New-York tribune., 1875-02-23

pontment of commissioners for the opening Of Front.
ST. work which would require the removal OF tnat part
OF the Long Island Railroad tracs e gem wt5out
re salt and IL believed tnat too nhaerEns 10
given up. or the commissioners Saieo ior
last week.
GLEN Coyr-The Law and order Association, u "a
will first direct ts attention TO the prosecu
ton OF the unlicensed liquor dealers In the place. anu an m
those who in any violate the provisions OF the
Excise law. committee OF two LADIES' from eae ~
the churches to be named by the respective
70 corrrate with the Executive Committee In e1tenu
lug the membership Of the Associatlon'
MNEoLA-A call has been issued for mass mes.i"S ot ~
nj sparIngs Hotel tomorrow afternoon OF residents Oh
UemDstesd North Hampstead, and oyster Bay 70 eon
slider the question OF the formation OF new county, W
comprse these townships, with possibly portions O te
towns of Hunting gton ana Isp. The three named nrst
at present comprise the eastern part OF QueenS |ou
and the other two are In Sd1Olk county
GARDEN CITY. Building operations here are a. S
as the will permit It is understood tnst 80
least 100 houses VIII be erected uuins '"o 'oe
''"''"' STATEN ISLAND.
ToyKISsylIIE-The delegates OF the different Irisn
Societies OF Richmond County assembled on suhuay
afternoon at Duys Hotel for the purpose OF seieChx
officers for the annual parade on st. PatricKs Day
James Tully chosen President OF all the societes
Hugh McRoberts, Vice-President; Cornelius Mart,
Secretary, and Col Frank MeElroy, Marshal OF Tue
Day. The societies will assemble az the sapleon la,n &
and march TO Port Rcbmo1d back to Chton, ana re-
turn TO the Park 5tapleton. whore an oraon VIII De
delivered committee OF three was appointed 70 seec'
an orator.
TorrryyuIE-The Staten Island Railway ferryboat,
Maid Of Perth for the Transportation OF
at the terminus OF the ROAD at TINS place. mas
running during the past week or ten days IN consequence
OF the closing OF the Sound by ice, ana tne passcse'
are compelled to 10 and from AmDoy on INC lce
PORT RICHMoND.-A concert will be given on inurs,
day evening in the Chapel OF the ParK Bapt!5t
Church In a1 Of the poor OF THIS village ana Vlcly,
will be the first OF proposed series OF enleranmeu's
Tor the same Object.
NEW -BRIGHroN-A free lecture is to be delivered To-
night at the village Hall in this place by j. W. SlmOnton
entitled The Associated Press or HOW We Hes our
'''"'' HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PErKsKILL.-At a meeting Of the Board Of
Water Commissioners contract was awarded to Far
child & Walker for the construction OF reservoir IN
C,mpaeld Woods for the proposed new water-works.
There Will be about yards OF earth excavation and
100 yards OF rock excavation The work Is 10 DC CON-
peted by July ii,
TARRYrowy-A "A movement has been started here for
the ORGANIZATION OF a steamboat company 10 run
steamboat between Tarrytown and Ne%Tork: k2Sere per
Jackson Capt j. l. storms and James Bird were ap-
pointed committee to consider the matter.
NEW-JERSEY.
JEpsEY CrrY.-The st. Patrck's Library
Association has decided to build a new hail at Hobogen
aud Centralavcs The site for the building has been
secured at cost OF $4,000 Bridget McEyoy, age ~
years WAS run over by milk wagon 10 Franklinst on
sunday morning. and sustained internal injuries which
Il ia feared viii prove fatal In tho Hudson County
Court OF Special Sessions yesterday, John Merrill
pleaded guilty q charge or stealing cotI lrOu Tue cars
Connany and was sentenced to the PeDitentiary for
threo mouths; william Llllen, for peut larceny, was
sent 10 the Pententiary for three months; Mlchael
Coppoy, for breaking ana entering, was sent 10 inc
Pen,tentiary for nine months; Charles Meegau' lor
mancousiy cutting the cushions In PenusyNahia hdli
road car was sent to the Penentiary for SIX months
Hugh McCarran, produce dealer was DeoIe
Judln Hoffman, the Hudson County Quarter Sessions
YESTERDAY on indictment charging hun with onerlng
brbe OF ESQ to L. f. G. Young, member OF the Board
luton TO pay certain claims against the county lie
pleaded not guilty. aud was admitted to pail IN me sum
oil 5000 Edwards, clerk formerly In tne eu
poy Mullins, furniture dealer on Newarkaye.,
committed IN default or pan yeSteruiy, yaaiy,or on
charge OF emDezzing 500 from ms employer.
Patrick McGovern made complaint before $ Justice ice
Kcese yesterday that he had been swlnded at nsf9
bank al No. Exchange place. warrant was lssned,
aud Detective Close subsequently arrested Brig
iohn Ramsey Gabriel Davis. and George Morgan The
prsousrs we're arragned before Judge keese and were
held bail 60 answer. John ArDucklos ehop housr
on Pavonla-ave., entered by thieves at an early
hour yesterday aud s23 aud quantity OF cigars we're
stolen.
NEwARK-The Legislative Committee, consisting of
Senators Wood, Hill. aud Smith, and Assembly men
Dodd Carrolton, Mcdonald. aud Dowdney made tue
aunual inspection OF the Soldiers Home IN ~ tlS 1 cty,
Yesterday. The Comuittee received at the Home
ny the Board OF nanagers i1eind1g tue Presdent tHe
Hon a. aSG VeGghe & fx?y - wr Rie and saperntSnden
Scott and Chaplain Tuttle. Tue Home wac thoroughly
hc eondton. tom Aier the inspection the company
went 30 the superintendenps room where Presi,
other ,niags. he stated that were Ss9 inmates
the hn 90 sD the @ 1875 %ers A. "aSe TSt
cost Of inmate per day was 50 cents Inc e8l,la
| Committee then held meeting, ana dIter some
remarks expressing qualification at what ney had seen
aud heard resolved to report bill Tor the nRpropra-
pany then pli took Of dinner prepared for them a
workngman's meeting will oe held this eyenng a;
| trnnk mandatory, and the Of the three
strikers WHO have been held to bail Tor cor, coz,
District viii in ST. Paus Church at 10 a. m TO-
morrow. At the opening session papers VIII be read on
Rev Jo1n Coyle and the Rev DR.. Hare, and on Class
Meetings" by C. Walsh These Will be tolc we'd by The
tue afternoon ssion paper is to be read by the Rev.
DR.. Sims "The Relation Of the Church to It's Educa-
uoua Enterprises" Iu tue evening devotional exercises
will be held On Thursday reports Of committees viii!
| be received and papers be read on :" Temperance"
Work of Young People In the Church." How to Re
| tain our Church Membership" and "Pulpt Power"
AZ the concluding session IN the evening w
lie delivered by the Rev. j. NJ. Reid d. d., the KEY. H.
L. Dashieil, d. d., and Chancellor kInyon on Ihe
Cause OF MlssiOns.". Elizabeth Michael servant
visg in Bclmontave was arrested last evening the
charge OF iufantcide, preferred by ner mistress, VINO
found the body OF the infant in the cellar OF her
| house.
PAssAIc-It s proposed to build bridge across the
Pds,dic RIVER from this city to Santiago Pak The work
ature years The propertyowners Interest," ed
are holding meetings in favor OF the completion OF tue
mon Council shows that there are now TWO public
schools in this place. II teachers, and loo pupils,
$4,000 per The Rev. George Corrlga9. brother
Bishop COrrigan OF Newark, VIII preach in o Nlcho
las H. c. Church tomorrow night.
PATERSON. During the past 10 months. the dnllness
OF tue has affected the liquor traffic that the
number OF saloons mas Deel reduceu Irom 10
Amelia Mosely Ehiene Clark, and Mary Ann DOnnelly
escaped from the Passac County jan Sunday srer
noon by climbing ladder which had been careessly
left standing by the wall, and jumping from the toy
INTO a ueighb6rIng yard The woman Clark Ia still 1T
large The others were captured Yesterday.
TREsToN.-Tne nembers OF the LEGISLATURE will make
their annual visit to the SOLDIERS Orphans Home TO-
morrow afternoon There are $50 inmates III the nSt-
ton.
PROMOTION OF CATHOLIC BROTHERHOOD.