New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28


an insane condition. jumped from second story Wlndc"
Of n iGusc In John-si.. and was injured severely.
George Powers, age II, and Hugh Hart age
Is we're aI1encd In the Police Court yesterday Tor gross
inoxieation the stoet They wore discharged Win
rUilimand
The annual meeting of the Newark Baptist
Cty Mission wac held on Monday night The re'ell,'S
FOR tlc year ending April 90 1879, were S34F So Inc
liabilities exceed the assets by $l677 %.
The applications for license under the new
excise system are increasing in number daily Inc "e
cgate amount tids lar received for then S-o'7oV
and the 81 stcm has been in operation only ~ days
The lad. Thomas Boyle, of No. 232 First-st,
who was run over 10y Lttietun ave. horse-eM III wal
lacplacc on Monday afte1oln q in critical condition
Abraham I1wrcnco The driver " tho ear, was dlschal6
Oi caroVssntss.
LONG ISLAND.
MISCONCEPTIONS 100 representative men OF
Hampstead North Icnpstead and oyster bay the 'hie
eastern towns of Queens County assembled at reaiIH
Hotel yesterday iorcuoon, 10 take Iuither PIel"''''
steps toward the formation OF new county to comprise
those three towns. benjamin d. Hicks OF Nestnuy pre-
sided on melton of stephen IaOer me sense "i t'e
in was declared to be un.n m"usy ID iavor Si tn W.
vision OF Queens County ies"lntoh N's ".iitt, 49,,
qdtns hc .cutiNo Committee 4" meet 81 -,
towns should ttko such sto az might ~ , t 80,
gard g. the proposed division. H..
Rtyrrpr The two BURGLARS, Phillips and St"cknin,
again attom ted to escape from the ja1 yesterday OuI
we've discovered and ,Curcd IN Their ceis.
NEW-JERSEY
U,ppreON The new Common Council net on Monday
evening t. effect oyFaui2a ion Thomas swirl Ws S
only n. Alderman. the others havinS hcch IctIeG..i
several ballots YER taken To- President earn rrSuunE
x mn d. on the last ballot Nj SWIFT had rnuf Fot 3
ana Ar Kennedy vote, Aldermen Kerr Sandoid ana
ror-i ,l.,ted al istnns raised as 10 ts legality
ana me matter va. referred II the CITY CHnsel ZOE M
ol.uion. On motion Of Alderman lioiGAI a commute
vs. aupauted to escort Alderman SWlit ~ rue 'ihh
ptt Al ie1ntn -N. dG lin Il. until after thc opinion o
4 e CITY Counsel had been received. Tie mccunS tc
al.Ou ned .,nud nucn confusion
BlLLEyUIE.-lbe Od Common Council net M"ndaN
u-lt aid closed up the business oi the Selt ana ~
,e,f ion al o. H. Perry President an ldcAaid 1'uh
as Cty Clerk ami appointed special meeting i"F, u"
morrow ,N ming, when the o.hor city "n@is VII De-
c.tt Ms,uT lfOuns'a 's-d.C WAS read IN WliltH H
cyycd the events ~ the past year, and insisted upon
the legality OF the city charter.
UOHOI -LT. Schmidt Of the German ste r'I 20 n
y1. arrest a. and gave bail I'm 100, before JuSt Jui
v,. e.iay to answer cHurgc 81 drawing aftN'iNcf o
remarks disTgr .,!us tlC doctors on the steamers ZEE
remains the lat, Judge sturgs viii ne uttered w.
Grove Church Cemetery rms Afternoon INC p.n'i III
bar will not tat action ia relation To 80 death unit IN
opening OF thc MAY term
Wrrrt wKTV- Mrs. SWitlisnu resident OF NcW-l orr,
soizrd by a man at late lour N MONDAY h'-I11
while COins down the stars on the ih'e OF lo ~
end rnbbcl ~ god watch and chain Naihcu ~ ec'
Ter screams brought Gsslstancc and the TIMER q
cap,d.
GUTTEvRrnG TIE Ahattoir ~ the NcwYork and Ncw-
Jersey aud bro crs Assnoi ion has been Sold
it IS stated to the Erl' Railway Company
El1IAnrru.-Thc City Council on Monday eycnina
u sscd an ordinance Issue bonds for 100000 to D.
exchanged for bonds now duo and failing due
UNION IGLI--Phe now Town C1mmiuc' ms organ
tied by the election Of FRITZ Meyer, Chairman