New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17
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Many complaints have been made by persons
for the building Of the uudsonave The
area Of extends miles on every side OF
tho Improvement and property-owners VINO nave Jus.
received their bills threaten TO contest the asSesscn'
In lawsuit.
The funeral of Dennis Delaney. who at
tempted to murder his wife on Sunday morning and
committed snicde afterward took place yesterday
afternoon Hh remains were conveyed TO the cemetery
OF the Holy Cross accompanied 10y the members OF 81
Parlck's Mutual Alliance SOCIETY," No Ia. OF which ne
member Mrs, Delaney. still lies in critical con
diton at the hospital
At the special election held yesterday in the
Sixth Ward TO III the vacancy created by the appoint
ment OF ox-Aderman Rodman Distrct-Atorney, ex-
Alderman James Dunno was elected. At the close OF
the poll the vote stood: Dunno 1921 Guern 1853. MT
Dunno was the regular Democratic candidate, ana MI
Guorn the nominee OF the st. Patricks Alliance.
The election passed OF quietly
In the Kings County Court of Sessions yes
terday Capt A. W. II. Gill; ox-Deputy Tax Collector.
arraigncd on IS indictments charging him with en-
bczzement and malfeasanoe He pleaded not guilty 10
all the charges After the plea had been entered tne
defendants counsel made application TO Judge Moore to
fix the amount OF bail Judge Moore said he would 90
80 to-day Dstrict-Attorney Rodman appeared for the
people, and Counsellor Ready for the defendant
LONG ISLAND.
HoLBRooK "A serious fight occurred on
Saturday afternoon. which nearly terminated fatally
The daughter Of j. Wilson at work at tho house OF
Mr. Darlington, and no went there for the purpose OF
should leave, and dispute arose during which MI VIII
was knocked down by q Mr. Whiteaw and Kicked IN
the face severely that mis- fe considered IN DAM
ger. Whtelaw was arrested but waived examination,
and the case will 90 to the Grand Jury
WEST CHEsTER.-Tbe Reform party, COMPOSED OF Dem
ocrats and Republicans, have nominated the Following
ticket town officers voted for the last Tues
day OF the present month: For Supervisor. f. O. Have
meyer Town Clerk Isaac Butler; Town Trustees Ber-
nard Waters, Henry r. Bolton and Morris Balsey Re
ceiyer OF Taxes Thomas Wilson; Assessor, Php WE
gand Justice Of the Peace James Henderson jr Com,
missioner of Highways, Taman Il. Hyde; OYerseers OF
che Poor, Charles Rex and Richard Hall.
HEmPsrEAD.-Two Of the prisoners who recently
attempted 70 break out Of the Queens County jan
attempted Saturday night TO set the building on fre
They started fire against woodwork IN the Jail
with some grease obtained from their dinner Plates,
paper and but before had gained much beadway
IL was discovered by the keeper aud eXtingulshed.
BAY SuoRE.-A new schooner. the II. o. Brewster,
was d h o s,tb q t,a ON c.nt Lanes oman
VIII command her. and sue will DC engaged Tor the pres
ent in the oyster trade.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WEST MOUNT VERNoN-A large number Of
the patrons of the Harlem Railroad held a meeting
Saturday night for the purpose OF adopting to
secure reduction of passenger fares and freight charges
that line Several addresses were made and Com
mitee appointed act in concert with committees
from Other villages IN carrying out the ouects deseu
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-The German Relief Committee
assisted 35 persons last week At their meeting on
Sunday IL resolved to operations on April l.
THE Rev. Father Cannon Of ST. Michael's Roman
Catholic Church has been transferred Tena0y on the
Northern Railroad, in Bergen County, parish priest
THE receipts OF taxes last week were Slflo3 3d.
Albert Hoffman has been appointed German Interpreter
for the Hudson County Oyer and Tcrmner. The body
sunday night lying beside the track In abont the
middle OF the Erie Railway tunnel. He had evidently
-. The Rev. George T. Packard OF BROOKLYN has ac-
ceped call to the rectorshp OF the Holy Trinity Prot
estant Episcopal Church ON Jersey CITY Hlghts
NEwARK.-At tho NJ f. Preachers meeting yes
terday the question OF the tinerancy vigorously
discussed The Rev Mr.. Knowles read paper on t I
Limitation OF the term VI ministerial service lie
spoke OF the fearful wastes under the present system
statistics in regard to the number OF probauoners
and the nun Der OF church members 10 sIo" no" hny
OF the former class were lost to the church. whch was
due he thought. TO taking away the pastor al CRU
cal moment. Jacob kuntzer, saloon Keeper
at Thomas and Gobe-sts, was struck by,
freight tue PennsylVanla Railroad last
night, near OIVer-st, and instantly hIIeu....
George Bright sentenced yesterday to one year
In the State Prison for larceny The steamer Magenta
has Deen chartered To make dLIiy trlps 9etWeen hs
city and Long Branch during June, jay. ana August
ae Sqnee OF ies sppo S t ' a
in this city will report as the mass meeting 10 DC heu
in Association Hall this afternoon.
ELIzABETH.-The Committee OF the Common Council
to delegated the luyes gatlon 10 relation 70
the charges Of corruption preferred against Chel VI
Police JOnn Ker0n reported last evening tat hey nave
taken large amount OF testimony IN the case ana that
careful examination OF all the evidence has taled TO
develop facts which tend to crlmnate Ghe Chei OF
Police or to snow any declictIon of duty Resolutions
exonerating Mr.. Keron offered, aud after
debate were, with the report OF tno
Col j. Madison Drake Of tho Sd Regiment Will take
that regiment to Saratoga Troy ana Albany during
July The Board of Chosen Freeholders ordered yes
terday new bridge to be built over the ereek,
near Westel to replace the structure recently carried
away 10y the food 1t will cost $1,000 IL was SHOWN
during the meeting that the couny expenses MAD Deen
reduced nearly $4,000 during the past year.
UoRoKEs-Bishop Corrigan has bought the block on
Wilow-st fronting the Park, and a large Roman
Catholic Church to be erected on portion OF IT, Inc
remainder the land Will be occupied by an asylum ioi
boys. Tho steamer for Meadow Engine co. NO 8
will be received next Saturday several NsluhS CoH-
pauirs will participate the tOrcnnsnt procession
when is take place in honor OF the resi-
deucc OF Mr. GikysOn at Newark aud HudsOn-sts. was
entered by sncaktheyes Sunday evening ana fODDed
OF $50 worth OF property the monthly meeting OF Tue
German ministers connected with me keioreu Cnurcn
took place Yesterday Afternoon at Martha Institute az
SiXth-st. aud Parkave. IAe surOecI discussed IN tue
York. In the evening paper was rcad expressing IL
as the duty Of German Christians residing III America 10
unite with some Christian Church
BULLS FRRRY.-Patrick O'Neill and John KYLE dis
puted about payment for some drink al the bar OF
The Bulls Ferry Hotel SUNDAY night During the
ARRAY ONeil struck Kyle with piece OF paving block,
uilicng wound in the head which IL IS feared VIII
proye fatal Justice Dryer OF Union Hill was sent for
take Kyles antemOrteu statement yesterday Out ne
was roo weak to talk The men were lllonus anu
worked IN the chemical works a. laborers ONeul mas
not been seen In the place since the occurrence.
PATERsoN.-William Benz and Frina Bregusen
arrested yesterday ana held III VI 900 Dai on criminal
charge. Benz eoped with Mrs Bregusen, ana they took
with them some furniture belonging Peter Bregusen
the husband Of the woman.
ePoTswoop-The Rev. Frederick NJ Bird, rector OF
St. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church IN this village
has accepted q call to the recoroDp Of 81 PauPs Cattle
dTa AZ indianapolis, Ind
RAuwAY-rhe Rev. r. C. Quennel. rector of st. Paus
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