New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03

,,t yrcw v.ser rsyeuue Including tho amount re-
ceived advertising arrears we're pnoi 70, ,pn
1nrs =, ~" ca for adycrsng arrears s7s TO- and
balance in Treasury jan s7aiol 3d. toOa' VI s'' W.
leaving net receipts. $ojisu 3d.
District Attorney WinslOw made motion
in the Brooklyn Court OF Sessions yesterday to nave
tho cases OF Cortlandt spraRue, Capt Gill; ex'faxCoi
eetor Baeau and indicted Charity Commissioners
transferred to the Special Court Of Oyer aud Iermher
| ordered by Gov. DIX Tn making the motion the DIS
ric said that tho calen lar was
and that IL would bo impossible for the indicted officials
to have early trial unless the motion was gtaus,
dd not understand the matter 10 be er parte WIN tne
District Attorney and quoted number oe t g View
Of the case, after which Judge Moore granted tno no
| ton. 1890 ,n
FLUsHrNG.-An election will be held on the
| 1th inst to decide whether or not an additional eA-
pendure OF $4,000 by tho OF Trustees wno ais"
constitute the Water Board), in the Introduction OF
water 10 the village shall be made The sum orsinay
voted by the electors Of the village for this purpose was
t2,Oo with the understanding that the cost OF and
works connie etc would exceed $17.0O IL IA allegeu
that tue rd have already expended anu naso
secured only the source tho pump ana e re IN tha
they have spent 5000 for source OF supply w 1u
they have spent $4,000 for pumping aennorg od fp
College Point has secured machinery equally goou nUo
over 81 5cj in excess OF what necessary ~ mat
| they have employed engineer sent 10 them ny tne
nnsiSoeD and trsIs the Holly Companys
work; and (5 that they show disposition 10 DEFY an
thory ami plunge reckessy into debt The adultIohai
appropriation asked will give the Board sGSo moro
to spend.
HuSrNGroS-A case affecting the right OF oyster
planters was before Justice Monforts Court on Mon
| day. T. W. smith and Edward Heat were charged Dy
Thursions Point which had been in his pos for
twelve years. 1t was contended on behalf OF the ae
the town giving HIM exclusive possession OF the ped.
and that he had complied with the law In properly
Der of oy sters upon It, Counsel for complainant admit
the authority OF The town over the claim put argued
proprate to his exclusive use such parts OF the oyster
grounds as he chose the Justice sustained the later
the Of the Suffolk County Court OF Sessions
LONG ISLAND CTY.-Fve young men OF Flushing,
Martin Baclin ana Patrick Mccormick. came to College
Point on Saturday night They visited several saloons.
they quarrelcd. and, upon leaving. stoned has house
They the pckets from fences aud coDmtted other
ofenses by taking a watch from william Bowdon. The
party %aS 70 ' one month Hogan Mahan
aud Bacn tofour months, and Mccormick to six months
| 10 the County JAN.
| left none when Is about two miles south OF TINS
village last sunday morning. His body was found yes
| grove about half mile from his home. Betz had
signs Of insanity several days previous to his
death.
sMITuTowy-The cornerstone OF the Catholic
Church will be aid on the It'll inst by the Right Rev
BsnOp IOurnuh'
STATEN ISLAND.
| EpGEwATER.-At the reopening yesterday
Of the sale property for unpaid taxes many den
came forward and paid their dues that the sale
was again adjourned till next Monday. At last years
sale Keeltas of Clifton bought about As houses and
lots in different parts OF the village. Excepting IL par
GELS these have been redeemed Mr. ketcitas mas re-
leases these the village authorities Tor
the term of 999 years. excepting the plot OF MI Law
who has sued out writ OF Inandamus against tHe hu
case Toe Il parcels thus claimed by Mr. keteltas are
valued at about $4,000 and they cost nun ony aDSu
$1,000 recent decision or the General Term OF the su
| preme Court confirms the legality of his title.
| PoRT MISUNDERSTANDING Blaine was arraigned be-
| atiug Inc village excise law. in keeping her liquor
saloon open sunday last. sac was nned So
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNoY.-A public temperance
meeting was held IN the Methodist Episcopal Church on
Monday evening" addresses were made by the Rev W.
| H. Booie OF New-York, Miss Hamilton OF Brooklyn
| and Miss Mary c. Johnson. The Board or village
Trustees elected r. Z. RAYMOND memper Oh Tue
Board to NIL vaeaRey non w ny ass ns apt
| Church has compei-sd by Illness to resign bis
| pdsiOrate.
WEST MOUNT vERsos-At recent meeting OF tax tax
payers OF this place was resolved TO appropriate $500
for the purchase OF fire apparatus, ana committee was
appointed To begin the organization Ol hrc company
NORTH TARRYTows-The conner stone OF st. Paurs
Mctodst Episcopal Church III this place VIII DC iaid
! next Tuesday
NEw-JERsEY.
! JERSEY CIrY.--ln the Quarter Sessions yes
terday Judge Hoffman, denied teo motion quash the
| indictment for embezzle.uent against Kenncr, the
HobOken Savings B3Ea dcfautcr...flVo absent jurors
were fined SIS zach ycsterday.....J NJ shannon. the
contractor ~ charge OF the Ravinc road bridge, gave
bail in 5000 yesterday 10 answer an indictment for
manslo nghter found by the Grand Jury IN the of
| Charles Skronn, who walked unRnarded preci-
l.ce the night OF March rs last and killed the
trial for the iosh petition to have Van
/ INK lg- on.
to the westerly line OF olnn,ittV was Received
AT the meeting of the Board OF Works yesterday Inc
Extension Committee reported fsvorLbly the petition
for new water man IN B,rreH-st. Mayor lraphagch
sent copy u the pesenmen by the Grand jury OF The
Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey CITY for thc RtFie road
nuisance and it referred TO the Committee on sew
The Beard OF Finance sent In non concurrence III
the resolution rebuild Truck House No. 1, they
pp- r ,ror no ne Mc1ratL ared 10 years al
the nteSsection Of Ncwsrkaye. and Bay-st yes,er-
| day. Her coar-bcre was broken and other
n my s'areots Fe resfence at NJ. Sa w@Hne "
Dlrip, MAY 100 patients treated at the Charity
| UJsnal OF whom ded 80 recovered aud 40 remain.
I'm tue spcnsary department medical aud
surgical prescribed Tor aud attended The
| ne1 time table on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has
changed the T25 train for Philadelphia 10 1910
The tram Rocky Hill Branch Is changed from $40 p
IN. $50 D. H.. Three men called ut james Oardners
lumbery ard, in Centrai-aye On Monday evening, aud
, asked to soTe lumber. Two OF tnem accompanied
Mr. Gardner the yard and the third broke open the
Office door, secured sra, aud decamped. one OF the
4 other was arrested H. gave his name - Thomas
Nolan OF NewSork The Fourth Session OF the Jersey
City District Conference began yesterday liz the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, George X. Van Horn,
exercises conducted by the Rev. J II. Bryan OF
Hopoken The Rev. j. +. Dodd was appointed Secretary
Secretary. Die Revs. j. Atkinson. w Icnson, W. H.
sundisircts continued for the ensuing year.
mittee the study of the Catechisn tho Rev. William
| Tunlson read essay on the best method OF pro-
Remarks were made ON tins subject by TIE Rev. Messrs
AtKnson Little and others Al the afternoon