New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
NETWORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
The annual inspection Of police took place
yesterday afternoon at the Police Central Once IN Null
berry-st.
Police Capt. Killilea's trial was postponed
yesterday account Of absence Of the counsel for tho
defendant.
Yesterday the chOristers of Trinity Chapel
presented the Rev. Bishop Tozer late Of Zanzibar with
silver card case az token OF their love and respect
| A permit was issued yesterday for the burial
the body Of Juba Hrsch who died. at the age OF lou
years at No. 24o East Fory-eghthSt He had been con-
| fined to his bed for three months.
| A meeting of captains, sergeants, and inspect
tors Of police took place yesterday morning at police
headquartert relative to the death Of Capt. Jshn viii
hanson d resolutions Of regret for his death and esteem
| for his character were passed
A meeting of the managers of the different
places Of this city is to be held at Wal
lacks Theater Thursday, April Is, at IL .. IN, to
| arrange bcnent performance FOR the rensI OF tne
hs xe and ave ohdr We're LETT entirely unprovded
| for.
Three cases of death from smallpox were
reported at the Coroners office yesterday one being that
of child at No. 235 SecOnds the second being that OF
Albert O. Wobbe age 10 years. who died ut No. AZ Ave-
nue. d and the third being child at No. 1877 Fifthst
The cases were referred to Coroncu woltman and lick
| hOG for investigation.
Alon1o Roe, the contractor, who was cen
i
essy left wirerope stretched from derrick the
sidewalk Fftynintst, and thereby caused the death
OF Dennis Murphy, who fell over It on April o. appeared
ot might be- Drought against him BY tho Grand july
Coroner KesseT accepted bail iSr MIN ns sum o.
| seventh$t becoming the bondsnan.
A communication was received yesterday by
tho Commissioners Of Charities and Correction from Port
SPAIN Trinidad West Indies under date Of March 16
informing the Department of the death Of Hugh McKin
non age II years. who transferred to the school,
ship Mercury from Harris Island Oct. n, 1874, and
whose death occurred while the ship at anchor OFF
San Fernando The funeral Wa attnded by several or
S m.a nd ~ 81 .es a Mayor
guard Of honor, az we'll az attending the funeral
| carried but at the hospital building on the island
BROOKLYN.
William Wallace, physician, OF No. 133
Congressst has been arrested upon charge of perjury
| in connection with affidavit made in the Tucker
divorce suit and committed f4r exannat1n Inc Ease
| Riley.
| Charles Schierer, a laborer, Of No. 2GS
| Elery-st., committed suicide yesterday morning by
hanging himself from the top of door He had been
SnsS Of to- aSs ,SI & Was st by his
Of age.
The Tennessee is being rapidly fitted for
duty at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and will be ready for
trial trip in five days. This vessel will Join the
Asiatc Squadron, in charge Of Capt. ": ". Low. The
and sc out Ss be
supplied BY the Minnesota now stationed 81 n
putting IN screws preparatory TO the trial trip.
! The case of Sarah Merrigan, indicted for the
murder of Margaret Hamml, in september, 1873, was
called yesterday for trial in the Court Of Oyer and Ter
MINER before Judge Pratt and Justices WoOlfer and
M Of fSs sstnee OF % %
counsel for tho prisoner and on other grounds The
na the any Hn ss 81
week liking It psremptorily for that time unless Mrs
Merrigan should then DO ply scally unable TO attend
The billiard tournament in the City Assembly
Rooms was continued last evening with good attend
ancc Of spectators The first game between Maurice
Daily and A. p. Radophe, and was easily won by the
former The largest run was one Of 1877 points made BY
The second game was GARNER and Cyrlle Dion,
GARNER winning His largest [Ins were ,S 81 49, S
win conclude the tournament tomorrow evening the
tie w S gasa not Sa yet ses wins the rS
John Fullam of No. 11S North Seventh-st.,
who was assaulted last Tuesday evening by George
Seems grocer in the Eastern District on Sunday made
antemOtem statement to Coroner Nolan, his attend
ing physicians having given up all hopes Of his recovery
c.%panions ali more or less ntozicatei went to snss
store, where some misunderstanding arose and seems
times he in the mean time, hitting Seems with large
stone Seems was brought TO the bedside OF the dying
Been sa Employed on Prospect and about Is
OF age. - -
JERSEY CITY.
John Farley, brakeman on the Erie Rail-
way had his hand crushed while coupling at the
tunnel yesterday.
j. II. Anderson, who was injured on the Erie
Railway the Long Dock, about week ago, died late
on Sunday night FROM his injuries
The couplings of train of loaded stock cars
were broken the incline plane at the AbattOr yestcr
day, and ran down upon train of empty cars, doing
81 900 worth OF damage.
NEWARK.
Patrick Corish and Jacob Hardcastle were
arreste yesterday for highway robbery complaint Of
Michael Carn, Of Ferguson
Christopher Brustle, who keeps SALOON at
No. 364 Courts fell from shed yesterday and fractured
hts skull, producing a fatal injury
The regular Spring session of the Chassis of
Newark will be held in the East Reformed Church today
The business session will begin at 10 In the
ing addresses will be delivered by several ministers Of
the Classis. - -
EEW-JERSEY.
ELHADETH.-On Saturday night, Richard WITHIN was
arrested for assault little girl four years old,
daughter Of r j. Dallas Of Westheld lie is supposed to
be the who attacked Miss Fowler Of that place,