New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-05
Frank weisman, who was arrested Friday charged WITH

Frank weisman who was arrested Friday charged with
psS va. fG released on giving 5000 bail saturday
McDermots recovery - considered douetful
rhe GnT1tT take paee onsh The Ere Railway
shop has been closed, and arrangements have
stock OF tools and material will be moved latter
place and the building Will be torn down TO make room
Tor additional tracks. number Of the employees have
decided TO remove to Busquehanna and obtain work
there. A man who gave his name ~ John Miller was
arrested Saturday aud transferred to the Newark
authorities, charged with cheating Otto Menor, a
saloon keeper ia Newark. The detectives claimed that
he war wellknown confidence man. His usual method
ia 10 purchase piece OF property. and having agreed
to pay certain to bind the bargain, TO produce
check for larger sum and Obtain tne IN oasn
him TO this city and had him arrested; LIT was an
nounced Saturday that John Clancy OF t1is city, VINO
State Prison fell dead OF heart disease while at work IN
the PRISON snoeshop His TINE would have eap of ,Se
waynes Reformed Church, preached his fourth
the Fire Department reports ten alarms during the
past month; losses, $3.50; insurance, $1,000
PAIRRsos-The Passaic County Grand Jury brought
in additional bills OF indictment saturday, making 81
for the term, and adjoured until Friday, Jan Thus
far no indictment has been found against Alfred speer
the Of the building which fell while In course or
construction and killed two in Passac, Dec. :.
1873. Sentences will be pronounced In the fassac
inventory of the personal estate OF William senior
amounting TO <3099 80 has been fled The Erie Kali
way repairshop Will be converted into an engine house
ARRANGEMENTS are now making ior me alterations;
Heretofore the engines have been allowed 10 stand IN an
ward exposed 10 the weather
onthe Erie Railway three trains each way now stop da
The police have ascertaned that Ralph HootDsechs
OF North Seventhst who has obtained relief from the
city, is the owner Of house and two lots. MARX
Phalon OF Beechst made application for coal ana When
when visited by police sergeant IL was iound that Nc
had nearly q his cellar The subscriptions IN
aid OF the relief fund have reached 74 g. Inc Rehef
Committee supplied $500 persons during the past three
daye The first Charity Ball in AID OF the poor OF the
city will he given tonight In Washington Han the
will take place tomorrow night at the opera
House, and will be under the auspices Of the hebrew
Ladies' Charitable Association.
a.~etss- - IA n Tsssvoe
her death caused by shock received about year
ago while playing In the woods with little gnl who
jumped out at her suddenly from behind tree. The
OF 1855 Ga has been collected in this State for the
benefit of the American Colonization Society. The
annual meeting OF the State Society will be held this
clothes entered the residence Of John Bosch, No 1877
Prospects,, on Friday night, and stole quantity OF
clothing and valuable watch. The City Clerk reports
the death OF 3,735 persons IN this city during 1879 OF
which number 1913 were boys Liz girls, 1872 men, and
eos women There were 4S4 who died OF consumption,
OF yarioOld There 1900 Americans, rs colored,
and the remainder were foreigners.
HoBOKES.-Cbarles Lauterberg brakeman on the
Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western Railway, was run
Friday night and sustained probably fatal injuries
Taken to ST. Mary's Hospital. The deficiency IN the
Savings Institution has been reduced by subscription
until only & 500 required and there Is now doubt
but that it VIII be speedily obtained.
WEST HoBOKEN-The First Baptist Church will be
dedicated Tuesday, Jan. 49, The Rev Wayand Hoyt OF
New York will preach Special services Will be held on
the following sunday when II Is expected that the Rev.
VIM Ghes viii preach Ia the morning and the Rev. DR..
Downing in the evening.