New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-08

Aldermen and other officials calling on private
matters will be before 10 a. m OF After p IN.
| Several property owners, among whom were Hugh
Mclaughlin Edward birmingham, Philip Engemann EIza
beth Johnson appeared before Che Ocean
cd 10 them Tor land taken entirely too small
When the roll was called at the Catholic orphan
Asylum at Albany and St. last evening 1t was
discovered that Charles Muy his 6rohsT Iath nS b a
failed Tey the regulation gray suits when they e
The Rev. DR.. T.. Dewitt Tamage, upon invitation
Of prominent cergymen in Western cities, has agreed 10
deliver addresses the subject Of the expulsion 81 ie
from the public schools in Cincinnati CeSeah @
Dayton. and other cities lie will sa'e Tor ue "'' heA'
week
David Hunter who sued the Grand Street ana
Railroad Company yesterday got verdict OF YOU
for broken thigh caused by the negligence OF The
Ign CITY Railroad Company tor crushed loot caused W o
Upon complaint of the members of the Grand jury
that the occupied by them is bsy ventilated Judge
yesterday assigned them 10 the reporGrs room IN ss
y the Board of sGpefvi.0rs ana refused
consequence, the Grand Jury is now dehDerans
Thomas Qugley alias Michael Kelly, John Con-
James Bradley and James Whaen alias VIM Dnnn
IA default $4,000 bail committed yesterday TO
Raymond Jail by United states wnslow
charge Of breaking into the Post Once at Long Island
contents.
The tenth annual report of the Brooklyn Chill
drens Society 81 Poparst has been issued ana
contains information TO it's work in preventing
crime. Since sept J. 1866, DUO nave
placed in good homes SO16 boys have been taken III
from 4792 have been taught to use The sew
rmaehiae 500 articles clothing have been distributes
ocire S2Gsid meas have been furnished Ia TIE hungry,
aud 81 received from boys In part payment for foot
work Tor as and compel every friend have to help
us days which bear heavily on the homeless
A'D A''' JERSEY CITY.
In the Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday Patrick
Mahon wa. fined s2j for selling liquor without license.
The Exempt Fircmen's Association has roorganized
pr,gi liant INA 4 lTrI
reports balance or Sio,lOI.
Alice Cunningham who was stabbed by Michael
Shannon at Bayonne month is detained as witness at
tie Hudson Jail and fears entertained that she mas
become partially derangcd
Theodore L. Phillips, n dry goods merchant OF
Pittsburgh PENN who arrested Thursday night was
examined before Justco Keese yesterday on earge f OBJ
i hyer@ 60 o ias %sT yak d"6oGcs
The ease Of Thona. and james Goodwin, accused
OF killing their father concluded I'm the Hudson County
Court OF oyer and feae ygry ar T%,n,s ef of }@ a
after an aD.sneo 81 ' , no'tsi i ra " Vas r
mandc,i for sentence, and James Released
At the last meeting of the Hudson County Board
Of Chosen Frcchocrs Ilastead stated that mas
much a. three aning Committees had failed 10 pro
1e the niS OF G Rar e ne s Gs Tec
ctcd The Committees BY Ipiouns Gi6'@A Chairman GA
Young Chairman OF The Auditing Committee.
1t has been ascertained that the young man who
va run lay night by the Pat rson train at The
Bergen ldu M voluntarily thltN hlh7'
under the Tht bIdy identified yesterday az that Of
Charles Prs 3IS West Twenty ulrh At, New YORK
diary found IN hs I9fAe iaI,7 ." G' 9 ", h,s y o
bee married broke the enlargement because he became
NEWARK.
The Rev. Mr.. Kerr Of the West Newark Reformed
Church will be installed SUNDAY evening.
George H. BRAKEMAN of No. II Walnut-st. was
severely burned by The explosion OF gasoline lamp on Thurs
diy night
one Of the prisoners at the Comfy Penitentiary
on Thursday hs Is broken D. tlo cayns in OF an TN
bankIurnt.
John Kalaher ago Il, OF No ii Searng-st., last
evening assaulted the wife Gtorge Flanagan Of Newark
and Warren s whrrcdpon the latter struck kaiahor on the
Il, at wtA maiet hil.ctnB 4 serious wound.
Michael Kane the notorious burglar, whose arrest
after escaping several ,unatc a um has already been
publ ici - arrasuc ia the OF quarter sessions
yesterday plo1d indictment for breaking INTO o.. tailor
shop O. Fr,c,E. CoI and bergen st ana Stealing 80
~ i,oas fo.nd % i- possession AZ Ilo1oNeu
ioana That thc pr-1.'r sildr.i mat, os,, si On a
UTTERED, ANA OF The ual doyn l'F Nc'ih, ,Ay next
SEW-JERsEl.
HARRisON-Thc Common Council met on Thurs
DAY evening Treasurer rcp'rtoi $3.50 received Tor
tAscs In December several pr-ous whose property was
,r, 81 Tor o ios unpaid produced r1cepts or the
same rrstr,s al Tax Collectors Francis
H. Coyc a?ly ci special Constable amt VIM Ni'h"ia,
sivncrs
r,rrn-os Of small dscoyrTai ys.isray in
D.ruDcr mdc plcAon g. nave ni' p,stL ods" guarded
~ hr fear, vii be aa hi b. npJ IA" cN has
olly t,o attic, paved ami yac.dtmiti streets ana TIE sh
ti..uieut TIA, 81 tine" ~idtonA miles
az. DIV year ir.t year, t cost viii iit "N'r
$4,000 an u annual ,cniitle for cleaning ana rsIs
b, rrIDco.l $1,000
Lu. Hn,>ci-r The annual election Of Long Branch and
S,ssnore ir,ad Company Ma bel On tiirs4i 40. 9i
Iua.ls Bnan of Directions vas chosen; J-y could, /. D.
Nor,sn 10 stockton John d. Bacon, r., Nehemiah, Perry
h. bl dcr, john }. Gror-r 'ahfl D. p7b1u H. -
Greene. J.. =. aned", l.. G. I"l"I' u. williamson Ltoi
Abbctt
n the public schools =" III hereafter be
BtlII stIdtph 10 rrsr tMO years 90
siry Oh $500 pei bror bcng advanced "a TIE higher
.lI4Ir, WA,4c tHc salary Is sJot or iuotc.
fiXAuEIii- City tpuEcl % roo this evening 20 com
u organization. 81 y Ato-ucs i Ia De c.ectt ahl
he standing tOnn,iit,., ate 80 de- ap."ht'i
An exrhangc asks \" Is there \ saddCr spec