New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

night by cutting artery in her arm with piece OF
glass Medical attendance was secured in time to save
jumped into the Hackensack River before and was res
cued. DR. Freeman OF the Hights was struck on the
head by a stone thrown by unknown person white
walking on Grandst.. Clinton-ave., on Thursday
evening, and seriously hurt. H. Lee of No. 81
returned home yesterday partially deranged he saa
he did not know where he was until no iound hi"sen
| IN Troy. N. Y.
/ NBwARK.-OHcer Neay, who was badly hurt In
riot in Comesalley month ago. has returned to duty
stiI in precarions condition suffering dropsy of
the brain. "A horse which was struck by an engine
Tnur.day night was Killed yesterday BY Ciheer Of
8. p. c. A. The animal lay BY the track all night,
found floating in the Hackensack River, near the
Morris aud Essex Railroad bridge, ON Thurs
| day afternoon. The body, which was naked AZ
peared to be that Of man about 40 years OF age.
had not been long IN the water and bore marks Oh
violence about the throat. The Coroner was 1mine-
djately summoned Complaint ia made by the Newark
fireman that the trucks narrow and hgn as 10
clair baled in $3.50 yesterday TO answer charge o.
perjury next Tuesday Elizabeth Cruiser ana Inonas
-. Theodore Schroeder OF No. 1O6 Cana-st died be-
tween IL and o'clock yesterday morning Belwesen
and O'clock on rnq Frons WEen run
away horse struck him. He became entanged 10 mine tne
Sefs was alasfsS was done to
fe but 1t impossible and he died AT ~ oeiock f
ment of Lagowiz Co.'s trunk factory In East Newark,
ana leaves wife and three children Jacob fled
u
atin% the cash of $500 check was examined yesterday
AFTERNOON His case will be brought before the Grand
Jury Seven men. who were captured III policy snop
In East Newark on Thursday have been discharged the
proDrietors alone being held. James Tracy WAS
i ing horse from man in. Elizabeth,
All the Irish societies in this city are to attend the
Academy at the OF Washington and Beec xersts
The ceremony will take place at O'CLOCK on SUNDAY
presiding About 90 tons Of bomb shells. chain and
solid shot, which were taken from the magazne oi a
f-yxar duIin
being melted, to be converted into plows by the New,
York Piow Company IN thls Guy inc iehtn wa an,
GERS. The Second Ward Democrats have done the same
Considerable Interest has been felt In TINS Guy az 10 he
result active between the CITY Gov
eminent and the Newark and New-York Railroad Com
in relation to tine on df tSe raras S
Under their charter the Company Is Obliged to build
onening OF these streets was ordered about two
years ago, and tho Company JARED 10 Duhd
| The bridges because they contemplated erecting
| a freight depot there Tie Common COun-
ell having repeatedly impornned the COMPANY
answer at last directed the street Commissioner to
make the openings through the embdnknent Tbls was
done about six weeks ago, and work discontinued
owing 10 some flaw in the resolution directing the work
to be done At a subsequent meeting Of the Council the
necessary authority was given and the street Commls-
sioner addressed note to the Company saying that IN
less the streets opened within 80 days from that
date would proceed to open them at the EXPIRATION Oh
| fiat time Last Wednesday, few days before
The expiration OF the time. the Company began work
at FlllnOre-st., and ii Is now proceeding rapdy Ihe
roadway will he supported until the iron bridges,
which being cast, can be pat IN position, ana
the railroad war may now be CONSIDERED at an emu
| The Newark banking capital is estimated at Si2oOOJO
There at present ten hOrsecar lines In use IN this
| city Two more projected. Two masOns em-
ployed in ADDING fourth story to brick building on
BOadst. quarreed yesterday afternoon Ihey stripped
to the waist and had Deree ight on the ROOF Oh tne
house. The boss and other workmen saw air pay ana
when the fight was over two new men had 10 We en-
gagged until tile combatants had recovered from tuer
bruises.
NEw1oN-victor Drake while walking near the rail
road track about mile from here, on Thursday. dis
covered the body of well-dressed man wing partly
concealed among some bushes. He informed Coroner
Miller who. going to the place indicated, found the
body, winch was greatly deeopposed' and the smell
arising from it was almost intoerabe; Inc mead was
from the body and from first appearances
IT thought that he was the victim OF loui play,
Upon closer examination however, Dotle containing
some laudaDum was found Tue remains were removed
this city, where they were soon Mer ldehuneu as
those of Theodore D9e German & INA e OF
it his intention to commit suicide tie then puf-
chased some laudaDum which was the last seen or hun
alive. The Coroner, alter learning the above facts,
deemed an inquest unnecessary and Delivered the body
for lneIment. He leaves four children.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS north OF the Mont
clair Railroad signing petition to the Town Com
mtee TO exclude that part OF the town from tne ramp
the matter OF remting $4,000 voted for road repairs to
legal counsel before taking action on IT,
BEILEVIIIE-The postmastnrs still continue 10 charge
postage on he" spapers published IN the county
IAanOancemeui'I
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