New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04

urdsy for highway robbery he having robbed little girl OF
| 20 cents
On Friday evening a son, 3 years DID, OF Josiah
Iteneld OF No &c Bloomfield fell into pail oil poll
ing water and badly scslded that he died during the
night
James r. Gilmore Edmund Kirk has brought suit
,oinst Tb> Nra,k Ereng Courer for libel based on the
publication Of an article charging Mr. Gilmore with fraud In
certain real estate transactions
Ebenezer Francis ir., was recently tried for for
gerry and the Jury failing he was resresed on satur
av and bis hail increased TO his father becoming bis
SoSds@an 4 new trsi is set down for Thursday
The Rev. John Coyle, ID. D., of st. Luke's Method
list Episcopal Church. preached his farewell sermon last hgh
10 his departure Francisco where he as
sumes the pasorae Powell street church The change
made account Of Mrs. Coyles serious III health
The Common Council Friday evening ordered
IN second reading an ordinance prohibiting the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company from running their trains through tne c
greater rate Of speed than eight miles an hour undef
penalty Of $50 for each oHense.
At the meeting of the cOrpOratOrs OF the Montclar
Railway held saturday, Smith Ely jr C. l. Perkins j. DO
Menfoie Jacob y. Randolph H. b. Ferris NJ A. Myers ana
J. wyman Jones were elected directors and Jacob F. Ran
rotary Tho road formally transferred 10 he ne" cVI
the Passaic bridge without delay.
NEw-JERSEY.
ORANGE-Some of the largest property owners on
PARK ave. which assessed for benefits will II Is sad
nav no attention newly appointed Commission a. they
regard the action OF the Board Illegal and uniusa
BILE Yesterday closed the eighth year OF Inc KY a ION
celebrated with appropriate services In the chr'n !" @
evening
blacksmith and keeps ce in part Of The shop on
Friday nSs tbs 6 Ep w was n P s
Of siGO in postage stamps ard small amount OF currency
boat on the Hackensack River SATURDAY afternoon acct
denaly discharged hs gun the chafSe snfTg s 70 s
i home S' near by by, in dying condition
MEr i of Wor bergen VAS rampsd upon
by the horses attached to an engine ami almost instantly
PAIERsoS-The Rev. Father Curan Of st John Baptists
q Rsacs5a s m Father B%s WIZ be- 3
wmPPAyYJohn Fox, age 60 hborer hung himself to an
sppe tree on Friday Domestic trouble ana deiu "eien'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NORTH YoSKERs.-A section of the New-forb,
Boston, Montreal Railroad from this point to Ighbrdge
viii opened public travel to-day Six trains DAY Will be
Brane OF the Hudson River Railroad at KussJise
Kinskyst Station, and at Hghbrdge for the Grand Oehua
wgsI sonERs-Clsrk REYNOLDS has been arrested on Ia
Seng Sh and nom Sg "y dry
goods and other property.
MOUNT vERsox-An attempt made early on SATURDAY
morning IRE to the greenhouse Of Mr. Mooney ON Ih
Fourth ST.
been n5ed to pssome the pastor the BaP, Church
STATEN ISLAND.
RossynLF-The Rev. Mr. Reye, pastor of the
woodrow Methodist Church. yesterday preached the funeral
T sOn 81 house @T a~ft Ef VI" the
POLICE NOTES
Daniel Whaey, age ~ of No. 10 0rchard-st., fell
YESTERDAY in Beeknan ST. and fractured his leg
William Ennis, age IL, Of No. 500 Hudson-st.,
on saturday Of and received conclusion OF the
brain.
Edward Patten age T. sell yesterday afternoon
from fourth story window Of 10 9S6 Fghtbsye to me
yard and was fatally injured
Margaret RearGon age 81. a servant al No 800
West Thry.frst-st while cleaning the shylsh'' IeH
through aud seriously injured Oh thehead
James Holmes age 81, of No. 53i West Forty-
third was knocked down yesterday by horse az Forty
second and Eighth and received severe injuries
The body of an uni nown man, age about 81, > feet
IN inches I'm HIGHT Attn ed in aud vest with no
coat was found on SATURDAY North River Al the loot OF