New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

JERSEY CITY.-AbOut 200 passengers, who
arrive here every night Eric Railway express train
No are detained quarter Of an hour waiting for the
90 our live CHILDREN yesterday who, with their mother
are doing well.
HoBOKEE.-The Delaware, Iackavanna & Western r.
T. Co. D. making arrangements % run between this place
aud Oswcgo two fast express trains each way daily.
They will stop only at the important towns.
EEwARK.-The Woodsde Presbyterian Church has
fcnnd rolled up ready for removal Two honses
by fire Yesterday. They belong 10 John McMi-
ciaei Of Wayerlcy. r wentysx houses are build
ing in the Eighth ward for citizen Of New-York 49,
IAe Finance COnmittec OF the Board Of Education
ports the expenses of the schools 70 date at M 3d. in
addition TO the disbursement OF 1904 %. suporinend
en Sears calls attention 10 the fact that the old trustees
OF the school in the WOOdsde territory recently annexed
a. the city, have money TO pay teachers. The Com
mttee on SchoOHOuses has been instructed 10 take the
necessary steps 10 select site ior Tor the
cOlCIed school in some central location "A lew citizens
fivIng on BemOut-aye resolved, ia public meeting last
evening, that the avenue does not need paving and APP
pointed committee to TepreCsent them them az meeting Of
COnd.ct President. About 1900 tracts are distributed
per month by the $50 visitors OF this society.
PATERsoN-Thursday's excursion on the Midland Rail
road was a in spite OF the stormy weather. The
party was entertained az Boomingdae. SpSecness %efe
president Worend yke OF the N. J. Midland and many
positively begin business on MONDAY ny ruaihIs me
regularly between Paterson ana BoOmlhgdale' d Inc
Lower Godwinyille Godwinyille, wyckof, Oakands,
the Ponds, Koome's, P0nptOn ana Bioomheualo a .
pettiOn requesting that John Swnpurne be retained III
his position Superintendent OF Public lnstincuoh'
The was presented 10 the Board Ot Education on
Thursday night and retained without being read Com
missioners Clark aud Paulison insisted upon nav,
ing it destroyed, and argued that It was bad
taste in the tea9hers 20 send such peQuOh
20 the Board -. The Cedar Lawn Horse
RAILROAD Company has Offered 20 extend the line through
Union ave. TOtOwa within 90 days If the residents on
west<a and Hamburgaye will give them the right OF
Though those slfeets.fOur insane persons nave
ieen sent from this city TO the Trenton Asylum tins week
The slcla election In reference TO the cityl purchase
OF lie Pssl alc WaGer Companys property viii be held
nexf WedKA sday. The Company asks 100000 Tor the
Water Work. aud $50 900 for the Falls property Nothing
less viii be pied and neither portion viii be sold alone
Tue property is mostly owned by ex Mayor Rye. The
Legislature mss authorized the issue OF $60O0 In Wafer
bonds 15OOO ID Park bonds in the citizens de-
eide mako TIE purchase Careful estimates show that
the necessary c1teusiOn Of the waterwOIts would Ia
Y0lYe additional outlay OF $4,000 within a short
time. The COBsummatOD OF tine scheme wu lGefeahe the
taxes at least per anSum. The act which author
sEes this purchase II an ATM NATIVE vote II cast, makes
provision for the future ma uagement OF the Works
ORASCK-James Kavanagh, 10 saloonkeeper, was ar
rested on Thursday and taken 10 deWafk on charge ~
having wife Ia brooklyn +. D., whom he married Ia
70 lsoo and deserted III 1865 He u Ell married New
tork LADY and removed W OrsRxe. here Ia oDeDed a