New-York tribune., 1874-03-12

moros who absolutely refnse TO arrest the fugitive tne
Judge frankly stating that the man is protected by oor
Tina Mayor that city, and that shonld ne attempt 10
ma he inc arrest his life would be in danger A nah
named Dunfay was instantly killed at p m yester-
day by a freight train Of tho Pennsylyania RarOau
near the Newarkage crossing. His body was cut in'o
two pieces
EIIzABETH-The creditors Of A. W. Dimock have filed
q petition before the Court TO place him In bankruptcy
law viii not reach him. His Indebtedness In this city IS
rly 100000. great portion OF which IS que 20 cs
penters mechanics. An application to place MIN IN
bankruptcy viii be made by lawyers Of this cy before
Courts during S M shs eseny nsbed
at cost Of $1,000, the foundation OF which ~ shkhg
will be compelled by the city to make good he
The Committee appointed by the Common Couhcl 10 lh-
vesgate the charges against the Chie oIP0ce neld
meeting last evening IN the office OF Mayor C9nrsen
Mr. English, who defended Jesse Alien. NJ the time OF
his arrest in this city six years ago. testified that while
his client in Jail he spoke OF singing gold watch
10 Johnny Keron he Cnef.of Police, by which II was
inferred that ne could brbe the Superintendent. who
would HIM from going to state Prison ExGhlei OF
Inony. VIM. ID. Jenkns, who is alleged TO have been
cognzaDt OF the Chiefs misdongs, was also examined
but his testimony OF no importance witnesses ior
thedefense, including Chief Keron were placed on the
stand The Association for the Relief OF the Poor OF
this city have thus far this Winter distributed groceries
and provisions to nearly 600 families
NEwARK.-Thomas Brady, who was shot by Detective
Becker, few days ago. while trying TO escape from
the charge OF stealing lead pipe, Tue Rev Prentlss de
Veuye pastor OF the Park Presbyterian Church, sailed
Yesterday IN the Abyssinia for short tour through
Europe His congregation presented him with purse
containing s275 Charles W. Grey an auctioneer was
arrested yesterday morning, on complaint OF George W.
Duncklee, who alleges that he gave Grey
several pianos to sell, and that he converted
$40 Of the proceeds TO his own use .. Cornelius
Hope arrested yesterday, and lined $40 anu
costs for keeping his saloon open last SUNDAY 80
Nathan Upton was convicted OF assault ana Da'Iery,
in the Court OF Quarter Sessions, yesterday ana hncd
500 and James f. Markand and his wife died
on Tuesday, within two hours OF each other at their
home at No $40 Planes Both were prostrated at the
time with paralysis "A meeting Of tne Com CON
mee OF Stockholders OF The Paterson and newark @ k
road who contcstng their claim against the Erie
Railroad Company, viii. be held at No. 200 Broad"ay'
next Monday.
IloBoKES.-George Hanna OF Grand-st is missing, and
10 Is reported that he has committed suicide. note
stating that lie had money, friends and nothing
do and requesting the finder 10 inform his wife that
he was drowned, was found in the ferry
PATERsos.-Mrs. Sarah T. Nichols VIII continue as
gers secure another marOn. Tnesaeged reason Tor
her resignation is that her enemies have injured her
character by publishing stories III the papers.
POLICE NOTES.
A post-mOrtem examination was made, yesterday,
by Deputy h Of Mrs Miller Of No. III East
Disclosed the Of malpractice.
A n investigation will be made by Coroner Wolfram. Q
Rem Lefavrere. Canadian age 80, died on
Tues the looseyet Hospital where be hal been ng fe tst
December from TIE effects OF injuries reserved 3 aih tnou
boe front OF No l67 Hee Coroner Croker eg aa inquest
ingt,nave who occupies TIE basement oi te pss am
of the cellar had le the Of the coa hole une ana hl
accor.snee facts eesuDg Lndemnn and Peter Ps
OF the premises, for neghgene~
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To beautify the hair-BURSETT's COCAINE.
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