New-York tribune., 1876-06-14
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fell overheard and was drowned
NIayor Schroeder has received no applications for
permits for fireworks which required by thc
city ordinances where &c pounds combusbe fireworks are
The Board of City Works yesterday passed q
res,tion that requision Re made for the Issue Of water
bonds for extending the distribution
Of water
Work ON the new horse railroad, running from
Grand E. 10 Lords Corner Newtown was begun Vester
day will be two tracks, one on each de' WIN mao
adamized roadway between
lanes Connor,. who pleaded guilty to having
robbed the Long City Posoce in January was SEN
fenced by Judge Beneliet yesertay 70 four years
ment in the Kings County Peniteniary'
In the suit OF Catherine Leonard against martln
Collins SO 600 for the loss of the plaintiffs husband
who was killed by falling OF earth 10 the excavation OF
the Bay Ridge Railroad ast dT e Ss 10 tf VI"
The new public clearinghouse at the foot Of North
Seventh st. opened at yesterday The sructues ~
90 feet by 80 feet IL extent and w @ ep the
being open the remaining days oil the week
Mr. Bishop will repeat his exposure Of spiritusls-
tic last week in Chickorng Hail. Newfok
Academy Of Music tomorrow evening n response
Dr. scenck Mayor Schroeder Mayor Hunter and oher
Judge Nelson yesterday granted writ Of habeas
corpus requiring the OF the Home ION Desuute
Children Flabushave and Butler ST., to produce IN court
the four children Hope who placed in the Home
and sent to the without the consent Of the mother as a.
ry a RoTtee y e IN Dss ss 10 BE- bad he has eqneny
arrested ior being isoey, and her husband
round 1t in possible 10 live with her.
JERSEY CITY.
Gov Bedle is no longer confined to his room, out
will not venture out Of the house yet
The Erie Railway Company is introducing plans
OF Improvement their Waterfront which extends from
PavOnaaye. TO HobOken'
warrant was issued yesterday for the arrest OF
Alderman Mclaughlin charged with using abusive language
to Mrs. Haring oi NinthsI
The Board of Education has decided to build a
schoohouse in Twelfth st. and will probably close Sehoo'
No. 10, which now has only 33 Scholars
The body Of an unknown man, about 40 years OF
age apparently German found floating in the water ct
the foot Of o G sn into hs SoS
River by a tug about week ago and drowned
At the meeting of the Board Of Public Works yes
eray Mayor sedler informed tho Board that the Newark
authorities we're moving the matter Of securing better
dt aid 10 ;psrate with Jersey CITY The matter
committee S. b. Do ugnorty was Shei
Engineer per Messrs. Garrett Ereeand r,
asper Wande and Daniel E. soule were appointed Comms
soneIs OF Assessment
The Board of Aldermen effected an organization
ight after fighting between the Republican
and The Board stands six Republicans
TO five Democrats-PoweI Democrat from the With District
not na"s y SS aSfq last hs & ssa and
elected Clerk II il asserted that one OF the n oan
Fourth OF July parae and adjourned 70 meet on Iaesss
The committees were not appointed last ngh we &
Iayng decided ~ until Powshs case setted IN Tie
courts. .-,u,.nu
A firm in this city have just cast stove for the
United sss1sP % so oF Fp 5 s Tch weighs
A concert will be given at tho Rink on July . Dy
the NewJersey Centennial Singing Society. There Will Dc
400 voices and 80 singers from NewHork
The annual session Of the State Council OF the
soyeregns Industry held In ths city yesterday
twenty i've councils represented by delegates
The North New-Jersey Baptist Association will
meet In Church this morning at 10 o'clock The
Edward Judson Of Orange Will preach the opening ser
mon.
Ex-License Inspector William Baver was yester-
day arragned Jessup additional charge
of forging license and committed 70 jail In default OF
Tho butcher wagon Of Mr. Gerth, in which were
seated two men, struck last evening at the Haniltonst
crossing Of the PennsylysHa sa9sd by loe2mSyS tns
from death seemed marvelous
The anniversary of the City Mission of the Metho-
dist Episcopal held In the Central Church on Mon
ay night %aar hs hs saa Of Sr e csa
st. onstonst st. and srsweTdge Tue yune OF ths pISIsfV
Josephine Serrell, with child two years old, ap
Piled At Police Headquarters Monday night for lodgings
she locked IN cell Al III O'Clock she Wa
PS oat o hef and socng
consciousness and yesterday discharged
Edward Eyertz and Laurence Frink of Bloomfield |
yesterday suspicion OF being two of the
who broke into Heironymus Lndergeiss house In
r,yd III inSrrssi 70 maze him reveal where other valu
ables were concealed The taken before Indsr
Alderman Ure at a late hour on Monday night
preferred an additional charge against Chief OF eohce Mills
before the special investigating committee Of the Common
Council Adsyits produced from several persons who
had paid for exhibitions (which show that some 500
paid the Chief than had been turned over to
the CIV Clerk denied all knowledge of the matter
stated tha, samuel Riohardson his clerk had bad
Of the license business receiving the money and max
reports 20 CouaCl Alderman Greathesd,
Of the committee and Chairman or tho Poico Com
stated that richardson WITHIN days
he had Of the license money with
the expectation OF repaying IT The committee are eney
Richardson clerk for Chiefs Rogers and WambOd and
believed be thoroughly honest After the adjournment
investigating Committee Monday night, Chief Mills
with embezzement Yesterday Richardson arrested. and
gave bail ~ Az ait the action q the next Grand Jury
NEw-JERSEY.
ELrZABETH.-The City Council held q secret ses- |
sion on Monday night lasting TILL after midnight the
port special committee In the alleged John Curtis br
berry transaction Curtis claims that Councilman Egan
put certain job through the Council for him for
s400 denies the charge, aud demands full and
public investigation.
EAST ORANGE.-The Township Committee met Monday |
night The Tax Collector reported sl2236 receive and
s937I expended The OF the Poor reported
legal could be given 20 purchasers 0t property IN
Park The Lamp Committee reported that
the contrct for lighting the streets at $50 per lamp per year
all College will take place June 81 at IL O'clock
PATERsoS-A force Of 200 meR is employed on the
Railway extending the track TO Greenwood Lake
Is stated that the work VIII be completed before
July BENJAMIN +. Lenerts. who represented that he
ownsi $4,000 worth of property IN BloOmsDurg orange
County NewYOrk. purchased buggy OF James Langstan
and gI We note 500 subsequently redeemed
Nastf ah. halu