New-York tribune., 1874-04-08


from the other towns until to-day.
SHELTER IsLASD-Durng the past three weeks 200 bar
res about 75 tons of f1h have been shipped to tne
New-York markets by the shelter Island nshermeh'
which yielded revenue of over 5000
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PURDY's STATIoN.-Thc Rev. Mr.. Beers, Pas
tor OF the Presbyterian Church has rendered his resg
nation. The Harlem Railroad Company have built
new iron bridge the Titicus River
TlRRYTowN-The smallpox ia reported to be on the
increase in this neghborhood, and IL IL rongy urgeu
persons afflicted with the disease.
wEsrcHEsrER.-The steamer Osseo, after being over
hauled and repainted, has resumed her trips Or the
season between NewYork and this village, stopping al
College Point
PLEAsANrvILIE.-Th peat company which suspended
operations time ago are making arrangements W
resume business in the manufacture of lime
SING srNG. A German Lutheran church has been
founded this village under the pastoral charge OF the
Rev. q. W. Drees from Brooklyn.
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Yesterday afternoon large
bowlder became detached and fell down the hill at the
end of the Delaware Lackawanna aud Western
Railroad Tunnel under Bergen Hl and crushed Ed
ward Donlon, Eli ah Harvey, and Thomas Dunan They
were taken to 81. Mary's Hospital Hoboken, where
thelr injuries were pronounced severe but not laa.
The two former married and have families living on
the Hlghts. The West End and PayOnia Street Car
Company began laying rails IN Henderson-s, TO connect
the Chambers and Cortlandt-st ferries by rail- Inc
receipts OF taxes last week s28,933 s3 Julius
spero convicted yesterday i'll the Hudson
County Special Sessions OF receiving goods stoieh
from Porter Bros OF Broadway, New Work.
Anton Turtofoske, Pole, charged with eiopng WIN
Mrs Augustus Scott aud stealing $780, the property of
her husband admitted TO bail yesterday in 5000 to
answer charge of grand larceny. AT the meeting OF
the Board OF Works yesterday, John F. Culver was re
elected Chief Engineer The standing committees were
appointed and number Of clerkships disposed Of the
water in sackett-s for lampposts in Terry
alley and for improvement OF Farmount-ave., between
Monticello and Be1genaves The Board OF Finance was
requested TO issue $4,000 in bonds to the cost OF re-
constructing Frankn-st, Rairoad-ave., aud Ernest
Thomas Weldon, aged II years. was run over at the
Westinghouse. crossing Of the Pennsyvana Railroad
on Monday night. and horribly 2led. He was re-
morning Sneak thieves entered the residence of Il.
n. Terry in Madisonave. on Monday night and stole
the hall AN attempt to rob the residence of NJ Cham
bers In COmmunipawaye. was frustrated on M9ndas
night by man firing at the burglars .Ihe new board
Of Ere Commissioners organized last night, ana
elected John b. DraytOn President.
NEwARK.-Ex-sherif James Gamble died AT his resi-
dencc in W0odsde at midnight on Monday OF inf lmma-
tory rheumatism Mr.. Gamble born in 1911. He was
educated by the Theodore Frelinghuysen for the
PROPRIETOR OF circus, aud before hs election 10
Past Master OF Varick Lodge F. ana A. NJ of Jersey
City, and ROYAL Arch and Coinmandery Mason the
residence Of w Earl IN Cntonplace, was entered Dy
burglars on Monday night who secured $3.50 worth OF
property. reward of $50 is offered by Mr. Earl for
their arrest Courof Errors and Appeals at Tren-
Ton, has decided that the cost of the wooden pave
ment in BrOadst, between the Canal and Marketsts.
Broad-st. This reverses the opinion OF the Supreme
Court delivered in 1871 The expenses Of the pavement
will hereafter be borne by the city at large As about
onehaf of the property owners have already paid the
amounts assessed upon the improvements, it IS ques-
tiOn whether they compel the city 10 refund their
money....The Essex County Medical Society held its
annual meeting at Library Hall yesterday morning and
elected the following officers President, Dr. T. T. Wit
tlngham; VicePresdent DR., j. Cross; Treasurer; Dr.
T. d. g. smith Secretary, DIR, Charles Young; Dele
Young Leslie Ward, Arthur Ward, i. A. Nichols E. T.
Nichols.
HoDoKEy-A man was run over and instantly killed
e SecOnd-st
terday afternoon. He was middle aged man, having
well dressed Testament found in his pocket was in
scrbed: Carl Ferdinand Lngelfed, presented by tho
New-York Mission, January /. 1874" The COCKPIT
Newarkave lately closed By the Society for the Preyen-
onoi Cruelty to Animals was reOpened oDMonday nsht
Justice Whites office on Westinghouse, and made the
following nominations For Mayor. Peter McGaylsA
urer John Kamena; for Assessor, John Mchargy; for
Water Registrar, Michael I'll. Murphy With the exeep,
ton Of Mayor aud Water Commissioner, TINS l. the
ticket tnat nominated by the Republicans and
Germans.
NEw-BRUNswICK.-TheF Finance Committee submitted
from April l. 1878 10 April J. 1874 10 the Common Council
Receipts s33sS95 CO; disbursements s3js,Sg5 CO. esti-
the present indebtedness S67;fl; estimated means,
s5532 CO. The bonded DEBT of tue city, not in.
and Sewers and bonds assumed and issued for
purchase OF water Works Is ThG BoSr Se 9d an an
vacancy caused by the recent death of the President
John Il. Hill. James Dayton, esq, a member VI the
Board was chosen.
PATERsoS.-Dr. Daemur, a physician, accidentally
shot Michael LOetz while showing him hye-5aTreed
Colt revolver IA the doctors at No. 73 EsOnt.
Monday night. The ball entered LOez's mouth,
passed through the tongue and palate, and lodged ~
the back Of neck. Daemur arrested and
allowed yesterday to on his recOgnizance LOetz
removed 10 the Sisters Hospital. The physicians
pronounce his injuries He II years OF age,
German and boarded IN the house IN which the accident
occurred Dr. DIemur is also "a G. ,rmdn aged 65 years
Both under the influence OF liquor at the time
u the accident
BAYoSNE.-The body OF the found dead on the
old BavrOad Saturday last identified yes eTudy
by his John kimbal age 81 years, or No. 33i
Ninthst Ney-YOrk. He left home last Thursday While
abOring under temporary mental derdngcmcnt.
John Shuau of EvergTecnst. badly beaten by Pat
rick Fen. ancighbOr, Saturday night. Fell sun
seJeDuy arrested, aud admitted To BAN in sOO 10
pear before the Grand jury. Yesterday Shuaus physi
clan decided that his injuries likely 10 prove faIal
Fell has disappeared The Tax Collector Tecved 81 $40
last week. Work has been begun at the steam
boat dock at Bergen Point.
MISUNDERSTANDING Coles, the woman VINO was
conscious until Yesterday morning Sle is still weak
from loss OF blood but hopes entertained of her
cOyeIy.
PLAISFIELD.-The Union Planning Mill opposite the
railroad depot caught lire Monday night from the
overheatnc of the furnace, and damaged
tent OF 800
WESTFIELD.- Charles Brumer who run over aud
severely injured about week died early yesterday
morning.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
Easter elections were held in most OF the