New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-16

that exhausted which the trustees deny
treasury The failure of tho contractor to furnish the
artificial stone used for trimmings mas caused the delay
LONG ISLAND.
| LONG ISLAND CITY.-The sheds of the
Standard Oil Company, destroyed by the oil fire ia july
have rebuilt, and were yesterday occupied for
business purposes They two in number. The
largest Is $50 by 296 feet In extent and story high
It of brick with parapet walls inches thick rising
| from to feet above tho roof IL has storage
I75 by 16s feet in extent with storage capacity OF
$4,000 bbs. There are few OPENINGS in either building;
iron filled in with brick aud raised inches from the
| has been done under the personal supervision Of the
superintendent Mr.. Warde, and the buildings are CON
| them A large number OF ships are at the Companys
docks receiving cargoes and than 1909 DOs OF oil
are daily shpped ali going to foreign ports The 1890
a. m train from Jamaica to Hunters Point and the
o'clock D. train from Hunters Point To Jamaica, on
| the Long Island Railroad have been discontinued
| GREAT NEcK-Edward Baxter. ticket agent at this
place for Flushing and North Side Railroad was ar
rested on Saturday charged with deIacaton. ne was
Flushing made restitution, and was discharged
| sPRISGPIsID The Rev. Alexander Miller has re-
ceiyed call from the Presbyte Church OF Victor,
| Ontario County.
| HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| YoNKERs.-The trustees of the First Metho-
| dist Episcopal Church have decided TO build new
church edice in place OF the present structure Ihe
pastor the DR.. Straton, has already secured more
| than $4,000 toward the object
WHITE PLATss.-The September term Of the Circuit
and Court OF Do0 oyer ana the
| yesterday morning before the Hon :; ". az az
ford, County Judge, and the Justices OF Sessions.
The following persons empanneled as Grand Jurors
for the term Franklin W. Giley, foreman VIM H.
| Barsley, WIN. ii. Briggs, John NJ Beck. Edward Gun.
| Hyatt T. c. Inslee James +. Lawrence, VIM. H. Looms
bury George p Marshall Charles v mGrga1 MS9ers
| Purdy Andrew Ukers. About week ago Gen. Con-
way engaged young man named Isaac Mooa as par ar
| keeper I'm the saloon OF the Orawampum Hotel. On
Saturday he suspected OF em0ezzlng CONSIDERS
bic portion OF the receipts and was arrested Taen b ne
| fore Justice Long and held for examination.
| MoRRIsAsIA-John j. McGurk lawyer held In 5000
BRADY ont of OO which had put in his hands TO be
invested in real estate decamped Seme nne ago. Gut
has arrested at BROWNSVILLE, Texas ana Is Deing
| brought North.
NEw-RocHELLE.-Albert Lukert, the young man who
| was arrested i'm NewYork a few days ago a charge
OF stealing. is the son OF Mr. Luker wealthy
butcher OF this place, who gave pail Ill $O LOT he aP
| pearance OF the accused for trial
| ROCKVILLE CENTRE.-The Rev. Robert BO0cock, late
pastor the Mt. Vision, n. Y, Baptist Church, VIII
enter upon his duties pastor or the Baptist Church IN
| this village sunday next
| MATHEMATICIAN Sunday night AlonzO Bross
e5S4 S ~ state and 1 nF
/ recovery is doubtful Bross has He'd.
NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-The surveyors began work on
|
terday $500 The inquest in the OF David Carroll, who
is supposed to have murdered by Daniel Webster
coorcd will be held by Coroner Reinhart Tonight
John Harvey well-known citizen, died OF consumption,
driven by John A. weaver became frightened by loco
motive yesterday, at the Hudsonst crossing OF the
| ran away throwing Mr. Weaver 10 the pave
ment and severely in1rhg l MN; i..As , Sr9
reached the slip this side OF the river yesterday.
deck hand named Perry accidentally brushed agalnSt
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lberaely threw him overheard. He was only rescued
| as he was sinking for the third time The woman
| escaped The German Lutheran Church, at sOuthst.
and Pa,4licave has been purchased Dy the Yesty OF
he removed TO lIontgomeryavc and South-st..A team
attached to one one Of Phelps Dodge & Co.'S
t6e Penn Sf "' Rarogd, at the Greene
crossing yesterday The driver o Tue team was hrOwn
the AIR and seyerey Injured ana tne horses | T
dragged nearly block, but received praises OhY. Inc
trnck was completely demolished. The Jersey CITY
Sabbath Association met last evening III lhe ieV' II
Eddys church, the Rev. d.. Hardness presiding Al
dresses were made bt Joseph G. Potts anu The Rev Dr.
Parmly, urging more thorough ooser'aice VI INC
wAvERLEr.-rhe fifteenth annual fair Of the New,
Jersey state Agricultural Society VIII begin to-day ana
close Friday. One thousand premiums are onered'
aud no entrance lee will be charged articles Tor eH
hnition. The Monmouth County Agrlcuturai soeleIy,
will exhibit large variety OF cattle poultry ir9i, ana
sex Will exhibit "A variety Of fruits A lot OF imported
cattle will be exhibited by Mr. Newell of NeW-Bruns-
held i'm fhe state Gov Furness Nebraska has prom
ised to send cereals fruit, aud number OF head OF
|
dsplgy OF steam re-engnes VIII take place on Thurs
daV and FRIDAY Prize baseball matches Will be played
| on Wednesday and Thursday, band OF music VIII De
IN attendance every day. Among tue Distinguished per
who sgnct their intention OF being present
| during the meeting are President Grant Cows DIX,
Harlranft, anu PARKER aud senators Frelashuy'en aud
| Stockton.
| HoBoKES.-The annual festival OF the furn Neren
| was held Yesterday. the Gernania Garden ana the
society was presented win an elrgant banner ana
wreath OF flowers by lady friends OF tue members Inc
presentation speech was made by Miss Mary StraDeeA.
| "A number Of dredges are at WORK al the HAMBURG
| fu..4 TfFalT
ship Goethe built the Eagle Line when Is expected
| 10 arrye Late the week. The Goethe l. the hrst
steamer OF the new line. and oil the largest ever
bmlt -Four shafts Tor the new tunnel OF tue Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western Railway unuer befgen H,i
| are now under way aud work i proceeding rapidly;
They are situated as foilows No l. 100 ieet "est Vi
Palisade-ave.. between Prospect and NaVeryss No T.
100 east of OIkland-si, near Waieflysl no De
tween Oakland aud Cenrasts NO. 4, east OF Central
ave-. the southwest corner o the Ola leseifo
| property.
uainer returned To home in TINS city yesterday
after having spent the summer skctching with Powers
expedition IA Colorado There were 81 deaths last
| week The Milestone train, while approaching the
North Elizabeth depot, yesttfday, struck team OF
horses trying the track and Killed them DOth
| The driver escaped with shGht INJURY Ihe engineer
saws that he rang the bell ana pew TIE Whistles, Dut
mad not time to stop the tram MRS. Orcs fVsuGa vi
No I29 Morris and Essex Riiiroadiie ded on SUNDAY
from the effects OF an overdose al laudnuln Dr D0du
the County Ply slcian granted certlncate oil OuIla
| VISELAHD.-1he Rev. Father began OF Melville, mas
Church Association and the Rev. Bishop Corrigan has
accepted the position OF Treasurer This place has
| shiDued the New-Jefscy Southern KulrOdu tnls
season 2lq.4 pounds Of grapes aud over the west
| Jersey Road I744 pounds.
| FOREST GRoyE.-The Methodist Episcopal Church at
this place having been bid in for s40 Dy me Rev D. r.
Conely at the Sherhs safe, AN effort mas Deen
made TO reimburse him; 500 has been raised ana al
appeal 10 the public for the residue has been MADE
| PArERsoN-The sale OF property for unpaid taxes VIII
began to-day