New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05

large patent fog horn 70 he placed on some elevated
neal the village This seton 10 caused 10y ths ea
treme danger at Mill Reef Rock which u directly GRpy
wh,cb n Is one OF the most serious oostrneuons; g
vessels have been wrecked recent" on WIS wv
f0s'' HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
ROCHELLg.-A public temperance meet
IN, uu he held in the Town Hall this evening. Al
dresses will be made by the Rev. Messrs. Newell L"'e
lev. Mclaughlin. and BnrEhater.
NywRrRGu-A mad dog was shot here yes n ra
30 no vng biten four persons including JOhh W rV
are, ,h a,y Marsha hoy had his hand manSed aud
niece btten out OF his cheek by the animal
NEw-JERsEY.
Jrpsry CITY. The Board Of Aldermen OF
West Hoboken were arrested and arraignea al the quar-
ter Sessions yesterday to answer an indictment chs
ing them with paying lobby expenses incurred AT iton
ton last Winter by James White. Patrick B. weldon" anu
Charles f. Galbrath who secured the passage OF .nc
West Hoboken Charter. The money Tor eApenses'
alleged, came from the public treasury Ihey peaoeo
NOT guilty and gave bail in 500 each on each OF TWO ip
dctments 10 appear for trial on the 18th ru
in the Supreme Court against Joseph Cloves Tue
in.law OF Alex. ID. Hamilton, the deiaung 'i'y lrea'
urer and one of his bondsmen has been changed 10 ne
executors OF his estate, on account OF MS ue''',
John Williams fell from Midland locomotive, on wheh
he was fireman. at the Ncwark-ave. crossing OF that
railroad. yesterday morning. ana was kieu IN
He q years Of age and leaves WE ana tmp a
dren residing on Newarkaye., near where he was heu
Michael tigan was ARE sed yesterday for driving
q single truck containing q sheep ana cave. IL orn
held for trial James COyer and wife OF 1ohkeis pro-
cured the service OF the police yesterday 70 ad III re-
covering their daughter, age IS years VINO ran a~n
from home some eks and was living IN mouse III
Morgan.st The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals begun civil SUIT IN Jhsuge dn eoCIp
man. for 900 damages Their charter empowers mem ~
do IN any case where CONVECTION IN tba law has
been tested. The case was adjourned to July r. r.
coal boat sank In the Morris Canal at the ioot OF DAN
forth r,
The Joint Committee OF one member ron eac', Ol
pointed to confer with the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany In relation to eleyatng the mala tracks through
the city, held meeting yesterday They decided that
incurred The Board OF Finance report the sale OF ponds
and fixtures of the jersey City heater have been seized
by the sheriff to satisfy judgments The receip a,
9 81 eI Iiae: hogs Zoo, and sheep, 1890 80
inc Commissioners to adjust unpaid assessments have
the 0 1s tor UnoD for
sewers North Second Third. Fourth and Flth,ss',
for the Improvement OF North Fourthst from Grove to
Coles-st.; FOR paving Bergenwoodaye. Tor widening
Jersey City and Bergen Point plaDkr0ad, from Conmu
nipaw.ave to the Newark and NewYorK Railroad, and
for establishing The grade Of the Bergen PoG pank
vain sewer in Xewsrkave., from the Five Corners TO
reduced to sae5ss which is fair price, the balance
SIC sos be paid by the city at large The assessment
originally tos7 CO. down TO $50 I'll II, leaving
s7i3 to be paid by the city The assessment for PIE
was reduced TO fO,e.5 81, leaving 5000 Us for
the city to pay The assessment for the
Improvement Of Bftren-ave. from Vroon 20 Montgom-
ery.st originally $269j7 60, distributed 10y taxing
the Bergen Railroad Company s5,ls3 o2 property
benefited s574s &C; to reconstruction account 5000 ~
and the city large 1888 9s The assessment for Widen
ing Moneomery-st. from Jerseyaye: to NM creek,
CITY TO pay $lQ3s ST. The Board OF Freeholder held
regular semmonthly meeting Yesterday. Inc Commit,
tees Peptenuary jan and Lunatlc Asylum reported
a number OF changes made among the employees OF the
several county Institutions an OF whch pers %
by the Board with the exception OF Patrick fuTey,
who appointed as engineer at the County jan;
Warden OF the Penitentiary vacant long DEBATE e-
sued in which was declared that the present lncum
bent had been appointed for three years The motion
was laid on the table until the next meeting Mr.. Ham
iltOG from the legislative Committee reported III FAVOR
Of paving the bills Of The late Boulevard Board amount
ing 10 $4,000. motion to concur III the resoutoh Was
defeated.
SCOTCH PLAISs-The East New-Jersey Baptist Asso-
citation held the last meeting IN ITS thrty-th.rd annual
session Yesterday Representatives OF fourteen coun-
ties to the number OF 400 were present the Rev James
Rev Dr. buchanan and the Rev H. W. Jones, the secre-
tares According to thg lleasGfers epTrt snnfe 20
membership and general process resulted "a pacing
ehurch of the ASSOCIATION Resolutions commeudatory
of total abstinence and local option were adopted, as
Ieosed With favor on the centennial Fund movement
presented by the Educational Commission FOR the rals
Ing Of 5OO(OJ in behalf OF institutions OF learning III
the United States
NEwARK.-An investigation has been ordered into the
circumstances attending the death OF Frederick Hoppe
at No. 3s Vesev.st on Tuesday night last. Aoout a
week before his death Hoppe was badly beaten by MS
hroherinaw, Alexander Krneger for which the latter
was remauded for trial. Since Hopes death an IN
quest ordered, which VIII take place to-day.
4 most nortem examination took place yesterday when
So yeral bruises found none OF them, however,
being severe enough TO have caused death. j, h.
has been arrested, charged with nav
ing swindled sas NJ. Wo.hnger, Warren County, OF i6
lambs.
U1CKrNsACK.-The cornerstone OF the new building
OF the Bergen County Bank was LAID yesterday WIN
appropriae ceremonies. The invited guests met II the
Mansion House and formed Il procession, headed ny
brass band aud marched 70 the bank blildng Tue
corner stone laId 10y j. " Gamewel!. NJ. VI. knapp
de Grafton on the growth and progress OF
Uackensack and Bergen County The party tn n al
UoBoKEE-It was stated yesterday, that three sailors
named Voder Englman, joan Wolf and Peter Rassnau,
OF the Hamburg FrIsa had been arrested az Ho-
boken charge OF mutiny preferred by capt tman,
doors aud fus 10 obey orders Capt Rattman SAID
10 TRIBUNE reporter last evening that the report Was
untrue.
BULLS FERRY-The coopers who quit work az the oil
works rallied force yesterday ana drove Oh TIE non
society who had been hired 10 take their PAGES,
and stationed guard around the shOp 10 prevent their
return Edward Wlcks the Superlntenien telographed
10 Hackensack asking the Sheriff 10 send Officers to
ouell the riotous demonstrations.
ErIHERFoRp PARK.-The work OF lowering the bar in
the Passac River advancing rapidly, aud II is ueeVed
tbat navigation will be possible. proposition Is
aciiated 10 steamer Of $50 tons burden be-
tween Passaic and Newark
PFDRICKToS.-Hewes Hlles, aged % years, hung
heen acting strangely FOR weeks past, AID lad
frequently declared Le would Xiii himself.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Quarrymen's Protective Association met