New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

ness Mos OF the hetllas been Rpate-st. lie
married a sister o. A. II. sognln. produce dealer
In Wa 'hin gton-si.. aud had three odren-tw0 sons
ana daughter. The latter j. the wife OF A L. siaw
Mr.. Demarest took his two sons and sOn-n-lnw into
partnership with him several years ago, aud Tor the
last Yeas he has not taken very active p1-t in
the affairs ~ the irn. G. W. Demarest 4 sons re-
ed TO their prescnt place OF business. at No IFS
ade-st., two years Igo Mr.. Demar;st for M ~
years resided IN ssaic. y j.. where he was pFcS'-
dent az the Passalc Gas 60 npauy and one Ot the
school trustees. He prominent man IN the
Baptist Church there. II was his custom 10 spaI Ms
summers az his house OF Ocean Grove, aud from
there u make occasional trips 10 ths city. lie La.
told his SONG that he would b, az tine firms pla'e OF
business at IL O'Clock Yesterday fOreaOOI Instead
came the news OF u.a data. Mr. Dom ,re't wa =
man of hns physVde and III perie5t health ne
leaves conaider'lie fortune and prosperous pusi-
WOODRUFF, CEPHAs NJ, n merchant Of Newark, y j.;
was picked up suffering severely from the -hocA ana
the piInSe into The cold wafer He ded MOI i S
attcrWarJ. lie WAS pr sidcut N tAe NrWark IRE
Insurance Company OF Newark and an Elder III thc
First Presbyterian Church in that city. lie was
about r.ty years OF Gg', ana leaves WE anu lai
lily. lie lived al MADISON, n j. UloI thc eeath oi
Preserved H. Por. r. an Elder o: the tlr'l fIe7nl
terrain Church, Mr. Woodruff became executor oI ~
estate aad whcn Ks anars we're wound up n hc.'u
business adviser OF Mrs.. Porter. Two ye,.' 70
Mrs Porter began = in cnancery against ht.
Woodruff recover the vaiTc Of properly Which Sle
alleged. mad been converted TO ms own uH" py M
tina. SIR Woodruff advised ler 10 s'l some 'cht.~l
Railroad stock belonging 10 her when the st3c~ wa
a low ngure anu tnar. unknown q her, Le i2 Tue
stock transferred 10 he vie. Tne sait has h's Dg
fore the Cnanceor ana all TIE testihoh! 'Ao"'
ana decision Is expected ~ 10" ui!H
PASSENGERS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
GARRlsos. WILLIAM K, waA seated III tne ia'' s n'1
Ar;hur L. se~ol sga GnaIics Hai'T - nj I'M, ih.
water Mr.. Garrison WAS huriei across tLa 60. anu
knocked scnseess Ine car was mar luh p" "a'S!,
and Mr. Garrison would have been drO"uca bat for
lii, eGeTiIOus OF Mr ScWcI. large ~ y powerful
man II. r.i-ed SIr Garrison Ia his arms assisted
BY Mr.. Nallack aud held MN until Dcls-tope was
attached to hiA BODY ana ne ne Mas
talcen back to tong rrancl. anl At the West End
station met by .'oha lIocy, who took him TO hs
house, that being inucA nearer Tue s'ahOA th' hf.
G4r11sou's home. Dr. Green, OF L)ns Branch, WHO
was at Oh the disaster. ate ded MI carr
theresind accompanied am To Long brahc4 NHefe
DIR. Hunt and Hunter were also summoned. Dr.
Sands was teesra pied Tor from Nc"-I rrR, ana ar
I1Ved Al the afternoon. Acon7uilalloI was AZ 80
held, bat the pay u, ans were unable 10 decide
who her the patent sun lAg iron conclusion or
are Wltn Nun il receiving every possible at
tenuOu. His condltion Ii uncertain ana II may Dc
twenty -fOur hUurs be iOre anything dehute cal Dc
s;ilo regard 10 IT, \ lev OF The hIoetors Oi tie
NewlOrk Club, OF when 5lr Garrison Is president
happened 10 meet - the clubhouse Yesterday alter
uo1n ana they sent an Official dispatch couve' ing 10
Ills FAMILY tue grief ant sympathy Oh the cup lhey
received ia dgIneut the following dispatch
from John HOey, lated 7:jS p NJ: Mr.. tI.rIiSohs
sions OF sympathy. The doctors nave iNpes- Dut
canuOt pronounce MN OIt % uaLEt4 p~4oIc
disp4tcn bearing date 500 p H., was
rrceiycd by The club from Hugh J. Hastings. il was
We have strong hopes " his recovery" second
dspAtch from M nocy wntc ar g5 Ta, 1ba
sane. Can send 10 definite Intelligence GntI ~
MNIo l1 JAMES E. Of No. 2O2 Broadway, NcwYork,
wa. badly crushed ana cut tie VS. taken TO the
farmhouse oi ocAenh N2ho'eI near -. 800 ~ sio
accident tie attended by several Physicians
Al the uitcc OF Mr. Mallory 10 InIOrH4ton IA Deen
rrceIved wn.n a I.IBUNE reporter called there az
o'clock Mr.. mallory formerly hyeu ~ iIjtowh'
but o. late us nome III TINS cy lie Us rta4
estate broker, - al one time nem0cr OF tae
urIn Of Blackwell Mallory, Of larry town. MI
Blackwell Ills orotDer-il-iaw Lace sPilAS the
partnership Nas ssoVed ana ar. mallory came 20
t4ns CITY. us home Il al NJ. las West One-nuA-
drcd-.ndtwenty -e4-niLst
MITCHELL JOHN l., OF cranion Penn, was badly hurt
ono trTU " H. "A I'D ca
cut. lie Tor d. uule an agent Tor the LiuIt-nie
Lille Assurance A. cIuon, OF tAls city Tor .lo pas
year Las Ueen sJueILot OF tAo company ~ Sc4au
ton, Penn.
THOSE WHOSE INJURIES ARE SLIGHT.
BENEDICT JAMES A. Of Eiberoa, y. j. suffered slight
injuries.
BLANCHARD. GEORGE R., viceprcsident OF the New
YORK. Lake Erie and Western Railroad, was cur on
the forehead has arms were bruised and swollen
aud he was bruised on TIE chest below the FehI
SHOULDER
Bo1Lrs, THOMAS y, Of Ocean Beach, was injured
shghty.
RrooK, JOSEPH. member Of the firm Of Brooks & Dick
son theatrical mana re- b. hl. coua bone 1rokeL'
tie was taken 70 ,le est End Hotel: Lon - amen.
sIdered dangerous
BROWN, NORRIS H., son OF Thomas j. Brown, super1n-
tendcnt OF the NcN-Nork, Lake Erie and Western
R.iroad ferries nad his head cut, and was badly
bruised on me back lie wac assistant treasurer OF
s4,.r OF the smaller branches OF the Erie Railway.
lie sur red from nervous shock caused by the bow
on MS mead ana unconscious alter he mad re-
turned ~ the Nes; End Hotel
BrcilALzw, JOHN, OF Ocean Grove, was among those
who were Injured.
CArNucnAr1, JAMLs r. OF Elizabeth, " J., suffered in
iIrlts that MOI considered Serious
DAY THOMAS, Of New-York, was bruised about the arm
and Douy.
rr>,.rts SPIEL. WILLIAM. OF the Equitable Fire In
suralce Coni any New-Iork, IVES slightly clt about
DryETIsrIE1. Mrs WILLIAM. Of New-York, was cut on
the head.
FAULKrRsoN, IL C., OF Elizabeth n b. was somewhat
injured.
Fowler. CHARLES T., Of Yew-York, guest at the
-c,rbyro iO.cl, WIS cur Ga the head.
visiting at tie cottage OF Joseph brooEsn Parkavc..
West End. he had his hand snShtly clt ana suffered
iug by Mr. BrooAs.
GALWAY L. NJ the vice-prc sfdent OF the manhattan
Elevated Railway. OF Nev-Nork mad his right wrist
er~a,cned and nj leSs slightly bruised he was Oc-
cuprng seat win Ar Garrison, VINO suffered much
more serious lIJU
car had one Of his meCcaps badly bruised lie was
found in water that covered hin TO tie breast, and
said thai he had lighted cigar stll IL hls mouth
when rescued from the train
HAN f. L. Of No. I19 Libertyst., NewYork. received
had SEA N wound. lie was taken 10 H. unclcs cot
tace In Cuelsea-ave., Long Branch.
UrrryEk GEORGE C., of Ocean Beach, slightly in
jurcd about the head
uyUyrR. NJ B.. OF ocean Beach received injuries that
not serious.
HruyEu. II G., Of Ocean Beach, also slightly III
lUred.
1.SG. : r. of New-Yo7k, received very slight injuries
LEHMAS :. NJ, of New-York, was among the slightly
wounded.
Mccall. WILLIAM A., brakeman the train, was cut
and scratched.
MATTHEWS. DR. JAMES, Of ocean Grove " j., sustained
slight injuries
MERRILL JOHN H. living Ia Wiliam-st., East Orange.
ana employ cd bt lO5 ,Outst, this city, injured
internally.
Mryrun> RoBEE1 NJ. Ncw-York received slight cuts.
MokDGcM HENRY. Of Dallas, Texas, hurt, but not
seriously.
NEwKiRK Mrs. CHARLES, Of New-York, was somewhat
injured
NICHOLS OF Ocean Beach. was b uised.
PAGE. J. r. Of New-York, suffered injuries that were
not seYclC.
RANDALL C. II. Of Camden, y. J., suffered slight
wounds.
RryxoIps II E.. Of Ne..-Tork suffered slightly