New-York tribune., 1876-02-02

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delivered before leaving not to absent themselves with
the permission. except in case OF sickness TO agree tna
ubstne and to allow the employer the right of deduct
ing from their the amount OF damage W
the document and the looms were idle yesterday with
the exception OF three worked by onsociety men "a
Meyerberg states that his hands were forced 70 ske H
the union men, and that the prices paid were re-
Gently agreed at meeting and were considered sas
factory.
HARRrsoy-The body Of the boy killed last Friday has
been identied that OF John Robinson Of Jersey CITY
lie had been sent homo from Tor 40 excuse Gu s Un
Railroad depot and procured ride to Newark wheLe he
remained several days with the amy OF ssvinS M tbe
family, he wandered abou the streets until ne ~as
hoods lie was discharged upon promising to 40 home.
and has not until his body was recognized ny
the mother.
OR,yGE.-On Monday afternoon Mrs Col Edward
Wright in company with sister and niece, was driving
near the property Of Mr. Redmond, when large dog
spraug at tho horses, rendering them unmanageaoie
bash1g down tho steep road to Valleyst the horses
turned sharply and oveturned the eafrage hs i
face and sustained bruises The ether ladies we're also
less injured The carriage was Dadiy DroAen' anu
the horses slightly hurt
PRIycEros-John Christie and Edward Gibney were
arrested yesterday under State warrant for conspiracy
TO ntimdate sonecuers employed on the ne"
OF by the day The prisoners demand nearing, upon
motion for bail which VIII be granted me ion
branch OF which exists in Sew-Jersey IL causes no
little excitement here.
the Delaware Iackawanna and Western Railway yester-
day but fell OF when near the tunnel and RI
Independent Association has requested the BOaru OF
Police 20 reduce salaries Of policemen 20 per cent,
and the number Of men to 3d.
LONG ISLAND.
BARNUM's IsLAND.-The investigation into
the affairs Of the Poorhouse continued yesterday
Thomas Peet bookkeeper the island Joseph Petit
until recently assistant keeper; Theodore A. Carman
who IA engaged boring for water the island, and
Charles Powell OF the superntendents, were exam
ned. The testimony tended to eIonerate ,S; SnaiiS;
against him. The only case Of open immortality yet es
tabshed Is that Of Mary Pnkham The testimony JAILED
t establish any connection between the keeper and the
flight Of Mary Pnkhsm from the island Mr. Powell
showed that the institution Is conducted In an
manner He stated that pauper came the super
ntendents could give him suit OF clothes ana keep nm
for - 10. and that sfterSaTd he could he main
tanned FOR 50 cents a week.
STATEN ISLAND.
PORT RICHMoND.-Jobn Burns, who has been
confined in the Kings County Penitenary since June
for an attempted Indecent assault upon little girl. was
relaed last Tuesday on writ ~ habeas corpus. Burns
has sued Justice Middebrook FOR fsse imprison-
that The Justice power inprson him for l. niger
than SIX months attempt at indecent Assault not oelbs
statutory crime
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NORTH TARRYTOwS.-An enlargement OF the
public school is proposed and the matter Is to De brought
before the next meeting In March.
WHITE PLAINs-About 30 prisoners are at present con-
fined IN the county Jail
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
4 musical and literary entertainment was
given by Glee Club OF the College OF the City OF New
York Last evening at the Washington Hights Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Oue-hundred and-nfty st.
near Tenth-aye.
At the meeting Of the Police Board yester
day permission granted TO the following societies TO
give masked balls: Lied-rkranZ, sangerust Verein
Erholen. Beethoven Manuerchor, Columbia Pleasure
CLUB. Society OF cratic CODfectoners, New York sing
ing Academy Deutscher Mannercaol ATiOn Ledertafe,
and BrOadDack Association.
The annual meeting Of the Parochial Aid
Society took place Monday evening. This organEa-
ton governs all the church work aud charities connected
with the First Reformed Episcopal Church Of this city
An election OF officers took place for the ensuing year
aud the Society proposes To accomplish large amount OF
difficult and valuable labor
The Commissioners of Emigration, at their
meeting yesterday, received communication from Con
troler Grren demanding annual rent OF $50 0oO in
advance, ior the OF Castle Garden. communica-
ton received from Wards Island complaining OF the
bad quality Of the condensed milk furnished ~ the emf
grants The Commissioners hope that the Legislature
will authorize increase in the rate OF head money from
II 30 10 - 80, 10 be paid by the steamship and sanE
companies.
The German Woman's Aid Society held
their thiryrst annual meeting yesterday afternoon at
81 Matthews Church. The Secretary stated that the
Society has increasing in numbers and resources
steadily has been able 70 widen s field OF labor
During Isi5 nrst year Of existence the Society re
leved sO widows and orphans. In 1872 34O4 persons
relieved. and during the past year 4134 widows
and orphans had been aided Ihe assets OF the
society Sl256O 10 Tue receipts during the past
year we're SlOs97 -, and the expenditures so63 A.
leaving balance in the treasury OF S3,934 oil Mrs.
Anna udorfer reelected President OF the Society
The Executive Committee of the Republican
Central Committee met last evening at Republican Hail.
tor the purpose of ehectins organization. Hugh
Gardiner acted as temporary chairman. George ".
Mason was elected permanent chairman Of the Com
mittee. The charges made by Alderman slmOnsop who
wts candidate for rseection in the With AdermaHic
District that lie had been defeated by party reaehery
which referred the Executive Committee BY the
Central Committee, taken up and a subcommittee
appo ted "a investigate the matter The contest in
With and XVIII Assembly Districts, which also
referred the Executive Committee FOR nvests alton,
were LAID on the "a lie.
The Board of Apportionment yesterday voted
to transfer uueIpended balances, amounting TO
.92s 10. 10 Appropriation for " paving the ways Of
West Washington Market" The Board then appropriated
from the Excise Fund $500 the Twenty.tnird Ward
Relief Association. A communication from County
Judge Gudersleeye was received asking .hat offices
formerly occupied ard furnished bN him. IN the Bennett
Building. DO hired by the city " County Judges
chambers" Tue request referred To the Controller
oT~tler with COMMUNICATION from the Father Mathew
Benevolent society. nclosng a bill OF 1922 20 for
fixtures etc. belonging the society and taken by the
city N repairing Jefferson Market
The Baptist Home tor the Aged and Infrm,
in Sixy-e shth-st., Fourth-ave, crowded yes
ieruay NJ tue seventh ANNUAL meeting OF the society
The annual report Of the Secretary received There
- inmates the Home present 10 Of whom have
been admitted within the past year. Drs. Hanks and
Richardson received the thanks of the Society for their
services The receipts during the year S29424 H.
the expenses - j522 So, leaving balance hand OF
s39Ol 90 Tie per week of supporting each inmate
stated % be- - SO The election Of officers for be
ensuing year resulted follows For Direetresses Mrs
ID. c. Hays, Ms. ). NJ Amber and Mrs. ". ID. Murphy
Treasurer, Mrs. j. NJ. Bruce Secretaries, Mrs I. T.
Butler aud Mrs. William j. Todd long discussion reil-
1--WE to the at which should in future ID
mitted TO tho Home followed, but decision was