New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13
THE CENSUS.
The census enumerators have made the fol-
A stranger named John Martin was droy

A stranger named John Martin was drowned
in the Delaware River at Port Icrys on Sunday whli'
banning.
Citizens of Long Island City are making
complaints against the 60 t-iousHnthtS "'thl
| the corporate limits, and want them abolished.
Michael Riley of SecOnd-ave., between Sew
entysxth and Seventy ss was shot ny Private
! Watchman Hermann in selfdefense last night.
The mail train on the Harlem Railroad, which
left this city at a. on Monday, struck boy 10 years
old named Patrick Rooney who sitting the track
Croton Falls and he died III four hours after the acc
| dent.
By runaway accident in Port Jervis, yes
terlay Mrs Moore OF Chicago who Is visiting friends at
Minnsnk had her broken her face terribly cut
and received serious internal injuries. little boy who
! was with her was also badly hurt.
A can of kerosene exploded at Port Jervis
about 81 o'clock yesterday and girl named NICHOLSON,
fire when the flames communicated to the can, and the
contents scattered over the girl.
Mrs. II. w. Bowman of Newark, a day or
two go procured some laudanum for toothache. After
using it, ne left the bottle standing where child two
wears old could reach 1t, and it swallowed part OF the
contents Two physician were Immediately called, but
the child died
Frank Markee, employed as wOOd-passer and
oier on an engine on the Morris and Essex Railroad
iumned from his engine when MOrristOwn, Mon
day afternoon, to open switch, while the train
going at the of 25 miles an hour He was terribly
bruised and cut
The new dock, which has been contracted for
by the authorities Of Union College to be built at Hun
ters Point to be 1000 feet long The contract price s
Newtown Creek and the East River, and will front both
o the creek and river
Yesterday afternoon large boiler full Of
seething tar overlooked opposite house in Farst, Pat
erson. The burning liquid entered the house and so
suffocaton with much difficulty. The flaming fluid COW
cred the sidewalk for a long distance.
The Plasterers' Union had mass meeting
last night at Demt Hail. and adopted resolutions to the
effect that the interests OF labor and capital were den
teal and that ab0Tng should unite to defend the
interests that capital had eneroached upon; Nelson W.
an address in support OF the resolutions
Mr. Mark Decker, highly respectable citi-
of Port Jeryis was severely injured near Honesdae
Pat Murray endeavOred to stop boat Mr.. Decker
on, who in trying 10 prevent him. was struck on tne
nsensbe time. The boatman was arrested and
bound appear for trial. and Mr. Decker was car
ried home
Yesterday afternoon James Myers was ar
rested at Long Branch by Detective Carroll charge
OF having robbed the dwelling house Of John Harrson
residing in Mercerst Jersey City, OF wearing apparel
and some gold and silver, in all amounting to over 500
The robbery committed over two ago. ana te
domestic charged with being an accomplish She dis
appeared at the time, and 10 still at large
The members of the German Veteran Asso-
citation had meeting last evening in their hall No 625
East Fthst elect officers, and chose thr following:
President NJ Albert President " r. Sarst RE
John Kuntz; Treasurer, Henry Anderson This Society
has been IN ss Gee iO 10 ny The rre he
last six months amounted to $500; expenditures s
DR.. Carey and man named Donohoe, both
under the influence of liquor went into the saloon OF
John Curtis corner Of Palisade and Hoboken-ayes''
HobOken and made promiscuous assault on al wlnn.
The crowd elected Them and general riot ensued IN the
street DR. Carey horribly beaten kicked, and nad
his head nearly battered presenting one mass OF
when rescued By the police The officers arrested Dr.
Carey Thomas Dunn, John Breneney, and Michael fey
DOnohOe escaped.
Miss Priscilla Jilson, who took corrosive
subIimate az Port JerVs on the I'd inst after HlnS
week in the most intense agony, died about y,
morning She refused throughout the entire ne ~ ~
her death 70 take ANYTHING To alleviate her suactA