New-York tribune., 1874-11-16


cent Democratic. vstories The Executive Committee
have fixed upop Sechtels PARK as the place io ne yer
ebraten. Th1 date, however has not vet beeh h"'oo
ARR.-The mtmbers OF No. Il gine Company
have started sohscription Tor the purcbase OF new
sF.am fire several lists are III ccnialioh' anu
property.owners propose had indignation meet
ing and to present protest TO the trustees AGAINST the
action OF the Commissioners for the opening OF Oehe
st. in awarding too large damages
NEW -BRTGHCoNThe tournament OF the Chess Cluo Is
stu in progress AooGs OF ITS ns%neTs d Sas ye
completed his allotted 30 gamer Tue CLUB meets Oh Dat
urday evenings.
soUTIHIELD.-The Board OF Town Auditors will meet
tomorrow to complete the work OF auditing ciaims
against the town.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNON.-The seventh anniversary
OF the organization of Mount Vernon Lodge. No lso L.
o. OF o. F.. will be celebrated this evening at ther
| lodge room.
NEW RocHEILE-The authorities have ordered levy
upon taxable property OF the village OF 600 10 ac
fray the expenses Of lighting the streets and avenues
| with gas.
running trains on the Harlem Hudson River Rail-
roads go into effect this morning.
| CRoToN-ws G. Foreman has been appointed
watehman Oh Croton Lake, in the place OF 'ona'n"n
/ Bir,lsal removed.
| PEEKsKILI.-James Miller has been appointed Coi-
| lector for school District NO. ..
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Patrick Killehan fan emplOye
of the Erie Railway. while riding on Engine
| No. 6O4 leaned out of the window OF the
cab at s:15 p. N. yesterday and struck his head
| against freight in the Erie Railway freight
! yards Long Dock, and was instantly killed. Law
renee Sullivan laborer employed on the new cut OF the
Pennsylvania Railway struck by falling stone on
Saturday and was injured severely that he died yes
terday in st. Francis's Hospital. Tho Chariy
Club has been reorganized by the e,n. eieSEon Wcsl
| Wood secretary. The fifth annual ball of the society
will be held Cooper Hall on JAN ~ 1875 Inc % organ
zation about 300 among the poor ast WINTER
" Simeon Hartley and Charles shugran boys, RESIDING ~
Morgan-st arrested yesterday ior
ftop TODAY Alexander ID. Hamilton, the defauting
CITY Treasurer, has been released on bail in $4,000
| NEwARK-Tho tenth anniversary OF the Young Mems
GsT''.% n on FGay hight twas
Rev pTs i NchoIsoa Gaaher, and Ives Preslden,
| stated that the Association was indebted sieUo anu
ciaticn on sound bssis. The audience subscribed
S. 500 toward the desired object John Fretweii, aee
gate the British and Foreign Unitarian AssSca Ia
ton 10 the churches abroad preashed IN the tnuTcn oi
| An Souls yesterday morning a0u evening ..Ihe Ksv,
Ayenue BAPTIST Church and will enter the discharge
Of his pastoral duties Dec Early on Saturday
Naughton, on Broad-st.. above Centraave by saving
out panel Of the rear door ana Siding PACK he pps %
The money drawers were broken open and ried OF their
contents. Only few dollars and aDOnt goo wOrlh OF
clothing removed. large quantity OF cloIbng was
taken from the shelves and placed by the rear door
! ready for removal, but the Togues were evldenty
frightened AWAY. The Central Hotel at Br0ad-st ana
Centraayc was also broken into and robbed of liquors
| and cigars Tho Med cal Commiss on appointed 10 IN
yestgae the condition OF john a. Broadwel the con-
ylcted defaulting Tax Receiver, report that he Is
| suffering from a lesion OF the cerebro-spinal
| system. and Judge Depue has indefinitely post.
| poped sentence his case. Tue STEAMBOAT
Thomas p Way has discontinued her Sunday trips be-
| tween Newark and NeW-York for the season.. "A
divorce has been decreed BY Chancellor Runy0n De-
| tween Frederick Kramer and Chrlstlana kramer on
complaint OF the latter The creditors OF MT d. " r.
,dnus the Broadst confectiOner. whose failure was
pubshed in Saturdays TRIBUNE, not havl1g agreed on
an assignee, another meeting viii he held TINS week.
Juscc Mills VISITED the Chestnut Street SchoOi on FRI
| day, and took aw0y large number OF lndia ruooer
| slung-slots, those dangerous toys now again coming
into vogue among the boys lie Will visit every school
In the civ for the same pnrpJse Oa Saturday after
noon the cloth manufactory OF john o. Aschenbach.
No. l4g CnarletOnst. caught hc from tne lgnllOn OF
gas and roof and ABOUT 80 gallons OF Oil were de-
| stroyed. The loss is about $1,000
PATrRsoY-Mrs. Cronk OF Wanagle. who is charged
with the murder OF man named Decker VINO assaulted
her states that she pointed the at him snpposine
that it was loaded and only did TO rghten hlm
asserts that her husband was IN the hlOl tO
dlscharRDg the before entering the house, and
sue had good reason to suppose hat IL was not
loaded The retail sorekeepers state that business on
Saturday night 100 per cent better tnat II has been
ON any preceding nIgnt during the past six months 1t
is estimated at least 10000 persons have left TINS
city and TO various pa Is or the world III seacn OF
work since the panic Of 1873
HoBOKEN.-The German Roman Catholic Church
on MonrOes dedicated by Bishop COrrigan yester-
day. The ceremony witnessed by large cOncourse
of people An unknown man threw himself III front OF
"a locomotive the Weclawken branch OF the Erie
Railway on Saturday night, and was Instantly Killed.