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Suicide IN NEWARK.

Edgar Farmer, an old and respected citizen
Of Newark y. j. committed suicide On Monday He ld
not return home Monday night ana yesterday morn
inc WAS found suspended from beam In the lot Of his
st,lc Mr. Farmer was one Of tho oldest trunk manu-
faeturcrs in Newark, having begun business IN lsto.
TIE firm dd very large business and employed abont
100 workmeu. Recently the finn had been very much
embarrassed but its stability not questioned Mr..
Farmer who was very sensitive, became greatly de
- vs. uu,Iouit,dly the result of insanity. Mr..
Farmer v3s for the past eight years member 81 the
u,-I of Chosen frrcholicTs from the l!st Ward, ana
fr ta ,.f b-c ,cars s Director For three years he
Wa d.ut of the Essex Pubic Road Board aud was
N hector i'm several banking and insurance companies.
JTS s Tor many years an elder in TIE FIRST Reformed
C,rrh eupcr.ltcud. nj of the SundIy,ChOOl, and an
active and earnest CHRISTIAN worker. lie was 02 years
,It and leaves vie and four children.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
ABUEGLARY FRUSTRATED.

Detectives King and Wood of the Police
Central Olce when near Graudst. the Rowcry yes
terlay. noticed tgo acting susicousiy aud appa-
rcry waiting to enter the house OF Claude Crave con
fcctioner at No. 1G Grandst. The thieves entered the
house bat soon out aud arrested and taken
10 the Police Central Oce. There they gave their names
as Edward Wheeler aud Benjamin Bash. Upon being
searched Wheeler was found 10 have lot Of beads. two
neg baudKcrchlefs two breastpn-, and set Of shirt
sIuds: Bush had SOB and a new baudkcrchlcI. Inc
officers went back 10 Mr.. Graves house aud i"HHd th@L
il, tGc room where the thieves had entered there
Iureau containing 800 In grccnbacs besides other
valuable property Bon prisoners were t3hiut,tl % iot
trial nm default oil 900 bail each, at tc Essex Market
Inllcc court.
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THE WHISKY ARRESTS.

One additional arrest in the alleged crooked
whisky cases IN this city made ycstcrddy-that OF
Seth EIy Of No. l43 Frout,t. His bail was fixed at
500 600 and surccs were offered but will be passed
upon by the Distrct-AtOncy until to-day. Philip w.
Tuskas bond has been accepted Nine arrests have now
been made under the recent indictments Several OF the
persons for whom warrants havo been issued have left
the CITY or cauuo be- found The arrested persons treat
tIc matter lightly sud say they have been indicted for
mere tcruura violations Of the revenue law ana cannon
he convicted of any frauds. They ind much iault win
thc large bail bonds required by the DisriciA torney
and say that they Obliged O gave security IN sums
four times as great oXacted from tho Western dis
uIlers.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
SLIT Upon A LOST STOCK CERTIFICATE

The suit of the Sixth National Bank Of New
York against the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
was tried yesterday, before Judge Donohue, In supreme
Court, Circuit. Tho plaintiff held certificate iof lOO
shares Of stock Of the railroad company In 1874 when
mad been pledged to the bank and asked new ceith
cate the defendant The defendant sent oaeA lhe
cert aeatc cancelled, without any new certificate The
defense was that this certificate Issued In 1868 TO
one Milccn who filed in the transfer power on the
back and lost IL IN the Office Of one James Dart ue
yc notice To - rt aud tue public that this certificate
,. lost and then obtained q new cert Hcatc. Defend
ants counsel charged THAT Dart had pledged lh.s ccr
g.ir. 10 IS acU ne knew lie had no tlght tbs me OF
proof was objected to the ground that thr pialhH
having enabled fraud to he perl"ttatcd Ia ths way
,stnuprd from DENYING the Liability account 0I
sl.cl haui and, Judge D1nphuc sustaining ths view
Judgment was entered for the bank for SlO,Ol3 ~
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
CITY APPROPRIATIONS.
MEETING or THE BOARD or APPoRToNMENr-fHE
EXCISE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATE.

MEETING or THE BOARD or APPoRTiONMENT-fHE
EXCISE DEPARTMENTS ESTIMATE.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionmcnt
vcsedav resolved that tie future meetings Of The Board
boud be subject to the call Of The Chair instead OF being
held at regular intervals, heretofore The Controller
os authorized TO issue 800 900 in bonds 20 pay elaine
aud judgments against tho city. communication from
the Commissioners of the lid District Jefferson Mar
keb Courthouse asking for appropriation of 100000
for the completion OF the building was referred to tho
Controller Controller Green said he had received
a reduisltion from the officers Of the Brooklyn
Bridge Company for money. The question
NJ issuIpg bonds 10 the amount OF S1OoOOOO
for this purpose was laid un next meeting The
Controller offered resolution authorizing tho issuing OF
S9i7GO5 % in bonds pay awards for lands taken III
LAYING ont streets and in the upper part OF the
ity He thought awards In some cases were eXtraya
CANT but the claimants pressing him for payment,
and lac was in favor Of taking some action at the next
meeting of the Board which time the resolution was
laid over.
The Excise Commissioners asked that the appropra-
tops for their salaries and expenses for the year be
made Accompanying this communication was the fol-
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

propriaon at 600 was lost and the matter was ao
over until the next meeting
DINNER OF THE PRINCETON ALUMNI
The repular annual dinner of the Princeto

The regular annual dinner OF the f1hce'oii
College Alumni Association was given ct DeimohicoS :, "
Fourteenthst and Fithave., last evening Among 'he
so or 60 gentlemen who assembled TO talk over te COZ
lege days were Parke Goodwin. for eSeral years rIe
dent of the Association Gen. Horace iorter, tne hcY
Irenaus Prime the Rev. DR.. stephen Alexander the rev
Dr. Ludlow Dr. Pennington, Chancellor Halstead ol Ne"
Jersey the Hon. William Patterson, Judso AshOe'
Greene Major Bundy, and Prof. Guy ot OF the coheEe
Previous 10 the dinner officers ected Tor Tue e
suing year. Mr. Goodwin contint ed as fresuehl
with, as Vice-Presidents, Jonathan Edgar lhohas ~
McCarter DR.. Robert Remsen, Woolsyy Johnson NJ D'
and VIM j. McGee j. c. Drayton was elected Secretary
and j. c. scrbner Treasurer j W. AIeNanuer'
Robert W. Hail. and several )ther gehtlei'c"
were elected TO serve an Executive committee
When the dinner was finished, Mr. Goodwin thanked tho
alumni for his reelection the office of Presllehl o te
Association He also made some pleasant allusi1ns, W
tbe early history OF III ncctOn College as cOnnec1u WIZ
the centennial year the Nations independence ne le
Introduced Prof Guyot who, In response To ne 'os vi
Alma Mater" gave account OF Tue eSiai
and COMPLETION Museum in Natural History ~
fhe College from which he drfted into some abstract
theories concerning the properties OF mlnd ana inatsI
The Rev DR.. Ludlow responded TO the toast, ~ me
clergy PRO ounding the maxim, 'lf you want ynur
cersymen TO preach good sermons, feed them WELL Tine
evening was spent in listening to responses t0 tne Oo"
ing toasts "ihe Bar" by Judge Greene; Ihe Me,icai
Profession" by Dr. PenningtOn; "Other COiicSes nh
ewercd bv !. letter from VIM ". Evarts " Army ana
Navy" by Porter; Friends OF the COege, ny INC
Rev. Dr. Prime " The Press by Major Bundy.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
LONG ISLAND EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The annual cOnyOcatlOn OF the diocese ol
Long Island OF the Protestant Episcopal Church was
held yesterday in the Church o the Holy Trinity az
Clinton and Montaguc-sts., Brooklyn. Among the
clcrgymen present were Bishop Smith OF KENTUCKY
who presided the Rev. Charles r. Hall OF Holy llmy'
acting Bishop OF the diocese; the Rev. DIS W. A sh'ey
Of Grace Noah Hunt schenck OF 81. AIMS Paddock OF
ST. Peters and the Rev Mcssrs. William A. Leonard oi
the Church OF the Redecmer, Edmund d. cooper oil AS
toria Cornelius L. living Of st. Thomass Mlssloh' ahu
Tho Cook Of the Associate Mission The Rev Dr. schehcK
OF st AIMS Church the Highs preached the ahuuai
sermon prefacius it with history Of the Long Island
Diocese under the administration of Bishop Lttelohn.
After the discourse collection taken up IN AID OF
the Diocesan Missions. Bishop Smith, the Rev DE- RAD
dock and others, then administered the sacraicht OF
the Lords supper - A., ,, r
Dcr OF ST. Luke's Church was chosen presiding ouceT
the Rcy Dr. DlOuu Secretary and the Rev r. '. Blak'
Treasurer Favorable and encouraging reports were
read from the various Committees The trustees OF me
estate belonging the diocese read their report "hlh
was declared be satisfactory. Statements were nde
concerning the Bishops salary, the iund tor aged ana III
GfIn clcrsvmcu, tile Church Charity FOundauOn, tho
DncrSgn library, the Theological Seminar, the Lplsco-
nal fund and The Diocesan fund. After SOHO iurther
Toutiue business the Convention adjourned until to-day
4 missionary meeting held last evening, at ~hicn
addresses were made by the Rev. Mcssrs Thomas ,9gh
C. L. Iwiug, l.. ID. Cooper, aud VIM A. Leonard, ana py
Judge Gilbert.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

schoolhouses 900 salaries Of teachers sl5s5o .c,
sDS fuel Incidental expsDses including ;sy
son Of 5000 for fences 81 eeo These appropriation ara
was received from 80 residents protesting AGAINST Tao aet
the First War School in the matter OF using the o
out the petition was signed by few persons who had ca
HoBoKEy-A warrant ssued yesterday for the s,-
Wallace Of Adams st. for atrocousy assauling Ma
whose husband is in he County Joi was visited By the Jas
viii recover John T. Meor keeper OF the Jersey c me
Cemetery was placed yesterday to appear Tor ~
samGter Of MRS sie5ert Of Willow St The girl %o ons Ss
Ia wears old been missing for several months hays
been forcby abducted from the Bremen steamship dock By
band of men.
TREsToS Methodist EPlse,opai , Preachers Association
Rev. c. Hancock President; the Rev. J. L. SOoy Vice
= Brown Treasnrer Mary Piancy ces6rae Ssss .s
H9 n% dTen % Is granScfren and B great Sa hv
Her husband John Pumey, was soldier in tie Of 1872
Hart years in the Revolutionary
River this city.
PArERsoS-In the Passac Comfy Courts yesterday the
examined, but testimony q Importance takeE
though testified as before 20 the good character Of the
sci accused began summing mp. The caseis st
h qs fa viii be At S once Gs today
to the Court and the jury discharged.
oRAYGE-The propretOrs of the Rosedae Cemetery held
receipts 81 1888 SO expenses 27 29 due from Iotownn
SF Which ISss1Si ian '2 sf ooa @Sa
elected: President Nelson Lindsey Secretary,
William PiersOn sr; treasurer, George r. Kingsley. - "
WEST HoBoKES-A box is being located between the
two tracks at elevator where the accident occurred
sgnaman signal the engineer without going on
the stationary platform, the fact OF his having 20
supposed have been the OF the late disaster
NEW BRUNSWICK senior class OF Rutgers College went
their annual excursion Monday under direction Of Prof
returning at p Revival services are being held
the First Baptist First Reformed and Second Presbyterian
Churches annual meeting OF the NewJersey Pharms
centcaI Association viii be held IN this city to-day.
Adam Ban disappeared about two weeks with
reservoir near here, but the money gone.
LONG ISLAND.
NEwTowN.-The body of the man found IN the
woods near Fresh Pond yesterday identified that
John Meter German residing at Remscnst and Burbank
ave. Wiamsburgh had been OF employment soma
time home Wednesday morning FOR the pur.
nose OF looking for something 10 do saying 10 his wife hs
would fnd employ or never return.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
lowing estimate:
Tot


Controller Green said he thought the expenses of the
Dsnartmept should be reduced rather than Increased
last year the appropriation S475Oo and he thought
s34 600 would be adequate for the current year. lie
offered resolution that the salaries OF the Commission
er e reduced 10 $1,000 each and that the toai addl
ona e1peuses shai not exceed SO 0OO The President
OF tie Excise Commission, George W. Morton, VINO was
otesent stated that "a considerable sum OF money had
been lost by the cy account OF numerous VIOLATIONS
of the Excise law about llOO persons have violated
tho Excise the past year by not pure licenses
N would require the full amount named " enable the
Commissioners TO carry the plans proposed Tor pre-
venting these violations The resolution 70 nt lhs
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
ILLNESS AMONG THE JUDGES.

To the list of sick Judges reported in yes
terdav's TRIBUNE must 10 added ChefJusce Davis Of
the Supreme Court who unable yesterday 70 attend
the General Term. Judge Lawrence Is reported to be
recovering. His work in Supreme Court, Chambers was
done Yesterday in part by Judge Brady and in part by
JUDGES Barrett and DOnOhue, they had opportunity
from their own special work. Chicf-JustcS Mcneil,
whose sickness Monday was supposed To be merely
Temporary was reported yesterday 10 have had stroke
of ralvsis after his home aud 10 be In precarI
Gus condition Judge Van Worst is improving but prob
ably will to WORK this week.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
PApIn TRANSIT DELAYS.

IyJuNCrIoN AGAINST THE NEw-YORK ELEVATED
RAILROAD OBTAINED By THE NINTH AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
The New-York Elevated Railroad has re-
ceiyed check in its efforts to extend its lines beyond
Ffty-ninthst in a suit brought by the Ninth 'enae
Railroad Company against it, The suit is brought IN the
C,urt OF Common Pleas, where ChiefJustce Day re-
comfy decided that the Elevated Railway Company mad
no rights in Greenwichst rs against rropeIy-h'derS
on the street ana that the Court declare that there
il no right power or authority in the present defendant
to construct or operate the present elevated railway on
Greenwic-st or the Nlnthdve., to 20 Gnd complete
ts road or 70 use dummy engines any other engines
70 operate its road, and further asks that
the whole structure in Greenwch-st. and Ninth
ave be pulled down ard removed, and the rum
ming Of the Elevated Railroad be wholly stopped
Indigo l. f. Daly has granted an order to show cause
rturnabe on May 20, why these requests OF the NIhth
Avenue Railroad Company be not made orders OF the
Court and meanwhile has enOined the NeW-NoTh EI'-
waited Railroad Company from extending Its track wlch
in mart comedies with that of he present Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company. 1t stated yesterday that the
defendant proposes to shorten the time OF hearing ne
motion, if any judge can he found I" near u b'i"Ic 'a
time assigned. In the complaint are couscted tle W
ucnts in the several suits pending IN reference 10
The New-York Elevated Railway, aud whch nave HrIc
tofore been published in TUE ImbUNf several hlta
wits are submitted In reference TO the INJURY 10 properly
ard especially to horses caused by the operation OF inc
James A Covinc the Secretary OF the New-Iork Ele-
vntrd Railroad Cunpauy said yesterday afternoon that
te temporary Injunction secured by the Nnth Avenue
RAILROAD Company bad stopped the work OF tue former
r1"J alone its entire lnc He thought the injunction
would soon bo removed The application Tor an lnlunc
ron 10 sts running the elevated road altogether, IN MS
criuou would defeated He could see no reason Nhy
tie Judge snOUld have granted the temporary lnhcuot
M, srrTace c,iuany he Thought had been encouraged
G ,e eucccss nj tc sixth Avenue Railroad Company in
securing an Injunction against the Gilbert road aa ny
Judge Days ruling in regard to placing Columns Ia o"
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rnr srREErs or RAnwAY WITHOUT g.

Since March the streets of Railway, n. j.,
have been unghtcd At that time the contract with tho
Railway Gas Company expired, and new contract
failed to be agreed upon by the Common Council On
April 4 new Common Council was elected consisting OF
six Republicans and six Democrats and since that time
no organization has been made. -Four hundred and
scveutyfye ballots have been cast 10 elect President
Of the Council but without success There s consider
able feeling among the citizens, they fear that tho
failure TO light the streets viii be Injurious to the cty
Already SOME pcrsuns have refused % rent houses on ths
account IL hoped however that tue matter Will soon
be adjusted satisfactorily
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A horse baked on Market-st. last c

A horse baked on Market-st. last evening
and resisted ali efforts 10 him until lie insurance
agent came along and began 10 talk to him. when he
started and went on with the enthusiasm Of mis-
way to the funeral OF rich aunt-lNorwch Bulletin
A plasterer living in an uptown tenement
got very mad the other day when after having lively
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