New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

De held az Nyack on Oct also, ueieRato W Tue Juu
'''' NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Taxes received last week,
$1,000 Delegates have been appointed to represent
the coopers Of this city III the Convention of the Coopers
OF the United States which will be held at st. Louis,
Mo-, In October. .gohn Sanders, uudersteward OF
the steamship Scotia died suddenly on board the ship on
Tuesday night Upon examination By the County PLY
sican It found that death resulted from congestion
OF the brain, produced by excessive OF liquor. Tine
free letter delivery the Nights Will begin on next
Wednesday. The Jersey City SangeTrunce VIII hOld
its picnic and at the Schlzen Park THIS AFTER
noon An unknown man was run over anu hiie 49,, on
the meadows, near the HlckenSack BRIDGE by tram
on the Paterson and Newark Railroad on Tuesday even
ing The body was taken to Newark to await ldennca-
vest containing an open-iaced siiVer watc1'
aud pair OF pantaoons were found at Long Docs; on
Tuesday night and retained at the First Precinct sta
ton 1t thought that the owner had been drowhsu
Two steam propelIers, John Halliard. owned "
Crawford. owned by Capt. VIM. Smith, have arrived
from Philadelphia. where they were built, and nave
been placed In the harbOr service duty OF TINS Guy
The Hudson County Democratic Executive CommiIlese
met last night at the Philadelphia Hotel aud orgntea
by the election Of Michael Nathan, Chairman
day, horse belonging 20 carman named Coleman oi
Thirtysixth-st, New-York while being driven aiomS
Ferryst. Hoboken. made missfep, eI ana grohe wv
legs Soon afterward horse belonging 70 McLaughnn
a contractor while passing along Newarkst with oaa
Of refuse for the dumping grounds near the NIL e anu
broke his back.
NEwARK-The opening OF the Industrial Exposition,
which was to have taken place TINS evening mas vgS
the building are not in order yet The directors
a finer exhibition than that OF last year Reluhard ;
band will perform the opening night. The opening
Grafton will he delivered by the Hon. Frederick l. ire
linghuysen. .Ex!Tax Receiver Br0adwell 10 lying
dangerous lyl at his residence on lS0uth Broadst.
City Counsel VIM II. Francis has brought SUIT against
The Daily Journal for libel laying damages at s2OOOO
The alleged libel appeared In Tuesdays issue, ana
accuses Mr. Francis Of having induced man 10 sign
receipt for HOO when the amount received was Only
Ss34. The papers served upon Judge william b.
Guild, proprietor OF the paper yesterday afternoon,
at clock. Judge Guild. having ascertaned tnat tnS
information received by the paper was incorrect VIII
publish a card that effect in this mOrDlngs heglStr
not waiting for the appearance OF me JoNlGs 70 maAe
the matter right.
WEEHAwKEy-A man named Degener and his son,
employed in the quarres, met with an accident on
tuesday night which will probably prove fatal 10 DOn
They mad prepared blast and lighted tue fuse, wnlch
proved short, and the explosion took place before
they could reach place OF safety the elder Degcner
had his legs broken in five places and sustained inter
nal injuries which will prove fatal He was taken 10 MS
home The son also terribly injured, and IT is NOT
expected that he will live He was taken TO hospilal
in New-YOrk.
TRESToN.-A prisoner named Marshall from Newark
was shot at the State Prison to-day by UnderkeepeI
Fred. Lave. Marshall had knocked down man named
Eastlack who had been left in charge of Shop 70. 8
during the temporary absence OF Lave, with snoe-
makers hammer, and would nave killed him gut TOT the
timely arrival OF Lave. The ball entered MARSHALL
forehead lodged his BRAIN He Is not expected 70
recover He is about 20 years OF age, and had an ola
grudge against Eastlack.
WoRTESDYKE-About 25 OF the employees in the repair
shops tins place have struck on account or the aure
Of the Company TO pay their wages III Is undefstOou
that the Company is in three months Arrears