New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09

poisoning Mary FoIlon He decided that toe q
fanted anrther examination and made the writ retusx
At special meeting Of the Hudson County
Board of Freeholders held yesterday afternoon rcsou
adopted by vote Of TO fixing the price OF
S1is su ' OF al ss 1%T
the moneys collected for jail fees br paid into the
County Treasury.
A third conference of the Committee on
Grain OF the NewYork Produce Exchange with the
sentatyes Of the Three Trunk Railroads was held yeser
day in the managers Of the Exchange. The discus
chiefly to the details OF carrying out the
posed system on loading gram are n neT ans
final session will be held on Monday next, when every
rules to the several boards OF direction FOR their formal
ratification.
The Jail Inspection Committee of the Board
OF Chosen Freeholders are transferring abeboded
grants from the a 10 the Penitentiary where they
set work digging bitches and cleaning up the grounds
At q meeting of the stockholders Of the
Newark Industrial Institute on Wednesday evenings
committee Of hvo appointed to Obtain sno,erption.
only $4,000 has been paid In
At Democratic primary meeting in tho
Eighth Ward last evening John W. Smith was nomi
FOR Alderman to nil tho vacancy caused by tho
resignation OF Eli II. Reynolds.
The Board of Chosen FreehOlders met yes.
teray The Committee on the bridge over the
Passaic River at Hanover reported that they had
bridge the King Bridge Company for $1,000, and the
work to Paul Lum for - per cubic yard
The Board of Officers of the late I'd Regi-
ment n. G., met Wednesday evening. and, after
finishing up the business appertainng TO the old regi
ment adjourned The meeting was Immediately called
to order by Col Allen and the Board OF Officers " the
new LIST Regiment organized, with Col VIM. Allen Presi
aon ea IH The A oers ot the late st Regiment
present and it is stated that they have resigned
An Injunction was granted on Wednesday
by Chancellor Runyon, preventing the Sheriff from SELL
ing property Of John Huber and wife, Judgment
obtained by Charles W. Graves who holds notes amount
ing to 0OO drawn by Huber against the estate. The
wife alleges that the deed conveying the property TO her
was given for the notes and that Graves and Huber are
Sherifs sale to obtain money for themselves. Graves
has 90 days IN which to respond.
NEW-JERSEY
ORANGE.-The Rev. Henry +. HckOk was
installed pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church
Wednesday evening in the OF large congrega
ton. The Rev. Dr. Adams Of Ncw-York preached the
sermon the Rev. Dr. Oliver Smith, Moderator Of the
Presbytery of Norris and Orange pr pounded the usual
questions the pastor and people which being answered
Satisfactorily he declared the pastoral bond consm-
charge to the pastor and the Rev Abbot French Of Nor
risown that to the people
UNION HuI.-Georgc Null, brewer, made an assault
upon another brewer. named Robert Blum, by striking
him on the head with club on "Wednesday night, be-
cause Blum returned unsatisfactory answers to some
questions William Virgins, son of Judge Virgins
while on his way home late hour, few nights ago,
attacked by three men on the bulPs Ferry road but
released when one Of the men recognized him.
GUrTENBERG-J0hn Baxter committe TO the
County Jail yesterday, charged with assault Jacob
PrOthein age 10 Baxter, while intoxicated entered
PrOhens residence and, without provocaiiOn, beat
him severely Edward Fitzgerald, empoye in the
Wechawken quarry, was Frustrated by the heat On
Wednesday.
LONG ISLAND.
COLLEGE POINT.-Fcrdinand Koch and Jere-
miah Vale were walking down Man-st. Monday night
when they assaulted by party OF drunken roughs
from Astoria OF whom drew revolver and fired all the
charges of the balls entering Wales left cheek,
ing through his neck, and nicng serious and perhaps
fatal wound Koch also received wound on the mead,
inflicted by sharp stone. The roughs were arrested by
Officer Smith OF Flushing, and after examination before
Justice Quartcrnan, were committed To the queens
County Jail North Hampstead To await the action of
Grand Jury. They Ihcir names as Peter Burns
William and Thomas LAWYER, Thomas Cain and Frank
Carroll.
of the Reformed Church OH Wednesday afternoon.
HEMPsTEAD.-A burglar was discovered on the prem-
Justice John Pctit short distance south az tins
village yesterday morning. lie made his escape, how
ever, taking only some articles of wearing apparel.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHTON.-The Peoples Line Steamer
Thomas CoIycr, (which has been unning the North
Shore Ferry has been laid up for repairs she having