New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CGrY.-The Board of Fire Commits
oners has authorized the issue OF warrant for s2oi rs
10 pay salaries OF the Fire Department for the hah
month ending Jan. IS. The Fire Department Relief
Fund has been increased S52i 9s by the collection OF
,mouut, due Oh account OF tax imposed policies
Issued by foreign Insurance companies. Two Lighter
men gave their names ~ william Pope and Oscar
Silven were arrested yesterday the White star line
wharVes while stealing packages from the wharf and
putting them Oh board lighter.
NgwARK-The City superintendent OF Public Schools
ha lust report for 1873. The report states
that the estimates were made upon the basis Of the
two-mll tax OF the previous The tax this year is
very nearly exhausted and buildings now in course OF
erection cannot be completed until further appropra-
ton i, made The total statement of the receipts ana
disbur FOR 1873 ss7553 81 This report viii
he gwen the Board Of Education this evening The
street Committee of the Common Council holds It's first
business meeting for the present year JAN 2.Tne
burial the late ex-MayOr Bgeow took place at Mount
Pleasant Cemetery yesterday morning Thomas Me
Portland aud Michael Clarity arrested yesterday
for an attack upon Ohcer Inc ponce force VIII
every Thursday afternoon. At meeting Of about 200
saloon keepers in Dramatic Hall on Wednesday after
noon resolved that they should close their saloons
on sundays, and paper was signed to that enect.
next There 1O,Oi5 school children in this city. The
total value Of school property IL There are
and Terrence. alias skip" sherdon, were arrested,
YESTERDAY, upon charge Of burglary. Mcmahon was
baied i'll a5OO for examination this afternoon. Mary
| Moran and James Mcdonald, who applied for lodgings
al the First Precinct station house. last evening
arrested suspicion Of having stolen articles found in
their possession Christopher TRACER arrested.
yesterday for assaultng and threatening to kill Hem
rich Weitlauf with knife.
PAIERsos-Ihe Registrar OF Vital Statistics reports
81 deaths since Jan $50 tons OF coal dis
tributed % the city during this Winter Mayor Town
send proposed yesterday that all the city officials
should contribute portion Of their saare. the relief
fund He suggested that all who received'S should
give rs per cent OF the quarters salary from Jan 10
April those who get from $500 to d OC0 Is per cent
and those who get less than $780, per The Mayor
expresses his Willingness TO contribute his share aud
several other officials have already acceded to the plan
The RELIEF iund mas reached 1851 Alt is stated tnat
the Grant Locomotive Works IN Paterson have received
orders Tor Work ana VIII partly resume on March -.
number OF the employees who were discharged from
the Danforth works have been reempoyed Samuel
Davis, an Enc Railway brakeman, residing IN Port
Jervis ell from freight Ramseys yesterday
and dlslocated hts right shoulder
HoBoKEN The agents Of the Society for the Preven-
ton oI cruelty 10 Animals. IN conjunction Win tue
police made RAID ON Riley's cockpit ~ a. m yester-
DAY ana arrested the proprietor ana j. fay anu '"
Me'innis At later hour they were baed TO appear
Experimentation Saturday. Other WARRANTS nave Deeh
Issued Lorenz Weiss, +. kapp. l.. hermann r..
Wenthrek H. shuttle, r. Cruise, A Cotor H. Irickell,
anu Noidenho!z were fined SO each, yesterday Tor
selling liquor without license.