New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-22

ofne on a
board the boat, and has lot since Deeh seen
One hundred men were discharged from the Erie
Railway shops Yesterday The superintendents say ueto
is work enough keep all the wormen put tAe
The MontclaIr and Greenwood Lake Railroad
hayo completed miles Of track TO connect
their road with Greenwood Lake and their new sea m m on
Grafton by July l. .
.Jobn Newton, machinist, dressed in greasy over
ala borrowed several ladders. sections OF ruDoe' H' w
hosting tackle from the houses around h9feb He
Pawned them and arrested and committed SeSefu'
answer dozen charge@ 49,. r. A,
aan In the with District did not present himself 10 De
sworn Yesterday and is doubtful II he VIII 10 SO AZ an
he does not appear within reasonable ume mo p nU lie
Demoetc candidate contest the seat unless MI Fry
makes an effort " occupyl-
NEWARK.
The Ct Regiment has accepted the invitation 70
participate the Princeton Centennial y"
Can't. J. w. Matthews of Company OF the lst
Regiment was preseuted handsome sword and Det oy
his company on Tuesday night H.,
o. hooners "A soops barces 90 canalboa and 10 side
wheel steamers passed the Newark Bay Lighthouse
Al an early hour yesterday morning the Dody Oh
An unknown woman frighuliy mangled was ioniu Oh 'o
track the Pennsylvania Railroad In Ne"'ef'ey
Frederick, S. and II. G.. Fish and William Allen
started Yesterday morning for the Centennial Exhplton
their They will proceed by way be psaWare
canal 10 the Delaware Water Gap and thence W eno
River to Philadelphia
Steam Fire Engine No. 7, recently purchased, was
tested Yesterday throw perpendicular stream through
"a inch nozzle about 200 feet and hoiiEonI nnSas
through the same 25i feet and through 1919 ho~o
2lO feet. - -, =,
The illicit distillery in the rear of Chappeirs soua
water factory in Crawfordst has been torn down ahu '
fixtures removed The water factory mas pTf @ I
Mr. Chappen giving bond TO the G9yeGn ar rsnton on
Julyj.
NEw-JERsEY.
p,TyRsoN.-Thc annual election of officers Oh the
Paterson Club took place Tuesday night John S"nDnne
was elected President Watson Works were running
Yesterday by permission Of the Chancellor to finish contracts
Mr. Watts Cook, the receiver, has charge
MORRIS PIAHs-The remonsrance against me changng II
everv property owner village and viii be presented 10
the Post Office Department -,
PHtrsBuRoThe the shops OF te Central Ea az
road Of New Jersey now working 90 hai uhe A Vi 0
force working one week. and the remainder the next
WEgH,wgry Town Treasurer has been authorized 70
o, 80 zoo ia anticipation Of TO meet current claims
BAYoyyE.-TEo tax ordinance for the ensuing year 10
Ssl,OGo ". roxc ret.ND
NFwrowY-A few days ago woman, somewhat
advanced in years, arrested ON charge OF ass" a
battery She qnarreed with exConstabe Sni'h
line fence which she claimed belonged 70 her oh'A
nor Win hammer and she dirt at him, when mt MN
in the face OF this he complained Justice yandeyeer olna
the woman gully 1;d sentsaosa n1r substu
ing Penitentsry in place 81 the Jai hsIo h % ar
fre fore the Justice complaint Of German %o
IIa Who charged them With ASSUMING her beI os
DacA and her BODY leIOy censIiing with tie
esi sole hsi In ~ ss esscs aud have taken steps
i hsya t , Woman a. s ibsT5Ied frOr prison.
IoSG ISLAND CIrY-seyer Of the officials appointed by
Mayor Dinas have applied to S1dse ne a p
TO be due services pror to INC erection 81 ION
UeBcyOse Tho injunction restraining me l1ytSl r,tt
y Of The officials has been dismissed by Juase frt'
E,srPogr-wiam jayne carpenter at work on tne VINO
Jay afternoon iTom he top si he wheel 20 o, s and @
t tai,D hls sun. lis injuries are fatal.
STATEN ISLAND.
Sr,Prrrov.-The anniversary Of the founding OF
tho paruers Family Asylum attached 70 the Seaman i'e-
treat wiz be held 30 tie last DAY OF the annui if
given by The institution The annual collections IN the
urches on the slaad beneht OF the Smith InnaFy
viii b, made OF Sunday June 70 The ihsu'u-on - e'
supported by cAlfiJ,
appointment Of police
ls Tor lis purpose Tor whi5h hey
CA,urroy-ros Republicans Ist District meet
friday Tor thc purpose OF forming Campaign e4do
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
Tic African Methodist Episcopal Church Confor-
ence ia Brooklyn Adjourned yesterday The following appoint
neuts were by Bishop wayman Flushing Circuit Ed
ward ThouI and D. X. Jackson Rome ana Auburn As
Amos; Ad Gown, W. II. Townsend LechIort j. h ftahk
lin. Nlero.e W ~ Bosnian Oswcg0 \. }; Dudley Kinder.
hook q. aowhray Huntington, W. a Ross AinityWns'
= r. DAVIS eks,o AID v tlialasOursl ~ Dorea COX,
slcale j. IL NchOis and J. H. Morgan HosyG beaIlln
.g john John fris6e Norwich j. H. AoCoyi Albany Jon
w. Cooper Buffalo, caleb Woodyard; fieeCsI, BloeAyn
S X NS'orkE j. " H. Williams sc'''' t.
The senlI-annual exercises of Grammar School No.
25 in Filth It, Frstayo held yesterday IN the
which were beautifully decorated with flags The
b,s 10 the number OF about 500 performed their several
parts dialogues defamation, and singing, in manner
that ne applause q the aTdenes The lumber 81 siIf
ii Whit win 0iue sashes Their part OF Ss Prosramme be-
girls t,n roc.ted Tho Independence Bell TINS was io
o"e9 " eo N s Masp j. H. @sr ~ L. oatS ed Dr.
barry made addresses The exercises in The male department.
a. s directed the exercises tue female department.
POLICE NOTES.
Alexander Collins age 30. of No. 307 Madison-st,
was found dead IN nis bed yesterday morning.
The body of an unknown found in the
North River last light Font Washington Point.
Tho trial of Patrolman Stevenson, charged with
throwing kisses at Mary Louise stroA Of No 2d' seventh
ave, was continued Untl tomorrow
Catherine Huteborn, age 3d. while intoxicated
Yesterday morning. jumped nom me 9o OF NO hot Oheiy
Patroman Mitchell of the Fourteenth Precinct was
charged cruelty and nhumany beating Fre'eriok lei
inkie at Jcrsoys. May Z. The declared
closed.
In the case of Officer Hill Of tho Tombs Police
Court charged by Wm j. buckingham with brutay as 1T
ing in TIC Police Court on June 9, the decision was
reserved.
Officer Breen found the body of an unknown
the East River near Pier 10 l. last night She
about 40 years OF had dark brown hair and "orea
Jacob Johannis of No. 9 Greenwicli-st. was struck
on tine head by monkey wrench which fell from On the
V Halfway yesterday. lie received dangerous wound
John Costello. VINO dropped the wrench, was arrested.
Capt Lowcry Of the Sixth Precinct placed on
tia Yesterday charged with conduct unDeCOmng an officer
n arc,iing bstktepcr May p, also win calling
patrolman "coWaIdy." Both against him were ais
missed.
Richard Dryer of No 50 Charlton-st., who on
Tuesday entered the coal bunker Of the steamer
Itutannc with hight and badly burned by explosion
the bunker ded yesterday afternoon IN the New
York Hospital.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Jacob
Joannes assaulng John Costello in Green
w,ht, with wrench, acuring his skull and was held to