New-York tribune., 1873-07-28
NEW-JERSEY.

NEW -JEhSEI
JERSEY CITY.-The funeral of the late Henry
A. De Motto took place from Grace Church, Saturday
afternoon and was attended by Lincoln Lodge knights
OF Pythas OF which he was member. The engineer
Of westward bound train on the Pennsylvania Central
discovered the body Of man lying on the track on the
Hackensack BRIDGE aud reversed his engine in time 10
prevent accident The man gave his name as Fred
erc Curtner and stated that he had been Unsuccessful
IN business and his losses had made him so desperate
that he lay down there with the determination OF allow
ing the first train to pass over him. He was taken TO
Newark and handed over to the pollce authorities.
Another excursion n anu HGn,c H TOT ot a. ~ Poor OF
the Warren-st. crossing Of the Pennsylvania Railway
caught fire from the sparks ot locomotye % satuIuts
and destroyed. The Police ana FIRE departments
received two weeks pay Saturday.lt - stated tnaC
the Rev. g. b. wilcox OF the laDernacie Cnutcn as r.
celved call to the pastorate OF the CO5setVlQ(laa
Church OF Norwalk, Gonna fire occurred last night
in DuseDDerry's confectionery m Newark-aye causing
slight damage. Chares mccarthy: uIeImth Vi lIuoA
No. while his way to the fire fell from the truck az
York and Van Vorst-sts., and was seriously Injured
NEwARR.-Last Friday two German gardeners living
in this city, Eusebius Maurer OF No 90 Wiamst., and
Fred. Kronemann OF No. SO Monteomery-st., went TO
Beeye and crossed the Passaic River % Clrlstadt IN
Bergen County, TO pick whOrtlehcrres. About noon
Maurer felt sick, and told his companion he would go
home. KrJnemaun called after him. but he kept on ing
way. When KrOnemann returned at night he inquired
whether his companion had got back safely, and was
surprised that he had not reached home On Saturday
Kronemann and a brOtherin-law OF Maurer named
specs went Caristadt and searched tne woods with
avail Yesterday the search was resumed by specs
and two other men, and after dgent effort, the body
OF Maurer found in Berrys Creek where they
had been on Friday. Coroners jury was at once m
paneled by Justice Shater who viewed the body and
gave permit for the relatives 70 remove the
body to this city. Chief Rogers sent the remains 10 the
MOrgue, and at once arrested kroncmann whom Al
present he holds witness or 70 await the action OF
the cOrOners jury The deceased was - years old ana
leaves wife and children. James L. smith, 4 morse
Doctor resdns In CSmnSdI CTHs aIG ar1e.d Eo her %s
yesterday charged with fraud IN having exchanged
worthless deed for go acres of land IN Missouri 10 X l.
Chdister for house and lot IN tnls oly faul Juus
Immergren, the German poet, VINO wrote the words or
OF the most popular OF Abts songs was bitten IN
the leg by dog last SATURDAY evening Peter Murphy
WAS arrested yesterday for stealing coat and vest
valued at sl3 from his brother Matthew Murphy.
Christine Naegler charged with lhanJcde has OSeu
discharged Tor want OF eydence.Ihc on discovered lu
seyenh-ave. not petroleum bus rosn oil that had
soaked into the ground i've or SIX years ago uuh II
reached where u remained The place was form
erly occupied by the Messrs Harper Brothers Ol NtW
York, who had a rosn oil st-..A new bell has arrived
for the fire alarm tower The annual tnrn fes OF the
Turner's Society OF this city Will take place to-day
HoBoKEN.-Paul de Ia Bar and Mary Bremen, en-
plOyed the Hamburg Hotel were arrctcd, saturday,
for stealing 500 from guest a portion OF the stolen
money was found in the trunk OF one Oh me accus-d
James Stark Was arrested at the swimming Oaths on
saturday night Tor LoD5ns thc D1tae.s co,n |ho
they were IA the water. On ms person were iolu t"O
pocket-bOOKs containing s., gold watch-chain, ami
oWe and atr@nton was rst directed to hs opera
lions by the falling % watch Whlle he was apprehty
using the towel TO wipe his face He was committed TO
answer b. FzslmmOus was arrested Ist ulSlt Tor
stabOng c. Nelson IN SECTIONS saloon 40 Newark aud
MeadOwstS. Ile accused ana Two associates Went INTO
the saloon and ordered drinks. whCnthey refused
10 pay them and We're elected, when they lmmedl-
and also struck the proprietor OF the place.
PATERsoS.-Prof Charles o. HurlDurs addressed the
inmates OF the Plssac County JAM Yesterday Ine
Rev. Mts j. ,. Alderlce preached yesterday, IN the
Division and Mllnsts NJ T. chuIches...Inc Bureau OF
Vital statistics issued l05 death certificates from July
TO July The Board Oi Education has authorized the
erection of three-stOry brick building, TO De used
public school, Lake View, and 20 DC known d No. H.
The StOncy road schOolhOuse now building VIII cost
$4,000.
ARCoLA.-It was discovered or Saturday morning that
a horse and wagon belonging 10 Jacob W. DJrcmus had
been stolen his stable during Friday night, aud the
owner after search found tue dcad UOdy OF
the horse near Erie Railway Crossing at Hawthorne
rne also found near by, and 10 Is DeVcd that
the nief i'm his hurry to escape hau driven reckessy up
TO the track, that passing tram struck the horse
and killed HIM, without however, Injurng the wagon or
the driver
MARINERS II ARBOR.-ZOn Methodist Episcopal Church
(cOOred) will open ITS campmectllg grove on the
Morning Star road NOrthteld, Friday II will con
tlnue week. the Rev. l.. B HeHry VIII presde ANA
the Rev. j. II. Prinnell Will be Secretary.
RIDGEwooD-The body OF John VandcmarlI, a HOl !
lander, was found on the Erie Railway track a. a
gled condition, Saturday morning Il is believed tntt,
as lie had recently been drinking rather freely
dered along the track, and over % passing