New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-06

been introduced In It's organization IL VIII nav;
Tor instance no permanent officers, and the usual
mode OF admitting members will be Ignored Unless
person receives polite invitation 20 visit the Cuee
win be folly for him to ask for admission.
EAST CHEsIER.-Whe Mrs stephen y; Odeu wac
riding out with her child and sister on Monday aS ,
picnic party and upset the carriage Mrs ode s ssd
both Of her broken and was otherwise al"
her child and sister were both severely hurt'
STATEN ISLAND.
Rrcuxoyp.-During the week ending on
Sunday night the Richmond County police made 81 ar
rests and during July LAT. The latter Is the lfrgeSI
number OF arrests made In one month since tue of
ganzaton Of the county police.
VASDskSlI I.,snd Ra,SSd Was about leaving the
depot misplaced switch threw the engine tender am
lodged them on the tip ends the ties which project
over water the starting point Ihree men naa
her, being blocked behind the engine extra lScomO-
willie for fat cars which arrived In about two hours ana
conveyed the passengers OF the 8. g. ana p w. uaSs
locomotive was replaced upon track at about P M
ana late in the evening returned to Iot'enVile It's
destination, with the train OF empty cars
NEw-JERSEY.
Jrpsry CIrY.-There are warrants outstand-
ing against the city for about s39 600 which Mayor
O,Ne has refused to sign there is no money IN
the City Treasury to meet them. The following are the
more important Board OF Works on wafer ac
count 100000 school salaries $1,000; ponce SALARIES
SIG 500; Fire Department salaries $4,000; Public WORKS
sS civ Counsel Lewis 6as decided that the Beacon
ave sewer cannot be laid with "lamihatea PIPE Dc
6sTSs Ss erGp0 thus not being open com
petition, 1t is in violation Of the % ch mar
Ter The same decision applies 20 an
patent payemens The examination Tor the admission
OF pupils to the high school VIII take place SOD.
From expermepts made yesterday by JOINT Committee
OF the Board OF Works and the Ere ComInsslOnersn
was discovered that the pressure Of water even s
an , erisered at starting only IS pounds
pounds when the engines at their highest rate On
ooenng three more the gauges down to 10 aud Is
0ounds and on opening four more pounds at which
the engines could longer be OF Inc % ~
tbe immediate carrying out the plans Of the Joint
Water Commission from this city and Newark 9hGer ee
Of Harrison-st was thrown by wild steer on Crescent
ave. He seriously bruised aud his collar pone was
Frederick Grover musician, fell from the band
and Sv broke his Counsel for the OF
FreehoIders has decided that the notice OF cefuoIa
any way prevent the Commission from procesoi1g wisn
the work the proposed boulevard Inc Sernaa
Simself nnder the locomotive at the Greene
a. crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad while
dan1eTSus Condition at the City Hospital He regained
consciousness, yesterday, aud informed tne h6
neither residence nor friends in this country Within
the year, the city authorities began ealo
o..
been sold than $500 The Schntzen CORPS
began yesterday the eleventh annual fest at the new
park at Union Hill The Corps turned out 40 men, unuer
Capt Raselieu, and there were number Oh deeRntes
from the Corps IN New-YOrk and other cities IN me
After through the principal streets accompanied
! by FritZng's band, tile company proceeded 10 inc
schtzen Park. The shooting VIII occupy three DAYS,
| aud the prizes will not be awarded until Thursday.
NEwARK.-Oficer Boylan who arrested Charles Clark
Yesterday morning. for creating disturDance, was
attacked by John Leary who aided Clark TO make ms
escape Other officers called, and both men were
arrested and committed for trial Mary Day servant
glr living No. 1137 BrOadsf, was arrested yester
day Tor stealing jewelry from her employer and was
committed for trial Henry NJ keasbey, H. son OF
| the United States DistricAttorRey saved son OF
Daniel Dodd OF this city from drowning at Shrewsbury
on Friday The body OF little son OF Capt smith
reported missing, has been found III the Passalc lbo
which lie had evidently fallen overheard from his fath-
eTIs boat Michael Sheridan the alleged blgainlst, was
bailed for trial yesterday morning. He says that he
lived with Miss Reilly but tat he was not married 10
her H. H. Brown, Secretary OF the Board Of Fire En-
Rneers from his gig yesterday afternoon IN
River st. by the breaking OF an axle anu was severely
| injured about the head Charles Brown, age war
deluged with the contents or pot OF paint by the falling
of scafOd At No 103 Springeldave, yesterday after
noon and ID Is feared that his eyesigh Will be perman
emily consequence "A deaf and dumb enid
was run over by Steamer M. OF the Fire Depart
ment yesterday afternoon, aud It's hand terribly LAGER
| ated.
| PATERsoS-The funeral OF Alexander p. Fonda, for
many wears member aud Director OF the County Board
OF Freehoders will place from his late residence on
\ Fairst. this afternoon. Mr.. Fonda was eighty
years old served In the War OF 1872 and was for time
Masons in the State. Horses are suffering from
a disease what resembling pulmonary consumption,
aud numerous deaths reported. Matthew O'kely
whose skull fractured the Midland Railroad at
| Newfoundland nearly month ago, has died at St
Josephs Hospital. A Sunday train is now on the
| Erie Branch road TO Newark.
ORASGE-The reward Of $1,000 offered by the Mayor
for the conviction OF ncendres has been awarded 10