New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JULY o, 1874.


this city with hall for the transaction Of its pu6ic
evening John g. Harris offered 10 sell MS resaenee
at Rayenswood for tins purpose for To anu snsisnt
number OF IN his building free Oh ren'. n ,,
execute leaso with Mr. shehr or .eso ap ON Tie
table, as the lease Of the premises occupied asa
ball atpresent expires Aug T. II pyeUng 70 which
day the Common Council adjourned Inc Iah-Iay 'n
Association held It's annual meeting luesu"y o'o""e
aud reelected its former 0hicers'
Wrsr UAypToy-John NJ. Howell. age 6 years son OF
Mortimer Howell drowned In Qlantuch trI.k 30
terday He was fishing with companion, ana Ny so n
means lost bis aud fell in where the water was
ABOUT six feet deep. An hour eidpsed De'o'o h0ip
and life was extinct ,.,
of me MInhan.et House The Sea witch OF ne Atan1c
Yacht Club and the Letha of the 'resOeh' N''' '""
Club New Orleans.
STATEN ISLAND.
SrAPLETON.-At meeting OF the hdge"aoel
Trustees held at the village Hall Tuesday evening
IL was resolved to macadamze Bay-st, from water !"
Rroad.st and the Commissioners were instructed 70
Immediately complete the opening OF Cenrest area'y
surveyed from Rkerst. throngh the seanens hs'Lcas
property smonson-aye Clifton Ials !. i,
vrry fmportant improvement. Wrlts on nlahIanus
issued by Judge Happen Of the Supreme Comrt IT,
ing the trustees to insert In the tax levy S4Voo III @
of Alfred o. Barnes & Co.. and Others were GU ~.
the Board. This makes ABOUT 8 COO ndaon anec c
ordered by the supreme court inIe W." nj and other
matters.
EpGEwArER-Thcre is trouble between the Trustees
and the Assessors Of this The Trustees recently
appointed clerk to make copy OF the asses, M,
ro and the Assessors say that II the Doos -
out OF their hands for the purpose OF copying ,cS O
nor certify TO it, The tax cannot lie collected W!hout
the aflays Of the assessor, ana 9G boned
fuse To make out The new roll them'c put ~ - W.
that compromise may be made at the AeA' eo'"e
OF the Board 80,
TouPKINsvuLE.-AsE Outerbrifge has presented 81
PAM, Memorial Church with a stained glass wlndoW,
representing Christ walking on the water aud ~ tno
act Of saving Peter. Tue presentation was ihldo a.
token of .nkulness for his escape from the steamship
Missouri, which burnt at sea on October - 1874
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CTTY.-Rudolph Pahand, the convict
who escaped from the Snake Hill PenentIlry on Mon
day night was arrested on WeehaTken ferry-Ooa' Oh
Tuesday night and back yesterday 10 his ola quar-
ters.. On account of a controversy between Tue
trustees OF the German Lutheran Church on summit
ave. near Nortnst aud the pastor the chutch ua p.Sn
nailed up. 1t seems thet the trustees aiSnls5ed Tue
pastor. Il Rev. Mr.. HOeck, ana ne teh,cl cIS -
ZION, to he eli ct Oh July II he cOu secure anotuo
engagement. lie took ne KEYS Shu r, g.sh'u
Tue trial Of the CougLln tigamy case was coHn S
in the HUDSON County over ana iotn nfr in rs oSn
James COughn, the defenuant, lestlueu iu MS jona
behalf that lie hadhyed with MISS stevens az NatiV'
tween the Summer OF 1863 and December ls2 "hen nc
leit her. He Conies that he had ever married her' -
WAyERLEY-The New-Jersey State Republican Asso-
citation (coloreo) held civic reunion aud nldsunnef
festival at the Waverey Far grounds Yesterday atS
noon The Wilson Guards rom jersey CITY and detsch-
celsior Regiment Of Pbuadolpnia, and the 5hdmore
Guards from NewYOrk were ON tie grounds ana went
through various military eyOutiOns Represe natives
of different State societies were aso present Tug meet.
ing was addressed by Wlinam Wells Brown OF Boston
WHO divided his subject under four heads: The Adj
vancerncnt Of the CoOred Il ce, Eiqcatlon lenpei-
ance. The Race and tue civil Rights Bill HIS Grafton
occupied two hours In the delivery In the evening thS
festivities closed with grand ball at the harAet h
in Elizabeth. IN which many OF the eolored popuaton
OF Elizabeth, Railway, Newark, and JeIse! "a! PAi'Ic
pated.
UNION HILL.--The Swiss shooting festival was CON
tiuued yesterday and wall be Drought 10 elose TINS
sfteru ou. Tue attendance was much larger tAAn on
any previous day. there beng az least 4Vg persons On
the ground, including tue mayors OF BEooAIyh ahu
Jersey Cry. TIE following IS the result VI the shoot
ug: obes for q bulls eyes the old target were won
by A. Ernlrsh j. " Nett, II. Hartinc, Capt. RIscnen,
Wehmnau H. steiHtz j. Marry, =. Klein, and j. Nor.
=. K"ngi won sl5S lisit gere t6e noints on the
target "Fathcrland:" T. LIhdOe, C5; c. scAdpper ca
H. Hartlng. SO; r. II. MsIncy, co. H. LppmanD, IS; A.
hnoepei, SO. aud {. lAelI, 81
EIIzABETH.-The Common Council at their meeting
on Tuesday night, received communication from
MAYOR Coursen nominating Francs Harms ior Com
cast and tie nomination was declared REJECTED.
The city Attorney presented MS opinion III Tue case OF
TIE reduced salary and who claimed the amount StO)
year, which the salary when he took the Once.
lT 6 Upani Of seHert was awarded to NJ Doyle
who was the lowest bidder
UopoKEN-Onc OF the first passengers who left the
Hamburg Frlsia yesterday, was Herman Levy
of Philadelphia. He hurried TO Buschs hotel, took
char the piazza and suddenly feil dead lie had sac
the voyage THAT his wife would meet HIM on e per
but she ana appear Tue body Of an unknown man
was found ia the Seacaucus swamp last night.
NEwARK-The funeral of the late j. NJ Quinby will
take pace on Friday from Trinity Episcopal Church.
90. Tue funeral of the late john III. q. Hawes WILL take
place this afternoon from Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church He VIII be buried with Masonic honors..,.
Ground has been broken for the new 81 Mary Acad-
envy at Washington aud Bleccker-sts.
MoRRIsTowN-The Coroner's Jury in the Monahan
murder having been locked up for II hours have re-
turned verdict mculpatng JYnn Gderin. who stabbed
tie wounded man out IN tie field Tor their inhuman
Conduct.