New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-20

n'cH"eS' uIrDsON RIVER COUNTIES.

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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Ere HIJ.-The new Methodist Episcopal
Church In this village s completed and will be forDay
dedicated at 10 A. 10. to-day. The religious exercises
will no conducted by the pastor. The Rev. McMurtre
assisted by clergymen from the adjoining villages.
NEW-JERSEY
Jrpsry CTrY.-The funds in the treasures
of tho houses Of the Young Mems Christian Assoca
ton and the Pavonia Club have become nearly ex
bausted and an urgent appeal has been made To the
charitable TO send contributions speedily or the chart
ties must he closed The former association has been
feeding 100 persons week aud the latter 500 ihe
residence G. II. Gregenihaer, at Railroad ana Jersey
aves was robbed Of jeyery and clothing valned ~ sJo
the saloon below and while was paying for liquor
and engaging the attention OF persons there Ihe otner
Manning one Of the thieves who attempted to rob
passenger ON me Icnnsy,vaa L en ,,i,I Veste
day the fensc having occnrredin Mddlesex county
The Chef Police received telegram YESTERDAY rom
the Chief OF Police In Providence, stating that Peter
Ianey the City Messenger who recently abscondeu
surrendered himself to the police OF that city and
wanted To sent home Hanley real Zed several hlnd
dollars nv selling spurious orders before he let Dut
no complaint has been filed against him. the Cnnef
Tree reception Of the Y M G. A. took place last Dight in
the Park Reformed Church An address was MADE Dy
tons from various authors Sixty-Dne cars OF I'VE
stock, including 81 cattle, 1896 hogs ana l4l6 sneep
were received at the Communipaw hDattoIr yesterday
go. The Board Of Finance held meeting last nlRh'
Thomas Earle the newly elected Treasurer, presented
his report. showing the following cash balances Tax
account 5000 assessment account. $4,000 "a SINK
ing fund account, siii7s "a and water account;
S}S, 52l So resolution passed that the Board OF
Works he Informed that their employees except IN tue
Of the Water Register had not furnished Tue neees
sary bonds. Mr. Lockwood, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee, reported the sale OF the following bonds
from Feb. 10 TO Feb. 10: Improvement certificates
bonds sIOOO The Committee on Claims reported
claim from Benjamin Champney, Chief OF Police for
bills OF $40 10 OF $500 co for expenses incurred III
the pursuit OF Hamilton, the deaultns City treasurer
ELrzAnErH.-The new Masonic temple OF Orient
me The large temple room in the Arcade was well
filled at early honr among the throng being guests
from the various lodges throughout the state After
the edcatory services performed by the Grand Master
OF the state, addresses, music, and singing followed
II il thought that the new horse railway company VIII
begin TO build their road through Broad anu
East Grand-sts. TO the Singer sewing machine works
has made its appearance IN this vicinity but 10 mid
FORM and fears entertained of ts gaining nuch
NJ E. Church and the Elzabethave. Methodist Church
still continue, and many converts have been
shipping line at this port has been steadily
Increasing during the past ten days; line Inc
was delegated the investigation TO the truth OF the
charges of corruption preferred against the Chief OF
a third meeting last evening. VIM. H.. Trahon, the
complainant, appeared with counsel, who asked the
tai as regards the first c6arge-that of Chief Keron
attempting to backma Louis Wilson. The committee
the last had proved inadequate 10 substantate
the charge The second charge against the Chet-tha
OF compounding felOny-was heard, and testimony
was produced both sides Of conflicting character.
The Investigation was then adjourned until Saturday
night.
NEwARK.-A concert in aid Of the poor Of this city
will be given in ST. Paups NJ. +. Church on Monday
evening. March IA new wing Will soon be added 10
the orphan asyuD. Navigation is resumed on the
Passalc Louis Freuhnseld, proprietor OF the saloon
in Turn Hail. charged with keeping open on Sunday ana
advertising burlesque church meeting, has been con
vleted OF keeping dlsorderiy mouse. Miss NetIe
Adair. young woman boarding with Mrs HUI at NO
IS South Bridgest, found dead IN her bed yester
day morning As she had not been at all lndsposed an
inquest was ordered. The jury viewed the body, aud
adjourned until O'Clock this morning, when the inquest
Will be held at the Second Precinct Stationhouse. The
lent reputation. The card OF medical ClaryOYaut
found in pOcketbOok The girls parents resided IN
ChestnutstA decided improy ement Is reported In the
shoe and leather trade.
PLANFIELD-The ladies' fair, held in aid of The Ores
cent-aye Presbyterian Church, has proved success
upwards $500 having been Melted during the week
The Young Mems Christian Association contemplate
building hall. for which purpose subscriptions are
being received from citizens. Mrs. Edsell who wac
burned badly the residence OF o. b. Tweedy esq
last week during entertainment gwen by the Llte
rary Association of this city, is gradually recovering
PATERsoy-About 100 men, the majority OF whom are
boiler reGmplOyed at the Grant I0c0mo-
motive Works yesterday on Jul time On Monday all
the employees now at work VIII Degn WORK on lul me
aud t is expected that 500 will be employed within
days...The County jail contains 70 prlsoners, or
whom The number OF persons depending
on the Relief Commute at the Washington Market and
the hospital still averages 1900.
RrruERFURD PARK.-ThOmas Collins, young man
employed by A. W Van Wrinkle to deliver the goods or
deTed from his grocery, collected abOnt $40 on hls
rounds, and disappeared on Monday ne returned 10
clothes in bundle and being asked where ne was
going. he stated he gong to his washcrwOmaDs
siucc that time no trace Of him has been discovered.