New-York tribune., 1876-03-01

made by Mr.. Budenberger, that the assessments on
property lately ceded 70 Hoboken by weehswken were
these charges. revival meetings at the Morris and
I kfy M Sp0 asss
! alarge number Of conversions among railroad men.
NORTH BEReEn-During fight among railroad men
| yesterday, John Curry thrown down embank.
nent breaking his arm and causing other Serious aS
| ries.
PArEasoy-Three hundred and thirty{our persons re-
ceved assistance from the city on Monday, at ex.
pense OF 1878 three four inches thick cut al
in the DIVISION Methodist Episcopal cSseS
last night Charlie Hale blind boy sang several hymns
No SIS Westst. on Sunday at the advanced age Of 80
| years. The funeral will take place to-day.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAIcA.-The Town Board passed resolu.
tons requesting their representatives in the Legislature
to use their best to prevent the of the
for the erection Of the county Of Nassau and ap
pointed committee OF four citizens TO to Albany and
the views and wshS @ o inc so%n IN regard 70
similar resolutions were passed.
RocKAwAY-J II. Hitler has recently contracted for
| the building of a commodous hotel aud restaurant.
NEwT0wS.-supervsor Burroughs has paid to the
Overseers or the F0or @%'lol Ao' fcoe'eo LUZ liquor
licenses up TO Jan. TO-
BAY srDE-A new grange of the Patrons Of Husbandry
has been organized, with 4. whitney foWeu n Master
STATEN ISLAND.
RrcHMoyp.-The Board of Supervisors has
made the following appropriations for 1875 Interest
on County bonds, S61 900; bonds past due. s25,50o
State tax S54,939 70 Police Department, S42,s50;
Poor-house $4,000; County abstract s17stl 55 sal
Of County judge Of ~ Su0Sass rS0t s,s ees
rapher $3.50 Of cOnstabes and Justices Of Sessions
S2,5O0; OF District Attorney $1,000 all asyums
800 janitOr OF buildings $500; Jantor TO o1cers
$9o0 coHpensation TO Supervisors $500; past
due for asyums, S5,9S4 O3j contingencies, S3J232 27
total, S274997 "a.
the pastorate of St. Mary's Episcopal Church; Ash
Wednesday will be celebrated today by the usual morn
ing services IN the Episcopal and Catholic churches
throughout Richmond County.
TorrENvnLE.-A Young Mems Christian Association
has been formed one OF the fruits OF the reVlFa meer
ings now being held.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
WEsTcHEsTER-A little girl in this place
recently set fire TO her dress and her attracted
the attention OF her mother, who in smotherng the
flames, was badly burned about the arms and breast
The lives Of both are despalred or
The Board of Aldermen last evening received
a communication from Mayor Traphagen, inclosng As
sembyman Browns bill providing for public park, and
called the attention OF the Board to the subject The
In the vicinity Mill Creek and the ground will made
by filling in with ashes and garbage. Action on the
matter was postponed
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Hon. Hooper C. Van Worst lectured last
evening before crowded audience Of street boys at the
Eleventh Ward Boys Lodging house at No. ZOE East
EleventhsG HIS topic was g How to Succeed"
At the meeting of the Commissioners OF
Emigration yesterday, bills for supplies for the month
aggrcgatng S. 1885, and the salaries OF the Wards Island
and Castle Garden employees TO the amount OF o24 Oh
were passed
AT the meeting Of the Board of Police yester-
day Patroman Thomas II. Potts dismissed from the
force for being absent from his post He was found
asleep bakery The following were appointed patroi-
men James McQuade. william Byrne, Charles o Col
on and John McDermott II was rePresen,ea ID S S0n
muncation from the Board OF Health that shty thrd-
st. between Second and Thrdaves, was In nthy con
dition.
A dramatic entertainment was given last
evening Union League Club Theater In aid OF the
widows and orphans OF the hremen killed at the Broad
way fire. The theater crowded TO the doors ana ne
receipts from the entertainment Will be very large
Three plays were presented under the nrS
F. R. smith Robert Hysop Max RAIDER ars r J; Ses oSiS
well Mrs Susan Fox Miss Julia Gr1n Mrs sara spence
and Miss Alice Woodruff.
Delegates from the Liquor Dealers Protec-
tive Union the German Saloon Keepers and the Liquor
and Beer Dealers Associations the Associated Liquor
Dealers and the Brooklyn Liquor Dealers
bly Rooms organized organization 10 protect
the trade aud especially to unite In procuring new Ex
else law. Martin Nachtmann opened the meeting feT-
manent officers were elected as tolows PsesdGnt' y.
Cunnngham yice;Presidents Martin Nachtmann d,ni T.
lee was appointed to draft bill for new Excise Jaw
and introduce 1t into the Legislature.
A large meeting of plasterers was held at
Glass Hall asst evening The Committee appointed at
the last meeting submitted the Constitution and Bylaws.
which adopted. The main points are that plaster
shall only perform days labor and not worS on CON
tract that II an employer Withh0lds the wages OF
Union workman, all the Union men in his employ al tne
time shall strike, and refuse to WORK unt ther eopan
ion be paid: that 10 plasteTer unless he Is MEMBER
shall receive any assistance from the Unon ana na no
strike shall be ordered except on the vote OF t"%os %
ating money 10 defray the burial expenses OF decesa
member laid over until the next meeting ABOUT Az
new members were added.