New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

r. Pera,r', enars. A. D. Ackerly, one year.
NEw-JERsEY.
,.ns,x CrTy.-Two Boards of Chosen Free
ders for Hudson County organized In the House,
a.erday with all the prescribed formalties, and eacn
claims 10 be justified by law. The old Board elected J
A. Otei Director; Charles J. Roe, Clerk E. W. Kings
land Collector and william Brnkerhof, Counsel The
Board then adjourned to May TO- and ordered tho frec
holders room to be locked The Board elect did not
meet until noon when az they expected there was no
admittance and Judge Rankin directed his colleagues 10
repair to Aliens Hotel where room trsr1 hsd 0esH f p
rector and Charles Jordan temporary C,erk ,haip
Dse S was M easa Rankin ana mSVeS that Committee
three appointed wait the jaer and request MN
70 %ns sse secodnsy % aoDe but Mr. Jones
ble The members then surrounded the court
Init After while returned to the hotel when commit
tee was appointed TO employ counsel The NewJersey
Central Railroad Company and the Sugar Refining oo "
pany are auarrelng about the ownership OF piece Vi
dumping ground between their respective premises
The May term Of the Hudson County Courts opeaeo o
Yesterday Judge Bede presiding AT meeting OF uo
Board Of Public Works yesterday. the Chief iEngncet.
submitted plan for the protection on hS ~ the
improvement ia $4,000 The Fire Commissioners were
authorized to make such alterations In ne &
expended on each not exceeding s5Co b Th an NJ
Aldermen met for the nrs' % e ss reports
was received. He refer to the hasty ana llcons,u %
cred LEGISLATION Of the @ Of e Of the
charter under which they were working, ana recon- ON
meuded
anances were in deporabe condition, likely to in
Huence the sale OF bonds and the oredt M oI se an
Sy 09s CSsSG sst Tear % In some branches
| the City Government economy had Deen Pr'eucc.
s ID the policy Of the present Board OF Police
Commissioners In dis1nissng men merely on political
members Of the Board Of Education First District
| A. H. Wallis, Patrick Nugent, James Warner Second
T6ird Dlsric.A A. Gaddis Harold Henwood George
Warren Fourth Disrict-W; a. Wood Thomas NJ ~ N15' ~
ton Emilio Steger; Fifth District-James sopcr, Z. "
Mills W H. Thomas; Sixth District--J J. yanderbeck,
Miles Terney, Garret yreeland The nominations were
| CITY Collector VIM PliInby; City Marshal. Samuel L.
| Ellis; oversoer Of the Poor G. s. Dudley
| UopoKry-patrick O'Neu and James ONeill, broth,
ers and Patrick Duffy entered the quorstore Of Michael
CahilI Newark-st- last night, and began drlnklnR'
dispute IS to se Me nnd Parch oSe drew
pocketkmfe and stabbed McG in the right side Ine ne
| lowed to depart without being questioned
PAssAIo-At a meeting Of the village Council, Money
asiet 81 the First National Bank reminding the Board
that the Paterson Savings Institution ana ne, pfSon %
faes a nsd na pst due He suggested that Bank
was ready TO lend $4,000 10 the village Chafes n.
sanr n thet be- sd Sa7s Of Village Improvement Ger
tincaes past due, and wanted his money resol'on
| TO borrow money to pay these elaine was lost
PATKRsoN.-The steamer R0ckaway Is undergoing re-
pairs preparatory to making @ u & on Roord se "
aldermen, Monday night, appointed A A. Van Greson,
Clerk; }. Blundel Controller James Dunn treasurer
sewersi A. A. Fonda. CITY Surveyor; Samuel Munson,
Superintendent OF Outdoor Relief; T. a. Marsh, Clty
Phy sician aud Garret Hobart Counsel Inc MAYOR was
authorized 10 borrow $4,000 on his note Tor w uas
nav claims past due. L. H. Rice was confirmed as Cef
OF Police and Lees Garside Tax Commissioner.
Robert Jackson &c, died yesterday from tne eneSts
OF overdose of laudanum In the ClrcUit court le
fury awarded william Graham S, ,050 for lands taken Dy
the Midland Railroad $500 for damages aud sl4 80 for
interest; total 1854 o. The Commissioners mad allowed
him $62O The question Of purchasing the WaterSofhs
win be submitted to the people to-day.
NEwARK.-The annual report of the Road Board VIII
presented the tBoard OF Freeholders at the next
meeting II shows that $4,000 has been paid ON the hVo
avenues now building, follows: Freinghuy
$4,000 Washingtonave., s7SOOd Springheid-ave sJg0V
South Orange-ave, s2sOO0; Parkaye.. $4,000 All but
$4,000 is for right Of way. Frelnghuysenave. Will be
cOmpeted during the coming Summer, and two OF tho
other avenues during the year. BY the Of the county
bonds in paving awards 5000 has been saved. Ex-
Gov Ward sails for Europe in the steamer Scotia to-day
80 The Rev. Father Hugent OF Liverpool delivered his
in this country last evening Ihe Bapts1
Church to be erected the Peck Farm property
will persons and cost S12 A sunken vessel
which had been obstrucfng navigation on the Passalc,
New-Jersey State Homeopathic Medical society held
| its annual meeting yesterday. Dr. j. j. lOuln, the
President read historical sketch OF the society papers
on scientific subjects were discussed and Grafton by
| DR.. Kinne of Paterson was delivered.
ORANGE-The Common Council on Monday evening
elected Horace Steson, Town Clerk vice Walter snyder
resigned; Edward Conmout member OF the board OF ia
uoatiOn from the Third Ward; and Aaron Qnuby and
Walter Smith, AsseSSOI5 OF the tlrst ana lnlfu Warus
respectively.
LAKE VIRw-This village two years old, contains 70
buildings erected at a cost OF more than $4,000
HARRIsoS-The Council chose Mr. Coogan, Freeholder
Monday night.
TREEToY-Three loafers sentenced Monday 10
terms OF five and days in the County Ja Tor mahlng
indecent remarks " lady who was passing III cariagc