New-York tribune., 1874-08-26
NEW-JERSEi.


JERSEY CITY.-The examination of the Rev.
D. s. Glendenning in the suit for bastardy will take
place on Monday. Mrs Miller made affidavit yeser
day reiterang her charges in relation to the visit of
Mr. Glendenning to Nursery in New York, the state
ment having been contradicted by the Rev. Mr. Moore
after a visit to the institution Mr. Gendenn ng says
that he will bring the matter into the higher
6Hsr'' Sls connsel return from their vacation.
The Board OF Education has made considerable reduc
feet on the inst Male principals salaries re-
duced 81 C6 to M and those of the female prin-
from all other salaries THIS action has been forced
upon the Board by the action of the Board Of Finance
At etng of tae Board OF Public Works Yesterday
notice received tnat tne Board OF Finance had ap
year the Department...The application for open
ing Van Winke-ave returned In order that petition
crs might specify the location and frontage of their
property. communication from the North Hudson
h traek or ana PromlnS stbea TO bring tnetS to
elevator was completed The Street Committee was
authorized to employ 70 additional men on street clean
proyement OF Boyd and MontgOmery ayes.,
trmed On motion OF President Lee preamble and
action in regard to Obtaining supply OF pure water
aud authorizing the Board, as q Committee Of the
the Newark Aqueduct Board on tine feas. bill
ty Of carrying out the law passed last year giving
the power to take such water may be req red....
VIM. X. Martin has been appointed teacher OF Latin
and Greek and Jennie l.. Merriam female assistant iu
the High School Tie Board Of Education has decided
fo abolish the German from ali schools but
High School. Joseph Wilson aud JOnn Riley
rested for roDDDg NJ Governs money drawer
at No. 2A Newarh-ave. ana were committed by Judge
Reese
NEwARK.-The Road Board has awarded a contract
for building cuyerts Washington-st... The funeral
OF the late Israel Baldwin. prOmnent FreemasOn OF
this State took place from his house, No 1862 Plane-st
Yesterday afternoon. The remains were Inferred in
Paramount Cemetery. Joseph W. Toiner aged-9, OF
No CODgressst while flying kite yesterday afler
noon the Newark and NewYork Railroad bridge, at
Railroadave had his feet crushed and deep gash cut
in his head. "A lad whose name not ascertained
was and severely hurt at the Bruenst bridge,
on the Newark and New York Railroad, late last night.
ELIZABETH.--The opening Of Grove-st, between Rah-
way and Westfed-ayes., Is completed. The Union
County Democratic Executive Committee have decided
10 hold primary meetings for the election OF delegates
TO the state Convention Wednesday, Sept The
Fall term the Union County Courts Will begin next
Tuesday. The Board or Excise met last night aud
granted "a number OF licenses.
HoBoKEN.-The Drainage Commission met Yesterday
and awarded the contract for the Frsst John
Presbytery OF New-lork met III the church in Bloom
edst last night aud Installed the Rev. James Price
pastor Of the church.
WEST HoBOKEN-Chares Brady aged ~, broke into
Constable KohPs house on Monday night aud stole 81 So
He was arrested and held to bail.
UNION HLL-Ihe Bulls Ferry Road Commissioners
have decided to advertise Tor bids for the road which
is to cost about $0o0Oo.
HACKENsACK.-ERhty members OF the Roman Catho-
lie Church In this place have petitioned Bishop Corrgan