New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
A labOrer work

pendiure during the ensuing year....A labOrer work
Ing near Bergen Tunnel observed passenger throw
grant train, Tuesday night 10 was entering the
tunnel on examination he found that It was little
The child placed IN charge OF the POormaster..
Clarence Hail. laborlng man, residing at No. 81 Pa
sade-aye struck by large bowlder. and sustained
fracture OF the left leg a Mount Pleasant Park yes
terday .Roundsmsn Rees OF the jersey City Police,
was arrested Yesterday and held In bail 20 appear be-
fore the Grand Jnry charged with Illegally arrestng
william b. DAILY Robert G. Smith, and John Bar1eid o.
these men were interested in the burglary committed
recently at the Rev Mt Putnams house aud church 10
Duncanaye., ana, without obtaining n warrant, ne
walked into their house. accompanied by other officers
at o'clock in the morning, and marched then m IRON
their beds 10 the staOnhouse where theY were ockcd
mp until court opened, when Jdstce heeso HDcI@'ou
them.
PArERsoS.-The Van Wrinkle Bogert trial was con,
tlnued yesterday. Matilda Gathed was sworn Tor INC
defense and esios that she the prisoners sister
and had seen him on Friday after Tbanksg,vlng thC I
he had remained at her house until the next dy' JoTIa
BOgert father or the prisoner. was called, ano gte @
tmOnv similar to that OF his sons Cornelius ana isaac
though on cross-eXaulnaton he was unable 10 @ @asafo
with other witnesses for the defense as TO certain
dates. Rachel spegr testified that she o9Se droHe
IN 10 Paramus with Libbio the day that Burroughs
was found. and that when they reached the prisoner
house he ont and tied the horse for thcu witness
was positive that they remained ony few minutes anu
that nothing said about the finding OF Burronghss
body At G3O D. N. the defense rested, without placing
the accused tho stand The State offered the dep0sl-
fon OF the accused made at the COPeners inquest on tho
hody Of Burroughs This c0ntradicts the testimony OF
the defendants witnesses on some material points Inc
oastion OF ts admission in evidence win be determined
today after which tho case will be summed
nm and will be given 10 the jury
under the charge OF tho Court tomorrow; =;
The lamppost letterboxes arrived yesterday, aud Wl
be Immediately placed In position. Tho free dellvefy
system will take effect July l. when eight carriers WIN
begin work The contract for building the new A i.e
formed Church ia DlWsiOnst haA AeeU maze iOr sl9Oo
.Judge Bedle has appointed Drs. Blnudei ana quinn
10 examine into the mental condition OF jacob ~ ~
seryen who was arrested for placing distractions on
the Erie Railway track. near CLIFTON, Ihe natIcr WIN
be brought before the Court tomorrow.
NFwARK-The body OF Henry Smith hucfster OF
Center Market was found floating in the canal yester-
d,v morning hlr. smith visited has daughter IN
ebeuoTs the st before, and IL supposed tna ne
fr into the canal at Mulbcrryst.. on his return INC
deceased was IS OF age, and leaves largo famy
At an early hour yesterday morning, tue DOuy ol ~
parks OF WhtehOuse, HunterdOn County, was iOuhd
tbe Paesaic When he left home he had S75. winch was
gone when the body found IL Il supposed that ne
vas the man whO was 10 fall from COmmerclat
DUck M midnight Sunday. The 2d Regiment WIN
va rade to-day aud take part In rife practice az hehaCs
park Bernard FitzsmmOns mas been missing from
ms home at No. 90 Garden-st, since the 7tu INST IA
shed will erected the banks or the river
tor doc nOnd and the dogs after being kept Az hours
will he drowned Tho Northern Lodge r. ana A. M
man Creenhagh This ia the first public Masonic occa-
sion OF the kind ever held In this city mass meeting
al citizeps opposed the Sunday hquOr trdhc was eu
Ia.l evening" Ut Association Hall. Ine krV Dr mcll-
inc nresided TIE letter from the Committee 70 the
Navor rpOuesting him issue order TO the police re-
ourtn1 ALI saloons to closed on Sunday was READ, as
vas the MAYORS reply. 1t stated tnat the people
woud have an opportunity OF expressing their opinion
OF this matter az the balotbox.