New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15

out license. the dealers advanced the plea that the
Board of Excise was not legally he nroor censes
Police Justice Baird decided that the Excise Commls.
sion without Mr.. Brown had inll autnS 10 e hev
appeaed 20 the County Court to settle the mattel and
up for argument before Judge nnders am
peared as counsel for the Commissioners, ana WIN. H.
Romes for the defendants, who numbered De'"oo" ="
and so. $1,000 ,,o,v
JERSEY CIrY.-The Board of Aldermen mas
requested the Board Finance to transfer from tue
Police Commissioners TO the Board OF Aldermen tno up
propration Of salaries for Police JustcesAn appro-
nriaton OF 500 has been made by the Board OF Alder
men for the decoration OF soldiers graves, May ~ anu
Aldermen ToGey and Smith have been appointed
spccial committee 10 attend the ceremonies ); u;
Carscaller a newy-appOned member OF inc Doalu ~
Fjnance and Taxation has gned, and the Board ni
Aldermen has accepted his resignation. Joseph VIZ
son age four was accidentally drowned IN MeCofos
we'll In Iincolnave., yesterday. John L. MLten IN
Erie Railway engineer age 49, aesI ~ hoSnd
fell between two cars OF an outward niDIies
which ns'f Maons mes % %Ssn held bail YESTERDAY
charged with stealing bedcothing valued at so ron rom
Tnhn Madigau of Ecyenthst The accused claimed that
the articles gwen her TO wash anu tn'S p,rent
refused to return them until she had received
Tor nor services An outward bound Northern RaliOau
passenger train which lett Long Dock at p m Ines
neal Ronse Kings coa-yard, at the western eha Oh
Bergen Tunnel and was delayed several 49,, The
Board of Aldermen has passed an ordinance hAihS III
salary OF the superintendent OF Public Grounds an
Buildings at $4,000, and providing that Tue P,eS'"' -
cumbeut shall remain in Office unth May ~ Ioa. -
NEWARK The new Board OF Chosen Freeh0lders nolu
its first meeting yesterday morning. Eusai lie
was elected Director VI the Board ny acclalnItlu
made rev rGn"Ia oniy said mat the Pententiary
would cost about $250OOO that SlOCVoO "oulu Do od
for school and state purposes, ana that aa,ito
Board bonds would have to DC Issued Oga 500
was reelected Clerk OF the Board at salary Ol syVO
The salary of r. H. Person. the County Collector "a
fixed 81 OOC and his bonds at s2OOQO; the sdly r
$500; the salary OF H.. L. Dodd, Ioun,y
Physician, s,5oO aud that OF inc enginecg r were
elected The New-Jersey Historical society WIZ ~
its regular annual meeting this morning Inc Drect re
of The Industrial Institute organized, last hlgh Wy o
election of exGov Marcus L. Ward. President George
A. Halsey and Thomas b. Pcddie. Nce-Piesl1ents'
Albert NJ. HalDrOOk Secretary, ana isaac uaS'oH' A'
urcr.
p,TrpsoN-The Young man found the Erie Rail,
way track near this city, on Tuesday with ms hTau
crushed died, last night, at the Ladies Hospital nv
body was identified, yesterday morning, as thdt vi
Jedediah Van Orden age ~ son vi u9U. t poaTd ~
shoemaker OF this Inc PaSsac COuhy ~
Chosen Freeholders organized yesterday: Al In1 OH
officers reelected except the cOunseI. H. "a ~,
received this appointment The TAX levy WIS uAcu "O
sl5OOOO, and the standing committees WERE aPpo
The trial OF James X. Powers ana frccporn uaItl -
for burglariOusy entering the residence OF SducI n
Pope last October, begun Ia the Pdssalc COun'y
Court yesterday.
ORANGE.-The Rev. Father Hickey has been removed
from this parish by Bishop Corrigan ana appointed 10
st. Peters Church New brunswick Inc Kew d. Wig
ger Of Madison will succeed Father hickey
ENGLEwooD.-Burgars effected an entrance into g. W.
Valentines hardware store by raising q rear window
with jimmy, Tuesday night, and stole sVerWare dhu
cutlery valued at 500.
MoNTCLAIR-A house in course Of erection belonging
Mr.. Harrison, was blown down on Iuesldy. il'c
men were III tue building. but they escaped unhuft
xWooDsIDE.-The Rev. Henry NJ. Barbour OF st. JOINS
Church, viii be installed next Sunday
MADIsoS.-At a meeting OF the trustees OF the Drew
Theological Seminary, yesterday, the Roy. Ds. ., f.
Hurst elected President 10 succeed Bishop Foster