New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09


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COP b. ChStsSiSe OF ircseo 81 fichael Anselos At
Rome. AMI was ur-senfed 10 the church by tTeueIch
Seven. g: EevYOrk Attached 70 fae cHTch y li, an
OF ground on which val D' llHc.1 az, I'as
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que the 81 Capt. Meyers VINO lost hs o q, the e
s.rious illness OF one jurors 1t is set down Tor
August 20. AT 10 - ~. ~
FLrsgrsc-w% cassar thg y'ngS eln an an accom-
plice in the murder OF James Graham at Little nroS
last February. discharged from CUSTODY,
the prosecuon in the falling to prove anything
even against his character.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CTTY.-John Barrett age IA, was ar
rested with a number OF other boys, 10y Ofhcer Harvey
yesterday morning, for vagrancy. On being taken De
fore Police Justice Seymour. Barrett was identineu
as an escaped member Of the Reform School AT James
burg having been there year ago for picking
pockets at the Exchangeplace ferries Patrick Dunn
the Captain OF O canaboat lying at Long DOCK, on
Thurs lay night attempted pass between two cars OF
freight train on the Erie Railway at the Grain Ware
house. The were thrown together DIV the sud9Gh
ST irtrnR OF the train aud Dunn's thigh was terrpy
crushed He was removed st. Francss Hospital DO
Murphy, Michael Burke, and Dennis sullivan, were
with throwing stones at palace aud other passenger
the Erie Railway DANIEL Hanerty age a. residing
ing found dead In his bed. Dr. Buck, County physician
was asked to make an examination Hiram W. Moore,
a welknOwn gentleman Of this city. and President OF
the Union Car Wheel Company, was thrown from his
carriage on Thursday night at Bersenave ana UnI on
ST., and probably injured fatally one arm aDd one eg
were broken, and he was seriously bruised inter
naly. He was taken to his home on Bergen;
through the running away OF the horse attached
deathsn Hudson County during July The Board Of Pub
lie Works is placing public drinking fountains through
cot on an Erie tram Jervis and reaching the
| Midland crossing at this city Jumped on; IRAN
gR m instantly aa OpS SHd teTsy cutting his
| In pieces The remains were taken TO the morgue
where they await Identification There moth
ing the person to indicate who whence he VAS
Yesterday afternoon John Coughn deck hand on one
Caambers-st., fell overheard in tit and drowned
phen Ntzhugh, brakesmau on the pennsylvania
Railroad was Yesterday arrested charged with having
been engaged in the recent robberes of freight cars
EEwARK.-Julus Eydel and John Watson, boys were
arrested yesterday morning as clearinghouse thieves
Upon one OF them found $780, Mexican dollar aud
a watch. The other had the key Of bathngho and
some coin aud currency They we're COMMITTED Tor
trial.. Company i, Veterans has elected Charles o. -
Brucmmer Captain Sarah NJ Blake has been granted
divorce BY the Court Of Ghapcery ron neT
car broke last evening while the car was on down
grade Of Bloomled-ave., and the horses becoming
frightened started TO ruu but the driver Frank Grouse
with great presence OF mind, unhtched the horses ana
turned them aside lady In the car attempted 70 Jump
out but the driver fastened the door ana preyehea He
and thus saved her from injury After the accident the
driver was overcome with nervous tit ana II was some
time before he was restored William Betzoi, an en-
poye OF the Bloomfield Rolling Mills, was arrested yes
terday charged with completely IN the roDoey os Srer
grains from his employer me residents on eprngI,
eldave excited the alleged discovery OF gold
quartz by WOrkmen VINO were ulbsus . ctHal thSiV
yesterday Afternoon.
RAHwAY-The new stone bridge over the Railway
River, on st. Georgesaye., Is nearly completed line
of grading for the two extra tracks on the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad between TINS place ana El
beth, IN proceeding rapidly -Engineers are surveying
a Iroute for "a branch railroad from the NeW-Jersey
Central to point in the upper part OF the city
The police Waging an earnest war againsttlquor
dealers who sell without license, who keep their
saloons open Sundays. Several arrests nave Deen
made, with the infection OF heavy fines or he
OF licenses "A aud beautiful drinking lgunttl1
has been placed front Of the PQrkat lryingst ahd
Central-ave. Joseph Beechler, brewer anu saloon
keeper who was arrested few nights ago for Keeping
disordcry house will be tried to-day. The sunday
school OF the First Protestant Episcopal Chufch helu %
annual picnic yesterday. A woman was severely
burned between this place and Woodbridge Dy ryIhK W
light a fire with kerosene, several nights ago.
HACKENsACK.-While Thomas Kipp, much respected
coored man, so, sailing the river on Ihurs-
day afternoon having the boat Robert sage, age y
KIM was a good sailor, overturned, and both Its
occupants were thrown into the water. Klpp imme-
diatey dove the direction in which the child dsap
peared. He a good swimmer and made no attempt
himself using every effort 10 reach the cnld
The only OF the accident was gir and before
any assistance could he rendered. both the man and the
boy were drowned. The bodies recovered yester-
DAY morning. The accident caused great excitement,
and the deepest regret is felt by the friends OF the col
ored and Of Mr.. Sage. Kipp had for years been
prominent Methodist, and commanded the respect OF
both the white and coored residents.
HoBoKEN.-Dr. Gobe, while engaged in the manufac-
ture OF ching gas Thursday evening acedentiy
set lire TO lis clothing, and was badly burned.