New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08

authorizing the erection the funds be Outlined ~,
% It sS Be the s Nations.
expenses s LUZ Otnei
John Havey, who fatally stabbed Franklin Ford
on Peb 26 was brought before Justice Davis yesterday IN M
affidavit Of George wchrenberg, keeper OF the saloon wh
the aD6ps took Place Mdavey pleaded guilty through
the Examination had Concluded Ha, Tor trial Before
out aresh and he taken back Charity HosDtsI
rulanS ai6Sgsh ms iaihST Is wssy at cOSSs
| NEWARK.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, in the case of
William Hin ct al agt Fischer in an action for debt
verdict given for the plantif Of s5.ll6 80. '''
A large stable door in Lombardy-st. fell on Mon
day afternoon striking several children whom Chareo
| Fay had a leg broken and his head badly cut
| The Morris Canal Company have set large num-
Der OF at work dredging and deepening the and
making necessary repairs preparatory 10 resumption Of buS
The question of the constitutionalty OF the Court
Of Special Sessions argued Monday in the supreme Court
vii be gwen next Tuesday u''i''"
! Francis Hickman, the jeweler who took dose Of
muratic acid No 2S9 Mulbery-st Monday
great agony He leaves wife and seven children The sS
eide was induced by business troubles and the recent loss
fsvorite
Late on Monday night George Cramer Of No. 23e
ohyerst Bernard Brody Of No. 234 Chesnutst John
ply No SO Vesest and John Ryan Of No 70 Pennington
involved in desperate fight at Pennington and Her
ss using stones coupling anu other weapons aEen
lures Yesterday the party sent to Jail for 60 days
EEwJERsEY.
HoBoKEN-The Central Citizens Association have
following delegates confer with the conferences
the coming election In order 10 obtain proper
representatives in the various city Offices as the present man
agemenis considered satisfactory by the majority Of tho
citizens; Ward Julns schatter and Philip Heramer
Second c. +. Maage and O. Ahrlingi Third H. Bleidorn
and A. Ermisch Fourth, Charles Kuenomond and W. With
FeY Company propose 70 place another new boat ne
a. GS;t al @ To- G av Hospital yoiiefdny
suffering from scarlet fever contracted on the voyage GUAR
a @a' DID not prevent his being in the ship when brought into
UNION Hu1-Thc Investigating Committee resumed s me
circulated tho other day that there was deficiency 10
av W bdd e6r aS was severely
burned at ne chemical works yesterday by the apaeunse
oRANGsThe Collector Of Taxes reports ne receipt, Of Ss
February The collector ports he balance on hand Fe9 AZ
S9G3S ~ 6sSey a o6h9 sS Al S9i az BALANCE
$3.50 49, e eypenagEes q the Board Of EdUcanOn ICE
BLooNFHLDA detailed report o. The Town cp ga ss
S s taxes oSs % COS for bridges "
PAssNcThe Passaio Laundry has been closed By INC
MORTGAGE. The city Council have alopea 9 no,
this adeTmanc year.
PHssusoLa, week the EMPLOYEES at the M9rs sP9
Essex Railroad machine shop had Their time increased u esh'
NOu'' p'' '''' LONG ISLAND.
FLTSHING.-lsaaC Poole OF l.ltJiy NcON' VIM va"
injured some ago by being struck by locomotive while
crossing the track OF Flushing and North side Raroao
Company brought suit against the Company or SluVV
LONG ISLAND petition was forwarded 10 Albany
Yesterday over eighty length and containing LIST o.
$500 for Reduction q terags rates rom p nners
terday resigned his supontendency Of the East ~ Fe'
sippfr vIrr,oE-Nlcrael weis, Who satoed snchaeIs
ses M 20 or eI,mi2aton liz brother John who partie
lated in he aay is sim at large Wendell slowly recov.
eu1g fr0n his wound.
PaRxvmLr-Tnc Board Of Education has appointed VIM
establishing public library in the village.
JNcA-A concert shortly to be e,en a. Tie dg1 sII d y.
spRNGrEtp-Tne Rev Alexander Miles has resigned his
, psstorste Of the Presbyterian Church.
STATEN ISLAND.
P1CHMoyD.-Tho County Democratic Central
Committee given Mr. Engebreadh ore Of thes
members appear before the Committee with his witnesses
why his seat should net be declared vacant
being alleged that influence to defeat james
Wtstiei at tie last election.
PoRr RrcHosDAt the special school mseneot tho Union
Free school District was voted to pnI'h2, the G.iSss 400
IT yoteI 10 s,ss 500 tor putting the building
order and 81. 900 Tor furniture.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The XIth Assembly District Republican AaSoeis'
ton admitted members last evening.
Mrs Stanton Lectures on 4" Our Boys " at Unity
chapel Harlem tonight
The With Assembly District r epub'ican Associa-
ron met las evening at 40 So Lutows Ten re" members
The WITH Assembly District Republican Assoca-
No To- El,t Broadway last evening. There aa
ship were received AMI several new members si. the rolls
The Board Of Health yesterday considered tho
question OF yacanr Tie which they occupy in u
Police Central Ofice postponed Vaud5.
pool could be consulted The time allotted 70 no Board
viii possession then unless IN
stLerwiss arranged.
4 meeting of the NeU-York Historical Society was
evening aud ElcvgnthsL Frederick
Peyser occupied the memorial Of te late Thos
Barron, who bcqucathed $4,000 10 the Society, Tcsd
by resolutions in honor oi M Barron
adopted \ om.Iuiicaiou was Presented i..1 Ecofgt
Pcudleton, Wey. oGerson Tie letter aoat date.
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Yesterday
authorized the sale OF the lease Of Barren ami North Bloh
Islands years The Dock Comni,s oyer, askei
statement Of work in progress anI wa IctiOr
If any made their clerical force Gen o. r. Graham
offered back the wall the foot OF Canal ami sits %
head fir s5 sum lie claimed tllt ID Ian tho city
wori acquire eight ground valued 81 ~-JJOUC, upon
which per could be built ior $4,000.
At a meeting OF the Directors Of tho National Rifle
Association yesterday az 40. 90 NsssausL, thg following
the gatons we're adopted No strupco
metal other substance connected 10 TIE ride
straps kind Tor purpose OF taking up CO.. s'ens q
recoi Of the rifle will ne allowed IN matches If th' As
citation. In all matchc. brs,c LOADING rides mus. be ioaiI
br'eoh only. lu Ill military matches ttch team W.
squad TO complete is score In al cas-, tue gun sha
10 held clear OF the ground
At the meeting of the Police Board Yesterday
ports we're read by captains In reference to mae
connected with their precincts petition from tFsdensi
the Twelfth Precinct patromoRwas n'i tomnis
soner Erhardt stated that two pa,romen were sohu ~
the Controllers lad been there Tor two years o'
were unable 10 tell upon what authority. The c~Je was 70
feed 10 the Committee on Rules Discipline rcsouuo
passed orodding 2ny ono TO eonyts" WI ~ SSer
written order OF the SuptIlnteh' W