New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26


WEST PoINr.-The examination OF applicants
for admission TO West Point Academy pesa" rr,ro1
OF the 10 registered applicants. only 80 nave aIre"
but every train brings Others and all are expecteu 10
noon to-day. The regular Summer VISITORS nave a'e"'
begun to arrive at the Post.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Chas Seller and Michael &C.
ney were struck by locomotive on the elevated TRACK
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad on Sunday evening and
thrown to the ground, sustaining serious Injuries lhey
were removed to st. Francis Hospital IL Is feared
that Seller will die Ten thousand one hundred anu
ninety dollars and ninety cents was receiver al inc
City Collectors office last week James Duncan ana
Frederick Henley held to bail in $500 eaeh yester
day to answer charge OF passing worthless money.
Sarah Moore aged years. found q loaded revolver IN
a bedroom at the Claremont Club stables ana ia pay
ing with II chamber was empted the load taxing
n,atad to hand ~ the Wrist yesterday H.
seyers grocery store, at Herndon and seYent-ss was
entered by thieves Sunday night, VINO stole guam
uy Of small change aud goods amounting IN an 70 w.
The effects OF tho White star Steamship Company
removed yesterday from the pier loot OF IaFObld
ve...AntOn Anheiter and Michael fJiiol were com
mltted to await trial yesterday on charge OF rooong
OF Washing tOn-st. Michael Moran was hrld IN 300
bail. to answer Tor assaultiug Constable Love with
stone and knocking HIM down STAIRS at Mount Pleasant
Park, on Sunday. Michael Feeney fell while trying 10
get Erie locomotive At the Erest crossing yester
day, aud had hs foot crushed 50 severely thaI aPula
ton was necessary.
NEwARK.-In the OF the State against Usher W.
Cuts the Principal OF the Orange hish scnoo IN,
dlced for whipping pupil, Judge Tts"orlh rendered
decision yesterday before tho Court OF guar
ter Sessions. lie quoted the law organizing tne BoaLa
ucdOn OF Orange, which provides that tue schools
In tnat Guy shall be uuder tue control VI tue B0aru VI
Education, and that the board snail establish rules or
the government OF thc schools By these acts nc saiu'
the legislature evidently Intended 10 place tle pu9lc
schools Orange under the control OF the BOARD Oh
Education and repeal all statutes INCONSISTENT WIN tao
by the rules OF the board the prncpii Is authet
lied to inllct corporal punishment aud II me punish
ment complained OF III TINS cases was Inncteu ~ az
cordance with that rule he held that tue defendant hd
not committed an indctaOe ohcnse. me pIo5euuloII
expressed his surprise at the Judges decision anu sh
that the opinion should be reviewed either Oy jugs
Depue the supreme Court, feeling that this Court
law Mr. Freeman, Mr.. CntFs counsel prefer
RED that the case r. be r1t'v S wv ssid that
ho would certify tue 10 the supreme Court.
At the meeting OF the Methodist preachers Yesterday
morning enforcement OF the sunday liquor law was
discussed at length The Rev Dr. suns urged the THU
enforcement OF the law but slid taa. o%iHg 10 te
nance would not be successful as had Rgen Hoped
certauIng and publishing the names of al WHO soli
liquor. all who signed their application for license, ana
All who rented their property Tor saloons, ne ul
ther proposed te calling loEotnot VI tne thI,
Committee OF One Hundred ana the hOidihS OF PUBIC
meet!ugs...A praying band of four LADIES' ana tnree
gentlemen visited Vocckcrs saloon at Plane and Market
SIS. sunday, but as the place was LOT opened LOT
business they were invited into tie back ydrd "here
they conducted PRAYERS ana sang ior Iuip twenty
uts Patrick Piunket OF No 10 LJck-si was arrested
yesterday morning for cruelty beating MS VIC kpcn
ing her down aud klckng her lie was colhu'cu ia
default OF $500 bail. There were % deaths III
Newark last week TWO 81 Mcn w1rS Wr6 scv
John Wegaud, aud f. ). Mcrz have been complained vi
tor ne ping their saloons Opeh on Suhidy nuver
oi small disposed OF Ill the Court OF quarter
Sessions special election VIII 10 e'd III
the early part OF June m vacancy III the Common
Council caused by the death or Alderman Fredericks OF
the Fifth Ward....Iuc Democrats or the IhIfteenth
ward nave oigaui|cd G!lo WlIi 1tiueI 4, %
President. annual convention OF tie fIote'tat
Episcopal Cnurch ior the Diocese OF New-Jersey VIII
begin tnl' morning ~ GG4ce Shuseh y AS naS9G,
German tailor living at No; 22j sprnsh ;d-aVe. wa
thrown from a wagon NJ lrkct 81 last evening, and
instantly killed, his neck being broken. lie leaves
wife and two children.
PArERsoy-The trial OF Alfred Spoer for manslaughter
was Deguu in the PasSac County Quarter Sessions yes
terday morning. Attorney tieneIai Gchr.st aud h l.
HOMER OF tIersOn appeared for the Stale; jonathan
Dixon. m OF Jersey City ana Albert ConstOck OF PaIer
.on for tlr defense spear tue defendant, charged
with neglect IN not causing "A building which he was
putting mp IN Pdsslc to b. properly propped. and two
Indictments for manslaughter were found against him
because the building fell down Doc last ana killed
two mem George W. Mclean and William Blrkey, who
caught by the fLng building. Tue trIal yesteI-
dty was on the first indictment ant the Attorney
General opened for the state at.er july had been
The drs witness called was James H. CARPENTER,
the architect, who drew the pan, Tor tue 0uldhg ne
explained the details at length ami showed wherein the
building differed from the plauS Dy tle onlssoh VI
center wall IA the foundation, by leaving out numerous
braces and girder', and by adding Ina1sard Iooi'
which had not been provided Tor IN tue plah'.
lie stated that Spter requested plans Tor a mousse
that could be constructed cleapy as possible.
He expressed belief tha the bnldlng fell on account
superintendent weight; aud not from lateral pressure
lie crOss-tXdmlned al 3ngh ny tue counsel iOi ne
Tense, bat 10 new ldcs Wele eittcd Inc case VIII oe
resumed to The jersey City PresDytcry wall meet
in Second Presbyterian Cnurch ON frlia, for the
purpose OF dism.ssIu; the Rev L. H. u0pwOUt to New
ark . The DyisIDn-,t. Il formed Church viii be dedl-
Gated On Tuesday next. Tue k,v. Dr. :. NJ " Odbrld-e
OF the NeNrGnssisk theological seminary VIII preach
the sermon.
ELIzAnETH-Iargaret Boyle, aged years. was so
terribly Udrued while playing with lire in the rear OF
residence in PJrtave tnt she died on Sunday, after
great sun ring. Her sister, who attempted 20 cXtu-
guISh the lIWeS euyeoplnS her. was severely burned
about hands aud iace.ln the uDipn County Cour'
of QIirisrs s.oas, before Judge Runyon. yesterday
It,lstou WHITE who recently indicted Tor
pigainy, pleaded not guilty. the Court liked
the bail AZ 5000 and remandcd the prisoner.
George NcGinnl-, charged with assault and battery,
was released 500 BAN 10 Osepl Butcher
charged pctt larceny pleaded guilty and wa, sen
teuccd the County jan Tor 80 days. Thomas WIlanS
ccny and sentenced 10 The il for 80 days each
Joseph Nolan, boy, charged with obtaining money
false pretenses, vas sentenced to the Reform
School at Jamcsburg. .... AOuZO Crockett for many
dropsy saturday night. Tue members met yesterday
aud passed appropriate resolutions OF respect.
LONG BRANCH.-The New-Jersey State Medical Society
viii hold their l0sth annual meeting to-day aud to-
President. 1. j. TnOmtSO ot Monmouth. THIS society
was constituted in lCj. and Is the Oldest medical society
the continent IL Is well represented by each oi the
district societies from the several counties.
IIoBOKES.-The annual parade of the Evangelical
Slbblt-scnoo children Will take place this afternoon.
. Piatt Berry. foreman OF Hook and Ladder Company
No. l. presented with an elegantly enSrosscd series
of resolutions at the trucknOuse last evening. sir.
Berry is about leaving for the West
WooDBRIDGE.-Jamcs Deyliu, who had his skull frac-
turci airdy with one RYAN abOdt week ago, is
SIN alive. Ga SUNDAY. inflammation in, and he l.,
thought to Toe dying. Ryan confined in Jail, awaiting
tue result OF DeYIus Injuries.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Rev. Mr.. McAllistcr explained to the