New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-13
demned the bridge over Newtown Creek, on Metropo-
itAn-aye between East Wiliamsburgh and Brooklyn
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

itan.aye between East wliamsburgh and Brooklyn
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW RoCIIELLE.-Charles Beckwith, col
ored resident preferred complaint against and caused
the arrest OF the Rev. Joseph Cliff coored pastor OF the
Zion A. NJ. E. Church. for having threatened 10 shoot
the complainant like dog, In consequence OF the latter
having upbraided his pastor, and charged him with
having induced the complainants wife 10 leave her
home and take up her abode In boarding Win
me accused Justice Eimonds Of Mount Vernon held
the defendant await tine action OF the Grand Jury
WHITE PLANs.-At no former period was there SO
large attendance at the Westchester COUNTY tair
Grounds as witnessed yesterday, when II was estimated
that not less than 1900 persons present
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Three children in one family,
IN Canalst have died from dphthera within the week,
and the disease st prevails in the neghborhood 1t is
said by physicians to be caused by noxious gases arising
tho hngln OF the bay The inquest In the case
Of David Carroll has been postponed until the return OF
the Coroner, who is his way home from CHI
cago with Daniel Webster, the alleged murderer
Of Carroll. Hugh o'Gerry, age 10, Of No 459
Henderson-st., over by one OF the NewJersey
Ice Companys wagons yesterday morning. and received
injuries from which he died at noon The driver was ar
rested aud lodged in the station house. The man VINO
was arrested for running over Hugh Garry was re-
At meeting of the Hudson County-ave Com
missiOners, held yesterday, resolution was
survey and prepare map Of the property
to be taken, and all buildings within the line of the
Post elected assistant engineers "A coison De
tween an outwardbound working train on the Pennsy
Central Railroad and aninc0mng Midland passen-
ger train at the Newarkaye crossing at l0 a. M yes
terday threw of the working train from the
and wrecked another Several laborcrs received
slight injuries. and Randolph Stein painter, received
internal injuries which will probably prove fatal Both
engines were somewhat damaged The wreck delayed
trains several hours
NEwARK.-Theodore Vohlester was brought TO ST
MlchaePs Hospital yesterday suffering from injuries
received by being thrown from car on the Elizabeth
and Perth Amboy Railroad. He fell between TWO cars
but the train stopped before 1t passed over him
The Republican City Convention will meet on oct 10
| nominate candidates for Mayor, Water C0mmls-
| sioner, Tax Commissioner Trustee OF REFORM
| School, and two Surveyors of Highways;
the corner of the 81. Pauls Protestant Eps
cOpal Church Market and Highsts., will be iu ny
Bishop Odenheimer the 10th inst. Robert Ale&a-
\ der, an expert, is examining the BOOKS IN lhe lily
Tressurer's office. His report will be made 10 tne J.
nance Committee, and by them made public. me
Committee Of Lunacy of the Board OF Ere ehOders mas
been instructed 10 select site for the erecuOh Vi
| county lunatc asylum
| WEEHAwKEs.-DckD Davis, one OF the alleged leaders
of an organized gang OF outlaws whose headquarters
are said be the house of James Henry on the Bun
Ferry road committed TO jail yesterday charged
with attempting 10 rob a NewIOrk gentleman on ine
highway, near the Weehawken Ferry, on last SUNDAY
pgh Warrants have been issued for the arrest OF JOhh
Kirwn, Jack Brady and Jack Lawless alleged accom-
phces OF Dick DAVIS.
WEST HoBoKEH.-Andrew Pitchiord was arrested ana
held bail In $780, yesterday charged with sethS me
| to NJ. COnnors residence on Aug. "a