New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-30

noon. T. J, Mcdonald wae gwen MI oA.o".,
TO complete tho pavilion at Snake iilll satnan tu,.e
wac appointed Under keeper IN me pen,aldy The new
bar OF ciaius were presented anu or''ou p" ~
Board will organize on Nay -.
NEWARK.
Gov. Be;lle has appointed John w. Taylor OF
this city Riparian Commissioner, vice Charles oioeh'
resigned.
The military authorities ct Trenton have de-
teruined that the LIST and I'd Regiments, o. OF this
city, shall be consolidated.
A complimentary banquet was rendered to
Asscmblymen David Dodd and Patrick Doyle, and 10
william Wright, at the Maison Grse, on wednesday
evening
Ferdinand SchOenewOlf was arrested yester-
day on the complaint Of his brother Frederick, VINO
alleges that ne borrowed his horse and wagon and then
sold them The property was recovered near ep's"''
Union County.
Michael Hanley, 90 years old, claiming to
reside Franklin into the Second Precinct Station
last evening and said that he had been pckpoehet tor
six years and wanted 10 lead different lfe' ana
with that view surrendered himself
At the annual meeting of the Franklin Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Herbert l. Wilde, Moses H.
Garfield, John II. Gallagher George W. Reeves,
Bowers elected trustees for the ensuing year.
The controlling interest of The NeWark
Morning Register yesterday purchased by Edward r.
Merritt real estate broker for $4,000 There Will DO
an entire change in the business and editorial manage
ment of the paper, which will take effect Oh Monday
next.
The Excise Commissioners on Wednesday
evening granted about 500 licenses for tho sale OF beer
and liquors. Only one application was rejected, Thus
the total receipts have reached S2S,JOO IL IL esl
mated that revenue OF $4,000 WIN be derived from the
beer Gpd liquor dealers this year.
The report of the American Baptist Educa-
tiou.l Commission, the affairs OF The Pcdde Institute,
shows that the Of the property about $4,000
and that present value Is $12Oo0O. There Is an In
detedness upon il OF $4,000, u meet which there are
subscriptions and pledges amounting to $4,000.
The pastors and delegates of all the Baptist
churches In this city and Vicinity met In council 1T tie
First Baptist Church on Wednesday evening Isaac b..
Ten Brock, colored, examined aud ordained. The
Twelfth Ward Mission recognized ~ the Second Ger
mGu Baptist Church OF Newark The ZANE action was
taken the application VI the Belmont Avenue German
LONG ISLAND.
LONG Island CITY.-The Finance Commit
tee Of the Board Of Aldermen have refused to adt the
bills Of the Long Island City Gas Company. because the
street lamps in the First Second and Third Wards are
left unglitcd. The property stolen on Sunday from
the store OF MeCleary Of Astoria was found yester-
day In old barn the outskirts Of the 9th Ward
STATEN ISLAND.
CIIFToN-Ezekiel Tabarin an Italian saloon
keeper who disappeared two years ago. leaving q
his wife stating that bis body might he found In
Hudson river has been heard from His wife has re-
Gently asccrned that he shipped In the United states
Navy under assumed name some time ago.
NEW-JERSEY.
EIIzABETH.-ThOmas SimOns, c0lOred ruff
aD had an alteration with Mrs Barbara Rechtngschof
fer on Tuesday night and discharged pistol OF her the
ball passing close her head smOns arrested ON
Wednesday night On Wednesday night, Joseph Ter
rel colored resisted officer Elnnger, who attempt
ing arrest him. and lit the officer the head tearing
away portion 0f the scalp The officer was also cut in
the arm, it s supposed by razor The spelling match
between 90 scholars each the public schools I'M
der direction OF the Board OF Educaton took place 10
Library Hall on Wednesday evening. The grand prize
won BY Ellen Piper Of School No. a horse wa.
stolen On Wednesday night from J. L. Dods stable at
Lyons Farms
WEST HoBoEES-wlam T.. simms wos elected Re
cordsr at the meeting Of the Common Council on
Wednesday evening, with salary OF $500 per nnnum
The town money Ia heDcrforh 10 be deposited In the
First National Bank Of Hoboken. James D. Freden-
burgh OF Jersey City wac appointed Town Attorney.
PA1ERsoS.--Thc Remiccntennal anniversary or 81
Paus Protestant Episcopal CnuIch wan celebrated yes
ter,lay The rector the Rev. j. NJ Icfeinan, read his
oca record OF events Connected with the ORGANIZE
ton and growth OF the church.
HoBOKI S-The Office OF the OverSeer OF the Poor has
been robbed Of alps from the or'erbOok amounting Ia
$50 The papers not Of any value unlcss the name
OF some 0f the Councilman are affixed.
USIoS IIIII--The Common Council has appointed
Warren sInytb Town Attorney at an annual salary OF