New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-21

York lady sent Easter offering OF 500 to this iund
RpoEwoop-A Swiss named Felix Feen, age %
years, WAS found drowned on SUNDAY morink ~ pO"N
IN this place. .r "a "a .rE r-I- -. q
ROCKVILLE CKsrRs.-The dedication Of The First Re-
formed Church OF this village VIII take pace on InurS
o'' next STATEN ISLAND. 80.
Wrsr Nrw-BRrGHToN - There Is debt OF
1900 upon the building OF the Young Mems Christian
and an effort is being made TO pay 1t on An
auxiliary committee Of ladies has been formed 10 CO.
operate with the Board OF Directors consisting OF MIS-
G. B. Middebrook Mrs n Barrett, MSS Franc and and
meeting Of ladies has been calleh loI rIHS SsVnns
ext at the Hail. to organise Tor the WORK oi obtaining
subscriptions.
NEw-BRrGHroS- Board OF Trustees have passed
series Of resolutions protesting strongly er asSs' na nS
pending before the State Legislature.
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CrTY.-At meeting of the Board of
Finance yesterday message was received from Mayor
O'Nei vetoing resolution adopted by the Board OF
Public Works and cOncurred in By the Board OF Fnsnce
appointing II. III. Newkirk and 10 others clerks and
Officers OF the Board OF Works the ground hat there
is not work enough to warrant the employment OF SD
many aud that the salaries to be paid are 700
high. Tho ordered on he, ana the
Wor Of at e eoaeeee might he held at an early date
TO examine into the matter The veto created excite
ent among iceholders IAN express train consist
ing entirely OF Pullman cars run between New-York
and Washington, was put on the Pen1syiyanis Railroad
YESTERDAY and will leave this city daily at @io a. H.,
reaching Washington at 4:l0 y. III.
PATERsoN.-The new Board Of Aldermen met and or,
gained yesterday The election for President resulted
in eight votes for Alderman Swinburn and eight votes
for Alderman GimOse. Mayor Townsend, who occupied
s Gs tnS sdS Ss @
ana announced the standing e1mnitee'' state o
Mayors address v gave i Work iOT Tse amount
spent street Improvement was si29oO, mostly iol
grading curbng, &c; sl6C feet OF sewers were alu AZ
OF sls gaQ A. tho NAL
s400O and the amount OF taxes TO he raised TINS year
over which the Boariha no control 866S0 OF Inlea
VI Education $4,000 for interest, aud syOSoo TOT
aturns bonds The Mayer ccnr suggested order ths az
give the Board OF Alderman some control
S for w i 'I thew are ed responsible without control
There is s3s G2 OF unpaid taxes and assessments due
the city, and the Mayor thought that some steps shoua
be taken to compel the payment and close the
account lie believed that a slight increase
sSe5 made s ADOPT ID the the aud
ordered hh message on ile. The salary was taken up
read twice ana ordered TO te Sro s 70 COO tbs
Controller from $500 TO $1,000; the city Physician rom
s SEQ and the Rgsr Win vi y Temsa nS
The Board OF Education met yesterday ana organ
President. Vernon Royie was reelected Secretary.
The Rev. Dr. John H. Duryea and the Rev. L. h Dunn
were appointed examiners ior tue ensuing gear
Clegg OF the Third Ward, who has resigned.
Martin Heay ana me VIE es ~ ysaSed At 5; 500 were
fonnd on Saturday last in a starving condition, and
were afterward removed TO the County jail for safe
three years ago Mr. Heaey left home without apparent
cause and passed two years IN the mountains 1 m
the past weeks his wife has been insane lucy
had apparently resolved to starye as eeg
fire. Mr.. Hesley weak that he could not stand
The couple will be kept at the County JAN ana theH
property sold to support them.
NEwARK-The April term OF the courts will begin TO-
day when the trial OF the ety olcals VIII DeHh' Co1t
landt Parker and Wm b. Guild Jr are counsel Tor the
suction of the sewer in West Park Hasey and Broad
ss carried thor into the courts on the ground
that 81 600 had been assessed upon them beyond the
original cost. The contractor who hrst undertQok tne
sureties and although a clause In the contract
binds suretes to bear additional expense caused
Was paid ny the city beyond the price agreed upon In
the Justices Mills and Lamberts OF the Police
Courts are making executions against % large mum
Der OF salOonkeepers who were convicted OF selilhg
liquor on Sunday. The executions VIII be served to-day
The saoonkeepers Dad hopeu U eVaue Tue peudiy w
paying the costs only.
ELIzABETH-The body OF John c. Baker. age 40 a
printer was found on the Pennsylvania Railroad Track
Hundred have decided to adopt the ordnance OF
sss Ir o 'I pesay for SUNDAY at go or
dys Imprisonment all Complaints 70 De nade De
o the matter before the Council at their next
meeting.
Ryans saloon on Sunday night and drank Con
sable Hurley and several persons who saw hlin gave
Tue constable fred shots, Of which took et
The convict fred twice, each time woundng one
OF his pursuors On reaching the bank OF the Hacken
sack the convict jumped ill., aud succeeded in swimming
across unharmed.
UNION HILL.-The appropriations for the ensuing
year. as decided at the polls on election day, are:
schools 5000; gas lamps, 5000 $3.50 for street
pairs $3.50 relief poor; $3.50 for fire department
and $500 for police The Bulls Ferry Road Commits
sioners adjourned the sale OF lands for unpaid
assessments for four weeks.
IRyIsGToE-The Irvington charter election resulted
as follows President. Wan. H. Murphy Trustees Isaac
o. Wade, Henry E.yea, Peter NJ. Schenck, Elias NJ.
Durand; Treasurer, James Nelson; Clerk, Augustus T.
FleischUan.
WEST HoBoKEN.-The grocery store at Clinton and
PateTsonaves, owned by Thomas Hopkins, entered
by burglars sunday and goods valued at $500
stolen,