New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

in the large balloon, Guy OF Paris, performing va
rious gynnastic feats IN the air He was borne
- A Town Han, 10 cost $4,000 will be begun lmmed-
aely ana the erection OF new church is strongly ad-
yOcatcd.
LONG ISLAND CuY.--At yesterdays session OF the
Cenrattee OF the Whole OF the Board Of Aldermen 10
investigate the affairs Of the WAFER Board, ex-city
Clerk o'Grady was subjected 70 rigid crosse
Mayor In a much more favorable light than he stood
before. ., .o, .,,,>
FnGEwArER.-After several unsuccessful at
tempts the village Aldermen succeeded on Monday
evening in holding formal meeting. The village debt
was reported at $4,000 in outstanding vouchers and
coupons exclusive OF about $4,000 due the Gas Com
pany. The report OF the Finance Committee maae Dy
Mr.. Vaughn was rejected theodore F IT, ver%ilre
The Board refused TO do anything about ieVying .e
village owing to the rate as passed py inc ade
about the excise money not being paid over % te
Excise Board to the County treasurer, nTormed
the Board that II Broadst should not be immediately
put passable condition he would sue tho village ior
'''"'S0' HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NORTH TARRYTowN.--A new Methodist Epls-
eopal Church aud parsonage will soon be erected at
Broadway and Jones-aye lots having been given Tor
the purpose by John Anderson. The church VIII be OF
brick, 50xI25 feet In ground dimensions. -
WHITE PLArss-The goth Annual Fair Of the Agricul'.
tural aud Horticultural Society OF Westchester County
was inaugurated on Monday evening by reception III
Floral Hail. which proved a great success. Yesterday
the fair proper began but the day was occupied In ar
ranging articles cattle, &C., intended for exnlplsloni
Hall and buildings intended for the protection OF horses
cattle. fowls, and farming mplements In view OF the
misunderstanding existing in the 81 Regiment N IL, ~
has been decided to form new regiment among tne
residents Of certain towns in Westchester County ana
battalion the SIDE towns. The command OF tne
new regiment win be tendered to Griffith Thomas inc
architect. - -
JERSEY CIrY.-The Board Of Public Works
received petition yesterday from the Erie Railroad
Company requesting ten-inch main to supply the pas
senger depot with water the sx-inch main had been
found inadequate. The Hoboken Sewerage Commits
sion informed the Board that Commissioner Reid and
Engineer Booth had been appointed Committee OF
Conference in the matter Of the overflow OF the Ravne
road sewer, and Commissioners Fry and startup and
the Chief Engineer appointed TO act with them.
The Greenyie property sent IN petition Tor
bridge across the Morris Canal Inc committee
on Public Grounds and Buildings reported that three
vacant lots adjoining School No. could be bought for
$1,000 each, and fourth lot Win Q DulIding ior
The Superintendent of Public Schools reports that II OF
the "a candidates for admission TO the High SchOo were
received this month and 1O2 In June making ia IN Tue
new class The Board OF Education has made thefol
lowing appointments: School No. l, Miss Alice Bnrne
third assistant grammar department. salary $685. Mss
Della Demarest intermediate assistant, 1928; Miss E.
Rogue fourth assistant $780, Miss Florence Poole NTH
assistant $3.50 Mary Payne promoted 10 third
dam fourth assistant, 1902; Bliss Ida sWhitehead
fifth assistant, $l44; Miss Poole, NTH assist
ant, $l20 Miss Lydia Whitehead, transferred from
School No. to No. l. 1896 Miss Grace Foster, third as
sisant, grammar department, School No. g. 1852; Miss
Mary Dalton, assistant, $780, Miss Kate Mcbride, fth
assistant, scnoo No. s. sii; Miss Phebe Andrews Pn
cipa school No II, place Of Miss Hattie Howe, re-
signed 5000 Miss Mary Jane Culum, fifth assistant,
siI; School No. 8, Miss Crngle fourth assistant si92
School No. 90 Miss Maggie Young, intermediate assist
ant between Nos. aud 8, $576.
HoBoKEN-August Borkman, Herman Peltz, and
Frank Gunther have been arrested charged beat
ing T. La Croix severely that his life Is despalred or
"A servant IN family named Jones, residing at No.
100 Garden-st sent TO grocery store on Monday
night to purchase package OF Rabbits baking soda
powders. The clerk her soft soap powders, and
the mistake was not discovered until the family had
eaten some biscuits prepared with It, when all were
taken Ill with vomiting and purging aud the physician
pronounced 1t of poisoning They are all con-
valescent. AT a regular session Of the Common Coun-
Gil last night, report from the Committee Streets
on Twelfth-st. should be confirmed was adopted.
NEwARK.-An inquest was held by Coroner Vreeiand
yesterday afternoon in the case OF Jacob Lnthlc who
wolf Anton Wherle keeper Of the saloon where the
murder took place, testified 10 having SchonewOf
fnict the fatal blow. Anton Wherle jr., and Francis
Carn cOrroDorated the testimony Of the saloon Keeper
The jury after being out but few minutes, returned
with verdict that Linthe 10 his death from the
effects OF blow received at the hands OF Frederick
Schonewof. The prisoner was then committed for trial.
PArERsoN.-John Dolan OF Mechanc-st. freight con-
Midland Railway. Instantly Killed by
being crushed between which he act
OF coupling. on Thursday night. at Moorestown