New-York tribune., 1874-09-17
NEW-.IERSEY.


JrpsrY CIrY,-The Germans of the Vth AS
ssemby District, at a recent meeting held to protest
AGAINST the action OF the Board Education in abrogat
ing the study OF German the public schools, adopted
resolution soemny protesting against the action OF the
Board. meeting OF the Germans was held last nignt
Tonigl another meeting for the same purpose VIII De
held In Greenyille. The committees from nne Setea
school districts will meet tomorrow night In the German
school on Pasadeave. aud draft protest against the
action of the Board. mass meeting VIII , 90 ne,u ,l
be presented for approval Of the German residents
Cornelius RYAN of No AL Firstst was held in $500 ban
YESTERDAY charged with atrocous assault on hs wlie
who alleged that he kicked her down stairs ana inheleu
Injuries. IAN unknown man was 9und ne1ls th
western terminus Of Bergen Tunnel Tuesday Dgnt ana
ap for the night Yesterday he was arraigned before
Justice shaeketon, when he stated that his name was
for that attempted to steal ride but had not
gone far before the locked up and he almost
persisted for want Of air The Judge after hearing MS
statement discharged him. 80. Robert Deyine, VINO
broke mirror In effort to strike the bartender OF
saloon at Essex and Hudson-sts. and then assauied
bystander Tuesday night was arraiGned yesterday
before Justice Reese, after nights imprisonment aud
nned $40 for disorderly conduct. Elizabeth whitman
appeared before Justice Garrlck yesterday with her
head bandaged and stated that Philip Whitman her
husband, had assaulted her with lager beer glass ana
inflicted serious injuries. warrant was Issued or MIS-
arrest The accused was recently i0r re
| Hudson County Jail yesterday in default Of BAIL
and ng-machne shuttle from his employer. George
Dufrane.. Capt. Beers OF the canalboat Josephine
boat boat with the shore, on tuesday night, and
narrowly escaped drowning He was rescued
was nearly sobered by his unexpected bath.
L. f. French Secretary OF the Palisades insurance
District Police Court yesterday, and his examination
continued. Henry L. Van Dyck. lawyer, testified
ton aud took her acknowedgement to a power OF at
orney certain shares of stock ln the Ocean
bank officers to transfer the stock he went at at
| the request OF john H. bougn, anu eap,Snnou tp.
nal
gave authority to Charles sacia to compel the
and to f s sSea eaea R a aef
February solicit advice in relation to the transfer OF
se rpSe oTea n to George Wadeg to have the transfer
made Mr.. Wadeigh gave 1t to Mr. sacla aud the WIG
return it TO the owner but finally gave Mrs: stanton
sscas address, and told her to call ior IL herself The
that she had signed certain papers without read
ing them; that she had son who was lawyer and
thought that no credit to her. as they were gen
orally dishonest. Case on
NEwARK.-Frederick +. Gibbs has begun suit
against the New,Jersey Central RtrPad Company for
Lackawanna aud Western Railroad Company IN inspect
panys yards in Elizabeth He was standing by car
In the performance OF his duty in November 1872, when
nS Se was crushed beneath the Wheels He lost one
leg while the foot OF the other was badly crushed and
Il is claimed that the accident caused by the negl
eence OF the engineer on the locomotive, who had In
Geo. Lippert. Jacob Lindermann, and George Bald,
arrested Monday for atrocous assault and bat
terry on Peter Soll and subsequently bailed,
arrested yesterday IN view OF certificate from the
attending physician that he was IN dying condition.
They will be held 10 await the result OF his niures...
stephen Hathorne OF Morrstown fell from the platform
OF a the Pennsylvania Railroad ia Bergen Cut
yesterday afternoou aud sustained setlous internal
Injuries. He taken to St. Michaeps Hospital IN this
city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kirk was married on Satur-
day night to Miss Isabella Nichols, daughter OF Isaac
Nichols. The young lady was well known and highly
esteemed by her neighbors and friends On Sunday IL
was noticed that Kirk was very much depressed In
spirits In the afternoon he wrote letter 20 his wife,
n which he expressed the deepest affection for her. and
voluntarily released her from promise nos TO marry,
which they had during their courtship mutually
agreed to In relation 10 the survivor. He
recommended her TO marry at any time In
the future, aud closed by commencing her 70 Ged,
whom he said was "better able 10 take care OF her"
than himself He also wrote letter to his father pre-
senting q statement of his financial matters, and
requesting him TO settlement with his debtors
and creditors at his earliest opportunity The letter
unusual excitement. At $50 p IN. he stepped into
wood shed. the house, and shot himself through
heart. Five minutes aiterward he died. No
be assigned for the act Kirk had health and wealth
and never had any domestic troubles
PAIERsos.-The Passaic County Grand Jury found
seven additional indictments yesterday, and was dis
CHARGED with the thanks of the Court Court of
General Sessions yesterday William Reardon was con-
yeted OF malicious mischief, and fined ESQ. The Rev
r. 8. yreeland. formerly pastor or the Unonave Bap
tt Church has accepted tho pasorate Of the Baptist
Church In Woodstown Salem Comfy, N j.. Mrs. Fin
lay Of No. tsS Mainst died suddenly Tuesday from