New-York tribune., 1874-11-24
NEW-JERSEY.
The receipts at the City Col

JERSEY CITY.-The receipts at the City Col
ecors Office last week were Si0i49J 32.Ihe salaries
OF the Fire Department for the present month amount
to SG,505 o.. Frederick Roider OF New-fOrK, ana
George GOeTg Of IIoOoken fined $40 each yesterday
for firing reyolvers on Tonneleaye Sunday afternoon
-. The public schools will be closed tomorrow night
until Monday. Bernard Gnn who was caught IN tue
act breaking open basement door OF the residence
Police Commissioner Gross, at NO ljl henderson
ST.. was committed for trial yesterday Alexander ID.
Hamilton. the defauting City Treasurer appeared Tor
case was not called Michael A. Norton, who was ar
rested sunday the suspicion OF being counter
feter OF United states coin, was aragned De- ore eu
States Commissioner Muirhead yesterday Inc @ ouiuer
VINO made the arrest testified In relation TO me ccu
stances, and gave list OF TIE artcleS louuu iu
sion of the prisoner. The examination was SCI uoT o
tomorrow afternoon Al 1.-THE meetlng,oi tle boaIu @
o Education last evening eOsieIdo.c n 'ij ~ on
caused by reply made by director hoHInS W an an
article which appeared IN local paper several WeAs
ago, charging Inn with having tLhen Plt,S P o COM r
Board 10 NewYOrk for the purpose OF securing cou-
mission upon il. The difficulty was originally caused Dy
the refusal Of MI ioiins TO audlt anu pass oli9 IL
sened by the local paper Tor pfintinG' i t th
bills exorbitant and The large amounts OF thsse
bs he understood to b3 due to tho fact that the oe
Printing Committee. This brought Director McGrath,
chairman OF the committee to his feet ana nc stated tt
II the charge referred ia any way 10 MN was e' l
Helms reped that lie had heard Mr. McGrath say lhit
The Suddrd had presented MN with 80 III answer 10
done Slj worth OF printing him. had been done
in return for large amount of business which he had
Board. The Standard bills which had given rise 10 tue
discussion were finally referred TO the committee
NEwARK.-The new City Home has already received
81 inmates. the majority OF |hom were sent tnsre loI
truancy John Walker, age years who was run over
by locomotive at tine CIestnut-st. depot OF the Penn
sylyania Railroad Tuesday week. Is lying at the
point Of death from ockjaw.: ON sunday evening ne
Rev. H. NJ. Barbour preached i'll CHRIST Churcn urot-
estant EpscopaD in answer TO the charges made III
NewYOrk the previous Sunday by bhhOp Clnni.3. nc
admit The Church held the dOcrlne or Balsinal
RECONSIDERATION and allowed Improvement in the services
where the rubrics did not Interfere BUT ne insisted tai
she held in common with Rome only such doctrines ahd
customs held by the Church IN In Its ir5t ana
purcst days. He said that mau who Joined Bishop
Cammins had been forced from her pale. AT the
meeting of Sunday Teachers Association last
evening Need OF Tact in the Sunday school Work "
discussed "A is said TO be on foot to
| Two workmen in the morocco factory OF Samuel
Dunn, No. IA New-York-ave fell into a vat OF
hot liquid last evening and were fatally scaided VIM
Carr No. III BadwInst. arrested last evening
the charge OF stealing revolver from W M DOWuey
Of No. q Canhed-st
ELIZABETH-A collision occurred at 9:30 ycster-
day between the WASHINGTON express tram which leaves
NcWYOrk the Pennsylvania Railroad at $40, aud q
coal train the NewJersey Central Railway where the
roads cross near the mon Depot IAe coil fdn had
the right of way, and the accident occurred through
the failure OF the arDr kes on Tue express th 70 Work
promptly when applied Three coal cars we're crushed,
and the locomotive Of the express train thrown
from the east bound track, and struck and
damaged the locomotive % local trn standing there
No person was inuted Travel on the Central RllrOad
was delayed about haiI an hOuf, ana on the fchnsyI
Vauia abJIt y hours.
pFNNINCTOS large force OF workmen is employed
on the Pennington Division of tue Bould Brook ana
Philadelphia Railroad. and the grading IS rapdy ad
Yanciug. The large bridge ON thc Skllan ana UpdyKe
farms. one the important works on the line OF
the road has been begun ana IL believed can De com
pleeG before next Juiy. by which time the entire
division will be so far completed as 10 admit OF the run
nins OF trains.
IgvlYGToy. The frequency with which burglnes
have been committed recently IN this village aud its
vicinity has induced the citizens to call meeting In the
hail FOR THIS evening TO organic Vigilance
Committee with a view to prevent iurther depred1'
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