New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW-JERsEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has received permission from the Boaru o'
Aldermen TO erect its proposed new depot over fy
mouthst OF Greene which has long been rendered
impossible by vehicles and which is OF no use 10 tne
public as thoroughfare. "A second test OF the water
mains was made yesterday by setting an engine at
numping them out They were exhausted within ten
minutes and a factory in the vicinity was Obliged 10
suspend work for want OF water. "A woman named
Burke living on the Nights, died on Tuesday from dose
whether the woman intended to commit SUICIDE OF Acc
denally took overdose OF the drug. NJ o. New
deroOk compel Justice 10 release ielhae ciicnl
VINO had been arrested Tor an assault, dS %GI Mini
adopted resolution requesting the members Oh INC
Board Of Finance wsh DOSy 30 announced that
IL would, at to-day, complete negotiations iVr q
loan of 100000. 1t Is probable the memDers WI" euoh
tender their designations.
NswARK-A number OF failures have been reported
this week. Among them those OF James Brauiey'
facturers Martin Halterly, flour and feed Isaac NJ
Tchenor hair cloth manufacturer, and Seckes Ba1ar.
Rev Mr DennisOn OF Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church has rendered his resignation. "A new IRE alarm
this week About 5000 has been subscribed toward
the Industrial Exhibition to-day Music in the 5outn
Park tonight. =. The Street Committee awarded Ine
contract for grading and curbng LneonaYe to James
Smith. .. The Sewer Committee met last night ana
agreed Introduce ordinances Tor several sewers Inc
award Of contract for the Mill Brook sewer was post
poned.. Timothy Reilly laborer OF NO loi IichenOl
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the o'clock train the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Chesnut-st The train going at the rate OF ABOUT
20 miles an Both OF his legs were taken on ABOVE
the knee. lie was removed ~ st. MchaePs Hospital.
NORTH BERGEN.-A few weeks ago florist named
Victor Lacot married girl named Lettia Stelnbach
against the wishes of her father the latter demanded
tile surrender OF the marriage certlncate Wllch ne
thought would nulfy the ceremony Inc demand
being refused, he beat LacOt that his life was endan
gered then took the f who resisted all she could
To his house. where he locked her up. Yesterday stein
bach professed to have information that Lacot had
another wife III NeYYOrk, and procured warrant fOI
the arrest Of the latter charge OF bgamy. The
will probably be heard to-day II Laeot able TO leave
his house.
EsGLEwooD-A stage line has been started between
village and West EngewoOd, station on the Jersey
City and Albany Railway, about one mile away Pas
sengers taken through To New1Ork by tins route
for cents including crragc. The fare on the North
Railroad Of Ncw-Jersey Is 40 cents, with ferrlage
extra Passengers who have long been compelled to
submit 10 the extOrtiOns or this monopoly are now
hoping for speedy and permanent relief
ORANGE-Chares o. Herdman has been arrested FOR
stealing bonds worth 500 from William l.. savage, a
bOarder in his house. Some OF the bonds were found
in his possession Mrs, Whiting ana sister
thrown from their carriage on Tuesday. One OF the
ladies and the cOachman were severely injured aud
one OF the horses killed. The team Was Insured
for & 2C0.
PATERsoN.-Durlng July, Charles F. Yoight, cashier
for Strange Co., SILK weavors, cmD2 ZZcd $3.50 or hH
employers money, and stole "a watch aud S45 a fell
loW-clerk He then abscOnded. On TUESDAY afternoon
he was arrested in Philadeph anu brought 70 tus city,
where he committed To Jail. He promised restitu-
ton.
KEARNEY-Wam Bryant has been sent to the State
year entering the stable OF Joseph l..
Hewes, with intent to steal.