New-York tribune., 1867-07-24
BRIEF NOTES.


the coming year at 1915 Last year it was lots
The cornerstone Of the new temple mp 60 OF the the
Gang Beney Jeshgrn st Newark Will be laid tins after
| The Central Park Commissioners announce
that II the weather be fine there viii be pnusie on the
/ Lake at the Park this afternoon, commencing st
o'clock
| Patrick Farley and Samuel Harrington were
,everaliy committed by Justice Dodge at the jefferson
Market Police oSg geseIsy Tse on
| Inspector Dilks and Capts. ThOne and W0g-
lom win take charge Of the t2,oOo Metropolitan Police
fund monument TO the memory OF the late inspector
| Carpenter.
| The Newark Fire Department, with the ex-
cepon of members enough 70 suppress an ornary con-
Lee Lee on the 9th Of August
| Ann Lecht, now on Blackwells Island as
vaan made spRcssSn BY letter to SSse be
| cause she had been sent up" l6o times.
On last Sunday evening the residence of
Charles Potter in the village of Pines Bridge wescheser
absence Of Mr. Potter and his family The thieves car
of property Of the value Of 2o and made good their
escape.
The Excise Commissioners of Westchester
County are vigorously unlicensed ngpGT IN
Many haYs RANGING O% SeGE e
tanned.
At a little before o'clock yesterday morning
fire broke out IN the cellar OK the gcey @ org h51 0i Al
and or two adjoining buildings were damaged by re
| and water 10 an amount not exceeding $500
| GOV. Waru or NeW-JcfSey HtS Hul1AuNNu
that in view Of the heavy expense attending encam
en Of the militia OF the State and Of the impaired con
dOn Of the Treasury In consequence or the heeelon
he has decided not to the usual annual eneampment
| this season.
! The number of emgrants arrived at this
s sa ,sS sS % Soh s51 aad aas There were
arrivals yesterday Total for the week, 6OS Iot Ior
| the month, TO date, 1882.
The Hudson River Railroad Freight Depot, 1
at ST. Johns Park has been 80 far completed as to admit
OF traffic being connenced 1t was opened Yesterday TO
| fI,a pulii and
busy and noisy scene. Tho rush was Immense ana ~
about 10 o'clock the adjacent sreeS were m ~ e wn
| chandlse.
Samuel b. Wiley, a Custom House broker,
doing business %scs ND ~ a e eS Mkt Police
Court and made complaint against Nathaniel X Lath
inaw OF complainant, ard been employed as clerk
in his Office The complainant alleges that about The eh
inst Iafhng appropriated TO his use United states
gold certaeste 500 valued at abont 5000 currency
which had been handed 70 nm oT ts ppose m poee %
LatSne stated at the time that had the certificate
made arrangements refund the of the certificate
70 the PARTIES % to hat baS SI the
| was committed in default Of 5000 bail
| OnsMonday morning Mrs NOrah johnson, re-
siding at No "a EbLabethst, brought to the Twenty
ninth Precinct Police Station female infant about
strange woman 70 hold for few minutes while at the
Harlem Railroad depot at Twenty sxth,st and Fourth
mother Of the child failed return attached to
% Ga ass as Fla eon ST@ that her the
South and her mother poor 10 support her also
reessd that the infant Should be brought up in the
Jewish faith. The child consigned 20 the care OF the
care OF at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Al late hour
Monday night Mrs, Sophia Abrams, residing at No
sO2t Beeckerst found female infant about one mouth
old IN the yard Of her residence The child was taken in
as Siss COAT y 1GS Of Se m
.nSnt month OLD ng on t9e so0R ~ Iep og ,Ss
| Comml ssoners OF Charities.
| SYMPATHY WITH THE SCHLEswIG Danes
meeting Of Danes resident in this city held last
evening at No. 2oa BoSery, for the purpose Of raising
funds for the relief OF the distressed DaIsh people OF
Prague between Prussia aud Austria IL to be deter
mined by popular vote whether North scheswg should
Consumption Of the Danish population which compelled
the young men 20 ny from the country and seek refuge IN
families were left in distress A general and q local
m s. 90 Mas apSned %n s 10 G rse s
the relief OF the oppressed and destitute Danes.
| NEWARK AND Essex COUNTY TAXES FOR
ls67-The Essex County Board Of Assessors met the
Court. House in Newark Yesterday, when returns
| year were shown TO be: Forthe city, ti,9l72oo;
and i9r IN 9 6o rssed c9s heinz @ @ 70 n e
poll tax provided by the Act Of March 2s, 1861 the
the amount be raised leaving t299so Ss and the er
centago fixed at s cents on the valuation so that
3I cents on every valuation The poll being So
less than year. the property tax 2O cents less
met but It is that win be Increased pI
though the amount 10 be raised larger than that Of last
year by about $4,000
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
AT the meeting OF the Club yesterday afternoon letters
were read and discussion followed curing clover on
asphaltum pavement, Wntrring grape roots ON cab
hage lice apple and peach bOrers and on the best po
tatoes for various ATTITUDES which followed 10y
lengthy directions and various facts regarding the trans
rspberres In considerable quantities were shown and
distributed There we're also shown grape and bower
inches long, fruit picker Invented by two ladies' and
specimen Of cranberries Committee was appointed 10
examine new safety fuse, when there was an exhibition
OF bayoader, aud Committee named 10 see t praeti
cally at work The Chairman Introduced resolutions on
the death OF j. O. Bergen OF founders OF the Club
Full reports viii appear IN The WEEKLY ana SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-JERsEY STATE Reform SCHOOL,
This School, located at Jamesburg Monmouth County |
was recently declared ready for the reception Of pupils
by proclamation from Gov. Ward. The law providing
for this much needed institution enacts that when boy
under l6 years OF Is found guilty OF any crime save
murder or manslaugher 1t shall be lawful for the Court
finding to cause him TO be sent 70 the Reform schoo
and any boy arrested upon complaint OF any such crime
or Of being dsGrdeI AFTER cr an a aso %
warrant of the Jusce he committed 70 the school Also
II any parent guardian shall make complaint to any
Justice Of the Supreme Court that any hoy the son or
ward OF such parent or guardian Is habltuay yogant
or neorrigible the Justice may cause the boy 10 pe
brought before him and examine the parties, ana II ne
consider him to fit subject for the Reform School
and there vacancy he may with the consent OF the
saperntesdent Of the school for reformation and nstrgc
G S '' Of s d& & pdse be required to give security
the payment OF the expenses OF the complaint ana com
expenses Of board while at tho school Thus far there
OF whom sent from Elizabeth Tor attempting 10 nre
certain buildings In that city
THE BROOKLYN COMMON CoUNcIL,-THE LATE |
HON. JOHN A. BERGESA special meeting Of the Brook
lyn Board OF Aldermen held yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Fisher occupying the chair On motion Of |