New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
JERSEY CITY.

lanes Murrer. q livery stabe.keeper in the Fourth
District was yesterday appointed Coroner for Hud-
son County by GOYefnOf LuulOW, 10 ouCCcCu uODeIV
Duffy deceased
Robert McC0nyile, a seven year old boy, was run
over by a grocery wagon, driven 10y AlonZo
Ostrander, while playing in the street IN front OF ms
home, No. y RanlOl ph-ave yesterday afternoon,
and probably fatally injured. Ostrander was
arrested.
Louisa Gclser a disspated woman, was arrested
nv Policeman Bogart on Friday night and locked up
in the Third Precinct Police Station. Yesterday
morning, when an officer went to the cell IN which
she had been placed, he found the door open but the
woman was not there, search of the building was
made for her, but she could not be found.
Michael Hurley, laborer living in Seyenth-st.,
was arrested by Detective Doyle, yesterday on a
charge OF assaultng his wife. Hurley went home
intoxicated on Monday last, and without aLy prov
ocatiOn knocked his wife down and beat her over
the head with shovel, until she was unconscious:
Mrs. Hurley is now lying at ST. Francis's Hospital
| IN precarOus condition. The husband was com
mitted to the County Jail to await the result of his
| wite's injuries.
| On his arrest on the charge of embezzling the
money of the Board of Education, George A. w.
Stuart, the runaway secretary, gave bonds before
Justice Fisher and also before Judge Moore. Alder
man H. o. Jones' his brot other-ln-law, and George
| Shaper, grocer, were on both papers. On Stuart
| Aivhl the bonds declared forfeited. Yester-
day Jere Weinberg, counsel for Stuart, made mo-
tion before Justice Pratt that the city should be
| compelled to choose on which bond 1T would bring
suit against the sureties. Justice Pratt took the
| papers IN the case to consider.
William BrattOn, age nineteen of No. 13f st.
Pauls-ave, was arralgned before Judge Stlisng III
the Second District Police Court yesterday morning
charged wita having brutally assaulted Mary Ann
Ooulliyan, age fifteen years, who nyes Win heT
| parents in Beach-ave, on Tuesday night. The girl
had been visiting tine house of her uncle In the low
er part of the city, and as she was walking IN OAK
lani-aye on her way home she was accOsted by
BrattOn and another man. who dragged her into a
vacant lot and beat her until she was almost un-
conscious Two men, who came along, went to the
girls assistance. BrattOn and his companion ran
away and the girl was carried to her home. She mas
| been confined 10 her bed ever since. BrattOn was
arrested on Friday night, and his companion, who
| lives IN Brooklyn, will probably be taken into Gus
tody to-day.
NEWARK.
A Citizens Association has been formed in the
Second Ward and one is proposed in the Fourth
Ward, to secure good men for city officials.
The Rev. Dr. Rambant, pastor of the FIRST Bap'
ist Church resigned hls pastorate on IIl4Hy nlgIt %
1t was voted to continue MS salary uh'h APih
aud to add gratuity OF 5000.
John ID. Scudder, colOred, formerly police oil-
Ger. shot himself in the mead Yesterday morning aV
his house, No. ii Ollyer-st. lie was IccehtlS uls-
charged tom the police force, anu HAS suiCo pooh
dlssipated. lie viii probably ule.
Strnheu H. Coudct. director of the Mechanics
Nauonal Bank wuo was arrested IN clNlI sulJ Ior
800 600 brought by the receiver OF the banl was
admitted to bail in the sum OF S25O.OOO yesterday.
his bondsman being Warren Ackerman, OF Plain
field.
The ffieth anniversary of the marriage of
Tbomas HaggeTty and vile was celebrated with a
Golden wedalng at the house of their son, Robert
1luugerty No. los Sumner-aVe, yesterday. About
IOO persons were present, including six children
nineteen grandchildren aud three great t-grandchll
dren The original ceremony was performed IN
Newark by the Rev. Anthony Atwood now OF
Philadelphia, IL letter from whom was read during
the evening.
The examination of Nugent q Co.'S affairs in
connection with the suit of Receiver Freinghuysen
was to have been continued yesterday, out the
counsel for the New-lOrK creditors formally an
nounced that he would decline to proceed with lt.
This acton was taken In consequence OF the order
of the Court on tuesday, which left the cOunsels
Dosinnn -in doubt IN regaId to the suits The ex-