New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-22

Justices Lott and Bennett has for time abeySua
The alleged irregularities part discovered by the Town
Board but further Developments Ia understood have bee.
made by committee OF the Farmers Cooperative Union Tia
allegations first supposed 10 impcate solely
butt IL said that grave cau,s
for complaint against Lott than against Bennett ars
proposed 10 bring the matter the attention Grand
finally resolved upon Justice Bennett says positvsiS
m a sF Is n9 @ G s NJ, against
express themselves entirely ready 10 meet the chaTgs
the result Of personal enmity.
RosLYyAt Convention Of the District Of oneens
Yoanes we're appointed GGesas was resolved aa iR Ss
delegates from that district BE- req1ested 10 use their nu
es 60 s hG %pS snSe a TO s
STATEN ISLAND.
MIDpLETowN.-The Excise Commissioners have
the $50 $50 a.
heretofore and will meet at the Village Hail. saDleton on
Friday afternoon, to applications and licenses
all good standing who may desire them that price "
ha the tax @ ana sse ne
the same course in regari 10 ices
wo%Ta Methodist Ghnfeh ON sunday iast sm n ea
probation result Of the recent revival
yea to pfcach tGere every sunday evening ''' 'AS
1 Ssd OK m P EUD1 and sI
Poomaser Of souneld SAd The supervisor VIII probably
appoint John Waugh to ill the vacancy.
sTAPIIoN-Publc School District No. now contains over
600 pupils, and the school building on Broadst
crowded The Trustees are doYsg plan for ita enlarge
ment.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Mr.. KGsCo.-The peoples candidates for charter
officers elected yesterday without opposition follows,
A. L. sutton Liberal Republican,, Presidents William Banks
opubhcan, Trustee Dr. Teller independently Treasurer,
Avah Banks (Democrap, Collector village yis
tied by wind storm Monday night earness
revival has been begun by tie Young Mems Christian
Association.
BOSTON CORSERsThe Chatham local express train OF The
Harlem Railroad which leit the city at 800 lay,
ducor beng sirnd 10 cross the cadseway Copake F
with fatal consequences
GRRENwcH-A Centennial fair festival va. begun las,
evening IA tie Second congregational Church.
lures concert by sngeIs In the costumes Of 100 years
YESTERDAY or the purpose apportoning the state money
among the several school districts.
sTfsEDIhe Republican nominating Convention for the
PoRr CHEsrEEThe Republicans viii meet this evening 70
THgoGGs NEC6-A Presbyterian Church IL 70 DO
erected at a cost Of $4,000.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The associated coal companies, at q meeting held
Coal and Iron Exchange yesterday resolved 10
operations Monday the coal regions but resolved
per less IN ADT than al nst agreed
The Hon. X. l.. LarremOre of the Court of Common
delivered Last ening the Boys Lodrns
No. 100 East Eleyenths The house croyded
dent sfactoh to his interesting ami instructive aesa
The Board of Education Of the Dutch Reformed
Church. through which assistance pecuniary and Other 10
given 10 young OF that church studying for the ministry
he'd It's quarterly meeting yesterday the SynOis al
No. 81 Wesley ST. No new appropriations were made
At a meeting Of the Pilot Commissioners yester-
day. an application received from the steamboat
asking the Pilot Conms apply the Board OF Police
the Fast River ashes from the steamers hsrOo
meeting Of the creditors Of the Seamless Clothing
Manufacturing Company liabilities OF which nm
mated be $50 QOO has been called FOR Apr IN tho
Office of Charles L. Besle Tester Ia Ban.IuPty 10 Hudson
aud cncose gnees.
The State Committee appointed by the Greenbaek
Convention which met syracuse last week, will hold
meeting at the sturey House this city Friday March
o. Tor the purpose OF caPs penoEIsS o %
uTecLbdck aud autilesumpu0n PLATFORM
Messrs. Miller and Fleming the representatives OK
tie English bondholers Of the Erie Railway Company had
conference evening with the Erie Directors Committee
but arrived result respecting the rsogauzation Ihs
ganiaon adopted must be the i9Tes9-Ie hno sa,e 81 &
ponds upon the stJcSLOlteTs.
Al a meeting of the women artists OF this city yes
terLay NewYork Womens Centennial Union
take charge OF pictures sent TO the Centennial Kho"n
before hnal reception By the Newiork state Fund "a
accented The subject Centennial Art Loan Fund he9
cane ny and IA, f T g5Pa ts u .S was 10 Dmos &
caon art BY the loan OF money TO women Tor nsIJSuoG'
subscriptions we're solicited Annual member Sost 30
ana ~. a, he s T has saiy been s16scri6ed
The Central Committee of the Liquor Dealers and
saloon Keepers Associations Of NewYork and Brooklyn held
meeting yesterday The Committee that sent
to Albany introduces bill for new Excise law into the
Legislature reported b had been presented TO both
Uouses and referred 10 committees The liquor dealers think
the advocates were strongly rrrtned ~
Albany and would stouty tie PASSAGE f Tie DL Al
expected had not been OBJ aimed RON The country
liquor dealers who pay much smaller he nse ices man dee
and BTOOk aad are not SUBJECT 10 we sans
interference by the police committee appointed 10 wax
and request him 70 allow the Liquor Dealtrs
To be Represented IN the Board 81 Excise ssH
entirely supported BY them, and regulates theI uAde
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