New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
Miller suspected Leon.

Ocer Resenberg who arrested him. Miller suspected Loo
it, whersapon struck him The face then drew
knife and chased him into the street 0csr nd
desperate attempt to use the kns upon hn Out Was
HoDoKESThe Rev. Marshall Of the First Presby y:
Church has been compelled By 10 TsS
Jersey The election Hs Ct r. %
dor John Kesf Secretary Charles
George Funer captain OF canal boat lying AZ me %
terdsy from The effects Of the head from log
sale Of the n cO 6afna been
rmed by Of the Court Of Chanery the ROAD % IN
running order il will pass the management Ct The New
Jersey Central and win connect With the aa% cong
meet at station for NewYork without the d aas t
minutes metropOsa saving of more than that mo on
the present round trip.
probably fatally burned by the explosion
OF kerosene lamp on Friday night ,.
Board Education has resolved 10 reduce
the sal whole department. including teacneds }'
superintendent The reduction VIII amount 10 A'ou'
''A w WI" LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CnY-Cty nominations are as
follows: Noble" Democratic-For Mayor John Bodine
for Supervisor Bradley for Civil Justice Patrick
Langan for Alderman First ward owen Clarke secoha
warl John H. Ryan Third Ward HqlseRasehl Fourth
ward John Moro waTh sn rom De- Bsyosc for
Supervisor Louis Roedger for CYL Jnsse Mcnae copd
War Thru waE Arb, Michael PG1nsy
Fourth ward Godsy a. KGdoe no nI rs Mh nominations
being in large minority the city and have split upon me
pat supporting De BsyGise The n, T Ss
dele gates Withdrew.
nominations Supervisors in the various
G. Roecrs Dem; j. Amherst woodmell Rep. Babylon Chas
ob RSrseq el D@ ps s1lG" Stuart r. Ta Rep
Charles s. Ravens, Dem; J. b. Terry Rep iip
cke IIaiSd headed BY g sscds smith
- Ravens DEM Republican candidate not yet announced
s csT% ,n Rs s a%g f neW ev
dn,o o5aind tendng To- convict e1n bay a@ TI be
Deer Park TRAGEDY was that Of Mrs Emile Hollands who
lived the house with the Oakss family. Mrs HOLLANDS
B,uYLoS1he subject Of opening communication between
The bays r On e F 5oa slt Civ again Sesnang
TO be aated III thought that The small amount M
place could be raised amGnS tue P1o T'nI in @
tcung GreenPort ana sag lrbor through Pc
bay.
ET coi,ai chrch sunday evening
ai se eian9 m lam he ol fom The broken lamps
icnite for short tame The flames iag,d tnrony lot
s awe ~ the building
Nywroy-The notorious "Jusrce" Murphy has out
warrants AGAINST Of the consa,cs q lc town for ps
jury. It appears ai he mae out the pills o. ne. ono t p
for doing his service lie no" sMeaf' ihat ty VEL
making sfdayit TO thcir correctness.
PArcnoauE-rhe members Of The Methodist Ep ,,
,,t nn1r n buigng an ,xi.n.on for the actommo
tol generally reins it. at cost OF about
Staten ISLAND.
SorrHFIELp.-Thc Supervisors will appoint SUI
prutcnd,nt Il Poor in tits town Ia day 10 Ill the place
OF can't; Kars John G. Vaughn il the most prominent can
dd,ts com noe simonson hal shad poles loaded
The chad may be expected IN the beginning
Of thr week.
MIDDLE iuWsThc Tax payer, Protective Union has been
Organized Ihr nllpNlug officers r'tuynf = - h'i"
ie'sci. Vice lrrs.eut, \ Post. SECRETARY G keitsen
Treasurer l. Jongr. Tne Union numbers about % AZ,
b,l. ana sct advocate the election "i trustworthy
10 public uIht'-,
Pour R! ~ Carrot has resigned the Asses
sorsnlp e. Ross las berI appointed IA ms pace"
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
T.RR ,TowS-Ihe charter election Resulted III
the choice ~ the following village oaccrs ~ McClcheon
Pre-. ieat: L. Fowler and J. " s,rbucr Trustees VIM l.
wood Treasurer. John J. Vanderbilt Culccior.A proposi
tlsu all.L street lamps VS. carried hy ma Orgy 81 %
AZ ilbr siding decided 20 seeuie 7uh 81 pure
for tlc villa e.
uo.. ITi The charter clecoa suited in the choice
following y.lar' rA'rs; D. oFa,h bl|4i'l t4''i
dent john Coun Trustee, i1tu IJinl, treasurer .u
Gtr.u col. tor claimed that ir tIHill iurhcbin
Trustee tue ground ~ not u"i- prop Iy
liable 10 Tor the expenditures ci TIE Village
N,-us.fuNNuf-W Or.inrn aged In repairing the
main ling aft. used the manufacture 81 Juptr pow
Ia ln.y PROPOSED g. the ua1ia, az "i tc dih
gcrpus conf oInd tue premises, Unless stopped uS th'
dItiulltlcs.
charter election resulted IN TIE choice II
TIE follow ug D. " GublrIu, President John ih-
NJ tu.t-s ur u., YEAR. Charles Hartman, Trustee Tor Two
yrais; A. 4. Nlruiu, collector H. H. Cannon li'dsiiei
SomH TAariIowN.-Iu tins newly incorporated village tho
foll tli,.r oitcrs have h'A elected j. j hta.A
II iisat. e. E.uubl'Hr AM - Qdih trustees j. H. ','
TTtaslt,ri \. Ir9ty, Collector