New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
,ox,,.,ed has made settlement with Goldng, who has
eince been diac n harged from custody. .N

~ % "a nsn1ng -, ,;sT more. while playing with
pistol Saturday shot bullet through his ies manu.
lnfictng u painful wound
PAroHoGUE-The Rev. Fred Munson. pastor OF the @
Congreg gatonal Church In this place. WIZ ressn %
charge soon for the purpose OF taking posiu0n Ala
Brooklyn school.
HEMPsrEAp.-The September term OF the County
Court will begin to-day, Judge Armstrong presuins'
Roth the civil aud criminal calendars are long,
HAUPPAsGR-A new Methodist Episcopal churcn' W
be S6x6O feet and cost 5000, Is to be buiit here'
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMPKINsvILLE.-The large wharves OF Bost-
wick Co.. at the old Quarantine grounds were co"'
peted Saturday and four of the brick storehouses on
them are nearly finished; Tho County DemoeTa, Tatn,
General Committee will hold caucus AT Auah' h''o
in this place this afternoon at 2;SO O'CLOCK
srAPLEToS.-Coroner Lea held an inquest SATURDAY
upon the body Of oIf Halsengreen; saor 10 ,Se ge an
old who fell from the foreyard ol the parh ua VI"
Friday.
NEW Donr-The Highway cOmmissoGneTs "a and n:n Jus,
tices OF the OF Souibfeld have decided 10 open
ne road from the Pngerboardroad to this place.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERYoY.-David Scott a milkman,
attempted to cross the track Of the Newaven Railroad
Yesterday In front OF approaching train from the
city, His wagon struck aud destroyed, and he was
thro high in the air. His injuries Will probably prove
'''''' NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Rev. Mr. Moore preached
Prospectave Presbyterian Church yesterday in
Mr. Gendennng's absence. .Mschleyous boys are IN
the habit Of climbing on the Pennsylvania Railroad
trestle works and throwing stones at pedestrians and
teamsters. Simon Gerden and Peter McCann were
arrested for the ofense Yesterday George WIlsIn,
who caused the OF Winfield Thompson some weeks
ago for alleged petty larceny. and who was suDse-
q1enty arrested and battery complaint OF
the boy, liberated on bail Saturday The same day
he eoped with Mrs Jane A. ThompSOn, the boy
mother leaving the boy without money or home HIS
father died short time aud left considerable sun
to his and child Since that time sac is alleged 10
have lived with Wilson on terms OF improper intimacy.
Charles Axtt, rlickman, was nned 800 by Police
neck John Carey yagrant lunatc was arrested
I'm Snmmt-aye. Saturday His home is unknown. The
Erie depot at the Long Dock is infested by New-York
hackmen and emgranI runners who fleece qnwary pas
sengers. Edward Fiannery and Pnlnp Riley had
prize fight yesterday on Back Tom Island In C1mmuni-
from various points around the city, Nineteen rounds
were fought aud Riley failed to come to time"
HEwAEK-A midn'@n. Oh. mission for fallen women will
soon be established in this city...A dlihouty In the
bethany colore Baptist Church has caused le members
TO leave It, .Adoph Folk was thrown from wagon at
the Of Market and Broadsts on saturday morn
ing and injured about the head. :.Ihe dog-pound
viii probably be closed Oetooer LA sewer
rous riot occurred last Saturday afternoon at Heus-
ters Brewery, the Twelfth Ward between two mines
of ball players who were from rival iron 0underies,
one I'M Newark and one in East Newark. They quar-
Relied elected by the barkeepers ana w0rknen
from the brewery who fought win 9ungstIels @ anu h
hammers. One OF the barkeepers used psto upon tne
crowd, but no one was seriously Injured by ~. pan
Mrs Van Ness Ezabeth-st, and passed between that
lady and a child held in her arms. -Four or the men
ELIzABErH.-The Rev. DR.. Gregory OF Wooster Uni
versy Ono preached in the First Church
yeste rday aud the Rev. DIR. Potter OF Grace Cnurcn
New York preached in Trinity Church. Ion saturday
Mary Clark was arralgned before Justice Farbank 10
charge OF drunKenness preferred by her nus
band, Patrick Clark. He failed TO appear she then
stated that his second wife, and during the past
two years has been To che most brutal treat
me al the nds Of her husband and his two sons
Upon examination her and back were found To be
black and blue warrant was Issued for his arrest.
The Grand Jury Will make their presentments In court
to-day.
ORAYGE-Tbe price OF a ticket from Newark to this
place heretofore been twelve CENTS Inc Orange ana
Newark Horso Car Company now announces that II VIII
sell tickets In packages or ten for 81 They are however,
10 be sold only Newark. Seton Hall College has
been opened for the Winter term. Forty street
lamps are be lighted here The Church OF the
Holy Communion Is to be ENLARGED. several Thousand
dollars have been raised for the purpose ID e. hDurn
prominently spoken OF as Republican candidate for
member OF Assembly from the VItn district
BLooMFIELD.-The inmates OF the Newark Orphan
Asylum have been rendered picnic by the ladies Of
this village, NeaveD's Grove tomorrow the Town
The Library Association proposes 10 erect new oud
lug .. Toe Sunday school Teachers Association Will
hold d meeting Wednesday evening.
Union HIL-Ihe Bulls Ferry road improvement will
keep 100 for year. The Township Commit
tee has refused purchase apparatus for Protec
tion Engine Company and the Company now refuses To
serve any longer
BAYoNSE.-Mayor Meigs, as President OF the Board OF
Health, issued order Saturday 10 compel house
holders keep the street cutters clean, under penalty
OF $50.
WEEHAwKES.-The strike OF the laborers at the Erie
oil docks continues, and the Company VIII be forced
hands. The strikers have not been dlsor
derly.
HoBoKES-The Stevens High School will open on the
10th under IAe management OF the Rev. DR.. Wall.