New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The case against Jacob
Schwartz and Samuel Moses OF No 80 Montgomery-st,
charged by detective pamed w. H. G. Donaldson with
smuggling, has been dismissed by u g. Commissioner
Muirheid, and tho accused have been honorably dis
charged warrant has been issued the arrest OF
the officer charge OF PERJURY. the body OF the
unknown found Coney Island, by tins crew OF
the yacht Irene, is still at Speerss undertaking esab
lishment awaiting identification. Two boys robbed
the money-drawer In Frank G.easons store, NO. 45
Coles-st on Tuesday and one, named Peter Kelly was
caught with 81 20 Of the money in his possession and
committed yesterday The other is still at large
49,. Charles IL. Mccarthy tillerman Of Truck No. who
was thrown from the truck and seriously injured on
Sunday night is reported convaesceut... The uni
Rev Phebe A. Hanaford of Now-Haven to accept the
pastorae OF tho church in this city. James Harney
arrested in Grand-st, Tuesday night, charged by
william Morgan OF Bergen Point with assaults aud bat
terry with attempt to rob. The receipts from taxes
during the past half month were s5973 %. ....JOhn
Fistzer German OF No. $40 Beeckerst, was found on
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad track, near West
Eud at early hour yesterday morning. and was con
veyed 10 the City Hospital in unconscious state An
examination by the attending surgeon showed that he
Gus injuries. He unable when restored 60 con-
scousness speak English well enough to give an &C
count OF the manner IN when ne received MS INJURIES
but II is believed that he had accidentally fallen nom
a train. On his person were found q gold watch ana
savings bank books credited with depostsamouGt
iug to 5000.
HoBoKEN-Tsaac Ainpell who was arrested for per-
jury IN the Coughn bigamy case on ruesiIy mas pro
Hecht, Mrs. COnghlin, and Mary j. ConroY charging
been held in 81 g hail to The resIdcace OF
Michael Quinn in CllutOn-st struck by lightning
aud damag considerably on Tuesday evening"
MISUNDERSTANDING tho thunderstorm on Tuesday
evening" lightning struck tue top VI an OIL tank IN
the Erie yards but flames eKtinguished before
much damage done though the top or the tank
euyelOpcd in flames Immediately after the flash. Man
uel Earl the night wachman OF the yards, and three
men belonging To vessel near by, were knocked down
by the stroke but were not seriously injured.
PATERsoS.-The City Court OF Appeals will meet to-
night aud also the evenings OF Aug ana A. 10 hear
statements OF persons whose business prevents attend
aucee during the day. The annual excursion OF the
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church will take place to-
morrow. The trip Will be along the Midland Railway.
sFACAUCUs-The horse race announced TO take place
on Tuesday was postponed account OF the rain until
August l. Five entries have been made for the first
race straight mile dash. best three IN ve 500 purse
% the winner. There will also be contest between
dOuOle teams best three III four purse of $780, ana
running race for $3.50.
UNION HILL.-A property-owner on Gardner-st. bas
sued the for 5000 damages, sustained through the
opening Of Gardner-st....A en-pin club has been
gInzed, with John Reinhardt President ana Philip
Bendernage rs VIce-Presldent.
BAYosSE.-FOur labOrers prostrated by light
ming Tuesday evening, and one OF them, Patrick Nc
MahOn, sustained serious injuries.
GUTTENBERG.-The residence OF Mrs. Burns, near the
Gregory estate, robbed Tuesday during the tenn
lOrtry absence or the owner.
GREENvILLE.-The Rev. DR.. Gray formerly OF Grace
Church. mas accepted call 1rOm staten Island church
TENAFLY.-The recent fair in aid Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church netted 500.