New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04

terdny morning He started to 20 to the shore for e
drink OF watf and accdsnsy ysar Of age and
leaves wife and family.
Henry Barton, painter, was run over wIiie
walking on the track OF the Northern Railroad of Ne"
Jersey Tappan, yesterday afternoon al" sefo"'
injured.
Levi ID. Coykendall Of the Hudson County
Board OF Freeholder was thrown from his carriage
Willie driving In Commun yesterday and ms reg
was fractured Mr. and Mrs Reynolds VINO wefs !" '"'
carriage, wero also thrown out ana severely Dfuseu
Efforts are making to establish Catholic
Protectory and House of the Good Shepherd In this CITY,
meeting OF pcrsone interested held at the residence
OF the pastor of st. bfarys Church Wednesday even
Ing and gsrmancnt organization wes o as sub
scrbed. II Ia expected that the movement VIII involve
an expenditure OF $4,000.
The Supreme Court, at the General Term, al
Trenton yesterday rendered decision In the matter OF
tho application OF the Hudson River Tunnel Company Tor
the appointment OF commissioners assess the value OF
lands belonging the Delaware, Lackawanna and west
Railroad Company needed for the purposes 0l tne
Company and sustans the decision and appointment OF
commissioners by Judge Dcpue This will enable the in-
suspended sinco last Fall
NEWARK.
John Cunningham, jr, Of No. 2OS Newark
st. arrested yesterday for attacking his father win
knife
The Excise Commissioners, on Wednesday
evening, granted twenty-five licenses Tor inc SAFE oi
liquors aud ales.
August Heuninger, butcher, of No. 81
Boyery ST. while cutting meat on Wednesday accident
ally cut his hip, intctiDs a dangerous wound.
The Dominican Fathers have purchased the
residence of James b. Boylan on South OrangeaVe''
with LOT 900 square bounded by three streets on
which they will buld a church
A young lad named Johnson, residing with
his parents at No 375 Halseys broke his leg last night
by jumping from a gravel train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, at the Chcstnut-st. depot
There will be regular meeting OF the Com
mon Council this evening IL is expected that the spe
cal Committee appointed to devise some plan whereby
accidents on railroad crossings may be prevented wi
report IL Is stated that the Democratic majority WI! re-
move among other Republican officials, Justices Mills
and Lambert. ...,
ELIzABErH-J0hn Masters0n, track walker
on the Central Railroad struck by locomotive on
Wednesday night the Elizabethport station ana
died few minutes afterward E g. Brown who bmit the
Bay Bridge and has just completed the bridge across me
R.ritan at AmOy for the EizabethpO and Long Branch
Railroad, will Immediately begin 10 reDnlld the 9is
bridge across Newark Bay ioI the ons s or o.
will be rebuilt in sections, aud viii De done WITHOUT III
terioring with travel
ORANGEThe fair for the benefit OF the Orange Orphan
Asylum opened on Wednesday, In the evening
900 persons present One OF the features OF tho
called The VAR The articles in the number circulated
evening oil original and from the pens OF
Atkinson Marie Mason. and Gen. George Il. Mcclellan
The latter is on Boat Life in Egypt" IN yesterdays
articles by George William Curtis Susan Coolidge ana
Gen. W. T. sherman.
KEARNKYAt meeting OF the trustees OF the Rtner
johnson was elected Senior Warden, and Samuel Davis,
Trustee, the latter in place OF Henry kento deceased
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-A man employed on
the towboat Gen selsel, lying in Newtown Creek,
fell overheard yesterday, and WAS drowned The BODY
has not been recovered An unknown German, in the
employ Henry Kinsey Of whteport, committed suicide on
Monday last by banging No cause can be ascrDed for
the act.
J. Jacobs of Tolcd0ave., New town. climbed into gro
GERS wagon Wednesday to await The return OF the
and In attempting to jump out fell under the wheels,
which passed over his body crushing the breast bone and
CoRoN..-An election took place Tuesday for the
purpose of determining whether the place should be IN
cOrporalcd not. One hundred and nfty-iOur votes
were in all there being 80 in favor of incorporation
and l02 against II.
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwArER.-Th old Board of Trustees of
the village will meet at the Village Hail. staplcton, this
evening for the purpose canvassng the votes cast at
tho late charter ecctsn Benjamin Brown received 52s
votes in the First Ward, and Michael 3 lyman received
52G lyman claims tie the grounds that one ticket
placed in the wrong box, and one Illegal vote was
east.
srArIEros-James Tally was arragned before Justice
lae charter election in Edge.ater. lie was held in
81 900 bail for examination.
NEW BRIGHroS.-GeOrge ". Nemeyer has received the
appointment OF Secretary Of the German Department OF
the Centennial Exhibition ut Philadelphia.
POLICE NOTES.
Officer Dalton Of the Mercer Street Police killed
rabid dog yest' rday near No. l6 Wost Fourthst.
Henry Schroeder arrested yesterday afternoon
By defective Wood while trying dispose Of valuable watch
and chain stolen from Mrs. Collins of No. 800 West Twenty
eighth ST.
At the Washingt0U-pacc Police Court Yesterday
NJ held in II 900 bail for stealing jewery
beyeniLave.
John Richmond of No. 1903 Park-placc, while at
work AT Pier 90 Moth River yesterday, crushed by
and his leg fractured He was taken to the
Park Hospital
Lawrence O'Ncil was taken to the Seventh Pre-
station O'Clock last night, suffering from
OF the head received In encounter with
some unknown men
John MeDonnelly Of No. 40 Bayard-st., while at
work on the ling I'm the of No 1874 Motst Yesterday
through hatehway from the third 10 the cellar
and injuries received that "l probably prove fatal
John Gundarm an Italian, living at No. II Jersey
st. last evening and stabbed the left by
unknown young supposed TO be licensed Xcnder
sent TO Bellevue Hospital, and his assaant
capped.
James Mathews Of No. 81 North Seventh-st., Will
brought tho Mulberry Street Police sta
ton Yesterday partially unconscious and having severe cut
over Mathews unable To give any account OF
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