New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
NEW-,JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-J. NJ. Gibson, the real estate
auconeer opened his new offices, at No. 81 Montgom-
ery-st yesterday Delegates from Van Houen. IA
briske and Stanton Posts G A. r. have been appointed
Il Special Committee TO complete arrangements for the
celebration OF Decoration Day. The opening supper
of the Jersey City Cricket Club given last
evening at the Cricketers Arms on SusseX-st...- -.
In the Circuit Court yesterday Dansing Harring began
suit against the Erie Railway Company to recover 200
DAMAGES for injuries sustained by the plMntn whle
man claims that his injuries occasoned by the use
Of old and defective couplings on the ears IN the hu
Newkirk, ana Virgins the bench the Hon. j. w.
ScuddeT offered resolutions of respect to the memory OF
Judge Joseph f. Randolph which were adopted Work
has begun on the German Theater on Montgomery
St Mary Ann Gordon died in the Smallpox Hospital
ing the funeral OF her sister at Newark The funeral Of
this lady. Mrs Fields was largely attended ana not nn
from smallpox. Board Of Education elected Mar
tin Finck secretary, last evening The bonds OF the
Treasurer OF the Board were fixed at $4,000 The City
superintendent reported an average ATTENDANCE during
April, Of S,j65.
NEwARK.-Jane Armstrong and her daughter Mary.
aged 10, arrested last night, charged with the
murder Of Mary o'Day, yonng girl who was reported
Crossst The County Physician investigated the case,
and granted burial certificate The affidavit upon
which the arrest made pupOrts TO be by an eye
witness "A petition with 400 signatures Is before the
Common Council, urging the establishment of country
market, at Broad and Orangests Proposals for
dredging the river solicited by the City,. The
Young Mems Christian Association was opened last
tary parade in this State expected to take
place Ii proposed TO the Sd Regiment
reviewed by the President, and the Governor of the
State Elizabeth. The regiment will then he received
by the Second Brigade, at Wayerly Park, after which
they Will march Newark and be received by the First
Brigade.
nfAUlsUN.-Te Anniversary Exercises or tne
Theological Seminary, began yesterday and will continue
the 18TH inclusive. The programme OF exercises IS
follows: Examinations Monday, Tuesday and We'd
Wednesday; annual sermon by Bishop Foster, Tuesday
evening students annual OYe-iest nt 81 Wedncs-
day the Board Of Trustees meet aJ p. Wednesday
tho Alumni holds business meeting AZ the hour
public meeting OF Alumni at T. social reunion al -
p M puOlc exercises Ot the graduating class az 10
Thursday
HoBoKEN.-The land flied IN at the Morris and Essex
Depot, foot OF Fcrryst, is rapidly sinking The CITY
Attoncyship VIII come up for discussion again at the
Common Council meeting this evening. The annual
election for Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department
took place last evening, the candidates being James
Curran, eX-chief and Chlcf kncn the present incun
bent The former elected by majority OF p.
PATERsoS.-The milk train the Fl Railroad, east
ward bound, due here at 1910 Sunday evening" over
John De Gray, the station agent at HaW WthOTne two
miles OF mere. Dc Gray, who is SUBJECT to fits
supposed 10 have fallen on the track during attack
The body terribly mangled. The deceased was an
estlmable young man OF good family and unmarried.