New-York tribune., 1874-04-27

&c there and Is believed that they come from
New-York. returning after each theft On saturday
night the schoolroom OF the sisters Roman Catholc
School was entered, and large numper oI ,
and Bibles On the same night the liquor STORY
egars money liquors to the value of $500 stolen
private residence In Davis-ave was aiso ehteio1 % ~"
the same night and ewelry, plate ami other vallaOe
10 the amount OF s7O0 was carried The session or
Teachers Institute which has been open during Tue
past week, closed SATURDAY. The schools Will reopen
today. There q public schools in Richmond County
in Eigewater with % teachers ~ Castleton; VIII
70 teacheTs in Westted, with III eachers IN Nortn
field. with II teachers; aud III southhelc' Win
teachers.
ToNrKINsvuLE.-The Adlutant Of $. F. Meagher's
Post No S. of the Grand Army OF the Republic VIII De
liver lecture at the Old Brick Church tomorrow Inc
subject ireland for the Irsh and the proceeds VIII
80 to the Widows and Orphans Fund
sMIrHFIELD.-The Board of Town Audit have mum.
ber of bills for payment The total amount elaiWeu was
s2793 IS, aud the amount allowed was 1926 o.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-James Wittacher, an empioye
Of the steel works in Warrenst was assaulted oy MS
wife few DAYS ago, while he was at work. ana was Sc
riousy injured by blow on the head from piece vi
steel which thrown at him by the infuriated woman
The wounded mau was carried home by his felowworR
men, and his wife fed. Wtacher i now az the hospIa,
and his injuries are pronounced Ia Ts & ,r con-
has not been seen the aray The ast Tree Gun
cert OF the Young Mems Christian Association VIII pe
given at the ASSOCIATION rooms D, TINS ISe Rg Ham
mODd preached the third OF series OF serin"nS 20
people. His subject was Success, Tne Key. DI,
Hiram Eddy OF the Second PRESBYTERIAN onufcn ofn
preached his farewell sermon yesterday, his resignation
having been accepted some time since ~ pusint 60,
meeting OF the congregation "A new cnuIoS s ior
the retiring pastor is proposed Dy d hs d nathy
resident, took place from the Wayne-s, keiormedi iri
Church on saqrdry dhs n neS serSre %
ner Parsow will hold au Inquest tomorrow hRhI III
drowned at the NewJersey Central ferry Thursday
night. Seventeen young ladies', graduates OF tne
dent Potter OF the Board Of Education on Saturday.
Addresses were made by Mr.. Potter, superintendent
Dickinson, Judge MoGrath. and others Danlel Con-
nor who has been held on a charge of manslaughter
since March IT, having assaulted James sherry 20, OF
been admitted to bail in 5000 by Judge Bedle Cnas
McCurre Of states Bergen, while crossing the central
Railway track the ferry Saturday was knocked
down by an engine and sustained fracture OF pom
legs He taken TO the hospital The body OF an an
unknown girl aged about 49, supposed 10 e the daughter
OF boatman, found hoatng IN the Morris Caal az
tae loot OF HuGs44i ~ @ On & Sarsy @ in Jersey
City yesterday. at the Heddng Methodist Episcopal
Grand Master George W. Cassidy the proclamation
calling the Lodges throughout the state 10
the DAY the Rev. j. b. Yard pastor of the church. de
vered sermon, and the choir OF ST. Psus Church sang
appropriate songs
NEwARK-The eross-exanination of Rudolph Ledg
was continued in the ria OF The city officials on Satur
day. He said that Mr. stansby told HIM that the fed
stones used in paving springhedave were Only usea as
was recalled testified TO the Issuing OF warrants to
Thos OConnor. Aug. g. 1871, for :oGs9 90, and on
sept u FOR s225I 25. John schwzer testified that he
of OF the property owners of Spring
present when il was opened at Tenth-s by the Street
Commissioner and Alderman sainsbY for the commit
tee the pavement was l6 inches deep b1t ne lhough
1t half mud he told Mr. Stansby az the time that
he could find good 1eford as that by digging ia his own
garden Witness made % measurement OF the pavement
Oct %, 1873, at Eevenh-s aud found ~ nine lnches
deep at South sXteenthst he found 1t from seven 10
inches deep at South Seventeenth-st, 8 inches deep,
and at South Sixthst. l3 inches deep Miilam Heer-
wagen was next called and corrooOrated the testimony
of Mr. Schwzer Hcury Gittinger testified to measur-
ing the pavement last summer at sxteenth-si, ahd
finding IL from 9 to 10 inches deep. Gustave kussc
gave the same testimony to the olcld aud oIher meas
uremeDs Tue will be continued to-day The clWl
cases have been postponed until "Wednesday ..Iae
following gentlemen have been elected 10 fill vacancies
In the Board OF Eiucation: III. ~ Cougar First ward;
william Il Freeman Ninth ward; ChaTles iSsdenhe,
Tenth Ward. There is vacancy IN the sXih ward as
Frederick Mock elected last Fall has failed 10 qualify
George b. Sears superintendent of Public Schools has
been granted two weeks leave OF absence, having
been appointed by the Presbyery OF Newark to attend
the PTesoA tetan General Assembly a 81, Louis & lie
MIL MIL also s VSr M tHe Sar RSUc W Nsn nrcaehea in the
M Gibbs iormeTy Of Hewsr PgeaPed % ne & PTpms Mn IN
sion will be held at the First Baptist Church this even
ing at 7;i5 Addresses will be made by The Rsy X =
Mission, and by tue Rev T. A. X. Gessler of Elizabeth
:, A National Forresters, Convention will be held IN
this city on June 10 and IL 10 establish an ndependeut
high court The hat manufacturing trade IN this city
very poor wages. Thomas Morans new painting or
the "Chasm OF the Colorado" Will be exhibited for the
first time at private view in Upper Library Hall on
Thursday evening.
ELIzABETH.-Eugene Malcolm, who attempted to com
nit suicide Friday morning, In the County Jail, by
opening artery in his arm again tried to take his HE
Saturday. He tore the bandage from his arm and
opened the wound, which had partly heated. He was
not discovered until an hour later when his groans at
tracted the attention OF his Keepers lie was almost
unconscious trom The loss of blood Ills wound wac
again dressed and two special keepers were detailed TO
watch him. He has told the jaers that they VIII never
take him to State Prison alive the S,i following sen
Court Of Quarter Sessions before Judge Run
q joseph Rcen7 Roger and a%s
burglars tools IN his possession, sentenced on the
nnd count one day i'm the COUNTY jail aud Oh the rd
ten In the State Prison the terms to be concur
Prison John DAILY assault aud battery three months 10
the County Jail and fine OF $50; Frank smith, grand
Anthony Garrett, l99mas Terry, and ';,,aS PatnSk
Connolly accused Of riot, were acquitted
william Howe. convicted Of keepine dis
HoBoKEN.-A prominent gentleman has received from
Of Frederick Klenen the cashier et ad IobOken Saw
lngs bank whose Defaults according to the well known
public accountant sou tm :. Warren, amounted to over
$1,000; Inc issI ""'.y OF March Detective McDonough
Wlh b9Y officer, took the train at Charng Cross for
Dover nlenen on the same train, but The detec-
did not know it, After they reached Dover they
hurried 10 the boat and stumbled upon kenen VINO had
also just come board. Detective MeDonongh capped
Kenen upon the shoulder ana SAID How are You tredi
Your friends you iu Hoboken. You'll have 10 20
home with me- Klenen was startled but at once recog-
and took the next train for London KleneD looked
haggard and anxious
NEW -BRUYswICK-P Justice ]. V. Henry died
suddenly at Macoms Hotel on Saturday afternoon lie
was ut court Friday usual. During Saturday
morning he complained OF being sick and expired in
few hours Death is supposed to have resulted from
heart disease. Mr.. Henry was born In New-YOrk and
moved here 20 ago, and graduated at Rutgers
College. He has held many prominent public positions,
and at the time of his death he was CLERK OF the BOARD
OF Chosen Freehoders. he was a years OF age. The
5oh anniversary OF the Sunday school OF the First Pres
byterian Church celebrated yesterday A tenn
perance meeting Will be held in the First Reformed
Church this evening Prof Bowser and Otner prominent
persons will address the meeting.
PATERsoN.-The average attendance Mt the public
schools during the past month $685. and the number
of pupils enrolled, 45O3. superintendent Laird has
endered his resignation TO the Board of Edncaton To
take effect on May The inventory OF the estate OF
W. j. Wilcox, who died recently a Turkish bathroom
has been fled In the