New-York tribune., 1875-03-04

which provides for raising $4,000, 10 DO pai" !" 'S
years. 5000 IN each year. ,
srAprroy-Joseph Oliver. ago 76 has agfeeu, Dclo, ae
Jnstice assner to separate from his thrd wc, ae '
aud proposes cross the ocean TO get u iour'h "'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Ryr.-The train which leaves New-York az
I.as m on the New.Hayen Railroad yesterday after
noon ran OF tho track this village. Inc mah'oa'
turned over and was badly damaged. and formed co
plee blockade on both tracks. causing deteDton OF a
other trains at that point until aftcr midnen,. % 10
the passengers were hurt. NO appdreh' e""'0 ~ Wv
accident could be discovered. ~,
TUCKAUOE-In consequence OF the strike among M tne
ice men here number Of men from other places IA
been employed. One OF these. resident OF Br%ewttHr %
Station whose not ertained whle coup,nS
crushed that amputaton viii probably be necessary
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The County Board OF Health
has suspended the proceedings against Dr. Carl Henze
OF Union ill for neglect to report case OF smallpox
Dr. Hentzel paid the 6ne and costa, amounting TO s'o
The funeral OF the late Hon. George Mclaughlin 'ooS
place from his former residence at Grove ana wayne
sts yesterday afternoon. The attendance OF promnem
citizens and officials was large The services were h
conducted by the Rev. p ID. Van Cleef Inc
street sweepings used by the Erie Railway Com
pany In filling IN near the depot, at Long DooA'
fs the air with stencil, and causes much complaint
NEwARK-There were eight cases Of small llpox IN TINS
city last month"; two OF which proved fata Inere are
now six cases. two Of which are at the City Hospital.
appear as a morning paper. The trial OF Henry n
Jacques Of East Orange wealthy property-o"ner hoi
gun in the Quarter Sessions yesterday He does not
deny that he Intended TO create debt Tor ne pupoe
been fully effected when he his tax return
Benjamin NJ. Messer. Centre Market huckster. was
season The anniversary of the Newark City Mission
and Church Extension Society Will take place Mohuay
evening at st. PauPs NJ E. Church Blshop Simpson anu
the Rev. DR.. Sims will make addresses.
HoBOKEN-William ]. Winges and John F. Cordls,
OF the Society for the Prevention OF cruelty 10
damages to James McBrde the alleged proprietor OF
cockpit. The PIT aud birds were found Nv tne delens
the force employed in obtaining access were
held TO be unlawful Hopes are entertaineu 'nat
Patrick Berkeley will survive the injuries sustained by
Jumping from u railway train on Tuesday night.
BLooMFIELD.-Constabe Davis yesterday arrested
six young men. who are charged with breaking anu
entering number OF dwellings, and stores IN ths place,
by which they obtained large amount OF inQHey anu
general punder One OF the parties confessed his gnlt
their arrest Unangst who offered his name as cand
date for Township Collector. finding 776 DELINQUENT tax,
OF 1874 and alleged extrayagant appropriations
for 1885, has withdrawn 1t.
EIIZABETH-Mr. Hatfield OF Newark, brakeman on
the Central Railroad Of NewJersey whie swltcmng
ana % sustained ia fracture Of i6e On Tuesday night
the residence Of the late Dr. Cross on North BOahst'
The Captain Rose. lying at the docks near the
sunk In about IL feet OF water on Tuesday night Inc
cargo was partly OF fire brick
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Van Nest, residing near
this place, was found dead in his barn on Tuesday
hanging by a rope from a beam. He was CT years Old
and his wife Is only 81. They had had some difficulty,
and placed under bonds for her support whlch
prey ed on his mind and led TO the act
MARsHALL's CoRSER-Raph Heron OF this place
aged IS years, driving across the track OF the Mer
Ger and Somerset Railroad on Monday, III company VAN
two OF men, when his sleigh struck by special
traiD and Mr.. Heron almost instantly Killed. HIS
companions escaped uninjured
PATERsOy.-Chares Nebb, a workman at Todd Raf'
fertys shops. had his eyes destroyed yesterday W
drops Of molten iron.