New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-18
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JERSEY CITY,
A meeting of the. Democratic State Committee
was held yesterday afternoon in Tayl0rs hotei, anu
it was decided to hold the Gubernatorial Consen-
ton in Trenton on Thursday, September IL.
The cornerstone of the new church edidce which
the congregation of the Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church has determined to build in Tonnele-aye,
jersey City Heights. was laid on Monday night
Presiding Elder Craig conducted the services ds.
sisted by the pastor, the Rev j. A. Entenoge. the
Rev. j. N. Fitzgerald and the Rev. Howard Hender-
The police made 1870 arrests in tbs last three
months and the fines amounted to SS3l. 1here
was 81 248 worth of property lost and stolen and
1884 70 worth recovered. Among the dead animals
reported as removed by the dead animal contractor
and thirty cats. The elephant belonged to Fore
paughs circus
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBoKEN.-James Dixon. age two years. was run
over by horse-car at jackson and Ferry sts. Oh
Monday night and fatally injured.
PATERsoN-Anne Meyer, a. young German girl,
who has not beer long in this country, was Drti-
tally assaulted by three unknown yonng men on
Monday. She was trying to find slik,mii lana and
part of the city. She met tho three young men and
asked them to direct her to the silk-mill; They
offered to do 80 but instead they conducted her to
a lonely wood, where they assaulted her,. They
made their escape. and she went to the police sta
ton and told her story The police are looking for
are indignant at the charge made BY detective
named Baumann that at picnic on July Ia q num-
Der of Frenchmen tore down an American nag on
the grounds of Baumann's liquor shop and tramped
it to the earth. They deny that any such occur
renee took place. They say that when their ances-
tors fighting the American side for the love
of freedom Baumann's countrymen were hghting on
the British side for pay.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
CRoToN.-A corps of civil engineers attached to
the Department of Public Works is engaged In sur"
veying the route for tho new Cr0tOn Aqueduct.
Many of the tributary streams emptyng luto Croton
Lake are dried up, and as consequence the water
In the lake is about thirteen inches below the TOP
of the dam.
LONG ISLAND.
FAR RoCKAwAY.-On Sunday night the honse OF
tity of clothing belonging to mis- boarders was
stolen. Yesterday George Hallett, carpenter
working at the Isle of Wight, was arrested and
charged with committing the burglary.
HUNTISGToN.-The Suffolk Driving Park Is being
greatly improved. A stable 139xi2 feet has been
built and the full mile track put in shape. new
udgessand has been erected and the track lnclosed
with high board fence. At the stock farm is
haf-mile track for colts aud accommodations for
fifty horses.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Coroner's jury in the
case of Lawrence Glroy, who met his death from
injuries received at tho explosion OF an oil still at
the Kings County Oil Works on July q, hasreturned
verdict charging the Kings County Oil Works
with being responsible for Gir0y'f death, through
the negligence of their officials in running stills
without proper inspection. ....-A dog owned by
Nicoll Floyd, Of Moriches, went home with Its
throat cut q few days ago. Upon examination lt
was found that some one, not content with butch
erlng the animal had drawn the rubber Of fruit
can over its head, which choked the deg to death.
Tho animal was valued at 800.