New-York tribune., 1874-05-04

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wa niht S,veral witnesses testified that the
affair Was accidentai and the jury rendered verdict
held 10 await the action OF Coroner was subsequent
Iy released Louise OTTO and Josephne o"oud oitv
Molly Richards: as0,,,@s %sre General Remsay aud Csun
seor Rowe in Montgomeryst, . ana ,havod 49, an
before Justice Davis, where ,sat sa' be committed
them for 60 days for contempt OF ,ir; roJ
sehuEo, formerly an empiose oser,Sed before Justice
Keese on Saturday charged Win pI,aHins Op.. ~
employers shop and stealing properly d I"uen Nv inr
The old Board OF Aldermen held lts nn'' neeting oa.
day night ana after approving the minutes OF the pre-
vious meeting, adjourned sNs de Inc new po S r.
nard smith age i6 were committed yesterday CHARGED
with burglary. The accused had n 'hei. pJ, in W.
quantity of goods stolen from James I'm sno ig
verley-pace which broken into on lnrp
The Rev W. W. Hammond pastor Oh ihS % nssSr ] - ap
Churcn preached last night tue iourt VI % Nh in
mons 60 young men. Subject me 1oung M Mnnt ~
business" The new rooms OF tne H. W. LII ~ A. oiionaI
gomery and Grove-sts were ol,eh9u WIN s w iban
cyercises Yesterday The ". DIR. Janec Grand Chap-
lam to the Cadets OF temperance Proaehv @ ~
The Rev DR. Hiram Eddy, who recently teslgheu 9 .a9
pastorate OF the Second Presbyterian Chnc on
cred an address at Kcper Han las5 night Subject
"a Free Church." The intention OF wa, W. piz n nsw
church and a plan for such an oTSinz ltoa was pro
posed by speaker last night ne th.3 the
iary contributions and free seats, anu sIavcu .1C % 70
church could be lberay supported II each uhonoo, ~ VI
the congregation would give nom % 70 W per hn sJ
Yesterday 10 ascertain how many persons hele were ~
each congregatiOn and the estimate was par'ly O"seu
o their re port.
pArERsoy.-The Relief Committee held their final
business meeting Saturday, and disposed OF too1s on
hand by giving them TO the Hospitals, opnan AsylIn yIn
tions $1G92 Oj total expenditures si1li O- pdanc9
on hand s2l0 Oj II resolved 10 request the boau
OF Aldermen 20 appoint an Auditing Committee To eX-
anime the accounts, II hat body deemed sue prYeeeu
lug necessary The Board Of Education Ia: eeeteu
Alex It. Croser 10 ill vacancy caused by the reslI
nation OF Commissioner Clegg III the Inru i ig
of the First Blptst sunday seAoo %%s neI
in rha lpeni in
made by A. c. Arnold OF Ne"-forh'
the Rev. Mr.. Kelsey Of Passaie, and others.
"a iew " weeks ago Dr. Norton G. Ricardo, young
homeopathic practitioner OF Id~salc, Waa aiIcsteu du
bed to b1 on charge OF malpractice. II alleged
by the parents of the patient boy named Schler tba
Dr. Ricardo had been called TO attena MN III csc oi
treatment it was subsequently found necessary 20
amputae the member. Tue defendant was bed IN pan
for trial On SATURDAY. in the Court OF General Quarter
Sessions Dr. Ricardo again hrralgnol on an ihGet-
ment charging him with assault anu lucent % h. iHu
indictment sets forth that the physician, IN
orIer TO conceal the buuder which he made
IN the treatment OF his patient ndnlnistereu hh
overdose Of morphine, with the intent 10 cause
DEATH aud thus AVOID exposure The defendant pleaded
giilty and held IN 5000 Oa TO appear ior @ ta,
at the next term OF court Ie ahuai eu arm lls oeen
preserved and is sail will be offered ~ evdence.
The trial of Alfred T. speer, the owner OF the building
which, by its fall before completion, Killed Two prominent
citizens Of Passaic last November, viii come up to-hOr
row In the Passac County Court; TIE indictment
charges him with mansiushter Mr. spSer mas @ insn
tuted second suit for lel against OtT.h NSnueIho'e,
editor of The PtsSlc Ctiy Herald lho daWag'o arc
laid at $4,000. The jury awarded s1VJ III the h'' S'
NEw.BRuNswIcK-In the Middlesex County Court
before Judge Scudder Saturday Afternoon tue caS5
of Mary A. W. Manning against Sarah bellows Wes e IIe
without Jury. The action was brought aEihSt oala
Bellows, administrator for the recovery OF Tue tutou
board other incidental expenses o Eta BeloWs ~
Miss Mary hannings school Perth AmOOy. The items
are Sg77 for second term with balance OF ne hst
term su TO- making 1913 70 wh interest from Nov 26,
ISL ana sIso so with interest from April q, 1872 TIe
defense argued hIt the girl was sent away against tne
will of her mother; that the object IN sending the grl
70 school was 10 separate her her mother and that
they we're willing pay for the benefit the girl received
Tne Court thai tue father had tne right to send
the glr 10 school against the WISH or her lnoIh'i
that the father knew OF the terms OF the school anu
made contract with tue pilntl' Dts. bellows, 'pc
most Important witness in the case i lying dangeIOusy
III at her residence and the Court allowed counsel ior
the defendant 10 put the deposition OF Mrs BELLOWS i m
evidence, aud the counsel until next SATURDAY 10
obtain it, The trial Of WIN. Conway, who was jointly
indicted wIGn James Manning who recently eseapcu
the Mddcscx County jail mas becn st do%n % , ior
Manning In rObbng "a passenger on the PennyNaha
RIroad uear MOLmoth Junction. ot Vaiuaoio so'u
watch. Manning has not been recapiured
TlTzABErII-The City Council held amcetng on Sltur
dgv aud Councilman Smith called Tor tho ordinance
which provides for the better observance Oh s1uiJ'
Tie Clerk reported that the of1nahc5 was on Wy L'o
mt had title, and could not he brought before th
Council. Councilman smith took tho ordinance ad hi
IL named, An ordinance oI IiC ototet ~ - 60 t
law and order in the CITY of Elizabeth on the hist day
of the week known the sabbath but before ne eoud
return 1t the Council on motion OF M fOuer auJouiheI
tin Monday May H. AT which time the ordinance VIII De
acted upon. Henry Seeley aud Henry Merrells the
bovs who were arrested complaint of Pnip hromn,
who charges them with Stealing slO worth OF pigeons
saturday and committed in default OF 500 bail
Tht Rev Robert IDbOtsOu OF Brooklyn, y y preached
last evening in the E!izabe th-dVc Methodist Episcopal
Church Six hundred ana thirty-iye prisoners were
conned in the County Jail last for various ohenses
a new timetable VIII go into effect to-day the
Central Railroad William ii. Ward Is spoken OF as
"A candidate for City Trcasurer..-.Thr Chief Of Police
reports that 81 arrests made u Augustus
Cover was arrested on Saturday on the complaint OF
Erastus atom who alleges that COlyer threw him out
OF his boat while fishing IN the Sound The accused
gave bail 10 answer.
NEwARK-ChIef OF Police Rogers has issued an order
to the police to put stop 20 bi playing IN IN: streets
at once number of persons have recently been the
victims Of the caIlessuess OF children engaged IN TINS
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and "A little companion were thrown from wagon on
Saturday and badly hurt. the military OF Newark
have presented ThcO lore RuuyOn. late Mi0rG
of the State, with a handsome pm and medal. Cen
eral RuuyOn resigned his military position When he
because Chancellor Of the conspiracy trial
of the city officials Will probably last uuti the middle OF
the week. Tle civil cases have been postponed until
tomorrow The Hon. COriland Parker VIII SUN up Tor
the defendants and both Prosecutor Abnel and AtOr
ueyeneral GilcTst for the state Inc Bazar or All
Nations to given under the auspices or the y VI. C.
A. will be opened the Rink next Wednesday night.
The Board 81 Health report six fatal cases Of smallpox
during April.
HoBoKEN.-The final meeting of the old Common
Council was held Saturday, After the Transaction oil
some routine business the Board passed vote Of thank.
Joseph Russell the presiding officer ana adjourned
sine de The new Board viii organize to-day The
pay labOrcrs and tracnen on the Morris anu Essex
Railroad increased Saturday from al 70 to 81 90 per
day.
ORASGE-The New England Society is about to issue
"a work containing photographs of the principal
place. THIS Society has gwen 200 to the Relief
ciety The Citizens Gasight Company will raise the
price gas the old figures unless the number OF con
sumers snail reach 700 oy August.
RAHwAY.-The wly-eecIed Mayor and City Council
Will take their seats to-day. The Mayor viii contest tie
Legality Of the appointment by the outgoing Mayor ana
Common Council OF j. l. Crowell as city Treasurer.
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A CASE OF NEED.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.