New-York tribune., 1874-04-22

they asD chl0roformed the family VINO were
on the second floor. They tooki from Mr. Mason's bed
room wallet containing $40 and his g0id waten anu
chain, The latter was found In the cesr noSas ~
their flight large bundle OF clothing DSdcurtaius'
etc. packed ready ior removal was found In the paoI
The thieves were disturbed by the servant gf Wne'
hearing noise during the night arose and called 10 MT
Masca. The family were very sick yesterday from INC
effects of the chloroform, Their loss IL about 500.
LONG ISLAND CrfY.-Tbe Board OF Fire Commissioners
have ged with the Judgment creditors OF the CITY,
and the Sheriff OF the County has released the hre
engines and other fire apparatus from the levy naue on
Monday the sale OF which has been indefinitely post
poned. The Board of Aldermen passed aresouton last
negotiation of sl0e tre bonds OF the city and the
Commissioners arranged 10 use the first FUNDS deveu
OF the Department debts. Carr, the JunkDan,
against whom a warrant Tor RECEIVING ao,ed seo,ed
yesterday and taken before the Recorder. He gave
bail for ais future appearance large q9anuty Oh iron
was found on the premises occupied by the accused
Mayor Devose seut TO the Common Council last evening
he over until the next meeting OF the Board MOst oI
the vetoes appertained 20 expenses incurred py ue
and are declared by that official wholly unauthorized
by law. Before the message can be aeted upon te em
Board Will have organized and IL Is not tnousn, pVs
siDle that bills receive threequarIers Oh the
votes OF the Board
JrMAcA-The new Board OF Supervisors for Queens
County will hold its first meeting IN the toWR pn nan Of
day. Because of the many candidates Tue olu poa -
Supervisors unable 10 agree upon the appohten.
of two papers to PRINT the session laws ana tne NV W
Board has power 10 act until the annual het,s ~
October The Attorney General was appealeu to ahu
nc has decided the 1.-TWO newspapers designated DS
preceding Board OF Supervisors are the newspapers
IN which tue laws should De published"
NEwTowS.-Wm. Turner, ex-Assemblymsn from thls
district who proposed To contest the elecuoh ioI
Of the Peace ana applied FOR an % b m retired
his opponent from taking the oath OF once, mas ~
from the contest, and his opponent Is al pooeeSso "
| the office.
| FLUsHING-The animal meeting OF the Qneens County
Temperance Society will be held n the Methodist Eps
copai Church this village at p. m today puphe
| meeting viii be held IN the evening.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-At the meeting of the Board
OF Puole Works yesterday petitions were received for
the reconstruction Of in Sussexst. and New
Yorkave ALSO for extension OF water pipe In Concord
Montgomery, and Eeyenth-sts. The ChiefEnglneer
reported the bid OF r. ]. COndon for reconsructng
part Of Erie-s the lowest. The ChefEnRineer also
sent in the nomination of A. E. schlegel as mechanical
draughtsman. A communication was received from the
Board Of Education requesting architect TO make
plans for school building No. S. communication from
the Board Finance requested copy OF the contract
for building reservoir and asked whether there
was any check the accounts OF the Water REGISTRAR
Resolutions adopted directing the advertisements
OF the filing of preliminary reports ana ap
for improvement of Grand-st. and FrazeT-piace
| confirming the grades Oh WayDe-st. and M,road,
and ordering bonds 10 the amount OF k6,3OO Ior
SchOolhouse No. s. The Clerk directed TO inform
Board of Fiuance that $4,000 would be REQUIRED by
the Board OF Works for the three months ehahs 1u{
The papers and books belonging TO the street lamp De-
partment turned over 10 the Board OF romeo com
nissoners under whose jurisdiction they are placed by
the new charter. The Board OF Health have erected
| Df.
The seventh anniversary the Home for Aged Women
celebrated IN the Tabernacle last nlgnt D. nan
dOlph presided and addresses were delivered oy the
| Rev. DR.. j. d. Fulton OF Brooklyn and others. John
Yeager driver Greenylle streecar was struck III
injured severely that ne died yesterday at bs home
in Orchard-st The graduating class Of the Normal
Saturday next....Anton Turkonski was convicted OF
grand Larceny n IN ne sp1 aemSrd o eope With
| Mrs Walinsk and $3.50 OF her husbands money, WIN
| Jackson convicted OF breaking into Kneh's grocery
4 uUit. gpu IN
Aune COsgTove charged with receiving the stolen goOus
was sent 10 the County jan Tor SIX months 1he Con
rOer reported the following balances 10 the Board OF
Aldermen last pight General account, 1890 S4 assess
Ing fund account, s4,s7e l5 The Committee on Parks
were instructed have the i'll the park repaired
expense of employe OF the Arcade Ihe-
ater named Al. Seares missed hs mold night while
making diving leap horizontal bar, which he In
tended eaten with his hst aud fell distance OF 10
feet the floor. striking on his head He sustained
serious injuries. the Rev Geo IGos Packard wss
instituted rector OF the Holy Trinity Protestant Eplsco
pal Church on the Hishts Oh Monday Dy Bishop oden'
| hemer.
EEwARK.-The Apnl term of Essex County courts
interested audience it having been announced that
Grand Jury was sworn, Judge Depue delivered short
charge. Tie first called was that of the exIax
some time so 10 quas6 the indictnents in
which alege the money paid to the Treasurer
were good, and said that wnere one count IN an lndct
meut. He therefore, denied all the applications ln
the court yesterday afternoon motion was made ny
TO quash the indictments against Joseph &,
Young and Alderman William Stainsby for
misconduct in office. Mr. Stansby aud Mr..
Young are accused OF buying land and opening
streets through IL the cy's expense and also for
conspiracy in the same transaction The next case was
that OF the indictments against Thomas OCOnnor, Ber-
nard and Michael Shauiey, WIN. stalnsy, Peter +.
Rogers +. W sullivan, William PycKes, and Valentine
Beicher for conspiracy detraud the city IN the mat
ter OF paving Spun gheld-aye. Judge Dcpue reserved
his opinion which Will probably be delivered tins morn
ing Executions have been issued against saloon
Keepers convicted OF selling liquor ON sunday VINO nave
not paid their nnes. Adolph GIdath saloon keeper
IN Wliam-st, openly opposes the sunday law, ana
that he Will continue TO se liquors on that day. IL is
that Gudath viii be punished ~ the iuI extent VI
the law.
WEST HoBoKES.--The eighth stated meeting OF the
Jersey CITY Presbytery held IN the FIRST PFesby
terIan Church in Cntonave., yesterday. Tue morning
session was devoted routine business the Rev. Nj.
Marshal Of HObOkcn, the retiring Moderator preached
the annual sermon. The Rev. j. &. Edwards was then
elected Moderator. Tue regular intermediate meeting
sened their reports last evening" and the PIesUyteY
adjourned until this morning.
ELIzABETH-The proprietors Of the Vrolet h Bruen
Oh Works while opening their factory yesterday DIS
covered that safe broken open, and papers,
books their Insurance policy were torn and strewn
over the place. Henry Tucker, VINO was discharged
from their employment last week. was arrested, bat de-
MED all knowledge OF the affair.
HoBoKBN-At the meeting Of the Common Council
last night j. l.. McWhOrton reappOlnted Ponce
Commissioner, and Messrs. w. w. Saippen and +. W.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
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