New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-14

unsuccessful In negotiating the sale Of bonds:
The coroners Jury brought 10 verdict YESTERDAY that
Ida w. Vail came 10 her death by the use or Instruments
IN the hands Of DIR. Comins, who was assisted Dy Mrs
Crozier alias Mezler. aud that Alonzo f. km9an was
10 the act. The Investigator " tne
grand jury yesterday. The examination OF the Boue-
soper, the engineer. and overton Cleveland, one OF
the boulevard Commissioners, were eahInheu al
cnssed the proposed Introduction OF German in the
public schools and adopted D., ,oe
| port some plan for teaching the German laneuage
without interference with The regular course on studies
| In Bnglish. superintendent Dickinson roports tne
! average attendance of pupils dunna inc past
month 9l77, an increase OF 62 any month hereto
fore reported The whole number regstereh SEPT. W
was 1851 and the schools very much crowded
and children had been refused admttanee to six OF
the schools in the lower part OF the city ON account OF
the lack OF room.
NEwARK.-In the case of Kate Minor against Jacob
NJ. SeIger for false imprisonment aud SANDER the su-
preIne Court has returned verdict giving the painCn
$3.50 In the Court OF Quarter sessons Yesterday, W
3. COwan, implicated in the Lincoln Library l0Gery,
pleaded guilty to eight indictments aud was fined $40
for each Charles Herdman, acknowledgment OF orange,
pleaded not guilty TO an Indictment for larceny, In the
Court OF Quarter Sessions, yesterday. Company OF
the 9th Regiment will parade for inspection To-Day
Emma Holland servant girl Was st,ehttu ~
proposed to give concert by local talent IN tue 9k
some time during the ExhibtoD....On Friday nlght
last, William Wheeler boarding in TINS city, teleGraphed
bis own death to his parents In colchester conn vi
Saturday the couple. who arc both over 80 and very
feeble came TO Newark having made every arrange
ment for their sons funeral.-..A horseear line WIN
soon be established TO Harrison. Bernard NJ Stanley,
Valentine Becker, william Dykes pleaded not guilty
yesterday, 10 indictments for perjury in swearing that
pavement springfed-aye. mad been laid. accord
ing to contract They gave bail TO appear for trial
Conrad began and Henry Wilmer we're arrested yesHr
day, charged with stealing bridge when crossed
creek in the Twelfth Ward.
PATERsoS-Georgo Fine under charge, with Powers
Garrison and Others OF having committed the burglary
the house of Samuel K Pape about one year ago was
surrendered by his bOndsmen yesterday. TWO OheeIs
sent make the arrest as resistance was expected
the way TO The station Fine escaped aud about 90
yards, when he recaptured and lodged IN JAIL.
The inquest in the case OF Michael Clinton OF Middle
\. Y, who found dead on the Erie Rail al
Hawthorne Oct. G, was concluded yesterday Nothing
new was developed Ivy the testimony. Tue Jury rem
dered verdict that deceased came to hts deathb being
run over by westward bound the Erie Railway
.-.Janes F1rer age 20, died YESTERDAY. IL ~ state9
that he the oldest Freemason in the city, and one OF
the oldest the State Elizabeth Ryerson, pr0pretress
of saloon, George HObsou. and William Moore were
committed 10 the County JAN, yesterday, charged WIN
rObbng William Cisco Of Preakness, In the saloon on
saturday night
HoBoKES.-Hcnry Toxic, German steyedore age 90,
committed Tor trial Yesterday charged wth an az
saut ON three year Old daughter OF Mrs hamIau No.
100 MiOwst. Charles Springfield Of Jersey CN SlAt
Whclau, aud another man rom NewYOrk were arrested
Sunday at Fort Lee charged with violating the Game
law, which prohibits shooting on Sunday. TWO men
also arrested at Bulls Ferry and - men ~ Engl
wood, all upon the same charge. rms Is the nIst
instance in several years OF any attempt TO enforce the
Game laws. Bernard Bcckmau was arrested yestcr-
day charged with entering the shoe store No 62 WASH
mgtonsi Monday night, and stealing goods 10 TIE
vaine Of So
LAMBRRTyGILE-Tle 45th anniversary Of the Central
NewJersey Baptist Association Will be celebrated at
p. M to-day. The Rev. H. f. smith Of New bruns"lck
will preach tine introductory sermon
FREEHoLD-The Chassis of Monmouth will meet IN
the Second Reformed Church, Today Ihe sermon VIII
be delivered by Inc l'cN - D. h"NSlI"' ~ N' '"' ~
tTing President
FRANKLlN-The Chassis OF Newark VIII meet IN The
Reformed Church. to-day.
RED BANK.-Ihe PresDytery OF Monmouth Will meet
here at IL a. M, Ju-uiy
HAEMoSY.-The Prcsbytery Of Newton VIII convene
here al . p IN, To-Day.