New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-01
JERSEY CITY


tunnel Of the Delaware LackawaDua and Western Rail
road Company yesterday account OF Dtoxicaon and In
competency.
Special services were held in most Of the Episcopal
churches Yesterday in compliance with the invitation OF the
Archbishop Canterbury The prayers we're for the CONVEX
sion Of the uDgoily.
At the last meeting Of the Hudson County Soldiers
Monument Association resolved TO ask the ministers In
county make addresses 10 their respective congega
lions all OF project and that 10000 circulars should be
dis. nbucd.
Charles Sacia President of the alleged fraudulent
Pasade Insurance Company has been admitted 10 bail In
So OOJ his recognizace IIs health was 40 mnch
impaired by long confinement that Judge Holman deedeo
hOerate hun.
NEWARK.
There are now As inmates at the Home Tor aged
Women, varying in age from 80 10 81 years
Last evening James Drisco Of East Newark, while
work the foot Of Brdgest accidentally fell into the Pas
sale River, AMI was drowned.
Yesterday morning the thermometer indicated four
degrees and O'Clock last evening the mercury
fell 10 within thIe3 degrees OF zero
Tie Aqueduct Board will make application to the
Legislature supplement- authorizing an Issue OF bonds
exceeding 5000 900 for the further extension ana improve
mentOf the works.
Application will be made TO the next Legislature
ward in this city to be known a. the seven
eenth war ideludng all that territory now included IN 'e
Incorporated limits VI the village OF Irylngton
NEw-JERsEY.
TRENToN.-On Monday Cortland +. Parker re-
newed his mot on in Supreme Court before Judge Alfred
Reee to compel Charles n Lands OF Vineland To gave tne
custody OF his children to lis wife, on tho gouni a' nc
is incapable of taking OF them, he being oonnned IN te
Cumberland County JAIL on the charge OF ha1ng kn i
TX Chancellor ianson ana OF o,V ~, On I oes
had cruelty toward the clidren The Judge TOOK the
papers and reserved his decision
Observation-Disclosures Will be made to the next iegsla
repeal the city charter and give the town authorities
increased powers
United violent assault on Young CARL named King e was
Monday and committed to the County JAN W await
trial
HARRIsos-A man named Sullivan had his leg broken on
reays to tie water front viii lead 10 legal trouble per
who claim tO Dc the owners
krouse 1nordeaieT At No. Ia W no
business in Carlstadt, Bergen County.
WRsTFED-The action Of the Presbytery on Monday in the
ming the present pastoral relations there Je vote s92 80
fore be retained as pastor.
ELRABETB.-A largely attended Temperance meeting was
auspices OF the Womons CHRISTIAN Union: The Hon John
aa Yc Gsfaa Mems cna 20 crowded.
t fi 's are r S down. and are
being erected in East Grandst out Of the tiinbers
PATFRsoN-Te state School Fund has been apporoned In
Pass county follows Aequaekanopk Sll9 H. PasTae
1922 AZ Lyle F s Ia. 90 Wsr Mtcr ssS GS
Paterson 1923 20 The school has sq
quotas The two-mll VIII be available on Feb 1, 1876
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwATER.-The Board of Trustees met at Sta
poton yesterday and appointed James r. Robinson Village
the place OF JUllS pSh
resolution 10y accountant To examine the books and
village from the time Of its Grs incorporation The
Island had their first skating Of the season yes
Ter lay the sAoal water ponds about tho island
LONG ISLAND
BAY RIDGE-A coal barge, containing abOut 80
tons Of coal belonging Bay Ridge Ferry Boat Company
was SINK here Monday evening There is little hope Of
raising Protestant Union pr1yermeeting VIII be begun
here evening young lady had narrow escape
from being shot, near Cemetery Monday after
noon, through careless hTng
Poar JgrFRrsoy-The Board Of Supervisors Of snsolk
bidding tie use any bridge Tor me purpose q taking oyster
CLANS scaOps this hrb0r in the waters OF any Of e
for each ofIense.
PARSrM IsLAyp-rhe Comfy POorhouse IS fast ninZ mp
Many panpers come frGm na2T cShy @ .pS e
County Poor house they have ho or nothing " do
." " N'''' LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
Dr. Frederick b. Marvin will give a lecture in the
at Unity Chapel, Harlem, this evening.
The Executive Committee Of the National Rifle
Association met Yesterday afternoon Cen shaer In the char
The ONLY usiess inter t nsaced was the awarding Of
ng.on Diamond Badge matches, to tho wnner Major Henry
Fulton.
The Rev. l.. p. Cummings was Installed pastor of
the Memorial Presbyterian Church IN Morrsana last evening
the pastor delivered by The Rev CnaS W
ard crosby.
The Columbia Law Association Of this city will
hold Is FIST regular for literary exercises at the Law
School NJ Grrat Joness. THURSDAY evening The Hon
Ineod9se w. Dwsht d. y Ill d ~ o an oE % 81
tbs city debate will follow upon the value Of the U7ay
Laws
At meeting Of the Board OF Managers of the
National Temperance Society yesterday. at No. % Readest
resolutions in regard to the death Of Vice President Wilson,
CONCENTRATING Secretary Brs,ow the success Of his
war against the whisky Ring were ad9pet IT. reference to
ti-e Tor proposals from "a hisG,ss honse IN me vine
n 10 dav AZ m" an expreSsop u ds9pprova
was mafc aud resolution passed ast1g We SenlGna
at the Exhibition.
At Room No. 81, Cooper Union, last evening,
meeting hed, the purpose Of which Dr. H. Sheppard
explained assimilation AMI making International Of
copyright pacntrgbt laws ana Of weights and
coinage marine SURVEYS charts These to
be ured rho basis Of natural nsce and equity to very
and no.p ~ ~ nalnf an % rins TO dinhsh tne nSe
then discussed bv Or Parmelre Clinton Ropse
vet, Tos. Hlgeriy ami Messra Balchet, Crandall and
At the meeting of the Police Commissioners yes
terday John J. Quinn Of che First District Court
dismissed from the charge Of having been absent from
dnty DAYS without leave. II was -esoved that rounds
men the police station shall assist in the
occ dntles following officers cited for eXamna
o1 Tor promotion Segeants Joseph p takins and GEORGE
Patroman I. v Wood, j. r. Ftzeerali John lIogan ard
m w. 70 The WAGES Of LboreTs Was referred 10 The
Street eanng Department
The u,ion meeing in Harlem Yesterday after
noon despite severity OF the weather had largo a;terd
The Harlem being filed with earnest woshprs. The
SEQ W. Samson led the meeting ami spoke OF his
own religions incidents cOnnece with
in ~ Washington, when
those under such Gen. sam Hons
ION DrG Green Sias Wright President polt AMI other
,l raers Polite he ASSERTED rlry converted
IN youth generally ignoring the important matter 81 RET on
mill Int, in - Manv however become sincere devoted
ms IN n pr Samson erred also 10 the qnes
tp evculng Bible from the publc schools and said
this matter left TO the politicians they would Dc sure 10
make confusion ott
TIE Guild Of the Church of the Redeemer Prot
gf,-l,, Dala
s annual meeting evening n the church Tie Rev j. ~
Shaokord rector OlciO President aud r. j. Crombc
was chosen Pres Tho annual report showed that
30 families almost entirely sup
the Guild t. AZ its members made over 1000 visits