New-York tribune., 1874-04-03
society man named Gcnnng, sent yesterday to the
Penitentiary for 10 days
LONG ISLAND.

NEw-UTRECHT.-The Republicans have nomi-
mated the following persons for office. to be voted for at
the election Of Tuesday For isupervsor Thomas
NJ Uegeman; Town Clerk, f. Lott Barre; Justice OF
the Peace, Thomas l.. Hanna Commissioner OF High
stables Adrian Bogart Edward Watson. John Mcbride,
sivl Wsrdell, and James Watts inspectors OF Eec-
tions, william ii. Wright and John " Van fet
LONG ISLAND CITr-A new timeta on tue Flushing
and North Side Railroad will take effect on April 30,
when additional trains viii be run ana the reduced tarn
for passengers adopted. The new schedule gives AZ
trains to and from Flushing and "a and rs TO way sta
tons. Package and excursion tickets IN addition TO
communication will also be sold on aud after that date
NEwTowN.-Thaddcus Firth has been put in nomna-
ton 1.-The Peoples candidate Tor snperylsSr Inc Inc
nomination Of the only two conventions yet held
STATEN ISLAND.
MIDDLETowN.-Patrick Lacy age 80, residing
near the Willow swamp left his yesterday morn
ing for the purpose OF cutting wood. About 20 minutes
afterward found HIM dead In the woods with his
ak beside him. the body being apparently unharned'
sTAPLEToS-Ihe horse disease In vlrnlent oaih n'
Messrs Reinhardt Miller. proprietors Of the PARK
Brewery in this village, have twelve horses sch' All Vi
which refuse their food.
CLIFToN-The Sunday-school Teachers Association
will meet next Monday evening ia ST. Johh OhmGn. r
The Rev Dr. Eccleston VIII denver an auureSs on A"0
Holy Land"
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PoRTcHEsTER.-A few nights ago the resi-
dence Of Oliver Rudd in Kingst WAS entered by Dur
glars who carried off q quantity OF slyeryare An al =
tempt was also made to enter the dwelling OF Mrs.
Thomas Bent but the operations OF the rogues were
heard by the inmates, when an alarm was gwen ana
the robbers hasty retreat AS Phillp folDaus
prominent resident OF Portchester was on ms way 10
tbe depot on Wednesday morning his horse took fright
became unmanageabIe, and on turning acothrr thTeW
Mr. Rolhaus and his driver from the vehlcie seriously
injuring both. The latter died yesterday.
NEwBURGH.-The schooner Ruth Halsey, with a large
cargo OF coal sunk in the Hudson River below this
town The Ruth Halsey was built at Greenport, L. l.,
in 1882 aud was ned at New-London, Conn.
yNEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-Matthew Armstrong, one of
the newly-apponted Board OF Finance and Taxation,
has declined TO accept the position. Harmonic So
cety will have public rehearsal Monday evening.
Robert Keyes conductor OF train No. 9i which ran
into train No 329 Saturday last, died at the City Hos
pal yesterday morning. The remains VIII be taken 70
Phadephia for interment IHree thousand nVe nunu
fftytour head OF CATTLE 1856 hogs, ana l,ZI3
sheep were received at the Abattoir yesterday..-A
Stukasky native of Circassla and formerly member
TO commit suicide at his residence ia wIcks yes
terday because painting on which ne had eXpendeda
great deal OF time destroyed. His wife succeeded
in taking his revolver away from MIN, ana ne now APP
pears more rational John Moran the proprietor or
the Halfway House" on GTand-st., was acquitted by
Justice Matthews yesterday or q charge or lnde-
cent assault preferred by Mrs. Mary lyons;
Physician Bucks report for March shows tnat
90 violent deaths have occurred during the past month,
that inquests held and five postmOrtem ex-
aminaons made. FOur unatlcs have been sent to the
County Asylum and five to the State Asylum Ihere
are I6 patients under treatment at the County Ja
I3 in AlmshOuse and 81 IN the Penltentlary. Inc
Young Mems Christian Association celebrated tnelr
seventh anniversary IN the Tabernacle last evening.
The building crowded to excess. Gov. Parker pre-
sded ana addresses delivered by the Rev. John
Hall, the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, and others