New-York tribune., 1874-03-30
,e m-eves have taken these proceedings against the

te aselyes have taken these proceedings against 'no
Collector.
GRAyrs,;Sp-Ab bin is now before the Legislature ena
bling persons TO acquire land IN TINS "R prot
Nv s,ross sheepshead Raw 10 the sea shore, and the
building OF monster hotel for summer peaSuie-'00
from ew-YOrk and the adjacent cities.
EEwTowN.-The Town Convention called by the Som ~.
mee of II 10 nominate town Officers wiz ora ,E viii
ot mornine TO examine the accounts OF the
Supervisor OF the Poor, and Commissioners
Highways. -
SAG HARBoR.-The steamer W. W. Colt capt Oe2aeo Po
c. Gibbs has been secured to run between TINS p,aVo
and NewYork during the coming season. N nne h SVEN
Mystic, Conn, but during the week VIII 10 e'n'
TO New-York and receive thorough oVefnauiins. o
GLEN CovE-The contract for building new aocE, & loo
H. Tyler OF Rosiyn The steamer seawanhaka VIII re-
sumo her trips this point and New-forK touaN
EAST HAMProN-The Rev. T: De Witt Talmage VIII
spend his Summer vacation in this village lie mas Pur
chased a cottage of the Rev. S. L. Mershon.
MELvuIRThe Presbytery OF Nassau has dissolved
the pastoral relation OF t4I keV james NJ haun''f'
jr, with the Melville church.
BABrLoS-Two steamboats, will be put on sammis
Fire Island ferry IN June.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLErON.-Th United States revenue
steamer Grant, Capt. Treadway, has arrived at her an
chorage after long cruise along the coasts Of Long H
land and Now Jersey search OF stranded and dsaoeo
vessels Only two Of the thieves captured on staten
Island on Friday charged with robbing the Post-Oce
were held that charge-Danel Lynch ana John & hm
mlngs The others held as witnesses ana a., %ee
conveyed by Officers Romer and Ambrose before untet
srnoon TIE "a BtrSosyn " VINO GS ae
ton OF the Grand Jury Ihe Exeenoye m rba Edee
water Board of Trustees to run the extension OF ,sh re-
st. from Edgewater village TO Clifton through Tue
grounds Of the Retreat. .
Srw.BRIGHroy.-T custodians of the fund for the
erection OF sailors monument, which had been aoah
osd nortiop of the fnd upon the Society
for the Relief OF Destitute Children of seamen' III s
''"'''' HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
POuCUKEEPsIE.-A wagon containing Martin
McCue and his and baby, residents OF Jenkn'o"h'
Ulster County backed off the ferryboat at this place
yesterday, into the river. Mrs McCne and the Oauy
were drowned, and Mr.. McCue was Dady lnJureu'
NEW-sERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-Elizabeth Doyle was COM
mtted yesterday, charged with robbng her Mistress
Mrs Burnett OF Jersey-ave and Thirdst. of $40 When
accused of the theft by Mrs burnett on Saturday she
denied IT. hui said that In order to avoid trouble she
would make the loss good Subsequently she returned
the money in sums OF $o &c. and s. After her arrest
she that she had stolen the money and had
procured change for the $40 bill in order 10 cover her
| guilt She robbed Mrs. b. once before but
| was forgiven, and retained in ber service.
The trial OF Aonzo + Hmball, charged yh completely
in Vail malpractice case, will be ceatlnued IN the
has ordered Coroner Parsow of HoDoEen to hold in
| duest in the case of John SheDy who ded III East
Newark Friday night, from the effects of Injuries M
Acted by John Connors during fgbt on ST. Patrick :
Day ConnOrs arrested recently al the instance OF
II,
County Jail TO await the result Of Sheny's injuries.
The constable, however took the prisoner before
| and his Whereabouts is now unknown.....
The Commissioners appointed to ADJUST unpaid assess
Inents fled the following additional decisions IN
the CITY Clerks office p wing Waynest., between Jer
seyave and Barrow-s 81 s2l 95 eonstruSton of sewer
st.. $g99 81; Improvement OF BruDswicR-s, from the
north side o. Newark-ave 10 .ne soun spe vi nort1
originally assessed for the three improvements
| tba
the Commissioners wiz be paid by the city.
day night will he addressed by the Rev John Hall
d. D.. of New-York, and the Rev. j. Hyatt smith II
Pavonia ferTy-boat sGsquehanna and the tuc,boat
teT came consaefbe a Walsh Of No
Newark-aye, has collected n, SO in aid arc oi
The examination Of John F. AlaId, whe was arrested
recently charge of arson will take place to-day:
Jersey aves which was fire last Thursday morn
ing The Union Club Will celebrate the anniversary of
% aII ya tsRe1 70 the ttv Hospai sttnrdav suffering
from the effects OF the bic Of dog several weeks ago
The wound healed at first and no further further
out anew, and is thought to be dangerous;
Warrants payment OF salaries of the Police and
Kees6 Tf6s he sCnd on viii np
sede Justice b. Seymour OF the First District Court
April A public meeting will be held the lecture
room Of FIRST Reformed Church, in Grand-st. at
D. m to-day consider the adyisability OF continuing
the charitable work of the Union Relief Association.
.-Christiana Sschenmeyer, convicted OF hav:
inc fire her premises Sprin ged.ave has been
sentenced years confinement the state Prison.
The woman's husband and children in court.
the youngest child being only three months old The
in court was very affecting. owen alias Dad
Reynolds the of the Twelfth Ward arrested
Saturday night, charged with being connected with
several recent burgares The Chadwick-ave. horse
will hereafter to Irvingon the old Newark and
Clinton having been taken of the line James
Murphy, a from the United states Army,
| arrested yesterday and will be handed TO the
thoriies to-day. The late Legislature repealed the
State Sunday law and thought that those saloons
could afford TO pay the city Inc would be opened
yesterday, but they all remained closed and the city
| as quiet as usual.
PATERsos-The Sears win case, which has occupied
cluded Saturday in favor of the administrators, who
had charged by the heirsiwth mismana cement,
that they received $1,000 less than their due
The Court decided that standing the accounts Of
the executors lacked system and somewhat Xed
IL believed that they had acted honestly their
| transactions and the accounts substantially
correct.
HoBOKES-In the Hudson County Court OF Quarter
Sessions Saturday Charles f. Collins, Charles Audcr
son, and Thomas OBrcn were arTaigned a charge of
stealing goods valued at 800 from Kirchofs clothing
store. The accused pleaded guilty, and Judge Hoffman
sentenced them TO q years each in state Prison.
Michael Fnnerty arragned before Judge Bedle on
q charge robbery and held in 81 500 to appear
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Rev. Dr. George Il. Porteous will lee
ture On the Attitude OF the Churches toward Public