New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-17


ST. Francis Hospital yesterday to ascertain who had commit
ted the assault 10 prove fatal she sd
she stabbed by Hhanahan although the ,sr
e en- eas sfss q To- aesnow lied , H.
The elders Of the Newark Methodist Conference
have been informed following appointments, the Con
ference not meeting however until March next: The Rev
Van BenschotcD, Morristowni the Rev. Messrs d. H.
and Vim. p Corbi Trinity, Jersey ciiy the Rev j.
T. Crane Hayersrawi the Rev. A. Palmer Frankhnst,
Newark the Row A. Bee St Luse Hewark the F cai
vary Orange; the Rev ]. Faulks, Newton the Rev WIN
% s 81 rc s scS So s Fus Ede
Newark District The Roy Emery HaIris OF Breos hss
has been proposed to reduce the
TO three.
The Grand jury have indicted about twenty boys
for stealing coal and for other rs;it lsrcenies
George II. Arson, dry goods merchant at No. SO
Ferry st. has failed and assignment TO Joseph ~ Ely
On Wednesday evening a little daughter OF Mr.
Farrell Of No 272 Washing on-st fatally burned while
ses IN D eSaf the N''Hen ''''e lilo "''"'' " ~
Yesterday morning John Green OF No. 200 Acad-
envy with q pipe in his mouth, and falling
asleep bed The smoke and flames awakened
min. and he escaped with few slight burns
Isaac A. Campbell, age 80, who has lived for 70
years Pes findings store in Markets. was found IN
dying condition in his yesterday morning and died the
evening.
The New-Jersey Academy of Medicine assembled
in Library wednesday afternoon with members pres
from all parts Of the state Scientific intelligence real
capied the entire session.
On Wednesday evening John Cogan, tracznan
Delaware Iackawanna and Western Railroad was on
hand car and passenger train was passing
he attempted to take the railing, intending TO be drawn
along this way behind the train he missed DIS ot I
fell the track when the wheels OF the habd car pseu o'er
face decorating II badly and tearing of the upper mp
Elizabeth Cunningham of No . Lock-st who was
rendered insane by the death Of her husband and five children
cut several throat Sunday when she
discovered and the weapon taken away from hef IN
Wednesday che secured large haers KNIFE anu % y,
the County Lunac Asylum from which institution she had
previously been discharged.
EEW-JERsEY.
ErIz.BETH-At 1901 m. on Wednesday. an east
ward or the track the Central Rail
bridge Newark Bay about 1000 feet west OF the
Graw owing to misplaced Ten piled upon
locomotive and FIVE thrown into the bay
NO person Travel delayed for eight hours
HLI.-The Finance Committee of the Town Council
has h , an t, una ~ % ts ttiug ar rest The re-
Unable 70 Sre t,i, eyr .u In orer however 10 sat
isfy citizens, examination viii he made by an expert MI
pet circulation asking that the Bible be rensated
the public schools Three hundred signatures us far have
eastward bound train on the Se ark
was picking up cal on e Wednesday afternoon and
inflicted injuries believed to be fatal.
y as run over G o the Ee sw az ' os
"Wednesday evening, and his leg crushed.
the Saes s al persons sspeca Children
prevent the further spi cad Of smallpox
WEST HoBoKEN.-An additional appropriation OF $4,000
viii be necessary 10 complies The Bulls Ferry road improve
RIvERHEAD.-A boy skating on the mill-pOnd
ago shot bat but hit the nose OF young lady
Who was fortunately far that the ball
spent before u reached her and did not penetrate The
skin.
COLLEGE PoNr-Adolph Levinger the defaner, II now ap
OF the partners In the Ie'lhger agtrpeei
y.
authorities for non payment OF taxes and
STATEN ISLAND.
STApLETON-The Staten Island Railroad Com
rany will have New1 ork at midnight beginning
tomorrow night instead OF l45 heretofore There
in the rpoS that the company intend running the
cars TO Tonpsin,N J..
NEW BuI ulox-The subject n trsmps before the Trus.
tees last meeting. II directed that an ordinance
cred the meeting.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
STAMFORD.-An excursion party is forming to visit
the Centennial Exhibition in a sailing vessel and live board
Of it during the entire trip.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Medical Board of the Eastern Dispensary held
ifs annual meeting Yesterday reClecng Dr. H. CSulyan,
President, and Dr. Fuller walker Secretary.
At meeting Of the Republican Association of the
Xh Assembly District last evening at No % Avenue A. 70
proposed for membership
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson delivered yesterday
afternoon No 33 Union square IL eleventh Of her twelve
Talks English Literature, her subject being "Engish
Essaysts from Bacon to Macaulay"
Tie depOsitors Of the Mutual Benefit Savings
Bank will NEE, today adjoining the bank to take
action upon proposition TO employ counsel and account
art to examine the snars and books Deposors representing
$4,000 oi deposits favor the proportion
special meeting of the Union League Club was
held last evening for the Of considering arepot
the Committee Political Reform Several OF he mem
bat sitter discussion adjourned because
quorum not present
As the time is drawing near for Messrs. Moody and
sankey begin work in this city, special meeting for
prayer In connection this object win be held at
Hall at FoGrthaSe. anu twenty Ist, tis aeiloob,
st4 O'Clock.
The German Milk Dealers Society held meeting
9s Aenst last evening. The President Informed the
meeting that the actoner had been condemned by tbs court
useess and that the Board Of Health
empowered anayze the milk In the and a, he railway
med THIS the milk dealers Thought sufficient pro-
tect purehasr as the law i not prevent The orr
the Bosr Of Health TO dstioy all lilE found which they
judge TO Dc unit for consumption
ToIICE NOTES.
George Anderson. prisoner in the PenItentary on
Blackwelrs Island, died on "Wednesday.
Henry Girard of No. 12f First-ave while playing
in Mulberry, Canst yesterday fell and fractured his
wrist.
Margaret Leavey of No. 213 East Twenty-eehth-
ankle
John smith of No. III Centrc-st., while intoxi-
Gated erdiy fell niO basement at Centre and Grandsts.
and was severely injured
Eliza Cornwell, are 81 died on Wednesday from
Injuries pceved by falling into excavation at Twenty
third and Fifth ave.
During an alteration between Gregory SaxtOn
wife Bridget Last evening, at 40 ll6 Monroe So
Ergrs and she received Injuries about h,r
head and body.
John Wade and his brothcr-in-law, Richard
Walsh alteration last evening at No l2G Br0Dmes
In which Walsh STABBED Wade IN the neck with All oyster
knife, uficting slight wound.
Margaret Murphy, age 80, II No. Washington
bv A Of the ChurchsL line.
battery place Greenwichst and her leg broken.
The diver wss arrested
Harmon Brusche a child, of No. 40 Howard-st.
Last evening, Crosby aud
Howard injured internally. The dr1yei Henry Gold
stein, arrested.
John Carro, distier at Terth-ave., near Thirty