New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
Prospect Park TO Fourth ave. s7ss for the paving OF
st. and 81 for the paving OF Hooperst

MeDououghst, and ti s66 for the paving OF hoope'"
LONG ISLAND.
NEwTowN.-The Commissioners for I'M
proving and matchmaking the Brooklyn, Il. d. anu
Jamaica turnpike propose TO apply to the Legsaturo
extend the time for completing the work Inc me'"o
dist Episcopal Churches OF Maspeth ana midae 'nso
now In charge Of pastor, viii DC sepa,assed n
Spring the former maintaining minister and tne Is'o
uniting under the charge Of the pastor at this village.
LONG ISLAND Cur.-Aanson Palmer, Snper,ntehT1Sdn ,
OF the Schools OF this city, informed the Board vi b
cation that would be impossible for him 10 gve n
whole time t. the duties 81 ns op e REDUCTION Of his sal
airy. The Board has reduced ms co'nPe"e"''o" =" WV
per annum. -. ALL.
NoRTrpoRT-JOseph 8. Lewis, postmaster OF 'h'S
place, has rendered his resignation.
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcHMoyp.-The new Board OF County Su-
nervisors have elected John g. Vermeul President.
EpGEwATER--A Committee, appointed by the village
Trustees will go to Albany today TO present 10 tie &c
Legislature amendments to the village conformation
10 raw off the old indebtedness Of the village ana u
abolish the office OF the village marshal
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YoNKERs.-TLe Trustees of School Districts
Nos and have decided to apply TO the Legislature io
authority to unite the two districts under one Boafu
Education The Common Council have appointed hoo-
art p Getty Isaac IT, Knox, Rudolph Eickemeyer, Ste
phen Barker and Patrick White, Water COMMISSIONERS
under the bill recently passed.
complete 1t is built Of brick, with stone trlminRs
the Italian Gothc the steepe is OF WOOD coy
long and so wde lighted by IL windows OF stained sass
There Is also ine window of stained glass IN the east
end OF the building. hue iecture-foom III LILO '' "
| 20 feet long ana 30 wide.
OssrsIsG-The Sheriff of westchester County, on be-
s fo. OF m sns &e with the roo
duet at Sing Sing and bel 10 ' having failed to
| pay the town tax, amounting to $l4S
NEw-JERSEY.
| JERSEY CITY.-The Hudson County Chosen
Freehoders have approved the draft OF bill submitted
Inv their counsel which them the control OF the
county boulevard The bills at present before
the Legislature propose a commission for the WORK..
synod Of Newersey has prepared ITeTSar G
The establishment Of asylum for deaf mutes Inc
State has thus far provided for the education oi ,s
class OF its citizens in institutions OF other States Dur
ing last week there received at the Communlpaw
Abatoir llSi cattle, 5000 hogs and 1000 sheep Inere
company has been formed, it is stated to construct
an extensive abattor near the Haekensaek RIVER. s
sad that have been purchased on the meadows
east of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad shops now
S%dT pile. 'n md. t 5esn made s0' fs .so
ii sS Estimated that the whole improyemeeRnt
cost over i H proposed go az f iSe Railway say
ne and wharves will be constructed along ane ry Sr
FS@ T To ss: RoTert Dillon was
and robbng Joseph Price in Brightest the night Of
alias Porter, will be arrested to-day
T PSs in fa5s a'n asf Com
mtee of the Hudson County OF Chosen Freehold
ea nss 70 be Known as the County Road Act The bin
provides road shall be laid more than $50 feet or
less than 100 wde and authorizes the appointment
81 road board of five members who will receive IS each
day The quarterly meeting Of the City Mission and
Tract Society held In the Claremont PresDye
rian Church. yesterday..A crowd Of 40 or 80 young
men into the African NJ E. Church, Jersey CITY IN
Monmouth.st., between Seventh and Eighthsts, last
night for the purpose of creating disturbance during
sTesson With them Two Of the young
men, being threatened with expulsion lmmedlst.y as
sauied Of the deacons Hi had not been LOT the
timely arrival OF an officer, general fight would have
ensued Charles Lafrend and George JUDY were locked
| up TO await examination.
NEwARK.-Michael Kane, a burglar. who had been
sentenced years in the State Prison attempted to
escape Saturday The Judge recalled him and added
Club have elected the following officers for the ensuing
Alexander Handy secretary J. Edward
Russell, Captain The Common Council has nominated
Daniel W. Baker for Controller and j. M. DeCamp Tor
| Tax Commis sioner Charles Hearin was thrown from
his wagon on Saturday, aud had his armlfractnred
Mrs Sheridan knocked down by runaway horse IN
| Market-st., on Saturday afternoon and was badly
bruised The Rev DE- Sims OF Baltimore ORE, the pc. new
duties yesterday Two little children OF James Wilson
Jackson-st burned to death yesterday morning
They were left alone for moment and ran Immediately
the store with paper which they lighted When iound
| they were almost burned TO cinders.
PATERsoS-The Tax Receivers sale OF property for
unpaid taxes will be resumed at the Franklin House to-
day Property for 1870 in the Ninth Ward will
be sold and property in the First, Second and Third
Wards which has not been claimed by purchasers VIII be
put up auction again The receipts from dehnquents
on Friday and Saturday were 81 200 In the case OF
Hector c. Hudson, executor of Hugh Reed, deceased,
the heirs exceptions the amended account In the
surrogates Office Saturday The Court will hear the
matter March Is.
HARRIsoS-Jeremiah Roach OF Ninety -frst-st, New
ark who was seeking employment in this place on Sat
urday afternoon, killed by western bound train on
the Pennsylvania Railroad An inquest will he held on
Tuesday evening.
WEST HoBoKEs-Justiee Pullman andj Constable
Cook have held in bail charged with an illegal
a empt TO property of Helene Lampe to satisfy
a Judgment obtained against her husband, Albert
Lampe, previous TO their marriage.
ORASGE.-Edward Austen, the present incumbent, has
been renOmnated for Mayor The question OF running
horsecars Sunday In East Orange will be submitted
to the people at tine coming town election.
HoBoKES.-Clark and Bell, who were arrested last
Wednesday in Carney's c0ck-p OF which they were
managers were committed, on Saturday, by Recorder
BOhnstell.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.