New-York tribune., 1874-05-30


many of whom came from New-York. The Institution
was founded eight years since which time rs or
phans have been cared for sixty now III the insti-
iuOu IA have been sent out 10 learn trades, aud there
has been death In the reception of orphans there
distinction as to ma onahy or the religion OF the
deceased parcus All the branches OF education taught
the public schools receive attention here and are
propounded In both English and German The males
taught agriculture and the females all household
duties 1he Rev. g. C. Hollis director OF the school;
read during the exercises statement of the financial
condition OF the institution from which appears tnaI
the receipts during the past year were 1921 Vs. ana tne
sss a. The Rev DR. KPsrIi omo SI ~
aud the Rev. DR.. krotei spoke iu Ehgisn.
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-A number of conductors OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad received notice yesterday
that their services would not be required after Monday
next Some Of them have been the roai for 20 years
II Is rumOred that number Of other old employees wall
be discharged July l. No cause Is assigned Tho
Grand Jury went to the Circuit Court yesterday, an
that they had flashed their labors and pre-
sented 40 Indictments which make 2)l In all fond by
them. They discharged with the thanks OF the
AIrd nlesded moi euilt, 10 charge OF arson James
Foster and Thomas Burdet not guilty TO SIX indict-
for burglary; John s. McCloand telegraph Oper-
aor on the Pennsylvania Railroad elevated track,
pleaded guilty to each OF three indictments for man
slaughter, caused by the collision OF two trains snort
time ago. Tue prisoners wereSrewanded for trial.
IL W. Lndblom's shoe store at No Isl Newark-aye
OF goods and money amounting to $50 The police knew
nothing OF it, cattle, 40 hogs and $50 steep were
received at the AbattOr yesteriay...-.A number OF
United States engineers engaged yesterday in sur
veying line along the water 'front.' from the pvona 20
measuring the encroacnments by the Pennsyi
yania Railroad Company on the river 'front.'; no
Erie Railway Company have no5 been pal Tor ,.,, Two
months. Tie White star Wharf 9t he Payona ferry
will be used as freight pier by the Company until their
lease expires Frederick Henley and james Ddncan,
on charge OF pai w4res @9neS TsTe
....A number OF under Keepers appointed Nv the late
Board OF freeholdeIs, IN when the hepuo,oans nat
ma Werp
OF the present Freehoicrs II IS reported
that all the present empoyes obtained their places
by Republican influence Will be discharged at
the next meeting OF the Committee IN Charge.
In summitave YESTERDAY, for passing so counterfeit
bill. He mas passed several. and made an attempt 10
last. Charles Iten has been indicted by the Grand
Jury for attempt to Kill his brother AT Frdnkin-st
and New Yorkave. some weeks ago lie rearrested
yesterday aud held to bail in $1,000 HIS wiie who WAS
an alleged acc0mpce, was balled In S0l .Oh tuesday
Mrs. Burke died residence In Jf,rson-ave. from
the effects of cancer. On Wednesday her husband
died from hemOrrhaGe OF the bowels. and both bodies
were Inferred at Cypress Hl Cemetery YESTERDAY by
Coroner Re!uhard. Mr. and Mrs. Burke were Swedes.
and lived in easy circumstance Tney had neither
friends nor relatives III this vicinity as Tar as Is khoW
PATERsoS-In the epcer manslaughter trial vester.
day. Mr.. Comstock op ned for tue defense. He sald
valuable lie mad been lost and there seemed reason to
believe that there was blame somewhere. But the
charge against the defendant was an unjust one and
the state had failed TO prove anything AGAINST the dc
fendant The deien>e would prove tnat the building
that the building eii oy accident. and fault OF
Mr.. speer's. The nrst witness for tho defense was
perience, VINO tosid.d that he put up tue
frame OF the building; speer told witness TO
get whatever timber was necessary, and he ordered
timber of the best quality IL gave detailed account
Of the building, aud said that in his opinion the braces
gave way the top story aud carried the others win
weight Of the sOo He also stated that therc was
hi-h wind. Aaron I. Van Iderstnc testified that he
was carpenter aud worked on the building was
stand ng front of the building when II fell there was
a sudden gust oi wind winch caused the building to
creak, and he looked up another gis followed ana ne
saw the building falling. WINS. Anderson testified
THAT he sold tne lumoer to MI speer and mat 1t was
hrstclass hemlock number oI witnesses were eA,
who mad been employed aDout the building, and
they testified 10 the wind aud to The fact that hey con
sidered the bracnS sufficient Ihe ease WlI be con-
tinued to-day.
PEoUAssoc.--on Tuesday last, Theodore Budd dis
cd the OOjy OF nau floating ia the river lie gave
tue alarm aud the body taken ashore. Deceased
docently attired, and apparently A. OF
age. Tne neghDOrs did not know who lac was and coz
Guided inter the body. No empt made to hold
inquest and ney simply looked TO see nc nad been
wounIcd confusion on Tue lett temple WIS the oniy
wound and. the skin not broken, they decided
death was not caused by thar. Tho body was in
tanned that some farmers had seen the
SSilta Waking along the rversids eqnPpSI for fishing
and they were engaged IN au angry alteration. whcu
continued until the farm hands iost sgI OF eIn round
bend IN the shore. IN hour or two later t@0 OF the
back and asked the nearest way to Paterson
lowing the road. On Thursday bacs cap, Iks TIE
worn ~ the third man in thc pagty was found on the
with noe IN the crown, wdcu was III such pU
sitIOn AZ would have placed " over the wound on tne
head OF the deceased lac authorities are lnYesugatinS
tue
MoRRIsTowN.- Thomas s. Mlchall, who was arrested
cIdrec of fraud Ia passlng deed OF mortgage iOr
$1,000 JJnu Ferguson Of NtwNorS attempted TO
commit suicide yesterday by shOJlug himself in the
ul Tne charge eject Js above the Int ear. AID
Ddll cOGld not nc tiaceu. II Is believed taJ the
dId Gully with Ferguson tedp ed TO commit tne
act HIS recovery Is dOuDtfIl.
TRENTOS.-Tne funeral of tue Hon. William Eaptou,
eX-Ad) Or, Will take place IA q. to-day Mayor
BrlesJ requested the C.,y Council attend the
funeral IN a BODY. Tne city Offices will closed la re
spect 10 his memory.
NEW BRUSswICK-Rl ltgers College viii hold liz lOitn
Colnint uctIuCut Masonic IL tli jane II . Henry
Pack irG, second engineer board tie scaue. Stran,
Glupped dead frcm Leaft disease yesterday.
PAssAIC.-GOos Van Dora iIOtui der. aged 4 years
fen wagon aJ SiUtcrtu Thursday Afternoon.
tnd injured hIs spIuc tndt dlcd BOur
Yesterday morning. H. caves 81 WHO anI TWO children
ELIzABETH.-Jaues Mccormack. was arrested yester-
dab { of cntcrIIE several houses AnAast.
aud stealing lead pipe valued at sSOC.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.