New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

aehess e and when medical aid procured she was
pronounced beyond relief Aier tnS sd3 sn nouest and
ascertain the cause Of death 10 MS .u ar,n the
found the body and hands OF tne h vsIds failed To
aiscoyer the usual appearance Of death Under these
,,nces o Coroner Brennecke directed postmor
@ 10 he made by Drs Mixcll and starr on
Friday when It ascertaned that death hao re''o'
from hemorrbage from an internal tunor'
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CTrY.-Rutger Teale and Michaei
Tueky were arrested Saturday night charBeo WIN
passing forged check drawn upon the Union Na'lonn
Bank, and Ipurporting to have been signed oy n "
simons. The check was accepted by owen Markey,
cigar dealer at Greene and Montgomerysts, and tne
swinders were furnished with goods valued at so sun
sequently the check discovered To be % -
forgery obtaining goods under false pretenses Ine
arragnod before Judge Seymour YESTERDAY, % anu
Teae was committed to the Hudson County Jan, Whe
his confederate held for further examination: ~
Mary Grimes held in ball. Yesterday charged VIII
$40 yesterday for carrying concealed weapons ana so
for disordery conduct when % S cnhe
from T.. g. Norris Co.'s clothing store In NewaTkaVe.
Inc articles were aUu eoroe m M BTittoD was arrested
and held bail Saturday night charged with buying
names of various manufacturers OF soda water beer
medicines, &C. by special aet OF tne Tne oo
each bottle for the first and s5 on each bottle
for the second Offense As Britton has onenueu
before he is now liable to fine Of $3.50; -:
canal boats at Long Dock. Bishop Odenheimer
preached p f. Church, last evening, and after
ward administered the right of confirmation The tax
receipts last week amounted to sl2ll2 u Chales Mel
KEN residing in st. Pausaye., on Saturday attempted
10 commit suicide by poisoning but he failed through
having taken overdose The house OF John True 10
"A female child two days old was found on Friday
night the step OF the house No l73 Varickst where
1t had been abandoned IL was sent to the Amshouse'
PATERsoH-The Rev. T. l.. Gordon. pastor OF the Pros
pectst NJ. +. Church and the Rev. d. r. LowIle pastor
other localities by order OF the Conference The Pas
sale County Surrogate has granted an order to Issue
citation to Andrew Derrom administrators Of August
Moebus, deceased file his account with the estate OF
the deceased dec aSS"t sT1 s2U on on %n% ocb & to
the estate The records OF the Court do not show That
any security required Of Mr. Derrom, as pre-
scrbed by law. The latters personal AFFAIRS IL Is
alleged, are now in complicated condition, as ne
recently failed for S20Ocoo with assets OF hat that
amount An attempt was made by his creditors TO have
him adjudged bankrupt by the U. s. District Court,
The Board OF Education have authQrzed st e9sI ,3 90
5000 the construction OF staways IN the rear OF IuOe
IN OF fire. The expenditures OF the Board last year
were s5 49, appropriations s592OO estimates OF funds
required for 1913 l5oO. The receipts from arrears Of
taxes were 5000 last week. The sale or lands
for unpaid taxes , Of 1870 viii Dc daH sSaylnueu
sts the Rev. David winters. pastor will be dedicated
The Ey S b be- 10Th n Si
and eminent preachers are expected 10 ASSIST
The Rev. Dr. W. IL: Hornbower, for years pastor OF
fessor OF Theology at the Harrisburg seminary, VIII
preach opening sermon sunday, March Zj-.
The Washn gtOn Market constructing at Broadway
and Washing gtonsts partially unroofed by the gale
early hour, yesterday morning A large force OF
at once employed to secure the remainder Oh
the roof, which they did by the use OF heavy timber
The building has frontage OF 200 feet on Washngtons
ana 100 on Broadway and Will be complete Dy April 10 OF
May The first building ever erected for market pGr-
poses was the Central Market in Elison-s which was
opened in December, 1870 but was not success on ac
count OF its Ineligible location. IL was subsequently
converted into SILK mill. The yearly rent OF the stalls
5000.
NEwARK-Peter Cook, for refusing to support his
wife, has been sent to Jail...The Newark and Bloom
field Horse Company have added to their
line. The Church OF the Redeemer, Uniyersalist VIII
Rumpf has been arrested aud held for examination;
charged with opening letter addressed 10 "a AdSm Sil
city Oh Saturday, charge OF bigamy. HIS hrst
wife, who resides at scranton, Penn, 600 made nsh
Anna W Whitworth OF East Orange ID his second wife,
bill is before the Legislature to annex part OF
Kearney to the northern part OF harrison Ine neT
ark Presbyterian City Mission Society will hold thelr
annual meeting in the Third Presbyterian Church tins
evening. "A city Judgment has been rendered against
Henry schegal for having kept stable within 80 feet
OF DWELLING He was a3sd $ for each Gay IS d GL 5ae
ing officers for the ensuing year, President George W.
UTbbell; ce-President and Captain, W. +. Harris;
Secretary aud Treasurer, W. j. Gardner.
MoRRIsA AsIA-The Republicans OF this town have made
the following nominations for town officers: For Justices
of the Peace, full term, VIM. c. Trowbrdge short tern
Julius Hederman; for Assessor, John JOhnson for Re
ceiyer OF Taxes, John a. Henry Tor nemoers OF tne
shaw. Edward Howe; to fill a vacancy, Anthony Brand.
acht. Another nomination for supervisor remains 10
be made IN the place Of ex-Judge Walsh. declined.
WEST FARMs-The following ticket for officers OF this
town was nominated Friday evening without regard
10 party organizations: For supervisor John b. Has
Kin; Town Clerk. William Mekleham Justice OF the
Peace Peter BuckOu; Assessor, Benjamin b. valentine
Highway Commissioner, G. DE VOL
ORANGE-IhompsOn G. Mum has been elected Overseer
OF the Poor Alvin Peck Oyerseer OF Roads, and George
Borte Treasurer The bonds OF the latter nave Peea
fixed at $4,000 The house OF c. b. Harrison OF East
Orange entered, recently, by sneakthieyes, VINO
stole $500 worth OF sllverware. contracts nave
been awarded for building the new North Baptist
Church. Ground will be broken on Tuesday. The edl-
flee, when complete, will cost $4,000.
HoBoK ES-rhe annual report OF the treasurer Of the
Schiitzen Association shows expenses amounting 10
<73lOO and receipts OF s970i leaving proht OF s53Oi
aces aud silks valued at 5000 seized Saturday
10y the Customs officers, at the Hamburg docks The
owners not known but are supposed TO have been
Hebrews who arrived few days ago III the Westphaia