New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29

nj the Jersey Club onse last evening" In honor OF
his appointment 10 the Bench
Joseph Garfield was committed TO the County
Jail by Police Justice Koese yesterday, ~ await trial on
cbargr Of nssaulting Hugh McIAnghn with sluns
shot, aud robbiDg him OF silver watch.
Charles Harring of Quincy, ILL.,, attempted TO
commit suicide Tuesday night by Jumping from an
Eric Railway train at Penn Horn Creek. the Haokcp
sack Meadows. lie was seriously Injured
The coroner's jury In the case Of Catharine
Blanckmeyer who died suddenly April 49, ut No 1913
Bay-st, returned verdict yesterday after being Ocked
up all night The verdict stated that death was caused
exonerated Frederick Banckmcyer, the husband from
all blame.
NEWARK.
The body of an unknown man was found
floating in the Passaic River the Ice companys
dock " sterday.
William Cunningham, indicted Tor sOlicta-
ton Of MURDER In that he hired Norwood Hatfield To XII
his wife, an account OF which was published IN lie
TnBusE at the time was Yesterday srIaned IN he
the sum OF S6,0 to appear for trial Oh May IL.
A special meeting OF the Aqueduct Board
was held yesterday which present three Repub-
bcans and Democrat just quorum, the Board con-
ssng OF ak mombers and the Mayor erocio, as prcsi-
dent The quorum removed Col. BriDtylnghoter az As
ssant supernte ndent Democrat recently appointed,
end rcappoined John Richardson, Republican, recently
m SALARY OF sco per MONTH the
to appoint being vested In Mt. Richardson.
NEW-JERSEY.
PArrRsoN.-Thc residence of Judge Benja-
min Garoc at Riverside, entered by thieves yes'er-
day afternoon and robbed Of property valued at zoo
Henry jefferson and Abram Deval, two boys were ar
rested on su.pclon The ffticth anniversary VI the
First Protestant Episcopal Church will he celebrated at
ST. Paui Church to-day The service VIII begin az pO2
Johu NJ Hefcrnan. The afternoon service win consist
Of a sunday scho0 reunion The closing service III the
evening will be entirely musical
BAYoSNE.-The new Common Council appointed the
city officers. Tuesday evening, az follows e. L. LORD,
veyor Hiram Van Buskirk street Commissioner Henry
X. Van HOrn Collector OF Taxes; H.. NJ Ca'musi A.
sstant street Commissioner John M0Gat ~ Bartlett,
Leroy L. scy mour Commissioners OF Assessments
HoBoKEs.-The residence Of David b. salters at no:
Jos Bloomfcdst, entered by burglars ON Tuesday
night and go iii money and quantity OF clothing was
stolen.
WEST HopoKEs.-sarah Sullivan, an enployt in the
silk factory had her hand caught In throwing haenihc
yesterday and will lose the use OF 1t.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CIY.-The Commission APP
pointed open Fron-st which II opened will make II
necessary that part OF the Long leland Rail
adjoining James Slip Ferry, met yesterday at Hun
Point and decided 10 assess the cost ana damages
for the opening the property Of the railroad John
Lu 81 Eightet. Hunters Point who has Ore missing
from his home since FEB Z was Sna U lu''u III Tic
JAMArcA.-The charter election resulted in the re-
election Of the former Of the Board Of Trustees
! and in the defeat OF john NJ irdne, VINO was
date for reelection % President by Aaron A. Degtau"
whose majority WIS % II IN understood that Mr.. De-
election l. 10 be contested ON the ground oI ne
gal voting.
YApu,NK-Two colored boys Tuesday set fire TO
the woods before the fire could he SuhdiSd ohfhed
about % acres OF valuable Woodland.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLFToY.-Thc injunction granted 10y the
Supreme Court restraining the North Shore Ferry Com
pany from completing the club house upon their new
yet been removed. IL reported yeSt"r
day that the Garner Company will immediately begin
another dock the south side Of the old Companys
landing about 800 feet to the harbor line, ana
that the club building will he placed upon that, as
nothing but the frame TO be- taken down before
removal. The Old C0mpanys landing would th'is De
completely hcmmed IN on both sides.
EDGEwArLR-Sherif Denyse OF Richmond County yes
terday paid Mr. Crcdo Village Treasurer OF Edge
water, Il 1913, with interest from June lost T6J, nne ~
S75 and Sl0 coss amount being S2OO3, due from
Michael former Village Treasurer In pursuance VI
dccsnn OF Judge Pratt There Ia still balance re-
through persons agreed indemnify him for retain
ing the money.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
HrDsoN.-The jury in the case of Charles
Harris indicted setting fire 70 the shaker buildings at
Mount Lebanon on Feb. q, by which property 10 tho
amount Of 100000 destroyed have returned ve-
diet Of the second degree The prisoner Ia now
being tried on the of the indictment charg
Ing him with setting the fires OF Feb ~ III the same
place, by which $4,000 In property was destroyed
PoRTCHEsIrR.-Ihe election yesterday for village Off
GERS the choice of y. H. Barram and Robert
Brundage for Trustees and John Leonard Tor treasurer