New-York tribune., 1873-05-07
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wysr FARns-serQeant Steers william Bogert VIII
liam Osborn, and John II. Weeks Of the West Farms
police force. and IS members Of the Carmansyie ponce
force whose names not ascertained, Fordham g..
Morris Patrick Crotty, Michael Riley, Joseph IurrOy'
and Michael Lennon residents were srrestea on pa O ~
bail s1OO each. for having entered pu3hc scnooi IN
the town, broken the furniture and endangered the
lives of the Hon. John b. Haskn and others, on the
night OF the election for school officers
WHITE PLAYs-The Hon. f. O. Sutherland editor OF
The Eastern Journal has begun suit against r. j.
Horton editor OF The WesteheSer Neos for alleged
libel published In the latter paper
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CTY.-The new Board of Aldermen
organized last night by the election Of Alderman Bum
sted as President. Charles Scott reelected CITY
Clerk; A. W. Marinus, City Marshall; and r. d. Dud-
ley Overseer OF the Poor. The New Board OF Chosen
Freeholders organized yesterday by the election r OF
mund W. Kingsland, Collector Jacob Weart
Counsel and DR. Buck TGIhg n5s5n cpnyty Court
Yesterday: The calendar is very light;
The Boaid of Freeholders. yesterday fixed the county
hoard of Public Works his veto 10 the resolution empow
erng the Committee on Public Buildings 10 purchase
sites for four new school buildings The Mayor bases
his objections the ground that no Committee should
be allowed to spend unlimited sum Of money and the
resolution afiixes conditions whatever The Mayor
think there is pressing need OF an increase III
school facilities.
NEwARK-In the Court Of Quarter Sessions Yesterday,
BENJAMIN F. Butts, the publisher, and Andrew NJ. Clarke
the editor OF Saturday paper called me Echo, were ar
raigled upon five indictments, for issuing an obscene
publication The defendants pleaded not guilty Their
trial down for May 22 and they were released on
5000 bail on each Indictment The ncorporatOrs OF the
industrial Exhibition have called meeting OF the share
holders for next Monday TO elect permanent Board OF
Directors subcommittee will also be appointed.
Michael Quinn, John O'ROurke, and James GiDney went
into Win Wbaen's stOne-yard yesterday 10 nght, ana
when demonstrated with by the proprietor Quinn struck
him on the head with blunt instrument, in1lctlngnu
res which endanger his life. The prisoners were Oaled
I'm the sum OF $500 each 10 appear lot ulal; i.
ChiefOf- Police Rogers has ordered that tne ponce
force sha undergo drill and inspection at the arlnory
every "wednesday afternoon. Sergeant Meldrum mas
been selected drill master, and Lieut. george
fielder Inspector The Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion has elected the following officers; PRESIDENT Jais
s. Mackie; Vice-Presidents Theodore MacAnet' i, ID.
Peddip Iohn W. Taylor Theodore RunyOn, ana E1gar
Farmer; Recording Secretary, ElWOOd = harIls ~ OF
resnonding Secretary w. b. wilkinson; Treasurer IheO
dOre +. Johnson. Tine ResOlute Bdse-D % Ctup VI VI
Elizabeth were defeated by the Baltimore CluD' at
Waverley Park, yesterday, by a score OF u p.
Patrick McGOyeTn arrested yesterday, ana helu ~
default Of $500 bail TO answer charge OF Drutdly ue
ing his wife her complaint the Wlfe stateu tnal
within the last years she had had SIX chiiursn
ieved that her constant Ill health, owing 10 her nus
bands continued Ill treatment Of her. was the cause OF
their deaths.
TRESroN-A convict named William Quail escaped
Monday night from the state Prison DE was from
Essex County and had served for IA months. he mo
bebind some boxes In the workshop, and was not no
ced when the we're taken from the shops 10 tNe
cells.
PATFRsoE-The Erie Railway Company Is about con
structng fences and gates along portion OF Us IOute
through the city The gates will be erected at Ryer-s
Broadway, and Market-st., at cost OF SoMO' Inc
fence will extend along Ramapo-aye.' from Essex "
Markct-sts.