New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07
sfterward II was set on re The defense In % at:smpt
70 prove an alibi The case Ia still on.
NEWARK.

TO prove an albi. The case Ia still on.
NEWARK.
A rabd dog was shot yesterday morning at
Plane-st. and Morris and Essex Railroad-avc
The will of the late Owen Gray was admit
ted to probate yesterday The property left by Mr. Gray
amounts 10 900 legacy Of 1900 IL given TO Bishop
Corrigan for the Orphans Of 81. James's Parish
Theodore Blair, baggage master on train
on the Paterson and Newark Railroad was struck on the
temple and severely injured on saturday by stone
by unknown person. as tho tram was crossing
the plank road
Catharine Harper, II years old, residing at
susscxayc and Fosrthst, attacked by vicious COW
Sunday. badly injured about the head and hips
e inc ne accident are entertained that sho
will not recover.
The various lodges of the Order OF Harngari,
benevolent secret society in this city, cele-
braed the twcnyifth anniversary Of the foundation OF
their order, In this city, yesterday large number OF
lodges from NewY0rk, jersey City, Hoboken. Brooklyn,
through Broad and Market-sts and South Orngeaye to
schitzen Park, where picnic was held.
The number of casualties on Sunday and
Monday quite large, and few OF them will doubt
less prove fatal. Mrs Michael Gangwisch was run over
at Ferry and Frcderickssts and seriously injured Dut
hopes entertained OF the womans recovery Joseph
Wilson, II years Old of Point Lane near the Bril- farm,
shot III the right side BY the accidental discharge oi
a pistol IN tho hands OF his cousin. Anna Coeyman,
young lady residing at No. 2i2 alnntst was badly
burned on Monday by her clothing taking nre from
Chinese cracker She Is not expected To recover.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-Althur Gleason and
John Hagerty OF Twenty-hrstst New-York, while In
Hunters Point on Monday, became intoxicated. and at
tempted to shoot pedestrians and were arrested mex
q candidate for the lid Assembly District OF Long
Island George Little of Hunters Point was badly
burned about the hand and faee Monday, by the eI
plosion Of cannon.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.-Jeremiah ReardOn and James
White arragned before Justice Garrett, on Monday
the the charge OF assault and battery and the
latter charged with disordery conduct IL appears that
the two got into an argument about the opposition Jerry
boats, which finally resulted in blows They were fned
$40 The opposition Of the two rival ferry
lines much disOrcrly conduct here particularly
Sunday evenings, when number OF rougns from the
village cOnTegate In the vicinity, and numerous nights
only prevented by doubling the force OF police on duty
there.
EDGEw ,rER-James Baker Census Enumeration for
the Ward reports the number OF inhabitants there
to be 1889.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Mt. VERNoN.-A lad about 13 years old,
OF Thomas Conan builder lost both OF his eyes
Monday evening by an explosion OF gunpowder.
Mt KIscoThe election for village officers resulted as
smith william Banks and Charles Van Tassell Treas
urer, Harrison Teller; Collector. Albert Banks.
NEW-JERSEY.
ELrzABETu.-Dr David S. Perry, living and
practcng in the lower wards, has been arrested and
committed IN default or $1,000 Dall TOT an alleged cr-
na operation the person OF Margaret Jennings, girl
Is years DID,. Richard McCutcheon 81 years DID, OF
Westneld was killed Monday the Central Railroad.
WAS struck by locomotive and his skull crushed,
| his leg broken, and his face badly cut.
CALEwEII.--A serious accident occurred on Monday
night by the premature discharge or cannon. whIie
under the influence OF liquor, George Baldwin mterfeed
with the gunner, when the gun prelnaturcy exploded,
| blowing OIL Baldwins arm near the shoulder.
IIOBOKEN.-Mrs. CrOtty OF No 169 Newarkst was adj
mitted Mays Hospal yesterday, suffering from
piaIOlahOt wound i'll the thigh Size wounded Wbno
sitting at her window on Monday night, nursing an liz
fant. Tie person who fired the shot Is not known.
ORANGE.--On Monday evening James Horton and Will
liam Corfus had an alteration in Rairoadave, when
Horton bit of OF Coriuss fingers besides biting HIN
about the and arms. Both were arrested.
PArERsOS.-The Committee Bridges Of the Board OF
FreehOdcrs presented yesterday an adverse report on
the application for bridge over the Passaic River
| at SiXtn-ave.
UNION HIIL-LOuis Wietzel, age %, unmarried, was
seized with cramps while bathing III tire Hackensack
River on Monday and drowned.