New-York tribune., 1876-02-01

Gated, broke the windows and glassware Knocked MIS-
King down, and beat her husband
NEw-JERsEY.
ELIzABETH.-GeOrge Randall OF Newark was
arrested Sunday for distributing theater handbs IN
the Catholic churches He sent to jail for four days
"A party of ruffans engaged in disgracefu tight IN
the Third Ward on Sunday afternoon during which Ed
win Cosgrove was In the head by stone ana WAS
seriously injured Owing to financial embarrsesnehts,
j. o. Magle one OF oldest merchants Of this city, has
teporariy sus pended On Saturday afternoon, Govern
engineers inspected the crib work above shooters
Island.
PATERsoy-In the trial Of Henry r. and susannah NJ.
yreeland for murder in the County Court OF
and Temner yesterday susnnah NJ vreeiana tes;he1 h
slapped him twice She denied the story OF one Of the
witnesses that she whipped ana kGEea @ '9S sesnd & Whip
the boy until the blood flowed. The case WAS s"s"
the jury last night
held on Saturday evening to action upon the
bill changing the township line between .s paS @ h tb
defeat OF the bin and Introduce new bill in the Leg
isntre changing the boundary line so as 70 annex POT
Of South Orange which mas an assesseo 'a"oh VI
$4,000, and population OF So'
OR,sGr.-A mad dog made his appearance on Cone-st.
on sunday morning. ana Gl too rere IL sharne
livery stable, where II was killed. II was ascerained
that the animal had bitten horse and several dogs in
tho valley. All the dogs bitten were shot.
BEIIEvILIE-The street did not on Sunday az
expected, owing to the objection OF several prominent
residents and question as to the authority of the city
government to make contract.
UNION HML.-A warrant was Issued yesterday for the
arrest Of George shoaler, charged with an attempt to
commit brutal assault on the wife OF Constable KeI-
hardt.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The purchase of the
controlling interest IN the Long Island Railroad having
been effected, there ia much speculation among railroad
men "a to the probable change In the management
and policy II Is thought that the principal western
terminus all the roads will be in the depot at
Hunters Point The new route OF the Southern Hai
road in Of the change, will probably oegin near
'''A '' STATEN ISLAND.
WEsTFIELD.-The Republican delegations OF
this and Casteton met in convention in their re-
spectve towns saturday, and made nominations Tor
town officers follows: Casteton- supervisor, H. L.
Horton; Collector, Richard Hartley; Assessor H. Gun
f Excise Commissioner, n Dubois Justice J, OF the s
Peace, julius Ray Auditor Y: Newton Westneld-Su
forge Justice Of the Peace Eugene Is. Holey Assessor
Henry Bayer; Collector Charles spIague; nealer ol
Weights and Measures J B MOOD MgnwasI I1n o1,,n Ms
Nance and James Andrionette; Auditors NJ. g Taylor
and Ephraim j. Totten
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Union Prayer meetings OF the Harlem
churches are continued every Wednesday afternoon at
the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Association over
the Harlem Bank.
Several depOsitOrs of the German Uptown
Savings Ba at Turtle Bay Hall last evening. Re
ports we're received that additional signatures to the pc
ton for the resumption OF the bark had been obtained
The Committee expresses nope that 1t will be able to
prcvent the breaking M OF the bank. mass meeting
viii he held at the same place next Friday evening.
The Charity Fair of the XIIth Assembly
District. which closed Saturday night, yielded net
return Of over $4,000 Joseph Archibald carried of
the silver awarded to the recipient OF The hlghest
number Of votes. The officers OF the Fair Mrs Ben
iamn Rhodes Mrs Margaret Lud X. Mrs. Joseph Arch
bald. Mrs. Peter Bowe, Mrs. otto Ludwig, Mrs Baeia
rsch and Andrew Mills Treasurer The money is TO be
ribItrd on orders of the Committee OF Investigation
approved by the Rev. Dr. McAllsier the KEY Father
Mooney, the Rev. Dr. Seymour, or the Rev Dr. Potter
The first quarterly session for 1876 OF the
NeyyYork Society OF Practical Engineering Will comprise
three meetings which will be held on the evenings OF
Feb l. Feb l. and Feb 5. the Cooper Union. The fol-
lowing papers will he read, subject 10 the usual discus
eiou The Early Mining Engineering OF California, by
Bmdings by Harvey II Ellis. G. T.; Construction Of
city rayen.nts. by CharesJ Moor G Il rne % S.nl.ary @
hcaton OF Air III Hospitals, 10y George H. ShhhoeX
VI. T..
The teltainments recently given IN Brook
lyn for the benen Of the Womans Guild met with so
much success that ladies in this city have been encour
AGED to open similar OF lectures and exhibitions
Dr. Anna d French has already delivered several lee
ttTes In Chckering Hall III ald OF the movement Inc
xpenses moderate, inasmUch ~ those VINO furnish
The nmrnt do so gratuitously admission on all
occasions being absolutely free to the women Invited
who are drawn the working classes IN almost every
industry 1t is believed that all the arrangements can
be completed IN two or three weeks.
At a meeting of the Piano, Organ, and Mu
steal Trade Association at s,enway Hall yesterday 81
OF the leading firms connected with the various trades
interested being present, the constitution and bylaws
were unanimously adopted and the following persons
were elected officers the Association for tie ending
May 10. 1877: j. L. Hale. President; Frederick
IIazeton, Vice President Nathaniel Ianes, Treasurer
Mr. ". A. Pond Of " 4. Pond 4 O.. Mr.. Lowell Mason
q Mason a%n 60; h: Mr. ot y rSa aotS.h q, Co.,
Mr. s. +. Gordon of & 7. Gordon SON Inls, is SAID,
the Largest and most representative meeting ever
held by the trade Of thu city.
POLICE NOTES.
One sudden death was reported yesterday.
James Maloney of No. 6J2 Water-st. fell down
stairs residence au a. and received injuries which
terminated s fatally on Sunday.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. William
Lowell charged by John Murphy with keeping gambling
X o2 II & ,I a. sEsa ai Mace NJ sH on 's'
Lowell held IN $1,000 bail to answer.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, the
. . Il s W iCrs the Hs % '2r Nj Bates SSs CO.
se' are the ncgoatcn notes amounting to $4,000
pay able to Iheir order by George H. Hsss,rd.
In the case of Henry Wilson. who is charged with
ss%ps % 5sS CONT AnT .n2 IN ts Bsn S Of s Me-
on Mo- MSnS s ss s ssr sS%T of G MafH Sr a BY
Justice Morgan.
Joseph ccHr the Passt was brought up yes
. ,ns at NSCi. !G a Of ' No. 55S rSsn
cOHarn denied the a.ag s@; w.' hss nsa In In de- de-
fault 5000 or keeping dsoritry house IN Beeeke st.
John Craig age % of No. sO2 Eighth-ave., died
at o. M on SUNDAY. in the Ninety ninth s. hospital where
he on n. When aiined lie was paTeytcd
ON the right and presented symptoms of comp esion o
the brlu fl said days previous he had fallen
from horse car and blow the head. lie
bee conscious.
Coroner Croker yesterday held an inquest on the
body of Iudget smith, died the Chambers st. hospital
Jan The testimony showed that her husband Charles
smith her Jan s. the klck bringing On pueu
mon and delivery, from which she died The jury
embodied hce facts In the verdict Coroner CROKER held
smith th verdict III 5000 bail TO =" ait e action OF the
Jury.
AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Charlie. Traub l3 and Jacob Schwazchid 0f
b.y ,a,ht tory