New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03

receive his pay in advance. came to trial before
Justice Walsh, in the Police Court in Brookiyn'
Yesterday Mr.. Wesemnn was arrested ny Or
der of the Board of Health for refusing TO return
the burial permit after he had determined noi 10 go
on with the funeral He was Dned 0y the justice lc
$50. although il was shown that the perm. was
returned by his counsel after the compliant was
issued In default of payment Nesenan was o an
nittcd 10 Raymond Street Jail Tor twenty-five
days.
JERSEY CITY.
The September term of the Hudson County Courts
opened at jersey City yesterday In the aohsn zee
of Judge Knapp Judge Reid presided. assisted by
Judges Garretson, Brinkerhoof and Fry
The assault made by Martin Noon, OF No; 10
1873 Essex-st.. with a brick, two weeks ago, mas
turned out seriously. Carroll died In 81 Francis
Hospital, Jersey Guy early YESTERDAY moInlhR T.
Noon was arrested the night o. the assault ana Is
in jail.
John Walsh, of No. 453 Henderson-st., and John
Smith, of No. 403 Henderson-st.. we're arraigneu
before Judge Davis, at JERSEY Cy ye7tcrulaE Tn
charge of highway robbery made by william
Tweed of No. 36 Gfand-st. Walsh SAID he caught
hold of Tweed in sport, but that no roDDery was
conmltted. Smith and Walsh were held TO await
trial.
NEWARK.
Ameeting Of the Essex County Bar Association
was held Yesterday, when the new constitution was
adopted and ex-Judge q. g.. 1itsworth was elected
president.
All the public schools have opened with unusually
full classes Three IF them were crowded TO over
flowing, and the Morton Street School was hleu 10
its utmost capacity.
In the case of Assemblyman Thomas OConnor,
who sued Bernard j. Ford for $4,000 damages Tor
alleged libel in the political campaign OF last year.
a non suit was granted by Judge Depue Yesterday,
the ground of failure TO serve legal notce on ,ne
defendant.
Tho Rev. DR.. Charles COster, of ST. John, New
Brunswick who has been residing for some tlme
under medical treatment at No. ~ fuitoh-str was
stricken with apopexy on Monday, anu, ILL.,
ffn
morning. DIR. COster was a priest OF the Churcn Oh
England His funeral will take place from Inc
House of Prayer tomorrow morning.
The Newark Board Of Excise held another meeting
vest rday ID. I and granted aud rejected a large
number Of licenses. The Essex County UranaJuiy
wsr sworn IA Yesterdays II Is nnderstood that Tue
Law aAd OIder Association will make complaints
agalns; "A large number of saloon-keepers Tor ylo-
lating tho Sunday laws. 1t " not thouRnt .lia'
many indictments viii be found against Salo"ll c
keepers on account OF the " liberal characIeI VI
the Grand jury.
STATEN ISLAND
EDGEw,rER.-VillaGe-En Engineer Bostwick met
with a rather ludicrous mlshap lew uays . sgo ~,
While he was engaged In running transit, an
innocent-lookIng pig came along to see what was
up and after mcditn;ng moment, inane NlGIJ,s
rush from behind. lie struck hotn Mr. boslwieki
legs and the legs OF the transit. and immediately
fine air was filled with transit ylllage-engneer ahu
innocent-iooking pig The damaGe TO the lnstrI-
ment il placed at $40 damages W 'i' D'S'"-S
aad the pig rot stated.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINs.-At the Court Of Sessions yesterS
dav Martin J. Keogh, counsel tor John howe, Oh
West Chester. charged with an attempt 10 poison
his mother and two brothers by putting paris green
i'm their tea in July last, made motion Tor the prls
oners discharge on the ground that the RraDu JuiH
had investigated the case on Monday, and no biii
bad been found. The Court granted the motion ana
the prisoner was discharged.-....Ih he lndlctnehts
rereptiv found against Eugene Archer and James
H. Romer. Justices OF the Peace at White Plans.
for alleged mafeasance In office, on motion OF Will
lam Romer were quashed by the Court OF SESSIONS
yesterday.