New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-27

sail while hunting yesterday in the One Mile Woods
shot an eagle measuring over ieeu ION rare ~ Ten
|new passenger coaches with all the latest improvements
Henry - G9 rnS S and d on at No PnS
New York City. arrested at his residence In TINS VII
@ on cnsIge OF by means OF
worthless checks. -
wNFIELD-As tho early freight train on the ,crga aS
mornng one of the cars in the center OF the train NILE
e track at frog and ran nearly gnar OF the cars
before the train was stopped The coupihhnment
before and behind 1t kept il on the ., oor and
NORTH HEpPsTRAD-The adjourned Court o. ne ~ Cont
ermner for Queens County Will hcs time the prisoners
held for trial capital ohense WIN po .soa nm tho
NEwrowN-Charles Cook, VINO v Sas was resi-
deot f Ntosp and was formerly pupne scnooi
teacher. His injuries are 'ei' '''
rily fatal. -, pa,oo,,or rot vos
LoNG lsAnD oorarily organized by the selection OF
John Fahnstock as Cnairi"""
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
ponr CpEsrER.-The charter election in this
Yesterday resulted in the choice of the following
ass"or trustees John W. Lounsbury and ID. Jerome
sands Treasurer John W McCarty; Collector, Christian
Waukenbach.
NEw-JERsEY.
NrwARK-DetectiveM yesterday after
noon caught pckpockets from NewYork
John Keey and Thomas Stanley, plying their vocation at
Market and Mulberry-sts. They were committed for
three months for vagrancy special meeting yes
terday afternoon the Street Committee sreceived seven
bids for the contract to pave Hghst from Markets 10
Cinton-ave with the Telford pavement Ward Reilly
work must he performed with steam roller
SS y h hqsft The wSSs a n sGf
house burned on Sunday, have gwen s2SO TOWARD
the department The woodsde Presbyterian church,
which has been erected for two years. will he dedicated
York viii preach The posts Of the Grand Army of the
Republic making arrangements for the celebration
caon has purchased the property of Alderman Orson
Wilson, Broadst.. between Green ana franKi-sIs'
and will erect thereon handsome ron-front building
HoBoKEN-The property known as the Old Napoleon
Hotel sold yesterday for s55oO0
| HAcKENsAcK-A handsome depot is building at Mont
Vale on the Hackensack Extension Railroad; The Mid
land is graded ready for tracking from the Hacken
sack River to the Northern Railroad "A violent hail
passed over the upper end OF Bergen County one
evening last week. The next morning hailstones as
large walnuts were found in large quantities at
Mahwah. The expenses of Harrington Township Tor
the year ending April TO- amounted to S20Sl4 81 OF which
s2e5e paid for schools. Iackensack Township ex-
pended S92l62 during the year ending April G, ISL!
On and after May the Hackensack Extension Railroad
will issue Communication tickets to scholars coming rom
any station their road to ackensack at the reduced
rate Of 50 per month.
| PArERsoN-The First National Bank will begin bust;
ness in its quarters to-day The PostOhice ana
the Western Union Telegraph office will hereafter occupy
rooms in the bank building. The upper story has
been elegantly fitted up by the IvanhOe Lodge or Free
mssOns, who have leased the rooms. Lawyers have
rented the second floor for Offices An excursion train
will the Midland Railway to-day. The formal
opening and running OF trains. according to the time
table, viii take place on Monday next The Odd
celebrated their fysecOnd anniversary last evening"
In he Circuit Court the Jury awarded BGynson @
interest total, S7,C2s b. The Commissioners allowed
tiTs s $1,000 to settle without litigation IA gang Of
laborers employed at Broadway and Mainst yesterday
laying switch to accommodate the W1lsst. cars or
the Paterson and Passaic Horse Railroad disturbed
gy party Of men employed by the Riverside Horse Se
OF Broadway. The trenches dug by the former were
filed up by the latter Picks, shOves, spades crowbars,
a auIsf
crowd gathered. and riot became IMMINENT when
notice that he Intended to prevent any disturbance
of the peace and advised that the matter
Paterson and Passaic Road then withdrew his forces.
According TO an agreement made between the companies
time ago. il decided that the Riverside Com
pany should waive all claims TO the right Of way on
Broadway, and the other Company should do the same
in regard TO west-s The Riverside Company has vio-
part the agreement hence the present trouble
Which will PrOb@Sy be settled by to the Ba5d
will issue, May new time table by which the accom-
modations to passengers will be doubled
MoNTCIAIR.-The Essex House. a small hotel near
caused by the explosion OF a lamp Loss, 5000.
PRrNcEroN--Dr. Atwater is building new residence
on Railroad-ave, opposite the Observatory This will
allow the removal of his present residence an ancient
edhce standing on the northwest corner OF the
Campus" and will greatly improve the appearance iof
the College grounds.
MISUNDERSTANDING Osborn Of Union County lodged the
following prisoners State Prison yesterday; Pat
rick Murtagh, years; william Macks three years;
Robinson, and James Carter six months each. -.
Proposals will received Saturday next for the
cavatons needed for the additions to the State House.
The Commissioners appointed by the Legislature to ell
large the State House. together with the Joint Com
mitee Of that body, have approved the plans or the
architect, Mr. Sloan in every particular The new wing
now the Executive Department and literary Is
extended % feet toward the river and each side
OF the extension building is TO be erected one 10 be
used as and the other the Assembly Cham
ber They TO he story in hight and surmounted
dOmcs The Assembly Chamber will be GO by 20 feet
with lobby 10 feet wide running three sides and
gallery the lobby. The Senate Chamber Will be 80
81 As feet with lobby and gallery in the Assembly
Chamber In the of the chairs OF the presiding
officers of both Houses will be rooms for their accommO
dation well for the secretaries and clerks. The
present apartment devoted to the Governor will be
verted into passageway between the legislative Cham
bers, while the old Houses will be used Executive
Department. 1t is understood that the final term OF
the lease OF the United Railroads OF NewJersey TO the
Pennsylvania Company were consummated in Philadel
phia yesterday aud that nothing now remains TO com
NewJersey roads Owing 10 the retcence OF the officers
no information could be obtained the subject.
The Congress appropriated 500 900 for the improve
ment of the fesaving stations the NewJorsey coast.
This money will be ready for expenditure July /, and
Capt Faunce Of the Revenue Marine Service by the
order Of the Secretary of the Treasury has begun the
inspection Of the various posts 10 determine IN what
monies be expended to the best advantage James
Ne notorious burglar, who robbed the jewelry store
OF W. o. TacOt, at Lambertve, April IL, was brought
here, under arrest, from Philadelphia, yesterday.
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.
A dramatic entertainment, in aid of the