New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

and tsd by her husband John Burroughs last sstnaay
s s nnsr %nsai pssn Of the church. and mae
the Rev Ford and the Rev MI Putney INC "''' "'
'"i'u ~ '''' JERSEY CITY.
| The receipts of taxes last week amounted 10
s93793 73 q,
State superintendent Apgar will address the Board
of Education on Monday evening tho plan for having me
pupils Of all the schools State seDd specimensof her
work to the Centennial Exhibition
William Pittschan, saloon keeper at NO. 473 ffuu-
,on was arrested Yesterday admitted TO bail In $1,000
to answer assault Martin Keese on sunday ng
The Injuries inflicted considered dangerous ana % n
Rankin took Kleeses statement keese was III '' '"''"
drunk, and was forciby ejeced ,
The drawing of the grand and petit jurors for the
December term Of the Hudson County Court whch sno"
have place yesterday was postponed On account ..
donrt as 70 the effect OF the Constitutional
II not known whether the Jury y, o decided
70 have the sheriff participate be out OF town The
drawing VIII take place today
On Sunday evening William Cullen ana Luxe
Buks were arrested In John Dunns saoon on Grand near
Pacific ave. card playing Judge Reese examined 'le
under oath yesterday their Testimony caused the
o. Dunn charge s keens @aSa JSry pSe Dunn general
raid will ordered all saloons In the @ @S hh o bava not
7Oo already licensed and ABOUT zoo "no "' NV
renewed their licenses. -
On Sunday evening Mrs. Douglass OF NO Zo' L AR
mount ave- took boy about years old to the Library nan
Police Station and had called on her for something
eat The chill said his name was John McAnay' 'n"' w
father and mother were dead and that the people T9
lived house with hun had kept MN io nt tres
4e m o % no Sus tell Nv yher he formerly whether he hal
any relatives lie vas turned over 10 the o'eSee VI "'
yesterday ,.
At a. m yesterday Capt. Joseph Rose OF Ehla-
beth ~ j. brought lighter alongside Oh Oaise
owned by Capt Tobias Kng, at the public DOCK ana ~
charging cargo across the barge King objected " Rose
bocking the dock where he cargo ana
light ensued drew his revolver and iorDahe ins H. 10
Vessel Wien that done Rose went before Justice ana
@ e beor" Judge Kee-e he discharged King and held
Rose to answer for an atr0cious lssanlt
NEWARK.
George II. Vanderhoof has gone into insolvency
Out of 50 deaths last week, "a were from dlph-
thcTia.
Tho hatforming mills OF tins cry ana 'lcIni'9 i'
now running at nearly full time
The LIST Regiment officers have decided 10 auopt
new uniform for the centennial year.
On Sunday there was q very high tide IN the fas-
saic and the meadows Overhowed
Mrs Lowery, the evangelist closed her ministry
at the Franklin Method st Church last evening
There was a temperance mass meeting at the Cath
Ollie Institute last evening with addresses by the Rev fathers
Mccarthy of Jersey Cty and Iouney oi the Catneia|
LONG ISLAND.
GREAT South BAY-There has been and still is
excellent shooting here the bay being full OF "broadbnis
One Of the said the other day that he tousht e
were from 10000 TO 10000 ducks there
NEw-JERsEY
PLAIvrIELD.-Prof. +. :. Morse Ph. d., OF Salem,
Mass win lecture this evening on natural history a. the
subject VIII be 'GIlnpsts Ol lnst't
INoy IIuI-The Town Committee held special session
Oh saturday resolved 10 issue 500 I'D OOns 10 Pay u'
assessments for the Bulls Ferry road Improvement
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The annual Convention of the Diocese OF Northern
Newersey will De held at Trinity Episcopal church. Newark
Tn dav at a NJ and will opened with communion which
will be celebrated Bishop Odenheimer Ihe rev george
Zabriskio Gray will preach the sermon
Several of the leading seedsmen have called q
meeting Of those engaged in the seed trade 10 De- held on
"Wednesday at the sor House. take action To protect them
sci, from proceedings Tor constructive damages uuuci
the recent case in the Court ~ common Pleas
The pastors of the German Reformed Churches OF
NewYork and Jersey City held their regular monthly meet
, afternoon Houston Street German Evan
geliCa church. The principal business oi 'n h',uS ""7
With regard to nlg several vacancies IN the churches
meeting of the superintendents OF the pubhc
scboos of New was held the residence Of Supern
,endent George b. Sears Newark yesterday, at which
STATE SUPERINTENDENT Apgar present, and measures were
taken for the representation Oi Ne"Jerr9 d' e N'N"i
Exhibition
Yesterday morning the following were elected TO
ill vacancies Board Of Managers of the Society for the
Reformation Of Juvenile Delnquents: Benjamin b. After
burv Mnklr, John j. ToWnscud, Nlllan NJ
rrcnar cyrus y. smith, Morris Franklin Henry q iiawy,
d. Thomas all John Davis, and Alexander NJ. L. Aent"
The fourth in a series of temperance conventions
for 1871 under the auspices York Conference TEN
pene Society was opened evening atthe Bedford street
Methodist Eps opal Church BY Bishop Peck Of this city, lie
said the vice Of ntemperauce foInded the human ap
net tes which peculiar relation io reaso and
should perfect suject0n 10 H. Ihe Nlcum OF mtih-
Instead o gratifying appetes and rushing TO destruc
tOn.