New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
LONG ISLAND.


FirsIiING.-1hr Western Union T,lt graph
C,.nian, Ia, opened general office III Ltrr'''s Io"s
si"rr on Main.st. The Winter n q. tam,
n th, Flushing and Noith sldc Railroad went U" ,nr,
on Monday last, and thus lar l> been the "i much
dl>satlsfacron and considerable, ,'liy. Tie want OF
COMPLAINT Ini:it he easily rmcdicd Nv riiiinr "n an
other ear Thor. B. L"wrec w4s "w" from l. WAGON
! Yesterday. i'll Iawichc'-st, aiI ~'t"'tl' ih"'I'G
NORTH MrsTrAp.-DnIinr N"ycm''cr the will "i
| the 'u"wIEg admitted 10 pr"hlc hv The Suir"-
Tnc OF 4nrrH G"ny; Haran JoIrs J ,t
LticIs "i administration were Issued urH H., c~t.tc ui
g. Jones. George Lowd"n, David NJ p!'cnl"ri. M''r-
gdrt liarri>on James lIaIdwrk. Mary fijod Tnona.
sners Mcnar T. nn wam ii%r!%i" l a. anl
sen. Anna Russell and Chiri"itc A. Brush. and aI-
James IInratio Poole John Sucrt and Sarah t. Wood.
.Jacuh Lang indicted for malicious cruelty 10 animals.
Howe. arrested II bench warrant for a--auling \. l..
e,ins. gave 5000 hail. ratuck EntIrr nh'etrd tor
grand larceny, pleaded guilty of r:u larceny, and was
sentenced to W days III the county Jail.
IoNG ISLAND CITY.-Th" Committee of Ten appointed
al the recent meeting Of Roman catholics. TO oppo"
Bible exercises III the public schools, has proi,rh
compromise. offering TO submit to the reading Of the
Scripture N the second aud Fourth ward schools, hut
rcursing that 1t be prohibited in the First Ward school
Ahont tw"thr,r Of the pupils q" the latter school are
Roman tahoiic. while not more than one-thrd are OF
probably be rejected by thv Board oi ColnInissioncIs
Roxy ihLL-J"hn Donohilr lanorcr cmp".r'l on
stewart. new railroad was instantly Killed yesterday
ny the caviLg III Of all eIhbankment.
JAMM A-Ihc residence "f \. l.. Bogcri was rol"d
oh ln''ay night of silvcrwarc and clothing ~"rh $oo
STATEN ISLAND.
MIDDLErOwN.-The town auditors of This
place, Sontlcld, and Northncli, have AWARDED, a con,
iiac' Tor inacadanizng Vanderblltavc and E,h,uoud
Road lur $i5,UUO. ~ '"
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY C1TY.-in the Court of OuuItcr Scs-
rios yesterday, after the trial OF many trivial ,s,s
Judge Randolph suggested that if the Grand Jury would
lake the judgment OF the Prosecutor VI Pleas u,ou cos,
' court would he saved much trouble and the county
inneh expense. Charles Wiht, n boy was tried on a
tnafgs t G siaohnS Charlie Jelly. and acquitted var
q 900 bail Hugh McCinms was convicted Of assnmi,in
Conductor Henry Lupkus with pistol on an Erie Rail
way tram Ept. T.. Henry Hays died yesterday
from tho enrtta ot injuries received by fail.
Ing from scahOlding In Warrcn-st On Monday -
Jonn sweeney, James Lynch. John Gorman aud Patrick
% out i poca dspa % Tns 9Su.H "aaS ea,s1 S
assaulting DIR. Mnlcuhey. James CariSll Of No 1875
South Eghthst. thrown from his vehicle and scri
ously Injured at South sixth-st and jersey aye Tues.
Iriet have aPPealed through comitrc to the Board Of
fln41lc aia TAXATION against the Tor 1871
in iG,ns eaees. 'ai Te 's Board ruviiS1 M s per cent
ing mat Tuesday to take action in tie matter. ~
'nrAk thief while packing w goods at No i6c Grand
81 iast night was discovered by Mrs. Creecl the pro-
preirees and made an attempt escape by pushing her
down flight of stairs. He was captured by Jose ph
iardnrr and Havens and taken to the First Precinct
Tohcc satOn where be gave his name John Smith.
tT1sshp OF st. Philips Church In Igh1sf Inc Rev. N.
MIo'h OF Princeton delivered address, last evening,
~, " !nS central PTsbyteran Church There
wa. .re.ea lust :yens M''SS sS @, NS
uie vnientine Of No. 1l Churchst Petitions viii b.
'''ee"fo 70 W. O9ust Of Pardons 10 Commute the