New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
,n,errNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1874

who convicted yesterday OF robbing Cnarice
ate vart OF the steamer Russia Pools OF blood were
found where Walker hadan both In the 'front.' snd rear
Of 10 sasex wb Sa,essn %Se
Board Of Ps6ie Works received from the City Attorney
sserns an eph1o when III Il Is asserted that the con-
must carry out the provisions OF the eontrace
at Centralave. The contractor claims that his con
tract extends only to West Centralaye; The q mint
S ss u.h sever under seon q the side
walk In Oceanave. The Chief Engineer was
The Board OF Pubic Works received yesterday from
the Board Of Finance notification that the following
Culver Chief Eunueer, $4,000; r. NJ O. Broas, Assist
ant Engineer, $4,000; A B. Stevens surveyor, .oo";
The board OF Finance requested immediate attention to
the matter. and the Board OF Works appointed COM
es 10 see 9o dcs Of tho Good Temprs
and several other influential ladies' published
inviting Them 10 meet in Sons Of Temperance Hall.
Montgomery and Warren-s5s. to-morrow s n.ei :,
and TO devise for bringing their lnhu
TO aid in the suppression OF nteInp iao zee 40
The taxes received during past week were t9oo 81
- the Hoard of Education have requested President
Potter TO reconsider his determination TO resign anu nc
has decided to give AT the next 0cal meet
ing In the Hudson County Court OF z arter sesslOhs
yesterday, John Diamond alias James Mcdunness was
convicted OF stealing watch from Charles stewart an
emplye of the steamer sia sleeping at tle
time In the Hotel Tie prisoner was renamed
for sentence. John T. DAILY, the Communist VINO was
convicted recently OF assauIing Major PangDorn OF The
EueninO Journal. was taken to state Prison yesterday
10 serve one year.
NBwARK.-willam Younger. who stole watch from
Thomas Acheson, fellow Doarder, arrested III new
York yesterday ana brought to this city and tried lie
pleaded guilty and sentenced TO three months IN
the County Jail Petitions are being circulated asking
the Legs to pass supplement- to the act III re
cas and teaehsrs To- prohibt the use Of tobacco
other simulants by the scholars ana 10 ia
81 Sf"'l 8ne%sDier Ef6ardt, at No. 70 Acaaemyst..
Kerosene lamps listened TO the ceiling nger Dy
with the burning OIL Before the flames could DC ex-
tngushed sne was tearlnly Durhe, Gnu - To"pnIte
critical condition rne inquest III me case Oh
AdIir concluded last evening", aiter SESSION. VI
four days TIE jury returned verdict tnat 9oane
poison p0lsous administered ny herself III over doe
with the prooaoe Intention OF producing soofon. G
jury also e1Onordted Oscar Il. Dddey from any crmpia
| correction with the matter.
EmzABErm.-rhe Association for the relief OF the
poor OF this city have far supplied 800 families
! with groceries provisions and coal The Hon. Amos
Clark, ir and Col. John Kane have furnlsheda Kreat
portion of the money toward this object Tne Associa
| ton will continue give food to the deserving
poor until spring has fairly begun. "A MI J., now
before the Assembly lneorpu rating een2cS
are John Engel. Jacob Bruchlacker Joseph SchniClz
L. L. Stephan, john Darger. Herman kerhtn licouo.S
! Ter.inde Anton stein Frank Stein, Henry Asche and
! Gustayus Bruggnan.
| HoBoKEY.-The Common Council held meeting last
nignt ana the Special Commit tee when Wts anp,
some limo ago revise the CITY Charter presrhtcu
their repor SAID that The revised eharter conns
some important changes Alter ronsiderip,e u.s. 81 ~
the Council adopted The charter ana ordered ~ 10 pe
gwen Mr. R4be, the R3presentluYe ior lhAe u'c'
at Trenton. , >,
| PTArFRID-THe ladies connected With the Methous1
Episcopal cGurches OF this city intend moving IN lno
cause in few days. Ine la" mas, however,
IN measure fOrcstilled them am liquor IL no" onlf
snd secretIy The Central Railroad VIII builu depI'
In this city in Spring 1t ID ntrndei 70 oe 'le iI
soonest struc ure along the lne vi TINS toau ahl WI"
cost $4,000. 80.
EAHwAY The carriage bus ness. for "nich nii1 CtS
wa. well known previous 70 the war ana wAlch mas
AuPuished since rcylvng RAPIDLY, ana tnc lntuuil
urers anticipate busy season .The church re1lVls
which nave been ia progfe9. recently haNe nSary
ceased after addition OF large husn1er Oh cohNeI-s
PIArsyuLG-Tne new Methodist Episcopal Shnfcn
tuduv IN tnis village IL COMPLETED, eni tne dedLJory
services will ba held ~ 1880 and also nv p ~
The Row T. Waller jackson ~ FhadelpAIi the NY d,
T.. Comedy, AMI otner ief@ynah are eA',GEfou W
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