New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-21

collect Several who refuse TO pay and whose property
SCHOOL building within four years, though In anotner
district and hence exempt from the present assess
the assessed valuation OF the properly in the disIrc
ehais great ineonVenience and hardship the small
landowners.
STATEN ISLAND. .s..i
RICnMoND.-At the last meeting of the
County Board Of Health resolution was adopted TO
the effect that throwing brewers graius the soil or
IN the waters Of the county should under
penalty OF $50 for each oense The disposition OF the
refuse OF the breweres, which this resolution s in
tended to prevent has heretofore been constant
OF complaint in the neghborhood OF these esab
into ponds which during the recent dr0uth and
quent low water became offensive. In other cases II
has been strewn upon the ground and has been con
slant OF annoyance and discomfort TO families
residing In the vicinity Cows have been Ia the habit OF
feeding upon It, and In many instances have become
intoxicated In consequence. The nuisance has repeat
eddy been brought TO the attention OF the Health author
tiles, but no notice has before been taken or IT,
NEw-BRIGHroN-The Castleton Association for Legal
Protection have tsent communication to the Board OF
EXCISE insisting that the Board should not DC m s
part Of applicants for license but should require posi-
allowing them TO sell liquor The village officials have
decided TO discontinue the WORK OF widening the Manor
road In consequence OF some regard
ing the survey.
EpoEwATHR-Tne village Aldermen succeeded in
having meeting last evening with eisns members
present and In appointing new Excise tS ernner va
unsuccessful the vote al usual standing 4tot.
UPPER QuARASrNE.-There are at present tTi We've
vessels FROM Southern ports at the upper 8uarautAe
anchorage, discharging carges Into lighters.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-At the meeting of the Board
of Aldermen Mayor ONeis veto Of the Boards action
in authorizing the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
take possession OF and close up Pymouthst east OF
Greenest. received and laid over. He asserted as
his reason for doing that the Board had no right
under the charter to vacate or close any public street
The Committee Baths and ArDores reported that 1t
had leased rooms at Nos ~ and 80 Newarkaye to be
used az en- armory for the National Guard ut yearly
An ordinance passed autnorlZng tne
Erie Railway Company 70 lay tracks across Ninth and
Tenthsts TO connect with its milk depot. The Commit
tee Public Parks was authorized to procure setLees
North Hudson County Railroad Company was
ordered TO remove, turnout In NeW-Yorkave,
posed to rescind tho resolution requesting the
Board OF Finance to resign. The motion was lost by
Jersey City and Bergen Horse Railroad Company has
been appointed Superintendent OF palace and sleeping
the Midland Railway: The money;drawer OF
Freuuds lagerbeer saloon Firsst. robbed OF SIS
on Tuesday night James Goodwin of No. 2O2 Madison
st. Newly York, who was arrested at his residence on
Tuesday, by Capt Van Ripper. charge of burglary,
taken before Justice Reese for examination yester
day. J: p. Sutherland OF No; 80 west Hamilton,
place. whose house robbed of goods valued at $500
during the absence OF himself and family on June 49,
identified his property quantity OF goods fonnd In
the possession Of the prisoner Other persons identified
him the who broke into j. b. Emory's house III
Jersey-aye. a short time ago. The prisoner was COM
mtted the Hudson County Jail TO await the action OF
the Grand Jury lie said TO have served several terms
in the State Prisons Of various States The new steam
pump erected in Cenraave., near Manhattan-st., to
supply the northern part OF the city with water was put
operation Yesterday james Brown, laborer eIn-
poyed by Van Keuren Peck, held. yesterday, on
charge OF assa1lting bis wife VIM McGregOr' a ma
chinst in HudsOn-st shop, mad finger taken on by
tue machinery on Tuesday.
NEwARK-Cornelius Harmon, contractor, was ar
rested yesterday ana fined $50 for driving mule that
was unit To be out OF the stable. Theodore Pfefer
also arrested yesterday, on similar charge ana
fined So Mrs 4. b. Peddle has presented the home
for Aged Women with handsome parlor organ. she
purchased the instrument from the proceeds or the sale
Of flowers gathered In her conservatory from time 70
time. The abutments OF the Centralaye. bridge are
complete p T. Quinn has received letter asking 1or
space the State Agricultural Fair TO exhibit fru and
other products Of Kansas Theodore Nungesser car
penter while at work upon building, yesterday, fell to
the ground and severely Injured. He was carried
TO his home at No 1913 Newest; Christina Arndt was
arrested Yesterday charged with stealing $40 from gu
sannah Andreas of No 90 Prncest. The 26th anniyer
sary OF the Westinghouse. Jewish Temple was cele
brated last evening by services at the Temple and
dinner at Dramatic Hall Hermann stickel collector
OF OF taxes, made complaint yesterday against
o woman named Mary Augustine. from whom ne desired
collect a till. when she turned upon him. Deatlng
kicking, and biting him severely Abraham Plnkas
complained Of by his two sons for cutting his Vile
in the face with jackknife during quarrel
HoBoKES-The Common Council is considering the
question of presenting 81 900 TO the ST. Marys Hospital
It has awarded to Timothy Foley a contract for
building wings to Public School No. g. for $4,000,
though the Legislature authorized the expenditure OF
only $4,000 Seven bids have been received by the
which the lowest is 5000 The construction viii begin
at once . The Surveying OF the TWelfth-st improve
nent has cost s. 800. .Duya d. Johnson was held IN
$500 bail yesterday appear for trial Oh charge OF
beating his wife The annual excursion OF the sars
field Association will held Sept John Schmidt:
a seaman employed the Bremen steamship HammO'
German Consul