New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-21
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JERSEY CITY.-JOhn Adams OF No. 10 Pa
vonia-ave left home on Monday night with 1850 In ms
peoketbook He visited several saloons between toa'
time and yesterday, when he awoke In tho station
house. where he had been taken for Drunkenness Will
out q cent in his pockets One thousand Two hundreo
and three cattle, s3 hogs, and 1869 sheep were re-
ceiyed at the Abator yesterday Philip McCuc, an
apprentice to English, tinsmh fell from the roof OF
fourstory building at fourteenth and Grove-sts' yes
terday and sustained injuries. He was taken 70
his home. Mrs. Platt OF Fifythipds New York iei
on the sidewalk In Washingon-aye yesterday ana
broke her leg. She was taken to her residence.
ELrzABETu-J. Madison Drake received yesterday his
commission Brevet Brigadier General some chit
carriage factory yesterday nnearthed portion OF a
human body. The County Phgscian was summoned:
obtained the body from NewYork for dissection. Tho
aIir caused much excitement fears OF murder Deing
Union County In the Courthouse yesterday pro
test against his discharge was received from W,p H.
land on the table. petition from citizens Of Railway
asking for bridge the south branch OF the Ran
way River laid on the table. j. H. Durand
resigned bis position as counsel Of the Board; Benjamin
Williamson IT, was elected TO the position mot, ,
to raise $4,000 by taxes TO defray the expenses OF the
county was carried. Several committees were then
appointed. Chief Of Police Keron left for Hartford
the arrest Of Lanmston white charged with big
amy. The Democratic Executive Committee will meet
| next Monday.
NEwARKJoshua Allen, eolored, was arrested yester-
day for appr0prang money from the sale OF coal from
v.
ave: Emma Bork Ia years Of age was arrested yes,
terday for stealing silver watch and chain from
at the Court Of Special Sessions John Hartman and
Cornelius owen nave each been fined $40 and costs Tor
has commissioner j. W. Jackson FIRST Lieutenant OF
Company G, and Lewis H. Nees Second Lieutenant OF
Company L, 6th Regiment. The Ncw-Jersey Historical
Bociety will meet to-day IN this city. Mr. Charles d.
Deshler wiil read paper on Military Operations OF the
British IN Middiesex during the Revolutionary War
paper will also DO read on Col. Abbott aud the 7th
New-Jersey Volunteers.
Unconstitutional Russell OF No. 81 Park-ave.' and
PhiiIp Ferguson OF New-BrunswIck were severely
scaded In the fire room OF the tugboat Blue Bonnet az
the foot OF Secondst, yesterday They we're engaged
IN testing new boiler, and we're hing II with boiling
them. knocking them down and scaldng both severely
Ferguson removed to Sc Mary's Hospital His life
dcspaired or. Bussell 30 Dduly
went to his own home.
RAuwAY-The Common Council held q meeting Tues
day night aud were visited by delegation OF the
WOman's Temperance League. Mrs Potter, on behalf
OF the Committee protested against the granting OF any
Licenses for the saie Of intoxicating liquors. and pro
duced a general remOnstrance, signed ny many OF the
leading citizens. Seven licenses were withheld until the
next meeting. Most of the saoonkeepers are selling
without license Thomas Gaheney, Chie Engineer OF
the Fire Department, while riding on Tuesday was
thrown from his wagon and his arm was broken.
PATERsoN.-Wlliam Wandle, boy of years, was run
over and yerey injured Jersey aud Oycrsts. yes
terLay by express wagon driven by George Wrdsey.
Tho Rev. Isaac b. Hopwood, pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church OF Newark, and Will assume MS
charge on June i.
TRESToN-Katc coward. a coOred woman, was shot
by James Stout near the "SwdDps tyesterdly He was
eDraged at her refusal to give hun whisky, aud drawing
revolver, fired. The ball entered the leg or his com
panion. stout, who fled, has not been arrested.
OAKRIDGE.-Two freight trains on the Midland Rail
road in collision this village at O'Clock
terday morning Both enSines aud twenty cars were
wrecked The loss Will amount to $4,000 No one was
injured.
UNION HuI.-Mrs. LDbie Cole arrested yester-
lily OF iewelry and wearing apparel from Mrs. d.
Blake. with whom she was living 40 companion.