY, n. J.-Charles Sherwin. a
drunken man incarcerated IN the Hudson County jail
Yesterday attempted suicide by hanging himself. He
was down in time to save his life The nitroglyce
rne Jane Cuff against the Newark ana NeW-1ofk
Railroad was concluded last evening The argument OF
counsel consumed the greater part OF the day. when the
given To the jury After beng ont snort une
they rendered verdict for the complainant assessing
tbp dan atN Hpidmau
in charge Of the store Of George Galoon made OH with
goods enough the amount OF 80 which GaloOn
owes him He arrested and held for examination
BERGEN, N.J-Mrs. AntOnia Hardman, who
left her home on Jewettaye on Tuesday last 10 vist
time. The missing woman i about 45 years OI age; o
medium hight. and wore red calico dress ana WOODEN
shawl The strike OF the sewer men has been amicaDy
adjusted and the employees have resumed work at the
increased wages demanded.
PASSAIC, n. 1.-THE following officers have
been appointed by the village Council AssssPEif host d &
trct, Mr.. Feaster. street Superintendent. Dr. Chas
Kenworthy. Treasurer, H. Van Hauten.
NEWARK-The inquest over the body of
Henry Hartung, who died suddenly at East Newark on
"Wednesday evening, was resumed before coroner snep
what dsorderly filled the room 10 which the Inquest was
held Tho report 0f Mr.. Iiartmgs violence to MS son
preceding the death Of the latter having led to sus
ncron that the boys death resulted from the fathers
blows ana to the expectation that the jury would render
q verdict ucupating the latter In the crime OF man
slaughter The testimony Of the physician, Dr. James
NandcrpoOl who made the post mOrtcm examination de-
FtTOypd these suspicious however ana set ht rest al
doubts to the cause OF the boys death He teshed
that there signs upon the body 10 show that vto
Ieuce had been the means by which death was caused
IN the stomach arsenic was discovered 10 quantue5 sun
ceut destroy life! Mr. William RivcrsOn testified that
he Mr. Haruug strike the boy few hours before the
decease of the latter Other witnesses were examined
VINO corroboracd the testimony OF this witness The m
quest not concluded at 10 o'clock last evening al
though the jury and the spectators appeared satisfied
from the testimony ~ Dr. NanderpOol that the deceased
came his death by his own act The evidence gwen
by witnesses who examined on Thursday went TO
show that the deceased had often expressed determ
alton 10 commit suicide
PATTERSON YESTERDAY afternoon fire
broke out IN the stable of Mr. Booth silk manufacturer
In the rear OF his residence ON Broadway ana the Du-
ing was consumed. The movable goods OF the stable
were removed and saved. Ihe loss on the ouiiullE'
which was nu elegant One was about $1,000. Ihe dwell
ing was uniuured One night this week horse thieves
entered the stable OF Mr Jacob Rogers, Wiisst in
tine suburbs stole horse valued az $500 hne set
Of harness. aud an elegant buggy Mr Rogers belng 10
the Holy Land. his agents offer reward OF $500 for the
irder The charter of John Ryle & Co. for the
erection Of the Murray Mil As some 100000 worth OF
goods were saved from the fire, the firm continues on
Thursday the Orakesnen on the L!le railway ,suucA
ON account OF dimiuutinn I'm their number but new
hands were employed yesterday.
SUMMIT, n. IA freight car loaded with
lumber became detached from train at the depot on
~ speed until IL dashed DOWNWARD at the rate OF
miles hour An engine was dispatched To overtake
tho car and bring IL back. and the chase successful
after several les had been tayerscd by the pursuing
and the pursued vehicles.
NEWTON. y. 1.-THE Rev. TheOdoreL /. By
ugton Installed pastor OF the Presbyterian church
Wednesday.
ELIZABETH, n. J.-At the sale of the per-
effects Of Gen Scott Wednesday, the collection
OF relics brought prices extraordinarily low. silver.
mounted pistols sOld az figures much below the actual
cost. A hat by Geu La Vega at the time OF ms
f,r 90 cents Other relies OF the Mexican M,r aud the
war OF 1872 sold 40 mere trines