New-York tribune., 1874-06-08

r,..ora, Chanel, August Dousback was) arrested on
90 S All viii ss for
mnS SeT received into the Fellowship Of tho dono%
nIt'01 Sai on Ct rnesssy SSH3' yi
preached by the Rev. DIR. Bellows OF SewYork
he swespns the wharf Of the factory yeser
day afternoon, Pped and fe no 'ne res ana Tw
liam French engraver, living ~ NO O., BANK 81. was
run over BY train on the dad a @ Sn
Saturday evening" near Ohes'""''" "''"'' ""u '"'
tanned fatal injuries.
PATERsoN-At a conference between the state ana
7 n.ai rsv commissioners relation to the amount OF
%pcpa tax to be paid by the several railroads for
their property in Paterson the agen. VI .ne Ere h a
per annun because law exemps ten acres for depot
purposes at terminal stations ana tne company uses
leased roads terminating at Paterson winch VIII exempt
thirty acres their connections being msde by leases OF
the Paterson the Patterson ana HUDSON Rvep m
decison until test in relation TO tho Morris and
sSeI depSs ecac 10 Se"aT Tne Midland was as
sessed 600 and made objection The Delaware,
eYemntion on portion consisting Of dwelling house oc-
cuped by employees The tax on all the railroads IN the
city will not exceed $780, & teve. ,SS }ssn, sre
engaged for some months past in stealing stealing IRON
from railroad companies IN th thst Vicinity ,rnd as,
hs' hs tea% sne Snt snA' he did not their
John Haggerty was 70 ssop 10 sne
fr atempiinr TO swinde a saloon keeper of SIS pre-
ter as HG hs saloon on
er worSmaU in the Passac Rolling Mills, had his
cut by piece OF iron aid on atSved piece Of metal dew
up and struck bim severng artery aud making cut
inches IN length The ayerafe attendance IN 'ne s
real estate owned by the school, is Vaiueu al 2lO6o.
|, ELIzABETH.-Oliver Budd aged years. residing In
Madison-aye. accidentally managea 10 get noid ol a
his mouth and swallowed H. Meaea 81 assis'anee was -
mediatey summoned but the cnlld aieG 10 nve minutes
have just discovered that one OF ,her oret9feh named
j. c. Francklyn has yictmlzed then 10 the extent OF
sioo. He came into membership OF the church about
live months ago and was assigned collector. Such
dence was placed in him that his accounts were never
examined Several DAYS ago nc uesapou' %ncd
ed deficiency =" of 500 in his accounts; :.
wOd Barnar merchant tae a,sa on Ssy saaeh a rms
ing Death is supposed to nave resulten from neart
disease. The Rev. George THOMPSON VIII be Installed
| pastor Of the Congregational Chufch on wednesday
next.
RAnwAY.-J T. Cromell, the newlyelected City Treas.
urer, has filed bonds TO the amount ol $4,000 lor the
faithful discharge OF his duties The amount previously
renured was only $4,000 The Wafer Board reduced
the salary the Superintendent OF water Works from
81 O0J TO 500 The Common Council have granted all
Authorizations for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors,
Notwithstanding the protests ana appeals brought to
hear against the granting OF licenses by the Womens
Temncrance League. The Council was addressed by
Mrs Potter and several other LADIES' but all without
avail.
TRpyTos.-Charles Meilerth, who was recently con-
ycted OF assauting lady, was sentenced III tie Mercer
County Court saturday to five years imprsonment
- John Kane, age II, who was convicted recently OF
in having caused the death of Chas Kab,
by stabbiBg while quarreling for the possession OF a
knife, sentenced Saturday 10 Two years III tue
State Prison.
HopoKEN-The stockholders OF the Hoboken Acad-
emy elected on Saturday the following officers: IL.
Hursman President; H. Luahans Secretary aud Mossrs
Russ Cronemyer Fritz Henning, and Altho Trustees
Union HuL-The twelfth annual festival OF the New
Jersey Schiitzen Corps will begin this morning. and Will
continue three days, Ia the Schutzen Park
UACKENsACK-The cornerstone OF the new Methodist
Episcopal Church will be laid this afternoon. Bishop
James Will 0fhclate.