New-York tribune., 1875-03-10

No. 90 Leonard-at The mock ceremony was performed
for a calling himself Abrams, but VINO Is unms
stood 10 be merchant OF ano name doing business
in Futon-st.. aud gir OF 10 named shuttewor.ni
and detained as n witness She identifies Wllllans as
the prctenaed minister and tue police state mat rs
Armstrong; IN house Of bad reputation. Mrsi Ai"
strong and Emil Fdgs have also been arrestea'
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Andrew Murray, fore
man OF Eagiuc Company No. Q. who was accused by
Mrs Ryan Of firing the buildings destroyed on sunday
was honoraby discharged yesterday. Mr.. Murray VIII
t Is understood institute suit against MIRA Ryan Ior
defamation Of charaotr Officer as wnG IN Tds ns
attempt TO some Of the inmates OF the tenee,
W"utsr's Point was entered Monday nieht by thieves
afIerward Detective Moran recovered the properly In
Brooklyn but the thieves escaped
STATEN ISLAND.
SrApLEroy.-The knights of st. Patrick of
Richmond County will give their first charity ball, at
the new German clubroom, on st. Patrick's Day. The
proceeds will be gwen TO the 8. r. Smith Innrmary at
Tom Complaints are made against the VII
laae Marshal OF gewaer charging that he attends to
the cleaning OF the sluceways ana cutters Ia the upper
part the village. and Deeects the cutters near the
ooded by the great rush OF water from the higher por
tons OF tho village. Reports have been circulated hat
the Staten Island Railway Ferry Company propose To
abandon the sapleton landing in consequence Of It's Sc
lection a landing bv the new opposition Dne Other
boats against them Should this be done, there VIII
then be four ferries running TO the lahd TWO Oh 'no
nor shore and two on the east Shore
RIcHMoSD.-Epbraim Clark and the executors OF the
estate OF samuel Frost ana DIYs e
County Treasurer in 1861 1868, and 1862 and who pad
Wsner SIuniy S % oaHt Of Which, they asse
was unlawfuly made over to her by her husband.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
POUGHKEEPsIE- snow blockade on the
Dutchesss aud Columbia Railroad was removed yester
day. and trains through for the first time since Sun
day. Trains the PJugbkeepsie and Eastern Railroad
Will be able TO run through to-day.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A determined attempt at sui
eide was made by William Vinderwort at No. Ex'
change place yesterday afternoon 1t appears that no
first attempted to cut his throat but was disarmed
Some considerable time afterward he was noticed by
boy to go down into the cellar with rope In his hand
The boy fearing he meant to do himself some mis-
chief, followed him, and found him hanging TO beam
He was cut down and conveyed to his sisters residence
in Grove-st He will probably recover. Insanity Is
supposed to be the Of the attempt OF the
number OF pcatons admission the High School,
50 have passed the necessary examination. This Is
about 60 per cent OF the candidates James DorgaD
aged year, who has already served one term III the
| Jarnesbnrg Reform School, has been con.
| vcted of larceny and sentenced to three months
| imprisonment in the Hudson County PententIary..;
Thomas McGrath has recovered $50 IN Justice Aliens
Court from the st. Patreks Mutual Alliance Associa, &
tlon. they having refused to pay him that sum on the
death of his wife, on tho plea thnt ne only became
hundred pounds OF ntro.giycerine forwarded by
the Erie Railway, by special train from ihis cty TO
shooting at Charles T. Run. with intent to KILL was
| begun Yesterday before Judge Hoffman. The defense
endeavored to an alb The JHy will be charged
= this morning.
NEW wARK.-At meeting Of the Eleventh Ward Demo
pathy were adopted relative to the death Of Nehemiah
| Perry, jr late City Counsel. Orders received by
light, both from tho iobbng and harness trades The
annual meeting OF the Home for the Friendless VIII be
yesterday in thawing out frozen hydrants O1 Easter
g ntsnHP ia s 1
On Monday evening exCity Clerk James Gu,
Board, in place OF the late Charles 7. Grey:
| The Standing Committee OF the Protestant Episcopal
papers of the Rev Mr. (colorcd formerly pastor
OF The Plane Presbyterian Church in this city,
IS a candidate Tor orders there The Rev Mr. Knowles
OF the Hasey Street NJ L. Church ia seriously III, with
little hopes OF recovery 1.-Two three story and base
ment brick dwelllnghouses on High ST., near st.
chaes Hospa have Peen purchased a by & Bishop BIS mop
I medatey opened as House of the Good shepherd"
Seventeen girls from this city arc now inmates OF the
House in NcwYork
BLooMFiELD-The annual township Spring election
held on Monday and resulted in very large ma
ing are the officers elected: Judge OF Election, john
Hail. Assessor, Joseph X. Oakes Collector Alexander
| G. Mari; Township Clerk, John +. Folsom; Chosen
Freeholders, Thomas W. Langstr0th and VIM e. CadmTs ms
| Survey or highways James HUGHES anu W. D. VII
hanson Commissioners of Appeals, Reuben n. Dodd,
Israel Coe. and John g. Keyer; oyerseer of the Poor,
| James NJ. Walker Town Committee, Cornelius Van
IIouten, Samuel Benson. James w. Bald win. Thomas
| Oikes Thomas f.. Hayes, John SDerman, aud W. A.
Freeman Justices OF the Peace Israel COe Thomas T.
| Day, W. Il. Hail. and Thomas e. DOdd; COnstables,
| Moses Davis George W. Perry, Richard Harvey, and
Wilbur Brokaw. Tao residence OF James A. HcddoD,
cashier FIRST National Bank Of Newark, was en-
tered on Monday night. THo thieves had packed up
quantity Of sverware table linen, aud clothing bnt
had evidently been frightened and left without their
booty.
NEW -BRUSsw iCK-The result OF the township cleo
tODs in Mdlesex County thus far Is rs follows Madi
son, l30 Democratic majority Eist Brunswick, 200
Democratic majority; South brunswick, AZ Demo
ratIc majority The opening rcises OF the Method
i Episcopal will take place this morning
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper VIII be admins
tered This evening tho anniversary or the Chucli Ex-
tension Soety will take place at Ptnan Church, ana
the anniversary OF the Tract Society at St. James,
Church.
PArERsON-Thc Hon. Garrett A. HObank, who was
appuiued Chancellor Runyon. on Monday, receiver
Tor the wJerscy Midland Railroad Company yestcr-
ay placed gangs of the IT cs TO clear Of the
snow and promises 10 have the road IN condition for
travel very short time. Tho recover believes that
peudng further action the Courts and tho settlement
OF COmpany's aiirs tho road can be managed not
only greatly To accommodate the public, but also
10 afford "A profit to the owners ana creditors.
UNION HILL-The following officers ha We been elected
for the by the German Citizens Assoei-
Geriich Secretaries, c. o. Scheck ana IL. Brensing;
Treas surer, c. A. Scbndlcr: Executive Committee, +.
Krster, L. Z.Dgarle, anc III. Boye.