New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-22
Desperation Connss hss drawn bill provisme f'f ID
appropriation Of to,coo to be expended IN street m

Of e4oooo TO be expended IN street I'M
provements but has Uniformed the Board Of Aldermen
he could not give Il his approval though she mao
drawn requested. The Board, Recommendation
OF the Committee on Trade Licenses, has authorized
VIM COMPTON an, and I0hn Enss to run stsgs
Of Alderman Smith, the Board rescnded former reso-
upou the ground that the Iessaare might during
session change amend the city charter IN such
that G b ce
MCPHERSON age 10. aud Frederick Hyner age TO- were
sentenced yesterday TO the Hudson County Peni'enary
IN Evening school No. which they had entered and
sand cattle arrived at the CummInpaw t A6st-
toir yesterday. John Ryan, charged with break
e%ser Rs "n to sPpsar for was trial JAZZ
| Elias soInsky and Fabian Ledward each fined
ESQ yesterday charge OF peddins without proper
licenses. 1t appeared At the examination that these
men had In the habit OF using the same license
used it,. The inventory OF the property OF the Erie
Railway Company and the Long Dock Company, inoIud
he t e te oee OF the Secretary Of state accompanied
ny tho affidavit Of p H. Watson. President Of tho Ere
aitv ia pased az IN Weeha%Sen 5io 600
total. t5ls TOO The Municipal Courts during tue nine
months Its OrganzaoD.have disposed OF 2&oO cases
in the First in the Second and 723 In the Third DIS
rict total, 4,3is The amount OF fines COLLECTED was
IS sos in the First g. 326 IS in tho Second and e6o IN
the Third total so59t IS IL has been asesrtaineu
that Kate Sutton the domestic who leapcd from an
night was at the partially intoxicated with liquors
sure ptOusiy obtained. The Injuries or the unior
tunate girl Thought TO Do IaLdi. touo
past the barges and canaboats in winter quarters at
he South Cove aud Morris Canal DasiDs have Deen sys-
ron-wcrk and other loose articles but no clue could he
obtained tho thieves. Recently Detective Bennett
foot Of Mor 1 had been used store
house for the stolen property. anu all tnat
Headguarier. On Monday a coored man, whose name
WAS ascertained be Charles Bowen, was seen proW-
rested in ahompson-st NewYork, by Detective Bennett
and brought to this city. Yesterday morning nc was
examined before Judge sey mour, admitted MS suh'
aud committed for trial
PATgRsoS-The Relief Associations Mt the Washing
Market depot and at the sisters Hospital ana more
1000 persons daily. The RcHcI rama now amounts
to 75g ~ Another mass meeting or the unempioyon
workingnen will b. held today at the Passaic fails
The Chairman OF street Committee has called the AT
tention Of the Board OF Aldermen 20 the ni-erao con
dtion Of the unpayed streets and inc expense OF eea
lug and op-dessing, when is no" soVuVc, anu =. 70
mated will cost 100000 per annun 10 years hehce' ne
recommends tn" paving OF certain length pr annun
To pave Two miles per year NJ Sstin'o % "a ~,
cost $4,000 In years there would be 20 niles OF
paved streets in addition 10 those already paved anu
outlay wOnld be SnD) Under tht present sSstrn
the expenditure would be 100000 ana the streets a. tn9
end Of ten years would he dusty, dry aud nnpaved
roads The Board OF Aldermen has appointed a com
tteo investigate the matter and recomnlcnd meas
ures TO insure regular ana syS, , p' has hren
requested to take such measures as VII secure essia
lion necessary ave Board OF Aldermen complete
jurisdiction the matter with authority to Issue Dohds
a limited amount annlaly.
NEwARK-A number OF salooE-keepers and confec
TONERS and keepers OF oyster stalls tried Yesterday
AZ the Police Court for violation of the Sunday law
None OF the accused represented by counsel
Frederick All, +. Il. kdper, aud George DennlhKer,
salooon- KEEPERS and George kngSWold, cOnlectOher
were cony icted ana fined SO and costs. Tue charity
nall AT the Rink on Tuesday night nctted about
stO for the object for which IL was elVen.-.
some OF the morocco dresscrs OF this city are out on
sike ana it alleged tnat the strikers nave heen very
troubsome prOpficOrs OF the factories when are
WORKING. Charles r. Young, whose morocco factory Is
at No Marhofs, has maze complaint 10 the ponce
and for some days officers have been endeaVOrlng
10 arrest the men C.eanc the trouble They
were unsuccessful until to-day when james Doushery,
of No. II (iroyeit, arrested IN hr hOunS FACTORY
While asserted he endeavorh$ To SUR up ais
affection among the and bring about q strike. He
was bailed TO answer "A charge OF conspiracy.
PLAINFIELD.-A correspondent writes to IKE 1RIB
UNL: Al our late election the LAW ana order llcAc
a. IL was termed successful. II WIS elected ny IA
large majority ali being Temp rance men and Winning
fyor ON AZ issue. Since they naye taken their seats
i'm the Council they have refused 10 grant any license
for the sale OF liquor the hotels Those who cOntn-
M, 10 seal t were arrested tried, aud hncd and they
haze closed their bars j. w. Lang has ciosed his
hotel and stables and built rough fence post and ra
i'm front of the premises 10 exclude al from enter
ing The made OF the roIgheSt materials, ana
cAcitesa good deal OF curiosity aud comment. The
Council trying to drive draInsellers out OF the
place"
UoBOKRS-A Morris aud Es5cx engine attached 10 a
coal train into Ere Railway ear a the western
end OF Bergen Tunnel AT early hOur yesterday
morning, aud both the engine and ear were badly
smashed. \ 0Ing OF men immediately set 10 work,
aud debris removed before the passenger trains
arrived, 90 that 80 delay vas experienced