New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-28
NEW.JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Oilicer Stirling found bunch
cigars HendersOn-st. and Eewarkave Jersey City,
"A yesterday and he arrested gang OF boys who
were sleeping a stoop in the vicinity suspicion
that burglary had been committed. They gave their
names the station John Riley James Lahey, John
Kroy. Joseph McDermOtt John DENIM, and Joseph
Mccormick. quantity OF cigars similar to the bunch
found quantity of currency, several bottles liquor
ana some silver money found In their possession were
subsequently identified rs the property or James Roche
who has saloon in the vicinity. The boys held for
further examination. From the manner ID which
Roches place was entered the polieo believe that they
have secured tine that has been working The liquor
saloons b. passing boy through the fanlights.
Edward IMPLY gave balm 5000 before United States
Commissioner Roman to answer a charge OF passing "a
counterfeit sl00 greenOack George Rouse. Three
thousand thrtyseven cattle 1855 hogs aud 103O sheep
received at the ADattOif last TIE number
The receipts yesterday were 1890 cattle 900 hogs aud
1890 sheep The LJrrlards have paid up tue arrears
OF taxes on the Continental Screw Companys building
lately purchased by them. amounting To nearly $4,000
sis,G,7.
NEwARK.-Sreet Commissioner Sullivan went at 7 a.
~ yesterday a large body OF workmen to the EN-
baDkment where the Newark aud New-York Railroad
crosses Fmorest aud began 10 denolish the road AT
r. lie had undermined the track that could
not the road and the AIS tram to NewYerk
had 10 stop. and return to the depot when 1t was
switched 10 the north west-bOuud track and fol
lowed the Elizabeth tram which also took that track
d hs Sn ABOUT sn M e9r
ton train arrived on the ground FROM Communpaw with
60 under Col Kicker, General superintendent the
road and the Chief Engineer and began placing
stringers the braeing the track iu such
that after O'Clock there further delay
To-day the work Will be continued and danger OF ac
cident Is dpprehended. The residents o the Twelfth
Ward gathered about the work yesterday Afternoon and
were loud III their expressions OF pleasure prompt
and determined action OF the city authorities The
Board OF Assessors OF the County Essex yester
day afternoon and fixed the county rate OF tax
at ~ cents The city rate was afterward estab-
lished as follows: County, r.; city, 90 sink
ing fund, 20; water bonds, 8. Total, 81 81,
"A decrease or ii cents from last years rate =.
The dog pound IN this city opened early yesterday
morning Unredeemed dogs will be drowned In the
river by sinking them in crate after they have
Sessions yesterday Franz Gabler was acquitted OF a
charge Of grand larceny and the sentences Resbec
and Bertram we're postponed until August g. 80 The
annual meeting OF the Board of Assessors for
the County or Essex held at the Court
house yesterday morning. The object OF the
meeting was to ADJUST the valuations of
property and apporton the rate Of State and county
taxes for each district All the townships responded
with the exception OF MOnclar The total valuation In
Essex County was stated ~ be 1882 that of New
ark being ti0465lOOO and that OF Orange, t28 900
mass meeting OF the Germans Is proposed In which
all tue German societies 10 participate by which the
sentiment OF the German population the Sunday
question Is to be publicly manifested The meet
lug Is 10 be held on Sunday. Sept g. In OF the public
parks OF this city meeting OF delegates held
next Friday evening" when the place for holding tue
mass meeting will probably DO designated.
LINDEs-Ferdinand Blancke, jr, who fell into wen
which was accidentally left uncovered his fathers
farm three weeks ago. died Sunday morning FROM
the ELECTS OF the injuries he sustained by the fall