New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-10
,,,rea wa. .rrs,sn.a for sentence. judge Heas.n

va,red. vas srrs,gnsd for sentence. Judge Hoffman
stated that the County Physician after an m ,d
of the prisoner had pronounced him sane ann ns ~"
therefore sentence him 10 nine years in siate %
Christopher Demp.ey; charged WITH sseoansw ,oDan
pleaded gnIty of stealing pair OF shoes, ana hfnfv
saf pleaded guilty to assault ant JAN non,bs
The Finance Commitiee Of the Board OF Education re-
port that, at the present rase OF % no de-
aceney of In the account by the end OF the nse
year The account oyerdrawn w. on Dec a. o
when an OF So 900 was made "f Tue pay
ment of teachers The deficiency created bY Nv 70
committees OF the Board, nc the present rlle OF
n committee to adopt plan to reduce expenses ml,
chael Mccormick, lahorer employed on tne nem
fe,i from bunket m shaft No last evening ana sus-
tanned fracture OF tue skull, which resulted III ue"
almost Immediately.
NEWARK I'm the Special Sessions Yesterday; william
MrAyoy, John Wipkler james Wclcb, Jonn WiIllaIn.;
Thomas Mcwllliams, James Norton James Gree an r
nw M"pa1 and Wipker were sent t. state Prison for
two years. and the others for Is months escn:
"wednesday Will be observed in st. Patricks Cathedrsi
today by masses at 545 T. and AT the first ser
vice the ceremony of blessing the ashes VIII preeee .no
Catholic and Episcopal churches. The Democratic
City Central Committee organized on Monuay nku. W
r. II. Wismer Wee President; William Johnson
Secretary, aud Jacob NJ. Van Fleet, Treasnrer,;
Toe annual meeting OF she Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Company was held on Monday night. L. b. Duryee,J ..
d. Poinier and g. H. Moore we're elected nanagers ~,
three years Trade In the harness Marker e rms
are eceyiu0 a fair amount OF orders. ..On MONDAY
evening boarder in the saloon OF Charles oehwarh,
No 48 William st. stole from the latter's money uthWe
Sl25 IN bank bills check for S2 and between soJo ano
5000 in notes. with which he escaped Inc niCh sessVn
OF the District Conference OF the Newark Disric WIN
be held In ST. Pauis NJ T. Church, this city, on venues
day aud Thursday Feb "a and g. There are 40 chncnes
I'm The district win membership OF 7Ol ana lfo4 pro
batoners The value OF the church property ana par
sonoges IA s9i6 co., During the Conference year just
closing the collections for benevolent and special oD
jects Will amount TO about Sl3'Oo'
HARRISON On Monday afternoon man named
NcEenna about 90 years old, VINO resided WIN MS
danvbter was struck by the o'clock train from NEW
York and instantly killed. his skull being crushed Ine
WAS engaged in picking up coal near tue depot
and as the train approached he stepped on the Track
nut for some stepped back again In front OF ne
train and was killed "A meeting or the cltzens OF tns
town on Monday night, declared almost UNANIMOUSLY III
favor OF the OF the township Oh kearney
with Harrison. A petition prepared Tor presenta-
ton to the Legislature, and committee or iour iom
each ward appointed, with a similar numper ion
Kearuy, for the purpose of obtaining signatures.
UopoKEN-A committee OF ladies OF the Methodist
Eplscopal Church been engaged In obtaining Tue
signatures OF th0se members VINO desire TO retain the
Isy r BRYAN as pastor, until the end OF the conference
wear Nearly 200 OF the 800 members nave
signed tho paper. No charge has been made
against Dir. Bryan, except that ne lacks eloquence
ORANGG-rhe Hon. Henry Adams, formerly leading
lawyer Ia Central NewYork, but more recently residing
at ahway died suddenly SATURDAY at inc residence
OF his soii-iulaw, l. c. Babcock OF this ciy, IN the
eighteen year his The funeral WILL take pace
today.