New-York tribune., 1874-06-12
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE H. ls7A VIZ

copal Mission school, 90 First Methodist school sss
Kentst. Protestant Episcopal school Hs, and ran ar
Mission, 9co The streets along the he VI "a'0" "'''
crowded with the cbildren's friends
LONG ISLAND.
ponr WAsuINGToy.-Justice Baxter held an
inouest last Wednesday upon the body OF Stubborn
child which was found near the residence OF j. Burts
II was learned that the mother is Mary Hanna, 10
mestc employed by Z. Hegeman The child was oorh
on Saturday while mother was under tue ihnucnee
Of louor The lquor-nree pints-was obtained at .no
saloon Tobias Lawrence The turys verdict was
will be prosecuted under the civil damage aw a., % Grand
mother will be held TO await the aciioh vi tue "'"
Jury
LONG ISLAND CITY-Judge Pearce will hold a court
of Special to-day for the second trial OF @
Thornell for assauting n0n-socieV coopot; @ p ,o
falling TO agree the trial last week the hev ", III n
Marco d. d.. priest OF st. Patrcks Parish Du,ct a. hi MI
will close his work there July l. aud expects 10 san
France July 25, to accept parish IN 'na the
coopers strike being pssraea Se woSmen s in
the oilyards will be discharged In Few days. Prop""'
| tomorrow.
GARDEN CnY-On Wednesday night. Peter Hoffman,
recently an employe OF the Central Railroad Company
left this city hs home in state Of intoxlcaioh M
lives on the line Of the road and took the track Ior MS
natb He sat down TO rest and fell asleep. While IN
this condition the $3.50 train from hunters roin'
| struck and killed him.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST NEw-BRIGHTON.-Wm. Edgar desires,
| with strange lack OF courtesy, correct
court case recently reported. He says:"I was sup
posed to Of the guilty party arrested in 'ne
morning. was taken to the statonhouse, kept there
during the day without anything to eat. and iD the
afternoon taken to w-Brighton having been previ-
Mr. Purdy informed officer thar was not one OF the
| guilty party. 1 was then set at liberty"
treat has constructed novel vane IL consists Oh Ir
fulrigged miniature yachts placed upon the top o OF =
| staff on the lawn. The yachts move with tne winu
around circular the salts OF each vessel sine
before the wind as they go around tae ton was
sold at auction Wednesday. The property soid NJ
when brought from 500 to 900 each James Thomp,
son Of Clifton purchased the homestead ana apouc tWo
acres Of land, for $4,000. The amount realized was
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| WHITE PLAINs.-An adjourned meeting OF
tho Historical Society westchester County was held
here Yesterday An election for officers resulted AS io
lows Edward F. Delaney Of Mamaroneck, President
| the Rev. Robert Bolton OF Lewisboro, the Hon Johh
Jay of Bedford, WIN. Coventry H. Waddell OF green
Williams Of Newcastle, ycePresidents E. J. Carpenter
OF this village, Treasurer John Wood Domestic CORE
spondins Secretary Isaac Wright Recording Secretary
W. B. Ttts Librarian. Twentyfour councillors were
also chosen. A code OF Flaws submitted Dy comhlt
| tee appointed TO prepare II was adOptei
! NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-LOretta COsgrOve age five
years fell from second story window OF her parents
house on West Newarkave. yesterday, and was fatally
injured. 1O97 cattle. 367 hogs, and ll96 sheep were
received the Abatoir Yesterday. Constable Peter
Quarter Sessions yesterday OF having falsely Imprisoned
John stanton. He was remanded for sentence .J9nn ~
WhOn notorious rulian, was arrested at Union II III
| Yesterday to indictments found by the Grand
Jury in May 1873 on being taken into Court he plead
guilty to three indictments lie bas peen M
for over year. Patrick Burns plead guilty before
Police Justice Reese Yesterday TO charge OF breaS1s M
from It A number OF witnesses. including the clerks
trict were examined before Romaine
terday in the contested election case OF hlte ag
| Third District.
NEwARK-Gilbert t Reisback of Hudson County was
tried in the Court Of Quarter Sessions yesterday on
charge OF conspiracy to send George w. Gardner 10
State Prison charge Of attempted suDornauoh OF
perjury Charles BSra n1. nd Edyh d Rrookyn I S2Uk
implicated in the conspiracy. Cook and BerLran nave aye
charge SeSR Yesterday morning yG will
| by the state. The Essex County Teacners
ASSOCIATION have decided by vote OF As to l
hat the law prohibiting corporal punishment in schools
should be repealed....A special term Ol tne oounS
w r0S Ss e Psgse ae Gh That sy so much
in the Court and Termner on the tral OF & me
seoa saty Tnc MSntasa aton OF gh school
hold annu s is'ea %f'F
academy VIII not take place ents year; arr
noon and passed resolution directing the Committee
on Lunacy TO recommend one or more sites for perma
nen lam Essex County aud to procure plans and
estimates for the building a suitable structure TO
accommodate the demands OF the county, the recon-
mendaions plans, and estimates TO he presented at che
next monthly meeting Of the Board. They also elected
John g. Yermlyea Warden OF the new County Peniten-
viii cost about $4,000. The Board also approved u
recomne the Road Board to grade aud pave
Suinghedave. from the Clinton line ~ the Residence
of Isaac Crane, In south Orange.
EAST ORANGE.-The annual session OF the North New
Jersey Baptist Association was held here on "edne
ami Yesterday About "a churches represented III
the organization. The Rev. Day OF the North Newark
Baptist Church preached the opening discourse tue
| D.,n of ~,
the Rev Mr Love, Secretary large increase III nen-
brrshp was reported by ali the churches OF the body
The financial troubles OF the past eight months hdu
caused material decrease in contributions Addresses
were made by the Rev Messrs Barnard OF Paterson
nlne of Morrstown Patton, cditoro Ihe Baptist bey
and others. Reports were made by the
Bible Society, anu the Publication clety ouhuas T
school Convention was held YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. ihe
| Convention adjourned to meet III Passaic next year
EiIzABErII.-The President. Superintendent and Di-
rectors OF the New-Jersey Central Railroad passed
tns ey a he n Ry Geo w. % Tno@p
son was ordained pastor OF the FIRST Conversational
school teachers will be- held by the Board OF Education
IN School No next SATURDAY The special elec,
non 20 fiji the vacancy In the Common Council caused
hv the resignation Of Mr. Brooks Eighth Ward will
| be held next TUESDAY
| P,rERsoy-James Mspaugh OF No 60 Prospect at
stepped orangepee, YESTERDAY, aud fell aud broke
In thigh. He taken 10 the Ladies' Hospital. The
| money collected to build new Jewish synagogue is
being 10 the contributors "a the amount COZ
ected-s2Oo)is not sufficient To warrant further pro-
| ceedlnes In the matter.
HoBoKEs-Iouisa Day. a domestic in the employ OF
Mr. Hoffman OF No. l09 Garden-st.. absconded on
| wednesday night, with jewery and clothing belonging
her employer v4ned az fqi AmSns Inc
| was Baron Won Friesen, the German ambassador at
| Washington
Srw.BRuSswrcK-wiiam Meyers was stabbed yes
terday the ock.,ender OF the canal The latter ac-
cuses former OF tamperng with the lock gates which
! ,eIzed a heavy, sharp Doat-hook and stuck it into
Meyers's abdomen The wound Will PROBABLY prove