New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-02

comrades graves
KNOWN throughout the city He had his leg shot on ana
received fourteen eayonet wounds ~ tne bured today
from his late residence, No. "a Hamton-sI
A new Grand Jury for the County Court
of Oyer and Termner impaneled Yesterday a. io
lows: Augustus Morse, foreman Alexander d. Napier
T. W. Foley, VIM. Leicgn, James +. DUBOIS ". va"
Kcren Oscar Tamagno, J. N. HALEY, VIM. IL. wright
Ehas B. Bennett. Geo. A. Alexander Josh Merwln VIM
Reid. W. W. Heath, Ernest Ftchner, Edgar Mangam,
Keran O'Brien John Correja simon Watts. 'ua ase
Pratt. who presided. addressed them, and they were
then dismissed to their duties DsricAttorney WINS
low moved that days he fixed for the trials OF Thomas
Lowndes aud Sarah MeTrga indicted tor aSsG None
day In June, and that OF the latter LOT the tu
day.
The cases of Henry Phillips, alias Doherty,
William Ford and Patrick Nolan, indicted for baiotooh
s.uning are set down for trial next week In the City
Court but for third time the men have disappeared
They were indicted when exJudge Morris was District
Attorney but fed and remained away until Winchester
Brltton became DstricAttorney, when they returned
and connected openly as engineers Win rte
Attorney wipslow that their trials would take P1aee
upon an indictment which Mr. tnam nse and all
efforts mud them during the past week nave proven
futile The DstrictAttoTney states that the e'l1euce
against is clear, and that conviction wouid amos'
inevitably follow trial.
LONG ISLAND.
RAyENswOoD.-Last Thursday the house OF
Miss Ryan this place entered by burglars III he
absence The thieves broke open several trunks ana
ransacked Them but nothing was missed from the mousse
except full suit OF clothes belonging to male Doarder
and some other articles OF mems attire The ofense
Was not made known to the Police On the following
day, while Miss RYAN was away from nome, tno nVo
s ,6e @ thieves es were evidently after
papers, for though he passed over Silks aces anu %
plate, nothing, far could be discovered nag oeun
removed. The police at once informed. NO ar
rests have as yet been made.
LONG ISLAND CITY-serCeapt Felix Smith OF the CITY
for is a
upon a charge Of aiding aprsener to escape PONCE
Tack of intermittent fever CivJustce Madden holds
Police Court daily the First Precinct station Judge
Pearse of City Court to have held Special ses
sons at the City Hall yesterday for the trial OF Richard
Thornell charged with assault Thorne was one "
same craft az Burkes oil works few days ago. ne
was surrendered by his bondsmen on Sturdy, ana o
search Of other bail, when he managea 10 esca ~
from the officers custody cod not be
produced He appeared yesterday wadnasgay when
the Conrt win again convene. on Sunday the re-
mains infant, wrapped In clot1 were louH ID te
of Newtown will hold Inquest to-day. police
received months pay yesterday.
PORT JI:FFERsoN-A new schooner named the Annie
A. Booth Capt W. Bayes, VIII be launched at Bayle's
shipyard to-day. Eugene smith OF TINS place was
deputized constable Saturday TO arrest man Tor
contempt of court: He took his prisoner held him over
night and escorted HIM TO church the next day deier-
ring the journey to Rvcrhead Jail until week day be-
cause he was of religious turn of mind. At night he
put his prisoner in room in Smiths Hotel ana after
morning his prisoner had tied his bed clothes
together aud by their escaped through thlrdstory
STATEN ISLAND.
w-BRIGuToN.-Th Peoples North Shore
OPPOSITION ferry Arrowsnith began running yester
day. On her first trip she carried nearly 1000 passen-
gers, and on each successive one was well hed The
it understood is to give place to the
Thomas Collyer The Board of Excise Will meet at the
Clerks ONCE tomorrow to receive applications for and
grant licenses.
| EpGEwATER.-The First Presbyterian Church Society
is making preparation for rebuilding their chapel IN
Gore-st, which recently destroyed by fire. The in
cendares who set the chanel on fire have not been ar
rested though reward OF $500 has been offered Tor their
| capture.
| CIlFToy.-The works at the Boarding Station are
completed aud all the workmen have been dlscharged'
OF money due for the works was paid yester
| day.
eaux, etc, Will be given at the Old Church on Friday
evening. The proceeds will go toward lguldaling the
| debt OF the Reformed Church at Brighton lights.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| NEW RoCHELLE.-Coroner Brennecke was
called sundaylo hold inquest the remains Of
| Samuel Eyerson a coored man, aged about 40. few
days ago Eyerson quarreed with another colored man
named John Pugsley, charging him with interference IN
his domestic affairs. Pugsley finally attacked Eyerson,
and knocked and pounded him severely that he died
from INJURIES In their verdict the jury attributed
the death Of Everson 10 Pugey aud he was arrested
and placed Jail to await the action Of the Grand Jury
| YoNKERs.-The Yonkers Ferry Company expect 10
have their line TO Coster ready for travel IN the course
of week In consequence of the stealing of flowers
which had been placed on the graves OF soldiers the
OF the cemety have been closed to visitors with
UniOn have prepared petition for presentation to the
new Board Of Excise ieggins that license for this
| city be granted.
NORTH TARRYTOwN.-The special election which
TO have been held few DAYS to decide whether the
Injunction issued by justice Gilbert The course pur-
sued created great indignation IN the neighborhood
aud renewed EFFORTS are 10 De maze 10 secure the PRIV
| ileCes of incorporation.
YoRKTows.-The ladies OF this place have presented
500 residents, PRAYING that license to sell liquor in
that town be granted.
SING sING-The new church edfce for the Baptist So
ccty Of this place will be dedicated tomorrow morning
The Rev. Thomas Armitage, ID, OF New-York, Will
. preach.
| WHITE PLAINs.-The jane term OF the CIrcult Court
Court of Oyer and rormner for this county began
NEW-JERSEY.
! JERSEY CITY.-At an early hour yesterday
morning Ellen Buckley aged % years. found lying
in open lot in Grandst, state OF insersbity.
Sergeant McKsiR went TO remove her to the Station
house and found that she was in fit. She was re-
moved 10 the Charity Hospital where she remained
a number OF hours insenslDe. When she was able 10
talk she said that her home in Bridgeport, Conn.
but she had been living in NewYork for time. On
Sunday evening she started for sufern, Orange Co.
". Y, by the Erie Railway. She crossed the wrong
| ferry, and in Exchange place. she asked a
| II he wOu.j show her the way the
Eric depot. He started with her. aud a gang " no were
lOungng the followed. Instead of taking her
TO the Erie aeIJ he took her in opposite direction
way liz ped al saloon and procured drInK
after she took IL she became partially
conscious, led into the vacant where she
found and outraged Nv niue men. She that they
| took $50 in money and her earrings breasfpn ana
nger-rlng. beside beating her III brutai She
| "a very much bruised, and it viii he time
she leave the hospital. The rIlice claim 20
| have a clue 10 the perpetrators OF the deed.
| The Catholic temperance societies OF H6GsOn County
Will parade SUNDAY neIt in honor OF Cppns Christi
and Will participate In the .oemn services Ut the
astery IN West Hoboken. About 1000 young ladies' will
Join the parade Henry Weber well known resi-
ident, who has been suffering from consumption for