New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
health is very precarous, and il is feared that re-
mOval to the State Prison would Kill HIN.
Jersey CRY

health is very precarious, and il Is feared that re
moval to the State Prison would kill HIN.
JERSEY CITY.
| DE- isaac " Quimbv one of the founders of the
Taxpayers Association of JcrSev CIty. stated last
evening that TIE rumor that the association was
trying to have The members Of The Board ot Finance
and Taxation indicted was false. Marcus Beach, the
president OF the Beard stated that the alleged Iegai
| sale OF bonds was made III accordance Win law
LONG ISLAND.
| RrvFRHEAD. The Suffolk County Grand jury
| in session last week. for the eighth time made q
prescntment against the County jail at Riverhead
SHELTER IsLAND.-The Presbvtery Of Long Island
will meet Shelter Island on Tuesday, A9rl ~ at
p. M. and a sermon will be preached by the Rev.
:. c. Webster The Presbytcry will remain IN ses-
sion three days.
JAMAICs.-The Republicans of the town of
Jamaica held their primary on Saturday evening,
ano nominated for supervisor Isaac c. HendricksoD;
justice of the peace William Dykes; excise COM
missloners John Hopkins and Daniel Smith
BROOKHAvrN.-Lord George Essex Middlesex
DrummOnd who for several years has lived with bis
wife at Brookhaven. sailed for Scotland last week.
on q visit TO his uncle the Earl OF Perth whose dis
pleasure he incurred by marrying poor girl. 1t is
understood that a reconciliation has been effected.
MATuIUCK-Irad w. Gllderslceve was reelected
justice Of the peace last April. for term OF four
years. He failed to qualify by taking the oath of
Office within the required time. lie filed his new
bond. but did not think of the nee 'ssity of taking
made few DAYS ago by the County Clerk, and he
nj once informed Mr.. GIlderslceve that he was not
legally in office. His acts as justice in taking
acknowledgements, etc, will have to DO sanctioned by
an act of the Legislature.
STATEN ISLAND
RICHMoND-The published statement that Abram
J. Wood, Clarence T. Barrett, Dewitt Stafford.
John Scott and G. G. Eddy had been appointed to
take the censns of Richmond County is officially de-
MED. The appointments have not yet been made.
EDGFwATER-Among the provisions of the pro-
posed new charter for Edgewater is the appoint
ment by the Trustees, every second year of police
Justice at a salary of 81 200 year. whose Office
shall be in the village hall, and before whom shall
be arragned all persons charged with criminal
offences.
TOMPKINSvILLF.-August ReDdt was arragned
before Justice Kullman on Saturday ut Iompkins-
vile, charged with violating the lottery laws IN
selling policy slips minors. The parents of
number of young lads present in court and
made complaints. The prisoner pleaded guilty and
was fined so.
Hunt ;GTOV.-Alcxander 8. Gardiner of Hunt
ingtun. oveIhaulmg some old documents recently
land between Mannetto Hill and Hicksvillo. the
ownership of which dates back IN direct line 10 ms
gre1t great great t-grandfather. MIR. Gardiner
has taken possession of the land.
CLIFION--Ignaz Neusch, n saloon keeper. and !
August llOch baker occupy adjoining stores and !
dwellings IN Clifton. On Tuesday last Mrs. Neusch |
left her home to take the o'clock boat for New
York. telling her husband that she was going to |
visit friend in this city and would return the
following day. She has not been back since. On |
Thursday Mr.. Hoch, the baker, came to New-YOrk, |
as he said, to transact business, and he also |
failed To return home Mr. Ncusch aud Mrs. HOch !
both said reporter vest Tday that they believed
their spOnscs had joined each other by agreement |
aud they did not much care.