New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

evening preyious 70 her death. the jury renuereu
verdict that the deceased 10 her death by CON
Restion the brain, caused by the use OF alcoboo
poison" and the jury concluded by censorlng Tue EN
else commissioners for not using more discretion !"
granting licenses.
JERoME-A party OF gypsies who have taken no "a
temporary ahede in the neigbborhood oil Jerome NV
been thrown into state of great alarm and distress ny
the appearance of smallpox among them
MOUNT VERNoY.-Jusuce Edmonds held az inqnest
walking along the GOWN track Of the New Haven Rii-
road. near its junction with the Harlem ROAD
and instantly killed by tram. Inc Jury ~ Inaer
their verdict, exonerated the conductor anu ensoe
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Nlrs. Antonio Scott, young
German woman, who has been married SIX ihoht"s
eoped with a Pole named Antony kostodi' on inc pre-
men steamer which sailed from HobOken on wednesday
she was detected and returned to her Gusnahus ros
dence in Grand.st when it was found that kostodi
had taken possession Of gold wateh ana ch'in
and 500 in cash belonging to Mr.. Scott
Messrs Hamilton Jacobs aud Van Nostrand have been
appointed Committee by the Board of FreeholaerS 10
Taco6 Wesrt nounsel To the Hudson County Board OF
Freehoders has been paid 81 800 for rpreseuung ao
ing of the society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ant
mails held last night, Smith Mead g. X. hliler anu ..
Thatcher were appointed as deicsH'es 10 Nv,
tend the annual meeting OF the state Society
to be held in Newark on MONDE ION n -:
Canal Company at the Hackensack locks, who struck
Eugene Atno with his closed hand last August klIng
hm almost instantly. appeared IN the Hudson
assault and battery. He was held in $4,000 bail to
answer an indictment for manslausater.
The strike OF the men employed the new tunnel OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna and western Railroad Coin
pany under Bergen Hll, brought to satisfactory
close Yesterday, compromise having been e1ecled De
tween the and the contraetors The men received
81 50 day and struck for 81 The basis of the new ar
rangement which only temporary. is VI so Tor labor
ers and a75 for rockmen; new arrange,
nrtober Of the men began work yesterday =.
y e hundred and twentyslx patients were treated IN
the Charity Hospital during March, OF whom died ahd
20 were discharged recovered sos cases were attended
in the department and 1885 prescriptions were
dispensed DUNG the month The Board OF FreehOders
has ordered the erection OF new bridge over the PsS
sage at East Newark to cost $4,000. Ones hundred
we're received at the AbattOlr yesterday.....
Police Inspector Murphy, who has been absent seven
weeks search OF Hamilton the absconding city treas
urer returned Thursday night from Mexico without
having effected capture He reports that Hamilton Is
living in MatamorOs under the protection Oh the Mayor
has robbed OF his ug0ten money ana IL III dest
tute circumstances. The Mayor would not deliver him
up unless he received $4,000 The Inspector dd not see
Hamilton during his stay there, and refused the Mayors
offer OF an interview for $780, The Inspector attributes
his failure to arrest Hamilton TO the absence OF law ana
order in MaamOrOs and the negligence OF the United
States officials in enforcing the extradition treaty
HoBoKEs.-The residence of Henry Jaezel at Tenth
and Wlllow-sts. was entered by thieves Thursday
night who stole property worth abolt 500 The First
Battalion has been TSOIgdlile1 as Tue stn
John Morton, Kaufman 81 HauCh, August schebbe,
Henry Bass Henry Luther Charles Dens. John Erhart
and Patrick Toner, propriet0rs OF Falcons IN hudson
County outside of corporate hnits were lined - edch
the Special Sessions yesterday, for sehn8 hquor on
Sunday.
sALEM:-Easter sunday VIII De ceieDraI T AZ o.
society which will unite with the WOOdstOwn branch OF
the Society IN temperance demonstration. John =.
Flynn, President of the Society," Will address the meet
ing and Will be followed by general discussion from
the members (Which the best for the community,
partial or total abstinence"
PLAIEFIELD-rhe second annual session OF the Union
County Teachers Institute which began Tuesday,
closed yesterday over 100 teachers were present ana
the proceedings directed by state superintendent
Pease. During the session the teachers were addressed
by the Rev. DR.. NJ Vincent, the Rev H. NJ. GallaheT,
benjamin. j. Losing, and others.
GLAssTowK--The second annual session OF the GlOu-
cester County Teachers Institute viii begin at the
Academy in this village Tue day, and conclude on
Friday During the session Prof. j. Ii. Warrington OF
the University Of Pennsylvania, state Superntedent
T. A. Apg.r Prof True aud others viii, IT IS expected,
take part ia the proceedings .-.a- --.-..s
PATERsON.-The MOntcalr Railroad will be sold d.
auction to-day. 1t Is believed that the Ere Company
Will purchase It. During th3 week ending April 2, the
Ladies' Relief Committee extended aid to 40 ianiles.
The Committee resolved at tlalr meeting On llulsuay
to continue their labOrs two weeks longer