New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

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valuable which could DO easily carried away. They
then bound her securely in tho . chair, and and
immediately made an cutlery. which alarmed
some OF the neghbors, who came " her relief
49, The wild DOGS infesting the woods In the Vicinity OF
this place continue TO give great deal OF trouble Tney
and pigs of the farmers and travel through the woods
especially at night, is dangerous. Scarcely week
Elijah Nostrand, butcher doing business in Jamaica
village, chased by two o. them yesterday while
WAS shot in the woods the residence Of Mr. STOW,
Who one night last week had IS chickens killed them
SSor O Queens S and Killed hunting party
is to be Immediately organized, who viii
p o.cSo The Cornerstone OF the new church
building in process OF erection on herrLnah AM
Tor the German Lutheran neremones' beginning at
p The building to cost NSoo ne .V ia rcS
teet and builder This society numbers ABOUT 200 mem,
bers, and includes families from queens, V'iIane
Meadow Fresh f P Queen emu resides in Middle
Village. The building, which stands on ot iW W o.
feet in extent, will be 60 feet ong py ~ ." e toer II
will about 800 people during the IT,
the church. services will be held every eaoDa'n
noon In the Reform Consistory Room
NywTows-1he question Of the enforcement OF the
statute against the running at large OF cattle exenk
great thro the town. large number Oh
ha We recentIy been impounded, and there is
growing sentiment in favor Of executing the law
CoRoNALsix hundred dollars have been subscribed
guishers for the use OF the fire company AS Only
500 additional will be required, the effort Is key 10
prove asuccess.
WoopsIDE.-Tne contract for building the new school
house has been awarded spragg, Bsbee q Jones VI
rllis place. The building will cost $4OOo'
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BRIGHToN.-At o recent meeting or
the Village Aldermen. the Clerk presented general
statement Of the financial condition OF the village from
which it appears that the expenses for the current ca
hon a
account OF salaries. Tho amount is divided among the
various wards as follows: First Ward $:GT 4O seeOna
Ward 1888; Third Ward, $3.50 "a Fos ~ do Maro
CIrpros-EzekieI Taberni, the Italian saoon-keeper
who left hs home more than month ago, sen g
70 ms We tn commit suicide by drowning himself
IN the Hudson River has not since Oeen hearu llo
and his wife has given up all hope his being
vet alive IL now believed that his pecunldry fOuDes
induced him to commit suicide
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PoRr MoRRIs.-The body of woman of fine
appearance, ago abont 80, was found on the
shore between this place and North Brother
Island at about a. m, yesterday. She haa
long black hair, neatly braided, and was attired In
blue bathing Dress Its supposed that while she was
bathing in the East RIVER early IN the morning. the
swell caused by large steamer wmch passed. over
Was thus accidentally drowned. The body removed
TO the hospital on North Brother Island and coroner
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-Mrs. Hugh Dougheerty is
about to begin suit the city $4,000 for
the loss of her son. whose body found some weeks
ago in an opening OF the Seventhst Board
of Assessors fixed upon tho following rates for the
ensuing year. City, 81 s2 county, 81 cents; state, 80
eents total "a TO- TINS is decrease from the rate o,
the Midland Railroad on Monday night at West,Ena
communication received by the Board Of Police
Commissioners represents that swirl mix IN pehS sOiu
in the city Health Inspector Cannon, to whom the
matter has been referred Investigation, denies the
truth Of statement. 1t has been decided 70 grant
ABSENCE - Thomas McCrystal, a recently discharged
empoy6 in Mayor O'NeiPs lumber yard, was yes,
terday arrested, charged with having been Implicated
IN the late robberes OF lumber which have taken place
there John Caldwell, the colored sexton OF the Bar
row-st Presbyterian Church, was yesterday arrested
charged with silver pitcher belonging 10 the
communion service Catherine Price reslaehs Oh
Plymouth-st, was yesterday run over by truck on
(ireene-st. and seriously injured Ihe contriVahce
already in use in some OF the streetcars p wnch pas
sengers place their fare in box Is about 70 DC adopted
at the Erie ferries Change within reasonable amount
will De furnished by the gate-keepers.
RAHwAY.-Tbe members of the sunday-school OF the
German Roman Catholic Church went on their annual
picnic to Kunkles Grove Monday. The work upon
RAPIDLY pushed forward The city is infested with
sneak thieves. who carry their depredatons success
fully notwithstanding the vigilance OF the police.
A large number OF waterpipes are being lined with
cement, at Ralph Marshs shops, in HamIItonst pre-
paratory extension OF tho mains Considerable
feeling exists among commuters against the action OF
the PenRsyvana Central Railroad IN refusing to sell
yearly tickets thus raising the communication from s5
Annually 500 Strong efforts being made 70 hurry
forward the completion OF me kahway RaDs1 w Pa
road the meadows below tne e Tcn;ci
caed recently TO the consider the proposition for
further appropriations to the School tund slUO was
a recent meeting OF the Board Of Education g. NJ
Blasier, Principal OF Franklin school, was appointed
Narrnal Class at 500 H. c. McIvane and W. Is. Duryee
were appointed assistants at $50 INC boundaries Oh
tie ne school districts have been fixed upon-each OF
the four wards constituting dlstrlct'
NEwARK-About midnight on Monday the body Of an
unknown man was found lying near the PennsyIyanla
Railroad South Broad-st NE man had evidently
been killed the railroad His skull was broken IN
Identification at Mullen's undertaking esabllshment
Frank Brady arrested yesterday morning Tor an
road He refused to pay his fare and when Mr. crane
attempted put him on the tram az marketst' ne
while going to the station-house IN custody OF
Onieer Norris suddenly turned ana khockeu
down Conductor Crane, who was accompanying
him - Martin Whaen, while cleaning out large pipe
Baentine's brewery yesterday was severely scadeu
lie WAS taken to ST. Michaers Hospital, where he lies in
a critical condition. The new hay market at seventh
William Dcdd from his late residence No. 1876 Clinton
ave- took place yesterday and was largely attended,.
nr es G Tnnstead e Smith was arrested YES
terday, assaulting his father.
PA1ERsos-on Avg / the first year Of the existence
Der OF deaths having been 96 "a cent, "a per 1000
population The largest rate $50 deaths. was IN
the Seventh Ward the smallest rate 90 deaths,
in the Third Ward The fewes deaths were III January
and the largest number In July or 900 deaths 49, or
nearly half, were OF persons under nye years, and
SIO or more than 80 per cent, were under one
wear The box fixed In the vestry Of the Con-
cregational Church to receive contributions TO
the sinking fund robbed last week OF $780,.
The County Board Of has completed its
for the year. showing the following valuations: Pater
son-Flfst Ward, si.070695 Second Ward. 1881 31T
Third Ward s388i,7O0; Fourth Ward, s5,7000OO Faith
Ward g. 100 sixth Ward $3s40lO0; Seventh Ward,
q Eighth Ward S2000o0 total for the city,
s2 $40 5l2; West Milford, Pompton. $4,000
WAYNE $3.50 co., Manchester s0l5 Little Falls, $685.,
$50 Acquackanonk 100000 Passac, &50oOOo; total
efnoe IN tata al Pat