New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05

agents and Office a however very anxious b reform
such abuses as hey discover and recently discharged
that the Ate star steerage accommodations are sd-
perior tot Ioeo OF any other line.
LONG ISLAND.
Ne ,gyowN.-'The Board of Town Auditors
VIII meet here next Monday for action upon bills
n siast the town...The Methodist Episcopal Society
has bought house in Cookave. for parsonage The
Reformed Church is under gong alterations and improve
ments 20 cost about 5000
LoSG ISLAND CITY.-The Board Of Assessors has com
peted its work and has assessed the total re ana per
sonal property OF this city at $751; Franklin Eh-
gne Co. No Is soon to have a steamer.
JERUsAIEM.-A survey is making for an extension OF
the New YORK aud Hampstead Railroad 10 TINS pi'oS'
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The trial of Dennan and
Proctor Of the three burglars caught in the attempt
TO enter the First National Bank June was begun yes
terday in the Court of oyer and Termner Judge Depue
presiding Foley, the third man. having pleaded guilty,
in jail awaiting sentence Mr.. Behmer. keeper OF
clearinghouse adjoining the bank, from whom the pIls
rented rooms, Richard Howell, W. II. Sanford,
cashier of the bank, and Others testified The tral WI"
be concluded to-day.
PATERsoN.-The parade OF the SIX Weavers Assocla-
ton took place yesterday afternoon. About 800 men
were in the procession most OF whom wore elegant SIN
sashes OF their manufacture. A magnificent SILK
banner was carried, bearing the inscription Protection
10 American Industry Last night mass meeting o.
persons In the silk trade was held at the Wlg"am IN
broadway, and was addressed by Mayor Tutle ana COL
w. W. Phelps.
DEMONSTRATIONS circulating among the citizens
and receiving signatures requesting an increase
the mail facilities. IL Is stated that while other pOr
lions Jersey City have three four mails day. this
section has only The petition Will be forwarded 10
the PostmasterGeneral.
Northumberland AbTahams "bOss Z" at the tun-
making at this place. attacked yesterday morn
ing by Patrick Dolan laborer. Railroad picks were
freely used, and Abrshams was badly injured.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
SING SING.-Caleb Frisbe, who shot and Sc
verely wounded rival lover has just been sent to the
County JAIL await the action OF the Grand Jury on
charge Of arson in having set fire to the file factory In
| the village.
YoNKERs.-MayOr Courier has appointed committee
OF IL TO act In with the Common Council In CON
siderng the expediency and best means of supplying
| the city with wholesome water. The fonkers
Savings Bank has deposit $4,000, an increase OF
$4,000 since July and an increase OF slOO WITHIN the
| last 10 months.
CENTRAL MoRRIsASIA.-A girl, age about 10, whose
reside here while crossing the railroad track Tor
purpose OF removing brother younger than herself
from danger, struck and fatally injured by train OF
| the New-Haven Railroad, on Wednesday afternoon.
PoUGHKERPsIE-Regular passenger trains have be-
running the POughkeepsie and Eastern Railroad
the eastern terminus at Boston Corners and the State
/ line. The road will be finished west TO the Hudson
| River Railroad early this month
| NEW RoCHELLE.-The fourth race between the sloop
| yachts, Maud and Walter L. Dayds, from Neptune
House dock ten miles TO the windward and back for
| purse Of 1900 viii come OF to-day at noon.