New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-30

moved from st. Francis Hospital TO the CITY Prison yes
terday ~ be held M witness me teiloes W h"@e
sthteinfnt In relation 70 the stablhDg array
Joseph Autcnreith, formerly the contractor
for reno wing dead animals argned in the Court
Of Quarter Sessions yesterday charge OF having m :
ciousy the publication Of be rejecting upon
Police Commissioner Edmundson. hut%hreith gave
NEWARK.
Sheriff Garfield is seriously i'll, and his at
tending ply sciau has expressed doubts Of hts recovery
Notice was given yesterday that the street
ears on the Newark aud Bloomfield line. between the
stables mount Peasantaye. and BIoonneid' VIII Dc
Immediately withdrawn.
The funeral of Mrs Julia DOdd took place
from Trinity Episcopal Church yesterday Among the
pal-bcarers Cortandt Parker, tho Hon Joseph r.
Bradley Associate Justice ~ United bCacS oupi"ho
Court, and other prominent citizens.
William Wolf, q waiter in q Market-st. res
taurnt home intoxicated Tuesday evening, and
auarreed with his wife. Two officers hearing the dir
turbance entered the house, and found Wolf lying IN a
poo OF blood Police Surgeon Baldwin WA summoned,
and dressed a wound On Wors hend, inHeted IL
IL supposed, by tamblcr IN tho hands OF his VIE NO
- '''' "'' ' NEW-JERsEY.
IloBOKEN--The late Charles Forbes will be
buried from the Methodist Church in Eghth-st Mt III
a. ~ to-day The Fire Department and the members VI
Hobolen IOdee Of Masons Manhattan CommanderY No.
81 OF New-Yori and Crescent Chapter No 800, Royal
Arch Masons Of New-Y0rk VIII attend the funeral
The Common Council has resolved TO mel ease te DoDs
the Treasurer of tie Board OF Education from S"Ooo
to $4,000
PRINCETON JUNCrOy.--The Pennsylvania Railroad
roa-raro discovered the body Of mau ylnS near we
track thrcefourths OF mile west of this place on cue
night of Dec. p. small sum OF money ana an 'iu
grant ticket for Pittsburgh were FOUND upon MN h'
name is supposed to be Patrick Wright
MoRPIsrowN-Many invited guests including me GOV
crnor OF The STATE, state officers members oi thc Rs
latre and prominent ens OF Gig1sn
WEST HoBOKrN-Mrs. John schick retired in her
usual health Tuesday night at her residence III r
ner sane Yesterday morning she wac found cead Ill Ded
CupwrGI.-John J. Kent died from ookjaw on Tues
day afternoon the result OF wound m his leg received
from the accidental discharge OF his gun
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning chill l. years old, OF
pTieE Finley was probably fatally scalded BY the mp
setting OF kettle OF hot water.
LONG ISLAND.
JAwArCA.-While Joseph D0tsel, yesterday,
wds trying drive squirrel from cump Of grass with
his gun, which he held by the muzc, the loek caaSht
and charge exploded, tearing his hand ana "f'S'
FLUsHISG-The County Treasurerelect OF Queene
Couuty c. Edward earn. has submitted his bond ana
srees for 100000 to the Board OF SUPERVISORS ana
they have been approved
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsTLEToS.-A large number Of liquor saloons
are now in existence, and OF tue Excise ConnIs-
siouers named Woodruff Is it is stated barkeeper ~ a.,
saloon in the Caslleton House, WeS' Brighton 'N'
amount collected for hcenfyes is o2,Slo.
POLICE NOTES.
Marv Hartmann age 10, of No. 2,150 Third-aye.,
feil from the story window yesterday anu was
almost instantly killed
William MacdorOugh, age 9, died at his homo 81
No. 3i3 West FOryth - on Tuesday, nom DO" upon
the abdomen, received on Dec. 10
PAssAfc-Durng tie fire Tuesday night Thomas
Bucaow Of tie McLean!Io Company sustained pr1h%,
iy fal Injuries through the fall OF chimney, which
broke both nis !c.s and bruised his body
PATRksON.-CeOrge Sheppard, age rs, OF Barns'ey,
I4lncashire Eng!ad was run over by me eastw"t1
bound cxpress train at the Van lt0uOn7st crOsnB ~
the Erie Railway Yesterday and died IN a ie" hours
Sheppard was somewhat deaf.