New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
JERSEY CITY.


the of her fathers residence in Hall iay-s yes
terday, and was drowned.
| Bernard Smith, a painter in Holiday ST,
took quantity of audanum last night TO commit sui
eide, bit Dr. Hardenbcrg was summoned and saved
| his life
Comptroller Carman reported the receipts
last week at S2j,3GG 10 and Treasurer Earl reported
| 266 10.
There was an explosion in the torpedo shop
Of Detvcler & Struts frewoIk factory in Greenvile
last night, and workman named Martin who oper-
atng the silvern9 machine, had his eyesigh totally
destroyed.
John Curtis of No. 327 First st attempted
to commit yesterday by crawling under the gate
at the Newarkaye crossing Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
III front OF an approaching train He was seen by gate,
he ou of work and could not support his family
The inquest in the case of Mary Falon, who
was poisoned at No 10 sussex-st., Wednesday
ing was begun before Coroner Whelan at Bradys
MorQle last evening Sergeant McKag and the officers
who assisted him in attending the and arresting
John Moian the man accused OF administering the
poison testified to the facts substantially published in
THE TRIBUNE ON Thursday, and the inquest Was adj
jOurned. -
The Common Council, last night, apprO-
priated 1900 IN addition TO the original sum- dcfray
the expenses Of rgatta ON the Passac River the
Fourth OF July.
Hurst KOrn, n German, of Buffalo, N. Y,
was struck last evening by locomotive the Newark
and NewYork Railroad, at West Bergen and was seii
Ousy injured about the head leg, and arm. He
brought TO this city and taken to St Mchaes Hospital
At the closing exercises of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church Schools yesterday Henry b. Wagner
took the rectors prize the first honor In the boys
parment, and Cornelius Henry Vanderhoof
awarded the principals prize Robert T.. Vanderycer
pronounced the best seer. In the young ladies'
department Miss Nina Griffith the rccIors prize.
The CorOner's inquest upon the body of
Capt. Joseph Green, who stabbed by Mrs Rosanna
Murray, at Ferry and schalk sts Tuesday night,
concluded late Thursday night. The jury rendered
verdict that Joseph Green TO his death 18th
June 1873, from the effects OF stab with pair OF
shears In the hands Of Rose Murray, and that the
said Rose Murray II guilty OF mBnslaughter. The
jury passed resolution stating that Mrs. Murray had
borne good reputation among her neighbours for
industry Integrity peaceablencss and virtue, and recon-
ended her 10 the favorable and tTciful consideration
Of the Coroner. Mrs Murray admitted 10 bail by
Coroner Osborne In the Of s. 900 yesterday Alder
man B0nykamper and Thomas Richards becoming her
bondsmen.
LONG ISLAND.
CENTRE IsLAND.-The labOrers at Smiths
brick yard paid of on Thursday and number of
them were discharged. Among the latter william
Af and three others, who started for New-York At
Glen Cove they drank freely and when passing through
the woods between Glen Cove md Locust Valley they
Jacob Gordon whom they beat severely and robbed
They then started for the station ut Mneoa and took the
freight train for Hunters Point Gordon followed them
to kewYork, where they arrested and the prsn
ers are 70 be taken before Justice Bennett ut Jamaica
day.
hArrNKoocK-Henry Schmidt, laborer on the farm