New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
NETWORK CITY.

NJ TIyy. Yreren D.
NETWORK CITY.
The Board of Indian Commissioners finished
s iahors in this city has, evening Mt the fth Avenue
Hotel The session private one end no informa-
ton as 10 its nature was Hven out
The New-Ymk officers Of the Philadelphia
and Reading and Iron Company nay that they bave
snowldge q an intsDpn on nS s OF b she SS
from coal and iron mining.
The regular monthly meeting of the I'm
porters' and GROCER. Board Of Trade vas held yeter
day and Messrs. Humphreys, Gulek, and Hayemcyer
annual meeting Of the Neticru Board Of Tede, ~ be
held IN Philadelphia In June.
The Old Guard has decided to visit Boston
occasion Of the centennial celebration Of the battle
OF Bunker lin June H. About 40 members will go.
and special hs- been chartered Tor the occasion.
The party will leave az D. H. on June IL, AMI will TO
main three days ON thei; trip.
The four victims of tho COLI sion between
the steamer City VI Hartford aid the buried
Yesterday in Calvary Cemetery Charles C. MoMsnus the
ros ,St the rned s Gw asyf se h.S s
ner Woltman on Monday DeXt3t III O'Clock.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Tam
many Central Association Of tho XViIlth Assembly
District held at No 100 Fact Thirty frst st. last evening
resolutions were adopted approving the course Of
Thomas Cooper Campbcll their representative IN the
ability and Integrity.
About 100000 names have already been
placed upon the Pciool census, which II hiug made
in accordance with the Compulsory Elucauon law. The
police authorities under whose direction The eenss In
each precinct is made expect 10 complete the In
June Approximate estimates Of the entire lumber Of
children vary from 100000 TO 10000 AZ fast ~ the
returns arc fpadc the Board OF UucaOu the school
districts regularly revised and each school allotted to
its respective truant agent
The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trfct held meeting last evening at No 2l2 Grandst,
proving Of President Grants action In appointing the
Hon Edwards PeucpoDt Attorney General Of tho United
States. John Fitch made address in which no said lie
thought that President Grant was not 50 much 10 blame
as the Senate and House Mr. Williams wac sn9d man an
and able lawyer, but Mr.. PcrrepOnt was by far his
superior. With two good and wise men, like McsSrs
good chance 10 help the people and the party he would
only oust those put upon him by Congress
BROOKLYN.
The Controller reports that total sum Of
sl,543,749 SO was disbursed in April
The Liberal Republicans have elected new
delegates TO their local General Committec which will
meet for organization next Monday night
Albert Schaetfer and Charles Jewridge,
charged with passing counterfeit National Bank notes,
were yesterday conmttodhy United s,atea Commissioner
Wn-ow await the action Of tho Grand Jury.
Thomas Swift was burned severely, and Hugh
Calvin and John Bucsley slightly. through the accidental
upscti!ng Of n kerosene lamp by Buckley at hs home,
No 2Io Marcy avc ldet night Swift wvs taken TO the
u. u. Hospital
George &. Peduzi Fultm-st. druggist,
went up in balloon OF his own manufacture, and OF
$4,000 cuc feet capacity, yesterday from tho Cantol-
Far Rockaway toward the Atlantic at an elevation OF
1000 feet.
4 writ Of error IN the case of eXCharity
Commissioners Powell. Wills and Ferguson, convicted
of maoasauce IN Office before Court Of Extraordinary
oyer and Tcrninrr nearly year ago, Will he argcd he
fore the General Term OF the tupreme Court at fough-
keepse next week.
George Hall, % years of age, of No. ~
Division-ave attempted To commit brutal assant upon
little girl named Christina schnelder. In Denonico
Park yesterday afternoon Ho end' avOed 10 escape,
but wac captured by Ohicer Fcrsenbdlm
Peter McGarry, age 40, and Michael Reilly,
age 23 OF No. 239 lfudsOnave. were bnr through tie
cayng OF an oo'anknent, while they we're eNca.a,ine
Their Drlies we're speedily recovered by their fellow
worknen, nut life wac extinct
JERSEY CITY.
Several prisoners ut the Pemtentlary al
Snake nm baye made Charge "anst Mtdrn rG1i FOR
made.
The Baptist Young Peoples Association has
elected A. L. spears Presidents james f. Ramsey, Vice
President; Thomas Clayton, secrctlry, AMI NJ. X.
Pumly, Treasurer.
Patrick Eagan and John Kinney tore down
and removed frame building one story high and Is
square from the premises Of Patrick Kuem on Fair
mOunay on Monday night.
James POwderly of Grove and Thirteenth
st arrested yesterday for assault upon his wife
Maria who was beaten b, him until she became insen.
sibl. While In Jal condition he poured ketlcful Vf
boiling water upon her To rcsusoilate her
Frederick Klcnnan, the lIOboken Bank de-
faultcr under sen enoe for 10 years, aud Lewis l..
French the Secretary OF the stcaed Palsale Insurance
Company Of Jcrsey City. under ecnrnce OF u months,
were ,kcn Ete Prison at Trenton by Sheriff Law
erty yesterday.
The State Homeopathic Medical Society has
elected the following officers for the cushing year. res
dent Dr. H. f.. Hunt OF Camden; FIRST Vicciresdcnt
Dr. A. +. McCompr of Hackcnsack Second ViceIresi-
dent Dr. j. Younglove OF Elizabeth; Third Vcc-Presi-
dent. Dr. L. DJrnis OF Newark Dr. w j. Al irew- ot
Newark rc<heced secretary and DR.. q. W. Bailey
VI Elizabeth reeectet Treasurer.
NEWARK.
In the trial of jeremiah Donovan, In the
Quarter Sessions yesterday Of the witnesses for the
state william Whitfield asked 10 b. affirmed On
examination 1t appeared that he entirely without
faith in the existenco VI God future state, the
thentictv OF the Bible. Judge Ellsworth ruled s evil
and stated that this only tho secuUd tiinc
that he had known evidence 10 bc excluded Oh such
groml
The last meeting of the present Board of
Chosen Free holders will he held this Orcnpn. The
BOard will be organized On Wednesday next AZ the
Board Is equally divided politically committee from
each party will be appointed to divide the county offices
At n meeting of the new Emmanuel Re-
formed Episcopal Church, held Tuesday evening 1t
WA resolved pure Association Hail. In which TO
church services provided the Young Ncus Christian
Association would sell 1T II reasonable rice.
The Presbytery OF Newark on Tuesday even
ing voted in Of She the General AsscID
bly, in relation TO rotation in the Edership The Rev
Dr. Craven offered resolution which IL IL understood
will cover cases k hose Of the Rev NJ. Gendennng,