New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
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ret simonsun tpresent ineumbent) IN Northhed me
Peoplcs and the Democratic nominations are now na r
he conventions of both parties will assemble TINS eVo
ing There was split In the Democratic -
for that town. on Thursday night. Troupe ~ "iso INV"
ipated this evening
STAPIRTOF.-The police entered the ealoon oI =" ~
Vanderbilt Faotoryve on Thursday nlen. auu ~
nrisoners were sTratgned before Justice Middebrook
yesterday, and Vanderbilt was comnIteu Ioi TIA ~
default Of 81 bail The remainder oil tue prso''''
WV ' NEw.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Board OF Finance mas
authorized the transfer of the following accounts !"
Thomas Earle the new City Treasurer: Tax account
S76OSo; assessment account, $C5 80; WAFER account
s.soss sinking fund account $23sOs0 total 5725 a.
County Physician Buck reports "a cases OF '1oie"'
death during the past month from the following CAUSES
Judicial hanging /; railroad injuries. 8; falling OF
house 2; drowning, 2: alcoholism, i; MURDER !
srnotherug. I; fuanition,s; explosion snicue
pulmonary spoplezy, ] accidents not oiasSihcu'
The in0uest N the case OF William Mead VIM
was killed by the collision at Claremont on tne Nm nv
Jersey Central Jan. ~, was oOncluueu ~ 80 five
Thursday and the jury after an absence OF neaS @
hours returned verdict To che enect Ea 'Ee raen
canse OF the accident the neglect OF e. L. ureel
the dispatcher at Jersey CIV. 9hey "lso ,in tor
George Cummings condnc!or On NV in The manner il
did. TAey also censured Cbaries marI a., 49,
neer of tho same train, for negleeung 10 poE
his whistle ring his bell IN applo"onrndt
CaremOut the rules required Inc oll NV Ptr
in IpgIslaurg to regulate tle VI Npuh'J
Prosecutors of Pleas Is based on scale OF si9 lIl
1000 inhabitants, and will make the saarx Oh the h
County Prosecutor SSl6g Ihe Clty ireaf5 no
taDs f57256s As OF the pubic iunus. "A SUI Val
Immediately instituted 10 recover nom the doscShulnS
TressurUr's bOndsmen the amount OF MS
Four hundred cars OF cOdi VIZ SSointy
at BayOnne Thursday In the Hudson county
Court OF Quarter sesslone yesterday OnateS
night Waterman who shot Arthur Feeney on htusonsr
in November, inficting dangerous WOUNDS, NS son
tenegd to nine months @ ~ MIS- Wakefield
on Pennsylvania Railroad tram recently was sou
fenced to four years imprisonment III the otate s
Thomas Lynch convicted OF an dsshu6 gu V IN 90
WOsrner and Evans sent TO the state Prison LOT QUO
year; and Patrick and Henry Longmore, convicted Oh
same ofcnses. were sent TO the PenltehNaS lo hoo
months. John Flood, for stealing pocketdDso0tS
Prison for year. Eighty nine cars, containing lS
cattle 1900 hogs and 2265 sheep were received al Ie
AbattOr yesterday Detective Cos Wne went " ~, an
ada to search for Hamilton returned yesterday after
nOOn and reported that he had made his headquarters ~
Toronto. had secured the assistance OF Two deteces
and secured every city or town OF ilnpoieahoo -;
and had communicated with the authorities OF
all villages but without success. The officers Oh
the Cardiff Steamship Company ana tue NS
Wharfnger complained, yesterday 70 Harbor Master
Geraghty that the wharyes belonging TO the Carun
from Eizabethport The boats laden with coal and
as they allowed TO remain on the New-York slde
until the sell their cargoes the captains hau
tsken possession OF the wharves this SIDE and the
owners had refused tomOve The Harbor Master immed
aely procured tugbOaihad several of the canaDoat
towed so the middle OF the stream, and gave notice
the others move in one hour. Mullins furniture
dealer demolished large building at No. IFS NeWarkaVe
yesterday for the purpose OF preparing the site for
buildiDp and gave the timbers TO the poor. large
crowd OF men, women and children assembled as sOoI
as the ipurpOse knOwu and each piece OF board
or iolst as fell eagerly seized and carried away
| AT the Harsimus Cove AbattoT yesterday three
Texan steers sprang into the Hudson River TO escape h
butchers knife and 1t found necessary 10 shoot one
| OF them before it could be captured.
| NEwARK.-The case Of the Citg OF Newark AIT. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company up for trial be
fore Justice Mills yesterday. The Railroad Company Is
charged with Obsructing Marketst the 26th OF Jan
uary with a train of freightcars, by allowing them tC
stand on the crossing for full 10 minutes. Mr. N Perry
r appeared for the railroad eanu CltyAtorney Sayre
for the prosecution Justice Mills dismissed the com
plant on the ground that the time of the ohense wat
not specified and that it impossible, therefore, ol
to the matter Several keepers arraigned
IN the Police Court yesterday for violation Of the sun
! day Liquor law The following were convicted and
| nned slO and costs Julius Isaacs Of No. l02 Mar
! ketst, Louis Meyer, Nos. and IL Dlvlslon-st.
| John Faas OF Raroadave. and Chestnut-st., and
| Peter Theirs of william and Shipman-sts
| The Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulcher Is being i'm
proved expense of $1,000 masked burglar en-
the house of Mrs Elizabeth Norton at NO. III KIN
neyst, on Thursday morning, but was frightened away
by Mrs Norton before he had secured much plunder
The annual report of St. Mchaes Hospital shows that
2lOs patients have been treated In that institution
property, building, equipments &c duringhe past i've
years and there yet remains mortgage OF $4,000 un
paid. The Grand Jury came into Court, yesterday
afternoon aud declared Horse Neck road In Caldwell
public nuisance, rs il is in an impassable condition.
George Rookie arraIgned in the Court OF Quarter
Sessions, yesterday for assault and battery on Richard
| Bradshaw.