New-York tribune., 1871-04-25
O, the Boston and Providence Railroad took charge yes

MesSs. Perkins the adjoining lot iOr IcctoTy'
dnn l.dcs we're cTnejly beaten on their backs and
shoulders by teacher Of the public school OF thS pce
for trivial ofense. ,
Point Horse Railroad gives the following statement
Stock OF the road paid in s6y'Ss; ponGS. S & e.win
mens ss5 $50 So expense Of running past year f5 ba 40
receipts from passengers s2isii e,, OF have
te fare from to cents for passengers dns
either from Hunters Point or Astoria part OF the way
roxc Tsr ,gD CrrY-The Manhattan Smelling Company
81 Nv Yrk are in negotiation for three acres OF ground
I'm Dutch Kills Creek which TO erect IA Ee
d t Eogand Eirht hundred will be employed,
and the most improved apparatus ussu. ta Cor,o
C,'nse Ferry-st Hunters Point, and organized
ht cectng A. Gailatin stevens President. Health
Officer for the city has not yeI ont reference TO
Marty was held Sunday evening, at Jackson h,o"".
rarh a. tA 80 p t,ree Messrs Waack, Rudolph and
Byer was appointed to draft resoutlos SAIL h tSe er
Inedately upon what action In their opinion INC LgI
% of The city shoud take During the absence OF the
Committee the Chairman, G. ID sehelheF tn9 Seeieny nn,
Oscar oh@ng Sr sPSsn speaFers, addressed tho
SaeS 6sr of OTer TRe Committee reported that assO
cat9R should American o shssoestion of Long Island
City" They recommended that each WaId shoua hhso
branch oreanzatiOn which should send delegates 70
Convention 10 meet after the nominations were maze oy
an the pariies aud that the convention shonld
men as in opinion most capable honest 81 ha th
true The following dele nave Deen seieJ.o ~ @
wa w1 nsIer Second ward Messrs Mttag, Byer and
ACmar; Third Ward, Me.srs koepgrgn' piGs nnsn and
schmeder Fifth Ward. Messrs Fret ana hlonipan
Wysr uAMproN.-The steel manufacturing establish
ment on the Beach has resumed WORK. Ine oio 10 %
tracted from beach sand.
soUTHAMProS-The Rev. Andrew shiland mas i' ac-
ceptod call the Presbyterian Church I'D ths F"se
He will be installed May lS
STATEN ISLAND.
Bulls HEAD-COroner Gafney held IN IN
quest yesterday on the body Of Hamilton Taylor (coioreu
who was killed on Saturday by the bursting OF GRIND
stone in a gun factory.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrrY.-Five hundred and sxty-three
ears containing 2s9O6i bushels Of grain, and 1857 cars
loaded with 1880 tuns OF miscellaneous freight arrived
here via the Erie Railway last week. The spInentao
Westward bound freight amounted TO 455 cars or about
1oo tuns 1t Is estimated that the suspension OF coa
mining has caused the Erie Railway Company loss
OF nearly 100000 by the decrease In freight aohe''
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Will begin ch he l,au are
virtually bonded warehouses, are three ieet III W1.3i w.
ye feet long ana ses dp eor o the directions OF the
Secretary the Treasury. the cars must DC Oche Wy
Revepue officer at one end OF the line, and opened only
nv a Revenue officer at the other end. Board or
Police Commissioners finished the work OF removing tne
old sergeant and appointing their successors &
Several patrolmen were also apponted Ihe Ne"-J1r
soy Central Railroad Company intends laying ah ,e m
tlonal track along It's entire line Judge faliaoRn ~ ~
passing sentence yesterday on prisoner iOund eily VI
larceny took aston TO Geplore inc tenptatoh ~ ooi
init perjury afforded ny the new law auOHIns q pit
TO testify in his behalf Several cases nave recently
under his notice and he announced ms @ fh ~
Ward Savings Bank VIII soon be completed. at cost
OF 5000 The pupils Of Bergen Institute gave tecep
tion last evening at the Bergen PfesDytellan CAureh
for for the benefit Of their Library.
UNION UILI--The saughterhouse and stables OF JACOB
H. Fink maiclously fired yesterday ana completely
DESTROY ed; loss about 5000 no insurance soon aer
this fire another occurred in stable owned ny AT.
Weaver about block distant Lich was also destIOJed
loss about $500; no insurance.
PArFRsos.-Michael Talent was stabbed on Saturday
night in a dsreputable saloon I'm Green-s He received
terrible cash i've inches long, the left side Of
the neck under ta The assaiant Is unknown Tai
t @ eaaa Is az Of or Boyhon vs. fhe NJ and r. r still on
In the Court OF Quarter Sessions, John MuSray was
his divorced wife, whom he attempted to kill a short
time ago by cutting her throat with razor The bag;
gage department of the Erie Railway 10 De m
10 cOmmodlous rooms aud the old quarters VIII De
fitted up as telegraph Office --t&- f-
NEwAaK.-8lrs. F. X. Howell WIS thrown from her
The Grand Jury is now engaged on tho Cutter spoI-
ing OF the Boys' Lodging Society was held last
evening the former officer were @ Inc Treas
been 81 93 49, expenditures, s1,2li o. In the is-
Slate haTic1Itra society Obtained verdict Of
si5lO 20 against Louis D. Brokaw, for rent OF Motel
rector of Trinity Episcopal Church. has sailed for Europe
. The remains OF John Mccormack, who was burned
for iatcrment oacer Mason and Detective Crane
baed this morning on charge OF assault ana pat
No 20 Broadst Mr Vonagh mad been to Railway, and
on taking a train the New-Jcrsey Railroad, met Miss
Julia stark with whom he acquainted. The two
rode TO Newark together On arriving there, an % Gid
lady, who occupied a seat behind the Two, ana VINO
Imagined they were eopng, called upon the Officers
10 arrest them, which the officers dld, the
merchant being dragged TO the police station. His
satchel containing sll2 left behind and lost lie
has now brought criminal con against the ocers iOr
IA Sc imprisonment and assault and battery Protee-
ton Lodge DAD Fellows celebrated its tweny-sixth
anniversary last evening, with interesting exercises
chiefly social. b. j.. Douglas and Henry T. DusenDerry
made addresses Tomorrow general celebration, IN
Of the second anniversary or the hment
Of the Order in this country will be held About 2poo
members of the Order viii take part in parade TO be
followed by meeting in the Rink, where the Rev MT
Gaddis OF Brooklyn WIZ make the prlneipii
The resi- natOn OF Charles Baeyre, Deputy state Cou-
been accepted by the Grand Lodge, and william
W Lye appointed o, to n tne vacancy gs 6dat,
house two stories in hight and 20 By feet in
on the west bank Of the Passaic River A grind
tory ef H. sanerber & Co., No Mechanic street, yes
tsrday, piece OF the stone, weighing 200 pounds,
ing premises Several persons had narrow escapes.
Paus NJ. f. Church raised 5000 for conference pur-
jects will be made during the present year HereOio.e
in tie various Methodist churches, several coectos
during the have been necessary before tho requisite
could be secured The Rev. Father Dalton was
called early hour yesterday by his congrcga
tion who rendered him the compliment Of serenade, in
honor OF his birthday The heaviest tram tal ever
passed the New-Jersey Railroad was that which
far Monmouth junction Saturday. IL con-
sisted OF 40 heavilya freight cars "A United states
Surveyor about making a the Passac River
above Newark prior to the removal Of the reef which
now obstructs navigation there
EAST ORAsGE-Dayid Castles OF Bell-st. fell from the
platform OF an Orange hOrsecar Saturday night aud
had both legs 80 badly injured that amputaton Was
necessary. He will probably not recover.
PEIuIPsBuRG.-rhe Grand Division g. Of T. OF this
State will meet here in quarterly session, tomorrow.
After the regular session. the body will hold union
meeting with tho Grand Division OF Pennsylyanla when
meets at EaSton.
IRvINGToS-The "old white schoohouse" property
was sold, Saturday, at auction tor s2,i00
CANDES.-George W. Wright, colored man, fell dead
I'm le o w Yesterday