New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-18
Prof Bache of the Coast Survey. U.s. NJ; Drs. Mann,
Otterson and Chapman. and tho Rev. Drs. Farley and

this evening. The Rev. Norman beaVor, d. ID, VIII
preach the installation sermons the Rev. f. g. Fairchili
viii deliyer tho charge the pastor, and the Rev o. f.
Cobb the charge to the people The services Wii DO
interspersed by vocal and instrumental music, consist
ing In part OF original hymns solos, ana quarteItcs
LONG ISLAND
SOurH OYSTER BAY.-It appeared in the
testimony at the day tne inquest in the case OF
the murder OF Samuel j. Jones, that a coiored man
named Levy was In the noghborhood on the night OF
the murder and there was suspicion that ne might
have been concerned In It, This man was arrested on
Monday Amityvie, and lodged In the Queens County
against him several moaths ago, upon different charge
He will doubtless be examined at the next session OIL inc
inquest, although IL Is extremely doubtful whether ho
knows anything about the murder
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwATER.-The village Aldermen have
confirmed the assessment roll and arranged the tax
levy. They still refuse 10 agree upon ninth member,
but propose act harmoniousy In other matters and
to give their attention to street aud other needed I'M
proyements.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The trial of Peter Terrill
FOR murder Gilbert H. Robinson of Rye Neck has
been postponed until the December OF the Court OF
Oyer and Termner In consequence Of the sickness OF
the prisoner who is said to be suffering from malaria
fever The trial the Lambert brothers OF tins place on
indictment for arson mas also been postponed unI
the December term. The trial of Dr. George j. Fisher
OF Sing Sing for an alleged SANDER upon DE- Mn' n.
| Circuit Court today.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rev. Mr.. Wilson, appointed pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal churches ~ TINS pace anu
West Farms in April last has been temporarily renewed
account OF ill-heatb and the Rev. Edwin Crasto OF
Drew Seminary has been authorized supply.
MOTT HAvES-The body OF Lawrence Maher OF Morris
who had been missing since Sunday was round ia
the canal Tuesday afternoon There were cuts about
the head and face, and foul play Is suspected
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Mechler, the murderer of q.
s. Marshal Stevens, confined in the Hudson County
JAIL refused time the food prepared for him,
because he not satisfied with its quality Better
food has been ordered The anniversary Of the battle
OF Antieam observed last night by the surviving
members Of Company b, 18th Regiment, NJ j. Volun-
teers who held reunion at Pavoniaaye. and Grovest
1.-The inquest IN the case OF David Carroll whch was
to have been held Tuesday night, has been
postponed until tonight on account OF the ao-
sence Of two of the jurymen....The 81, acct
dent to the water main, caused by the collision OF
towboat with tho Hackensack turnpike bridge has not
affected the water supply in the least .Ihe4phlius
Butts aud Henry NJ. Traphagen, members OF the new
Jury Commission, In Hudson County, drew yes
terday, the first Grand Jury under the new
by the Sheriff. but the members OF the Grand ana
petit iures have averaged low in integrity and intel
gence that IN accordance with the wishes Of The people,
the Legislature authorized the appointment OF
Commission in whose hands inc po%es T'n
The Hudson County Boulevard scheme has caused great
among many 81 ae nean sae st TO defeat
the lob. which is characterized by many plan TO
favor few members OF the Ring" When the board
OF Chosen Freehoers proposed issue bonds TO the
amount o. s2OoOOOO and TO begin the construction the
strained from selling bonds which had already been ad
vertised Yesterday stay of proceedings ana RUE 70
signed by Judge Bedle The order was issued at
once upon the Clerk Of the Avenue Commissioners The
applicants the order George Clifford Francis Jen
kins, Abraham p. Newkirk, aud Richard r. CadIhus
They claim that tho act is unconstitutional as the act
which authorized the construction OF the BOuleVard
specified than 1t should be IL miles long and the route as
laid will be IS miles Other objections are also raised
the Hon. W. Scudder, the Hon. Robert Gilchrlst ana
other prominent citizens nave Deen Gu
gagged as counsel 70 defend the 0 people ogo'n,.
At No I95 Pavouiaave last night int rooms occupied
by Col John Grimes, the llth anniversary OF COMPANY
b. 18th Regiment ~ was 0p h ~
reunion OF tue surviving memDets no" nuuipcllnH
The German American CITIZENS Association was organ
lied at Kleenes Hall last night Inc gnnaIna
| government. The Board OF Fire COMMISSIONER
telegraph wire and 10 dlal Instruments 10 ,. puI
for 81 inquest in the case OF DaVld rlt%sin,
Second-st saturday night was held by Coroner Rein
hardt last night number OF witnesses tested III the
an accidental fall. The jury rendered a verdict to
| that effect, and censured the landlord Ior iall-
| ing TO place lights the starways OF the house,:
suits nave been instituted against the D0ndsmen Oh
Major Mount. exsherif of Hudson County. to recover
$4,000 which, II Is alleged, collected by tlat 0cer
and his deputies while in office, but never PAID TO Tue
plaintiff Major Mount has served two terms IN once
Tor the first OF which Theophus Butts, H. ID. Busch,
| Charles Chamberlain. d. o Gregory, ~, ana .. Al;
Mersees became his bondsmen snd durIng t1o seeSnu
term the security furnished by CnaTes Champer-
lam. J. Harvey Lyons Charles Aleu- aud ~ o GREGORY
r. The amount Of the bond - $1,000 Inc transactions
occurred during period OF four years winch Includes
both terms OF Office Ii Is stated tnst the eNobeilh
attaches the blame OF the whole aEaf 10 MS ueputJ,
| Theo. Ryerson.
| NRwARK-Judge Depue yesterday morning refused to
Grant new trial or arrest of Judgment IN the case OF
Charles c. Trelease convicted or LIBEL at Ihe ase VI
the Court OF Quarter The East NewJersey
Baptist sunday-schOO Convention began It's session VS.
were received rom the various Sunday showing
them 10 be in prosperous condition, ana SERMON naa
1 ~. 4 Jerk
was continued through the afternoon auu eNeuiuE...,
Bishop Corrgan has issued pastoral letleI, uiglnSS
the fostering aud preserving yocatons 10 Tue
and u religious life horse anu "agoh ovioI tiS
10 Mr. Wallack OF Sprugheldave was struck pY ualu
on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Marketst depot ZEE
terday The horse was killed aud inc wagon cOPet Th
broken. The driver saved his llfe by jumping hne
Democratic city Central Committee 9eld SennS 20
evening, and decided to mold the Guy s M ~
nominate candidates for city offices on sept 20; Meln
bers Committee express the opinion mat the ton
John c. Lttell will be tue UNANIMOUS cnoice Vi u" ~
| yentOn Tor Mayor.
NEwrowY-The Board Of Town Auditors VIII meet
and confer with subcommittee OF the COMMITTEE Oh
Seveny.one on Sept with reference 10 inc Surveying
and mapping Of the town, resolution III iaV9r Vi when
has been adopted by the Committee Inc hepuaAcaH
town primary was held last evening" Und great interest
was manifested the election of delegates TO tae ILL.,
ent conventions The following was the result U U
gates 10 the District COnventlon-G Garretson VIM
Buchanan, c. s. DeBevoise, s. +. Worthlngtoh " van
dervere, Abraham Folk; to the county SVn' S;
Charles Chamberlin Ed Schwacoffer john u DeeVolse
c. W. Vanderyere. Ed H. WebDer Andrew Manger
W. s. Wood The following were elected menpeIS rs VI ee
Comfy Central Committee: g. j. Garretson Ihadeus
Firth aud s. r. Worthington
WAyrR1Y.-Yesterday's fine weather drew multi
tudes 10 Inc Fair Grounds The trial Of rstclass fire
ngines was confined to the Minnehaha steamer OF new
was known that TINS steamer, which is regarded as the
finest In the State would enter The state Board OF Ag
visited the fair yesterday morning and heu an IN
siding and Prof. g. ii. Cook acting as secretary res
oiuton commencing The exhibition was unanimously ae
the carriage department The horticultural tent unuer
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