New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY IITI.-hcuSlOuS SelNICts Ntle lcLu
by the Orangemep at their Hail, No. 90 Moutgomcryst
Yesterday Mary Hanley, aged 50, fell from the fourth
story window OF her house secOnd-st on Saturday
night aud sustained injuries which 1t is feared viii
prove fatal. She leaning out TO close the shutter
aud lost her balance. John CounoHy or No. 10
the foot OF slXth.st. on SATURDAY night.
Hugh Keenan, entered the FIRST Precinct station.
manner sergeant Archibald Mckaig who was on duty,
ordered hun out but he would not GO A scuiic esded
m which keenan, secured the Serseauts club and gave
him several severe blows the head. While Mchalg
lying on the floor he tried to use MS reyOye ou
Young mau named Wool. clerk in Sayers feed store op
ji had not seen the disturbance aud gone TO his as
-istance. After long struggle the two men lodged
Keenan, in "A cell When arranged before Judge Reese
ye'tcIday Keenan, declared ms lhtehtIo1 OF Aliilus
IN the station houses hereafter, and the custom
of having A sergeant alone IN charge discontinued
The Jersey cry schtzen Corps Will receive visiting
npnresson TO the schiitzen PARK at Union HILL where
ue annual festival Will be luaugurated John GanDey
aged IS, Of eXSherin Gd1uey, shot himself acct
deutally on satury, at his home. He WILL recover.
NrwaRK-'rhe number % street lamps in this city Is
TO be largely increased, both by the addition Of new
ones IN streets already lighted aud by Introducing them
into streets where AZ present there are none. "a e.
Baldwin, for the past TWO years member Of Assembly
from the lXth District, IS at present the most prom
neny named candidate FOR the Republican nOnuatlon
for Sheriff at the coming election Inc democrats OF
Ward have decided to postpone organization
Mulgan was standing front OF stable belonging to
Christian VoZ, when dog belonging to NoiL bit Linn
-
iered in favor OF palutiif Eliza kumelch, aged
II months fell from the roof OF It's parents residence
where its father had taken II TO play, yesterday after
noon, and instantly killed. Gficor Woodruff Of
second Precinct set upon by gang OF rut1ans
sheffield aud Nesbltst- about noon yesterday, aud
and kicked him. but upon the arrival of other
officers the gang were arrested aud committed IN de-
fault of $500 bali.
HoBoKEs.-Just before daylight yesterday morning
Fred. VI the II gifts awakened 10y noise IN
lower part OF the house aud dressing hastily he
chase down the NIL, shouting Tor help lie was
gaining on them, when the nearest him turned and
hrcd, hut the bah missed hun Inc hrng attracted the
attention OF Officers Eagan and Fatery who succeeded
In capturing the oursais Al the stationhouse they
gave their names as Charles Moore Thomas Bean. Gus
avus Park and Henry Ireadwel They Will be brought
up for examination before Recorder Bohnsedt this
morning. John PIcMauus, who was ran over by a
horse III West Hoboken. on Friday. died Of bis
Injuries III ST. Marys Hospital on Saturday He leaves
family consisting OF Vile and lOur children, residing
IN IL shteeuthst.
EAST ORASGE.-COnsiderabe excitement caused
I'm the yilagoy and Saturday by the disappear.
ance Of little girl years old named Fannie Wakefield
who enticed away from her home in Msn-st by
John Lozler, gravedieyer, who spends of
IN Jail He offered the little girl and her broth, cher
and fruit. and by those means entlced them
from home He afterwsrd sent the boy away ana kept
the grl, proceeding in the direction OF Bloomfield.
When the boy returned he stated the facts to his
parents. and search made for the girl anu Lozier
but they were not found until yesterday afternoon.
LOZier was committed u Jail.
PAIERsos--Brancis Barth, aged 50, residing in New
York. suddenly at the residence VI his niece Mrs
BeIamin Myers. at No ISi Marketst. The proceeds
rue recent Fair in ald OF the ST. Joseph Hospital
realized $3.50 On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Waters
was from her wagon at Mulberry and Broad
she seized her daughter aged u. aud attempted
lump but her clothing caught ana che fell striking
the curbstOue with her back, injuring head and
shoulders severely she held Tue child up her arms
and saved her.
UNION HuL~-Dr. Eckert. d physician employed by
the schu,zrn Park Association to within oal IN case
Of accident at the park gang OF rowdies breaking
cherry tree IN the park yesterday aud ordered TO
down. They did and beat him badly. breaking
OF his legs and Otnefwls injurng hun. was
moved &C. 81. Francis Hospital. Jersey city.
CLIFToS-Mrs. Parker fell down stairs at her resi-
dcnce on Saturday, with pitcher ia her hand, aui
struck piece OF tue broken pottery, cutting her
nee IN u hUTrIUle manuer