New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-02
npwvopK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 2 1876
customs and practices which, before ana sce have been
recognized by the Supervisors.

customs and practices which, before and ce have been
recognized by the supervisors.
GLEN CovE-James Stuart, who for some time past has
been employed by X L. NJ Barlow gardener yesterday
made complaint before Justice Frost that he had been
wayaid on Tuesday evening by Edward Hall and his son.
who threatened him with personal violence unless ne
paid them $l7 which they claimed ne owed tnem iOr
them So Stuart denies that he owed Hall any money
and upon arragnnen before the Justice father ana con
were held TO await the action OF the Grand Jury.
HEMPsTEAD-The superintendents OF the Poor yester-
day displaced Charles Wright as keeper OF the POOR
OF jamaica in his place This action has been pending
since Jan. 1, when the old keepers time expired Dut
until Yesterday the superntendents were unable ~
upon successor IL app airs that the promoters Of the
new county scheme on Long Island have neglected. 10
guence must necessarily DO delay when may prove
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-John Brennan of Gordon-st.,
while engaged in unloading schooner at the Coast
Wrecking Company's Dock yesterday, was seriously III
jured about the head by the falling of piece of ice
The steamer Thomas Coyer, after having been reftted,
aga been placed upon the North Shore Opposition
addiiionai water front adjoining s old property Of a
cost Of $1,000 and will extend new pier ESQ Feet long,
to form another basin for commercial purposes
PoRr RIoHMosD-The revival at the Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church is now In its sixth week. marked
feature Of the movement that most OF tue persons who
have united with the church have attained mature years
many of them being heads OF families The revival ser
vices the Mission Church at IraVsvle VIII close TINS
mat much mch GOOD has been accomplished William T.
holds mortgage for 10000 upon the docks ano
place owned by the North Shore Ferry Company IL y
dated Aug. 10, 1874, but was not recorded until
Jan. IA, 1876.
ToMPKGxsvuLE-Th delegates OF the various Irish
Societies OF InchInond County nave decided to nave
parade on ST. Patreks Day William Gorry, P resdem
OF the village of Edgewate has been elected Pesdent
OF the united societies.
-BRoHros-Ths contract for lighting I42 street
lamps in the Fist Ward tor three months, has been
awarded to Edwin A. Bourne Tor ISL 10.
RIcHNoNDThe arrests for violations OF the Excise
law from July 49, 1878, to JAM 81 1876 NUMBER 10
NEW-JERSEY.
HoBOKEY.-A warrant has been issued for
the arrest Of Emil Hoessner on complaint OF Charles
walthers who alleges that Hoessner away with his
wife The police made 20 arrests during February
Robert le the bookkeepcr OF the First National Bank
who assaulted by Miss Lehman with handful 81 rel
hiding and il il stated that Miss Lehman viii Institute
suit for breach OF promise.
PATERsoS.-Tbe price OF ice increased yesterday
in The Murray six mill 20 Of whom struck on Monday.
that they did becaus Mr. ityle bad reduced their
closing OF the Pheix Nill which LEFT 200 persons seek
ing for work Some Of the men who were reduced have
families 10 support Mr. Rye states that the men per
formed only bOys work. and he could not therefore, ny
than boys wages. The appropriation OF %3ioVO
short about $780, the Board OF Education has been
Tor some time CONSIDERING now 10 meet .ns hi o,nioI
that the Board Will not be justified IN transferring th
other account. The Board nhliy resOlNed
to make pro rata reduction IN the FEBRUARY sdhlts VI
principals and teachers in order to meet the dehclenc
aud the President instructed To confer with the Ciy
Counsel to the best means OF securing LEGISLATION !"
make good the teachers and others tue amounts dc
and remaining unpaid
ELHsBETH.-On Monday evening two men, one OF
whom King, recent State Prison convict, ana bc
oner Harry Rowb9than, we're brought 10 inns cry ~
Capt. Darling and an officer VINO maze lhe arrest III
Newark Tho men are charged win ropO'nS Daree
% zabethport and OF belonging 70 gas o s ts
Island An inquest was begun ON Tuesday AFTERNOON
IN the case Louis RcSchhc VINO was found dead on
Washington-aye on Sunday night Inc evidence taken
proved that Rescnke had been elected from the saloon OF
Michael Quinn ON MashngtOnftye ana permitted 10 lie
the ground for several hours.
BAYosSE.-Mrs. John Burke wife Of laborer on the
wharyes struck by an express traln on the Cen
trai Railroad OF SeN-Jersey on LuesiS nlgnt, hug1
about yards, and Instantly killed. Tue aedon OF tue
Legislature referring 10 the practice OF 0yerdrawinS ap
preparations and prohibiting Boards and commissioners
from continuing this course prompted me common
Council TO call for report o. It's nnaheal CONDITION,
which furnished by the Treasurer AT the last meet
ing, showing the expenditures and appropriations VI III
oyer,irawn was that Of tue Poor Department.
UNION HILL.-Ex- Councilman ID. z. Weseryelt has
been nominated Tor Town Treasurer; The BuLs felry
Road Commissioners have d, eided to appoint an NJ
spector supentend tue OF the new sewer
POLICE NOTES.
Michael RYAN of No. 23l East Twenty-eighth-st:
knocked down by John Martin yesterday dternoO ana
William Cooper fell from the third-story window
Of his residence at No Muiberyst Last night TO the sde
wak, and fatally injured.
Rosanna Dickinson was found dead on the floor of
her n lencc at 24O Fast Eighty rstst, last night By
her husband on his return flom work
Patrick Smith of No. 335 Avenue fell from
cOalcat and was run oyer yesterday afternoon. HIS IN
Iuries viii probably result fatally.
Henrietta Miller of No. 627 East Eleventh-st., an
insane womau In the last night al the
foot u Eighteenth 81. without shoes or hat
Emil Weber an infant, died yesterday morning at
his residence at No $40 Essex ST. om eIys os caused b.
being the foTeBnger by his brother, age u
Jane Loughln was arrested yesterday on charge
ofro Joan Il
chagc OF may upon Juhus haucG OF No 81 fstave on
Tuesday night