New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

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Samuel Derrickson, f., lawyer, was placed
ye,terday under bonds appear before the Grand jury
by Judge Davis assaung officer Bluein whne IN ns
execution OF his duty.
John Wittinger, Pole, employed by the Erie
Railway Company. over by train at the east M
ern terminus Of tho Bergen Tunnel yesterday and hs
foot was so badly crushed that amputaon Of part Of II
was necessary. -,
A westward freight train Of the Erie Rail-
WAY ran off the track at the Northern Railroad Junction
at a late hour Thursday night. and four cars were
wrecked The engine sank into ditch and was almost @
accident occurred through misplaced switch.
James Donovan lost both of his legs by an
accident about month ago the Long Branch Division
OF the Central Railroad Of NewJersey aud his fellow en-
ployes the road have PROPOSED aIsc , m Nam
ment for his benefit, 10 DO gwen III Lhpiaiy h" v" '
day, Feb. 2l.
In the Hudson County Court OF Special Ses-
SONS yesterday John Grau was convicted OF assouthg
his wife Rosanna jan a. and was remanded 70 jan
to await sentence Frederick Mortem =, convicted OF
selling cigars without license, was sentenced to the
County Penitentiary for sixty days John B Drubin
and Charles e. Tnayer residents OF NewYok were sen
fenced TO ls months in State Prison for stealing air
brakes from the Pennsylyanis Railway They hau re-
tractcd their former plea Of not guilty. FRANK DesgAh
an Italian 10 convicted of stealing bag OF coal from
the Pennsylvania Railway Comp any ana sentence 10
tho County Jail 10 days Tne of Michael walsh
Of No IsS Adams-st, HobokeD, called Matilda, his
husband had attempted TO XIII her with hatchei, and
Mcnael arrested and held for trial feheray irs.
%asn efuses IL cotted Tbe court Wss shout to mold
Mrs Walsh charge OF PERJURY, but released her Oh
account Of her infant child.
NEWARK.
Successful reyivals of religion arc IN progress
at the First aud Fifth Baptist Churches.
f. Durham & Co. are paying their creditors
25 per cent Of their claims.
Eighty conversions are reported in the Cen
tral Methodist Episcopal Church
The voluntary plan will 20 into operation at
the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Bishop Odcnheimer is understood to have
rented the Fatonto mansion IN Wasbingon-st ana VIII
occupy 1t on April l.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Price celebrated the
anniversary of their wedding on Tuesday night
About 100 members family present the old
being than 20 and tue youngest under years
Of age.
At the regular meeting of the Common Coun-
ell last evening special committee 10 I've known as the
Centennial Committee, was appointed, with view 10
the proper representation of Newark at the Centennial
Exhibition
Lambert Speer the Fish Warden of Essex
County reports that the black placed IN the Passac
are I'm nne condition. and recommends nshways at the
PassaIc fas and Little Falls To admit salmon, slal and
other fish requiring salt water at certain seasons VI h'
year.
The bill before the Legislature requiring
railroad ticket agents have ucatcs from tue com
panies issuing the tickets would seriously nlnre the
business OF small shopKeepers VINO purchase ucN,s
Iics a discount. and sell them al Ii small advance
The Central Railroad Company of New
Jersey has requested the Common Council TO declare
open several streets the line of the Newark and
New-York Railroad and Hamburgpiace, the Company
wishes 10 maze Improvements III tst 9untcr ioi ,ne
bcncnl of employee, ana a-iecs 10 pay All TOT
the opening. Ine reIues viii probably be granted.
The Democratic primaries held on Thursday
night to nominate candidate for Sheriff resulted IN tne
choice of Delegates the majority Of whom It Is believed.
favor n-Chcf- Engineer WIN. H. Brown. The Governor
slei the ruu, elnent TO tue kesisry law Wis
Approaching election aud last uight the
Common Council seiccted the polling places
NEW-JERSEY.
ELrz.BrruPoRT.-Th Central Railroad Com
pany reported to be negotiating Tor the purchase oi
the docks coal handling apparatus recently vacated
by the Delaware. Iaekawanna, aud Western Rairoad
A boy named became caught in sewer pipe on
Thursday, and tae pipe had to be broken to lberito
him.
PATERSON sMartin Halsrd OF Mdiletown. while
coupling ears on the Midland RAi.way yesterday
morning caught between the BUMPERS oi iWp
ciIs and his right was badly crushed The tFla ot
Justice John brush, charged wltn tclus coal short oi
weigbt wa. concluded thursday nisht. lac Jury ien-
lcred verdict of guilty ..Ine fassac Rolling MIL Is
unns ay srcng smI s' Of ",s eIfa1 aomn.iouer james
Hard convicted of altering assessment hnd appoprat-
Ina, Ixon ina tue PAssic county Court of Oyer AMI
1crnner He Vas -ren leaving tue city thursday msh'
HIS surrties had no iutinhtioh of MS departure
HoDoKES.-The Iobokcn Land and improvement
Company. ,hc lsrges Of real estate N iiobokrn
tud MrcUaN NAcn Wi reduce rents rom ttn W twenty
per cent during the coming year.
LONG ISLAND.
HEupsTEAD.-The Suffolk County Jail is now
fnl 40 IL that of Queens County and in the PDoronse
Of the latter county Barnum Island there are o9nt
$50 inmates crowded mo rooms originally intend fs
not mOlC llan ilsf mat number.
sTArEN ISLAND.
FACroRyyIL.. A Lad named Patrick
Sweeney, wmle a1ang on Thursday evening, broke
through the Zee and Was drowned
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
PEEKsKIlL.--Th religious revival in the
southst and IT. raul's Methodist Episcopal churches
/. ucr,,sin. ia interest. Nearly 90
ported IN the Latter church.
srvG siSG-A government agent was here few day,
ago 10 select new pUstOi.o site, and finally accepted
aoconrau ,aun, Ia khors banding, at Main ST. ana
Ia.tcriraVe.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Five Points House OF Industry will
have the benefit OF concert at steinway Hall on Tues
day evening Feb g. under toe auspices of the Mystic
Crew.
The Punm Association announce fancy
dress bah Tuesday, March z. at Del'noncos IL Ia
expected that the guests will appear IN costume appro-
pirate 10 the present Centennial year.
The With Assembly District Republican
Association last evening at No. 63 Lulowst, and
elected Villa Adams delegate W the Central Com
mIuee.
The next "meetin'" of Aunt Polly Bassctt's
"sngin skewl" Will stcinway Hall, for the benent
Of the Rev. DR.. Deons's Mission, "ssters Of tho
sTangers'
Ex-Gov. John r. Hoffman will lecture in
Dr. Rogerss Church, at Fifhaye. aud Twenty y-istst,
on Monday evening, the " Limits OF Government the
Problem OF Liberty aud Order" The lecture IL In the
free course before the Science and Art Association
At the annual election of officers of the
Medical Board Of Bellevue Hospital yesterday. the fol-
lowing were elected: President, Aonzo Clark NJ d.;
Vice President Austin Flint, NJ. D.; Secretary. Edwin O.
Jlueway NJ d.; Committee OF Inspection, Drs. Walker