New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-29

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Capt. Joel Smith Of the First Precinct yesterday
preferred serious charges against officers Who w.,s 49,
post duty Monday night Concord and Psarlsts IT,.
pear, that about IL Of Monday ont IN IN. ~,
saoo Neither the pstromsn who come: Oh pos ss q
nor the one who relieved h@ At that hour had inoss:
| incendiary origin. .. <
Ashbel Wright of Arlington was fined $50 yester.
| day for driving sore-footed horse
David l.. Schafer committed for trial ves..,.
day for embezlng $685. the property Of his employer Jon.
| Mcmahon OF Grand ST.
school-house No. 10, on Wayne-st., which ha, h.s,
closed weeks precaution srans, ..n
| pox, was reopened yesterday.
| Plymouth-st., between Greene and Washineton.
s closed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company vbs
own tho street Yesterday in order 10 alter switches
| which were too sharply curved
| Perine II. SUMNER who has been confined In tbs
county Jail for than month . requsnon from the
Governor OF California charge Of forgery been dis
lie arrest IN NewJersey on several other sharsss "a
made his 10 Brooklyn.
NEWARK.
There are seven of smallpox reported In thu
city, Of which In the Tenth and Twelfth Wards
Prof John A. Munroe of Port Jervis will preach in
the Clinton Street Methodist Church Sunday morning
are former pastors Of the church.
While a carpenter was repairing an ice-box belong
ing Downs Of the Mulberry Street Market yesterday
he discovered rats nest maze wholly Of fractional currency
Of depong his money drawer In the ice box for keeping
On Monday Philip Sloan, q freight conductor on
the Pennsylvania Railroad living No 3 NewJersey ave-
while leaning outward from the platform Of the csboos
upright hrod, breaking his Jaw aud badly cutting LA
EEwJERsEY.
HoBoKEN.-John Phillips, while walking past his
companion. who splitting poles slipped under the
descendngaS, which severed his arm from his b1dyos
Hanrshan and Thos. Dugsn employed At the weehawsen
catteyar were arrested BY CHEF Donovan yesterday
eSeSus ass1qtng iae .5 me% 81 M
Dy yesterday for charging more toll than allowed ~
mother coored child .evsn days
Off, e s ON oesr yrnnns tie
a lo3s sd 70 @ Poes ses9O NO.
aoode BY the recent heavy rains had not rea.sebed
BAYoSsE.-As Mr. Wilson walking through Currie's
No steay be heard cries Of distress and saw boy sqs
ground and as d "a rope 6 winch be fastened around s
old birds nest
PAEEsoSJames Rooney and two daughter, driving
along the and Paterson plank Monday
ns when The horse became frightened and BY running away
AZ ie hgh IheS escaped Without iAa inus
EiEABRTH.-Morrts Woodruff young man. was seriously
injured Monday by falling from loaded truck when he
Common coane has oriere the city Attorney 10 draw up
sh its proceedings in four papers.
EUTHERFoRD PARK-John Hesser was run over by train
almost Ss slanty Sied He was Slightly at H.:
time anu III attempting TO Jump from the train, fell beneath
the wheels
PANRAPo-The four. old OF Mrs Cuobery fell
the cstern from which his mother drawing water yester
day. and drowning brother hun by
child.
GREEsvLLg -Fredertck Thorn of woodlswnave was set
late ON Monday night as he was returning from his
AL the money he had his four ssaants have not been
captured
WEST HoBoKES.Charles stalley elknown grocer has
scende leaving several debt. Behind him "
BULLS FERKY-The Bulls Ferry road damaged the
extent Uf $1,000 Uy the Late rains.
LONG ISLAND.
DEER PARK.-Since the appointment of an admin
strator OF the estate H. skdmore
burned his dwelling Jan 90 1t has been sscertaned that
erty been taken. On Mondsy night rs chic were
how in the yertad Jail awaiting indictment
and the evidence against them Is ad " be very strong
with MS sons OF burning barns at Flower Ill., WA fully COM
miticd ior Trial by County Judge Armstrong.
STATEN ISLAND
TApLETON.-InformatiOn is given that, contrary
previous statement part whatever Of the Canal
injured by the late heavy rams ample prepare
ton having been made for such an emergency Messra
oConner Kelly aud ThomI son. Commissioners appointed
their duties in few days Patrick b. Manning, Geo. Cosing
before yesterday the charge Of ,iOler
assault and battery upon Capt Peters the schooner Mary A.
er The prisoners boarded her and demanded work They
Are order ashore by the Captain when Manning dealt him
heavy blow on the side OF the head Manning was ned IN
trail
cAsrrRrosThe Rev. J. Taylor of tho Trtuty Methodist
Methodist Church Wtstded preached their farewell sermons
last sunday, TO large congregations.