New-York tribune., 1875-01-26

loon No a Groye on Sunday night and arrested ted
gambling. The charge oouli not he sustained hut rhe7
were fined so each for card playing on SUNDAY CAS-
ton held for examination CITY Collector Love
reports the receipts st week for OF s34s9 90
NEwARK-In the Essex County suprrme Court yester
d IaGc hs ca,S & 81 a,eyt wa. o. 5s" sS e
THIS 10 m aeton 70 recover $4,000 Tor DAMAGES sus
tanned by the plaintiff at the aepot ia tnss
ingmens Building and Loan Assocission ORGANIZED its
shares cosl slo6 they are now neo ~ WIZ eagn
aud AZ alley, was robbed OF large qlanuty OF nans
and meat. Ihe tournament OF tue .wark Chess C'up
bas b.gun and four prizes have been r'feo w the l
ners glteen players have entered into tue contest
Tue Day OF Prayer for Colleges viii he observed pY
puOllc meeting IN tue First Prdsby tenin Cnufch on
Tnars lay afternoon. TLe III sters OF 81 Mobaels h1s-
pta have been iecdns tne loJger. Nc me p1es nsr
will be hell at the Park Housa on February a.. Aieel
man McNIllv or the Twelfth Ward ma: receyeu .ne
D,mocratc caucus noIsInatVn Tor Assistant buporlh
Iendent OF the Al ioduct Board Tie coofeu elI
will at the Arlingon-st. NJ f. Chrch tnls evening
TO make arrangements for the celebration OF the passage
of the Fifteenth Amendment There were AZ deaths ~
the Soldiers Home during the year ending OctoDer OIL
1874. o. these 2j were from coDsumptloD. Ibere arc
247 inmates at tle Amshous". Tie funeral OF the Iae
Nathan Hedges, scnoo teacher TOOK place IRON ms resi-
denee Hgbst yesterday aitcrnoon IN the presence
OF large nunOer of friends an relatives Inc serV,cSs
were per ormed by tae Rev. Df. searns, and tae pail
bearers among the oldest aud most inf 1lentisl
citzens. .On Saturday the main shalt In the
edge-i3oi factory OF WIN. Waite, No. Commercial;
exploded large number OF enpl'yos will have to lie
Graud Jury for the January Term eudrd he.r laDors
Yesterday ana were discharged after making present
ment calling atcp to the fact that for several years
past, number OF citizens OF the county nave fHudu
lently evaded OF taxes coneideraolo
portions OF their real and personal property. TDey
fur that the thus oil ia the city or
Newark has In some years amounted 10 nearly SOooOo
PATERSON Col Bradley OF Newark fell on the Ice ON
Sunday fractured MS cJlar-bole, wnils trying u
catch q train tine Paterson aad Newark RiilrOad..
Tne CeureyIll Stitts aud FrLnkiu on tue
Paterson aud Newark Railroad, were broken open Ol
Sunday Di<ht and small amount of money and goods
stolen from Tie Burns dlIncr took place In
Odd Fellows Hall last evening Addresses were ma 10
Nv Rev. G. ID. shaw and tue Rev. JOnu X Id ..TIe
monthly meeting Of the Paterson sunday school Assoc
atIOD held In the Broadway Reformed CIurcn Last
nIgnt Addresses we're made by the Rev. j. Howard
Say dam of Jersey CITY anu tue Rev. Mr. SLaw
ELIzABETH.-Severa slight accdeuts to locomoti yes
hdppeueL Oh tue Central Railroad yesterIay. Tue
watCnmin IN the r0unLousc tnis city bIiit fire IN
engiue No. 49, Whoh sJan 1nX la BOIL iin, Die
tao throttle UpeD nnd when rullclJut steam had
generated the locomotive btcked ino the yaI of tne
Upeu tUiu-tabls doing considerable damage. Ehgine
No. 40, by similar mishap at COmnunJaw, was very
much shattered Locomotive No. 80 ran OH Track at
Broadst depot. but damage, other than Ihe de-
lay IN the running Of trains was done.
UoBoKEN.- Patrick John W.lam4, q member OF the
Common Council, died at an early nOur yesterday MORN
ug his residence No. l9 MdsniugtJnst, of enlarge
upnt OF the nser. zDcccdsed was Ia npperary,
ia 1921 and emigrard to America IN ls46. He
e lyes VIE ind 1--we children Patrick U.pnett. an
empluye of the horse company, ruL over by a
yesterday uOrnlnS. HIs Injuries, tnoJIh
severe, will not prove fatal