New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

FREMONT. - VIM. ChIiStie's residence, In
Washington-avc near Fitc-st, was partially burned
yesterday.
PrIu,w.-The Injunction recently issued restraining
Cornelius Corson and others from ,' Yer
road from the eastern terminus OF Ihirds, mount
non, the Hutchinson creek, ana tehc9 10 a p
on the Boston Turnpike opposite ltInaiHu"o "''' mas
been vacated by Judge Pratt
PoSnorr In the Homowack abortion case the jury
returned verdict, yesterday, that Mauctte cray caIo
F,nt6n Sherwood, who has fed. reward OF $500 has
been offered for his capture "lulam W. hehoy H"S
been arrested az the seducer.
PoRrcHEeTER-Henrietta Knapp tcOlored), who was
recently accused Of poisoning her daughter hds uoo a
at her sons residence by placing cayenne PPpor q" /"
nO' '''''' NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-GeOrge Smith, age 10, fell at
Wayne-st and Jerscy-aye, on Monday night, and sus-
tanned fracture Of the right ec...Aloer Bi75ett an
Eric Railway brakeman, seriously injured WhlIo
coupling at Paterson yesterday lie was taken 10
ST. Mary 3 Hospital III this CITY.
NEwARK-Ine January term Of the Essex county
Court was opened Yesterday JuqGe PSpue u"' TIIg "a
foreman. The principal case Is that OF lieay VINO was
5iieu ny a t ti ON ~ lsrc,e adyerii,cuIcnts aud
literature Deaths last W. ck g. including three from
smallpox The County Physician had 24J cases last
year. The Common Council received last evening inc
Mayors Message in when ne kpoke OF inc prosperous
condition Of the city finances, lis able government ana
the miserable condition OF ine sidewalk me amount
Of bonds $2s0000 The purchase OF bonds Tor
public PARK ana inc enlargement ot lI' h'iN'
were recommended and the establishment ~ reform
school for girls, urged The new Board OF Alder
men organized by TcappOuting Daniel W. Iakcr,
President. and Capt James GilIen, City Clerk.
The President announced the standing committees.
4 fire occurred about o'clock last evening in the
frame building No. sc FaiI-s, owned 10y David OMaTa
and W A BrnznghOher, aud occupied on the first floor
by Mrs. Pfcfcr, who kept saloon there. The second
floor was occupied a manufactoIy Two families llNed
in the building. Loss $1,000 partially insured Ia New
ark companies
PATERsoN.-Wllliam Konehan a saloOn-kcepeT, was
held in bail yesterday for assauting John Ilarrger and
nhicng dangerous scalp wound A hospital for the
reception OF patients afflicted with smallpox has been
opened by the Health authorities The Board of Esti
and Assessments has fixed the damages resulting
from grading Westinghouse. at S2s,1iG; benefits con
ferred $22675; net damages. $3.50 paving s2l5O; total
expense, $3.50 William SscO icOlOrcd was struck
with siunc-shot in Fairst. saloon. on Monday night
aud sustained probably fatal injuries.
ELIzABETI-The First Baptist Church will be dcd
Gated to-day. The Rev II. NJ. Gailaher Of Brooklyn viii
preach and addresses will he delivered by the Rev. DR..
Fish. the Rev. i. :. Henson, and others.
UNION HHL-smallpox Is prevalent. Frederick
Schefer r. has been appointed 90 fill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Recorder Householder.
HoBOKEN-Anna Rcglettc was held in hail Yesterday
for assauitng George Muicr for refusing 20 fult hr
promise 10 marry Der.