New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-19

apoe was i'm obtained and though the now OF
blood was stopped, the man cannot live. He bad been
sick for number OF While the Greenport ex
press due at Hunters Point was passing through WI
field yesterday o. the pins IN the center ROD dropped
one side OF the cabin. The fremeD and Engineers mar
rowly escaped death Mary McMulen, wbiIe 10 Bliss
w vs S9 Sss o. s road oSe
named Hllderberg was subsequently ana oe
ing identified by the woman, was sentehooo w sN
months In the County Jail.
JANATcA.-AnOther meeting OF citizens was held last
evening TO consider the matter OF scnoo d
erection Of building to accommodate the grammar anu
intermediate departments the present bu,dng 70 pc
meeting decided that for school purposes
s se ss s Gf per Tasre Is patty
IN the village in opposition to the new n aaos
ing project ,b meeting ectge room ISr 6 the
Presbyterian Church 1t is proposed TO organize q
Womans temperance Union. Az meeting o. Tue
Queens County Board OF SUPERVISORS yesterday super
VISOR Droll Of Long Island City submitted bill TO be
presented to the LEGISLATURE making provision ior II,
dose the bi but passed resolution asking the Legs
lature to amend the present law in relation 70 the
eecou OF as 10 provide for the sdoltional
desired. resolution was passed protesting against
the passage OF any bill ny the LEGISLATURE Rranthg sns
Queens County Courthouse Commissioners the fnrther
SUN Of 100000 for the compilation OF the Duldng DeIore
the duties the Supervisors Ia the premises are 0enneo
by the Legislature,
Oysrpn BAY.-Joslua Ketcharn al old resident OF
this town, December last leaving small estste
Al the time of his death he resided with his eldest
daughter Mrs. Phebe Boerum, to whom he lelt the
entire estate with exception of SIS each to his other
children The heirs with the exception OF mrs b0eru,
Join cOntestng the will before the surrogate Oh Quoen'
County, on the ground OF undue influence.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The February term OF the County
Court Court OF Sessions OF Queens county VIII con-
presiding assisted by the newly elected Justices OF SEES
slons Charles j. Cnpp and James L. Baxter There 10
large amount OF business on the Calendar, ihcIupsa
number VI nuisance cases.
NEw-JERsEY.
.tpnsEY C1TY.-A convict, Robert ChenDy,
Yesterday afternoon escaped from the Penitentary at
snake Hill . Chosen Freebooter Londrlgan was yes'er'
day arraicned on charge of attempting to secure
brIbe for his influence in securing the passage Oh ui
Of the Boulevard Commission. He pleaded not guly,
and gave $1,000 bonds to appear for reign.
train outward bound on the Pennsyvaa ~ Ss
crossing of the road with Newarkaye. and Hen,
derson aud Montgomery in the most efo" and
R Ss1hEn OF houses were all carried away and the
reers filed and completely blockaded by the wreck
Trains on the railroad delayed but not seriously
one track being soon cleared one OF Tue Rate
Joseph Taylor an Old maD, WAS seriously iDJufed
NEwARK-The woman's Baptist Missionary society
Will crcbrae its third anniversary at the sonth baptst
evening Charles Jantz Henry DresG po
strikers in Simon Brothers factory was pu0lsheu 10
Yesterdays TRIBUNE have been held TO await the ac.
ton Of ee Grena OF lUs SewRarE adusra Institute
elected The following officers. Hon George Hasey
declining q fCtlpctOn 10 tnc
MeekeT President Phineas Jones, First Vice Presdept
Charles n. LOCKWOOD Second Wee president A. M To
brook cretary; Isaac CASTOR, Treasurer. me New
Jersey State Association OF Sprtualists VIII meet ID
quarterly convention IN Library Han IN this city On
Feb 90 a. and o. The principal topic OF discussion VIII
ne the relative position 81 spirualIsm 10 haos iapOr
wages and fashion. On Wednesday Cortlandt FarRer
beore Judge Nixon in the United states DIS
trict Court at Trenton and made strong appear ios
,x-Detectiye Charlie Becker Of this city convicted
OF perjury Sentence viii be pronounced To-Day.
meeting OF the Common Council was held last night
Attention was called to Senate bill No. los, fufineF
m n, rryiSp
OF the City Newark and ii was resolved to hold spe
cial meeting TnuFsday evening next, when THIS ano
DINER bills affecting The CITY OF Newark Will be consld
cred An ordinance the reduction OF salaries OF city
officers came up its third reading and was rejected
by a vote of IA Yeas TO Is Nays All The Democrats ex
cept two voted III the affirmative, and all the Repn0l
cans IN the negative. Tue Committee on Horse.lsal
roads reported adversely the petition OF the Pres
peuts OF the various street railroad companies asking
for permission 10 Increase fares.