New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-21

against the justices In order to indicted BY tho
Grand Jury at the next term.
PauI Raber of No. 7O4 Flushing-ave lad who
Of the Wiamsburgh Turner Cadets while play
ing with Monday accidentally discharged
the weapon which loaded with shot, and dangerously
wounded himself and head He was conveyed u
the Catherine Hospital.
The file-cntters Of Holden Il Co.'s works in the
District still maintain their strike az the propretor
refuse to accee to their demands The wokmen OF the same
trade employed In the shops Of Charles Paul. Thomas Farrell
aud Campbell at meeting on Monday night 70
their position and TO continue to pay
81 week strikers until they obtain work ~
the old rates.
The funeral services Of the late Charles Lowrey
held yesterday at the Church Of the Holy Irnly
wreath Of apOncas and IOsebuds lay the coffin as was
church by the following pail bearers Judge
McCue H. NJ Cullen, Alderman Burnett D. L. Husted, eN
ayOr Hunter j. usey Daniel Chauncey, and j. L. Marcel
lus The services conducted by the REV. DE- Hail.
assisted by the Rev. Mr. Caldwell Among those present
were Judge Nelson Judge Benedict Gen Can Congress
Veeder, Controller Powell Cen Crooke e1hayor
Striker Commissioner Winsow, and ex Judge Garrison
Rose Massimino the Italian woman who 80 mar
rowy escaped falling victim 10 her fathers orutaV st
far yesterday 10 be able 10 SPEAK o
the the hospital attendants She
implicated uncle John Leon in the crime, stating tha ne
did protect her fathers although she
appealed him for help She seems anxious that Dot sh
be punished promises to appear in court against then
According her father has made repeated
attempts Kill her. She that he is released he VIII
still execute his purpose she naturally retains very niue
filial feeling.
"Kseadz Miecuszny ukrad lyman sto szesc
dzeest doasOn" what Anton Lambu said to his PASTOR
the Rev Adebeus Melcuszny priest Of the Polish Catholic
congregation NewYok, In the presence OF three other
Poles IN November, 1875 and the venerable father sued
Iambu in the City yesterday for $4,000 danages
The Of the court interpreted these wofds as mean
ing priest Niecuszny, has defrauded us Of $Ioo,
The defense minister had taken money be-
longing 10 the St stausaus Roman Catholic Society and APP
propr1ated 1t to other purposes than those LOT Wch IL hd
been gwen sealed verdict returned by the jury
j. McAleer. shoemaker at No. 30 SIxth-st, %
years age returning from the Calvary cemetery VIII"
his wife and Sunday afternoon when near the Penny
bridge he dropped little behind TO make change lot tne TOLL
when according story Of the toll takers TOOK DIS
wife violently by shoulder and struck the boy asking al
the same time olmOney McAeer went TO the as
bis wife and and was IN turn set upon ana D
tally beaten by totaker and another man Al store
near learned that his assaauts were James Burke ana
John scott Difficulties Burke and the people who
cross the bridge said DE Of frequent occurrence
JERSEY CITY.
The Washington Guard and the Albeit Light
Guard will give receptions tomorrow evening IN honor Oh the
day.
A man named Conway, age %, of Brooklyn, was
run over and instantly xii by locomotive on the New
Jersey Central railroad the ferry.house.
The Red Star line of steamers, running to Antwerp,
has taken tie Cardiff Dock and viii start from there in future
The line is oN d By Pennsylvania Railroad Company
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PIAISs.-David Hawey, executor of the
Mrs and applied TO Justice Dykan the supreme Court
for construction Of the singer Will to determine Wheer
tesiaicr Mr. HawIey submitted his points to Justice Dyk
man, who took the papers and reserved his decision
YosKEgs-Iohn Mack Of YOnkers being placed on
trial in the Court OF sessions, for the seduction OF Nara
Jamecke OF under h cas Consented to
bring the proceedings TO TERMINATION by marrying Sss
Judes OXFORD