New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
NETWORK CITY.

Margaret Waters employed Ut Sp0oner q Baucrs
box paper factory in Cana fell through the hatchway from
tsi. Her injuries are said 10 be fatal
Henry Folmer of No. 165 Hester-st- fell through
hachway from ground in the building at No. lo4
st. yesterday where he employed as clerk and
injuries received that probably viii prove fatal
Thomas Phalen, age 1s, residing on FOrty-sixth-
st. between Second and Thdaves fell from an Ice cart on
hirave between Eighty second and bird. ana
hour afterwards
Alexander McMay of No. IS Avenue c, who was
beaten Tuesday saloon at Eghthst and Avenue
,me sd yss We had lad no medical
Mullgan was arrested late last night
The Republicans of the XXth Assembly District
held meeting evening at No 100 East F1yfourthst
William Kellock introduced resolution, which was passed
apro, ing political conduct Of Assemblyman Jacob Hess
In the Legislature.
Maggie Waters of No. 971o Baxter-st., employed
paper factory at No. 2Os Canals fell through the
hatchwav the third hoo and rrecpate through the
scalp received which probably will
prove fatal.
The Committee appointed by the Liberal Republic
state Executive Committee have appointed Cen John
Cocrane Chairman. and Col Benjamin A. Willis Secretary
The Committee will the United States Hotel In sara
toga at ncon on July ~ and determine e n am psn Tor Tor
such Convention
The several companies of the 9th Regiment will 90
rifle practice the following days during
this month: Companies and =, Monday the 18th; Com
panes and Thursday the 17th Companies d and on
Friday the 18TH Companies and II on MONDAY the 2st
At @ on e anoy on each Of the above days
No excuse for absence will be received
The Board of Managers of the New-York City
Church Extension Missionary Society met yesterday at
the Mission Rooms No. S0j Broadway J. NJ Cornell pre-
siding Favorable report received from all the churches
and Sunday the sdiciion Of the Society
the total amount Of bscnpons received 10 be 5000
goSeS Colgate and the rs@ rrs IsPG!s Publ
nc months 5ny Aas9s i, and se Dnss
and eleyenthst announced to take place June ~
BROOKLYN.
There will be music at Prospect Park at p. M.
to-day.
Samuel Levy, child of 2l2 years, residing at No.
i2 wytheave and Instantly killed in front of
his residence last evening.
delegation of Temperance advocates visited the
of Police and Excise yesterday and urged
strict enforcement OF the Sunday clause Of The EhcSe
The Spring Regatta of the Nereid Boat Club will
take place p day. There will be races between
four Dared gigs pair Dared Shells and sc SHELF s a
return.
The Coroner's jury in the of William Dolan
rendered night that Doan came to his death IRON
peuro pneumonia caused by stab wound inflicted oy Pe,
the Grand Jury.
The body of Martin Lee of No. 81 Dimond-sf.,
f. D. which disintercd by order Of Coroner Nolan was
rbured Yesterday having been shown by an autopsy that
bites OF dog. as had been alleged
Michael Caromanti, the Italian who was suspected
Of completely in the Of sgnor Torni com
m yesterday BY Justice Dear to Await the ae 81 the
iarrs saloon The night of May IL
Police Superintendent Folk having received sew
eral anonymous that Lizzie Lloyd King tie alleged
muIdersss Of Charles GSoc Was in rGS IN s.n
Affirmative reply.
Patrick Craulcy. vagrant, gained access to the
house OF Margaret E. Nugen in Thirty eighth st. near
Thriave ago, under pretense Of begging He
stole sco clothing and and s Eas
and Justice S belnar committed trial.
JERSEY CITY.
Michael Drummer was arrested yesterday for stab
bling Frank Keller during dispute in the Jersey City Sugar
house.
The Controller reports that his receipts last week
$2s373 TO- and the City Treasurer reports cash bal
in bank yesterday Of S4l,75l 3d.
The jersey City and Long Branch Railroad was
completed yesterday and the draw bridge on the Rarian
River said to be the largest in the world will be opened ats
a. IN. Monday for the first time.
John Dunn age 80 years, a brakeman on the
Railroad fell from the roof Of freight car while
passing the Warren ST. crossing yesterday morning. lie ie
between the and was crushed to death
On Thursday night Mrs. Hays, wife of the officer
IN charge Of Ellis Island assaulted and robbed Of sachc
Mt Comnnnipaw by James Ford discharged soldier who had
served III the island garrison. Ford was arrested.
Coroner John Lynch and ex-Coroner John Mahan
sentenced in the Hudson County Court by Judge HON
yesterday to fine Of and to IN Inc
and battery.
James Madden was sentenced to State Prison for
two years County Court Of Special Sessions
ST an meas assaa the o%%erhp Of broken
clay p pc, in the Hudson City Gas Works
1t has been discovered by the Fractional Currency
Department in city there large quantities OF
spurious nickel coins circulation. The counterfeit is
Specimens assayed and found to be genuine nickel
the o e, a very Se from the West side OF the
city Many of these through car conductors and some
from the ferries.
NEWARK.
Clarence L. Beach, an agent for Y. b. Brewster, a
tea dealer yesterday for appoprang his
use 800 Of his employers money
William j. Porter of No. 9i2 Broad-st. sent
TO Jail Oh Thursday complaint Of Charles Thomas Collector
Of Arrears for the Ninth Ward for payment OF
his taxes for 1874 amounting to sl5
At a meeting of German citizens held at Burger
Hall Thursday night society organized for the esab
shent Of Institution for The instruction OF Young people
wsh 10 become German Lngllsl teachers
The annual meeting of the managers of St. Barna-
bas Hospital held Thursday night and the following
elected The Rev.J. N stansbury and the Rev.
W. W. Newton, Vice Pfosidens D. Smith Wood, Secretary
John o. Young Treasurer Mrs VIM p s1alley assistant
Treasurer the Rev H. smith Chaplain Bishop Odenhemer
holds President TIE Iasnrss re showed zee, The
pcuditures ss,5i3 81
A special meeting of the Common Council was
held night special election ordered to be held in
The Eighth Ward on July i 10 fill the vacancy the Com
mon Council caused by the resignation of Aid, Eli H.
Reynolds President eorcanizcd the Finance Committee
follows Aldermen Pine Chairman johnson and Schcnck.
awarded for building new wing TO City Home
for the giils follows Mason work TO
Guern vanerhoo 81, ADO carpenter work 10 J. NJ. Smith
q BIO, $4,000.
EEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN.-ThOmas ii. TraphageD, n collector en-
poyed by the Railway Company has absconded Is
ported, with 81 900 belonging TO the Company.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CIIY.-Sixty-eight applications to
sell liquor in NewtOwn have been granted The authorities
will to-day to ordinance reference dogs
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