New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-27


tord and after a short debcraO1 the jury brought IN
verdict IN accordance with the iaet- ana hie'I t
KIeiuner, OF the accused was bcli as withoSS'
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Late Monday night,
after IL became known that the passengers OF the steam
slp Idaho would arrive at Hunters Point sometime
during the night special train over the Cehtrai
Railroad, an agent OF the Williams GIon line was
dispatched Long Island City to charter ferry boat
for the sporaton OF the emgrant passengers 10
Castle Garden The agent succeeded In engaging BOAT
OF the Thirty -fourhst and james sup Line ana as q
Of deck hands were needed several "tFc
found for the work. among them young man named
James Rogers. After awaiting the arrival OF the ram
that it would not come for time Rogers win
number Of others went to q liquor saloon IA ferryst
kept By Patrick Hennessey where they frank 10 eAces
The continued drinking all night ana an oecdmo
drunk. Early yesterday morning an alteration arose
place, about some money matters, and becoming en-,
ragged the latter threw the former over ehalr a,ia
while he was PROSTATE drew heavy Sung shot anu
struck him twice the head aud inflicted DeeVed
fatal injuries The wounded man was conveyed 10 us
residence aud attended by Dr. Denne. IenIessey was
arrested and odge in the jail at Astoria Tue ooi
Council rescinded the resolution lnpeachis Myor
De Beyoise May but failed to take acton on those
affecting the Hon. WIN. Il. Pearse, CITY Jnlge' ana
Alexander Moran Commissioner 81 PuPne WorSSi WIZ
Commissioners. The Common Council last evening
those officers The bonds OF the CITY Treasurer nave
been reduced from 100000 to 100000 ~ the bOAfd o
Aldermen.
arres ed last Monday Mrs. Hubs, widow, iiyng at
Liberty and Wyckofaves., charged him with entering
chine stove table, and other articles OF household uh
ture. An examination showed tlat Brendel' VINO -
married and has several Children had been ON terms OF
criminal intimacy with the woman, and that tIey hai
duarreled In consideration OF the FACTS JUSTICE DOW"
ing dismissed the case.
NEwIo Ts-The Kings County Town Survey Commits
sion have nearly completed it, laoors, ant the maps WIZ
soon placed file There Is much grumbling mere
at the eyying OF taxes 10 hep sustain ls
as IL had been understood That the town was 10 be ex
emped from taxation for the purpose largo part OF
the town already laid out aud mapped Tue TAX
last year amounted to $4,000
NgwrowN.-The Presbyterian Church eiihce OF THIS
village Is TO be thoroughly renovated and repaired
The Society is the oldest IN tue village h'Vn6 Oeon VI
S'''N - - '''' STATEN ISLAND.
ST,PLETON.-IsidOr IIirsch, who was held in
$500 bail for a violation of the Excise law. keeping his
auor saloon open Sunday appeared for trial before
Justice Kasson on Monday afternoon. The case oecu
prd all the afternoon and evening and was given to the
iury about o'clock The Jury falling to agree were
locked mp for the night AZ a. H. yesterday 'Hoy ie
dered a verdict OF not guilty.
cLIrroy-The Organization OF "Red Non" Of Rocky
Hollow, StapletOn, had their annual pIc-AIc al nSO
lardrs Park, yesterday.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WrsrcIIEsrER-The Catholic Protectory OF
this place took formal possession yesterday Of farm
comprising a acres OF land neat dwelling, and out
buildings situated about four miles west OF Paterson
n j. on the line OF the Enc Riilrold. Th9 farm was
heuu
died three months ago number OF men anu poJs
were sent from the PrO;ectOry by Bro her IeoW tio
rector to put me place IN orusr, tr o nrnics
to he held in grove on the grOdis ai.ncnf1 10 "a.
Protectory on July p aud Is rue t,sS ty WI" 'o Sc,
"A number Of the Catholic societies OF s"-losk, 1t -
believed that 2OOO) persons Will attend the pehch anu
inspect the Protcctory.
MOUNT VERSos - During the thunderstorm which
prevailed between and O'Clock on M}Hdas aterhooni
a house In this village owned ny DIT. hhObcltoch' anu
occupied by a Mr.. Horn, who keeps private hchoO IN
tho building was struck Dy hShtnlhs, Inc eeetIIGai
auid passed down the chimney, thence through VIM
dow, aud thence down to ana along piazza 10 tIe
| ground. The chimney was shattered ana the WINDOW
and sash were completely demolished. fortallteH,
the school not IN session at the time, ana no one
was injured The lightning also struck repeatedly inc
telegraph wires near Tue rdiiFoAl s'2H anu entered
tue office occupied by the operator and ticket agent
who driven from the room ny the viva nashcs ana
| shocks which 1t produced.
WHITE PLAIys-An apron fair and fesva. will be held
III the Memorial NJ. f. Church OF this place this after
and evening, Tor the benefit OF tue sunda
connected with the church The new horse disease has
caused the death Of several valuable horses here
Justice Elisha r. Ferris has been reelected President o
| the village.
RYE-wiam Regama shoemaker OF tbs ", ysee,
Haven Railroad, near cw-Rochcc. Monday nizht.
Coroner Brennecke requested TO hold an inquest IN
WV '' NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-'The Board of Aldermen met
last night and made several unsuccessful attempts to
elect city officials. The ballots for the candidates were
| six each. Alexander McGmpsey elected Pound
The Board transacted some routine business.
90. Hugh Hughes aud ms wife OF No 80 MorSan-s
were last night warrant issued by Justice
Warren for keeping disordery house Jacob scAaOe
arrested Yesterday and lodged 10 the county al To
await the result of injuries sustained by william Adams
"A workman IN ScnaiIcb's brewery at west Ina. 81 AIS
hands schabc assaulted Adams win an iron boot jack.
| Albert Frost employed in the United states W9ich
factory. arrested yesterday charged with stealing
watches in various stages oi completion during the
two years to the value of $1,000 About 800 worth OF
Cnatham,sf., New.YorK, wnere it mad been soll
| by the prisoner. He was committed for trial.
rnft Ia ntrI NJ lie
petition was received from propertyowners on otuy
vesaut aud dahO-ayes. for Waterman, aud anu her
from the IVA District Tor new schOOlhOu'c on sher
maIaye. The Committee on PuOhe Buildings reported
favorably on the proposal 10 after and Improve the
Accident Building the City Hospital. Mayor Trap
hagen vetoed the appointment d" Samuel H. DJuSAery
surveyor, at salary OF $500 per annum because
Doughcry not a surveyor by profession, and there
| was need FOR more surveyors. Inc veto was not
sustained The Corporation Counsel sent In IN opinion
on the grade of NewYorivc III which he advised the
Board to adopt the line liked in suit between tie
son CITY.
PArERsoN-The trial Of Alfred speor on an indictment
| for mans laughter was continued yesterday in the
| Quarter Sessions. Richard A. Terhune, a physician,
| tue fallen building aud the fatal character OF tn.
the building give KIND Of sag, and fiL' WIZ
ress Mclean Of the victims, On the side
walk and hearing the crack stepped out few feet 10
look ut the houst. He was caught In The ruin. /,
windy day. and it raned while the men
intact over about five feet Of rubbish that
covered victims. William Howe OF Jersey City an
weight sustained by the incrues about llG0O
pounds, and he estimate thar 10 be oncthlrd OF ther
breaking weight john H. Post ot Paterson, a cdrpe-
ter examined the building, and believed that the
beers all good. The 2xI2 hemlOck timbcrs would
bear "A distributed weight OF 1883 pounds. The weight
on the center partition when the building fell
92i6 pounds The first story was supported
by 10 posts and Is studs. From the manner
in which the timber lay. he concluded tia. the building
f II II not properly braced one story fell
out next one ill., ana the top back IN Hgzig way,
he thought the lower incra gave way first. john
McCIegOr Pdssaic, also carpenter testified that the
building properly braccd. The Will be
continued to-day. Deputy Sheriff Blunde took James
Fields aud Robert Brown 10 state Prison yesterdly-he
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