New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-25

| erai DAYS IL was borne TO the undertaker's
and the Coroner informed Of its discovery The
travel 70 Rockaway yesterday exceeded that OF
previous day this season. The morning train ON the
lowed later by extra train, crowded with
Yesterday morning large force OF work
men began between Jackson and Centraayes the lay
ing track, for the Flushing Railroad, from
Hunters point to the depot. Sunday was probably
taken the work from the nfrequency OF the trains
that day The aborers began operations Immediately
in front OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, and for
curious music Several Of the trustees expostulated
with the head workman but the latter refused to desst
men. armed with warrant waited upon the track
layers and presented TO them the alternative OF eeasng
work spending the day the stati0nhouse The EN-
poyes OF the road chose the former horn OF the dilemma
and left their work unfinished.
BAYPoRr--The new Methodist Episcopal church to be
built at this place will cost q 800 or which $1,000 have
been already pledged by citizens The profits Of straw
berry growing may be judged by the experience OF
in 1852 with two planted from which they SOLD
400 quarts netting s504 In 1870 from three acres they
sold quarts netting $780, In 1871 from six acres,
they sold 22ooo quarts netting s. 4O In 1872 from II
acres they sold 10000 quarts netting 2GG in 1879 from
II acres, they sold Notwithstanding the dry season,
10000 quarts netting s2.66p-mos OF the crop being
grown i've Scres OF new ground, which STOOD tho
dlOuh better than the old ground. The berries wer1
sent TO NewYork, and thence shipped to Boston and
other Eastern markets Gould they have sent them d
rect their would have been at least $4,000 Their
estimate Of the cost and returns Of Ill acre OF srawOer
mes for two year, counting upon twothiTds o. crpP'
$40 cultivation, $50; mulchng s20 total cost $40 Yield
first year. quarts IL $780, second year. 1000
quarts sl2O; total, $40; let profit sara.
Observation-Disclosures are very fat this season, and
the Fisheries are eorrospoDdugy profitable wells Co
OF this place thus boiled about 100000 sh, and
the yield much as that OF boiled last year Tle
average for the last our weeks has been IA gallons per
l0OO and lot of 5000 yielded i6s gallons, aver
Of "a gallons per 1000. The h3h caught u Pee9nlc
Bay yield more than those from Gardner's Bay .Ine
revenue cutter Campbell visited this harbor the other
day, and after looking about among the shipping Tor
whiie her commander reported ten vessels 10 tue sur
veyOr OF the Port for violations OF tue law, most or them
TOR showing no lights at night While az anchOr III tue
harbOr. The Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of Long
has res
IL Gs menbers, $50 sunday officers and teacnsrs
ings tbs last ecclesiastical year amountedto S9S69l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is brisk at and near this
place. G. W. Baker is constructing yacht for ms own
use, intended 70 be the fastest on the bay Mortimer
Smith buildIg "a cat-OOaJ for Capt. LOWS Baker;
Muuse Post, at BelpOrt, are building schooner for
building an oyster bOal for Capt. Edward Terry VIM.
Smith OF Bay port is building sioop 60 be iauncned
recently launched cdDJat, aud Edwin strong Oi say
vile Is building a sloop to cost about $1,000.
BREsLAU.-At this place. which is new German set
Element ON the south Side Railroad two manuiactoTles
have been established One employs from 80 TO 90 girls
high SO per mouth; the Otner employs
large number OF men aud boys In making picture
frames, fancy brush handles, match safes ana oiher
small articles from compressed sawdust. TIE dust
subjected to hydraulic pressure OF 400 ton. 10 tIc
square inch and comes ont nearly as hlrJ as ron ana
susceptible OF a high polish.
EEwToWN.-NewtOwn Creek is becoming favorite
traiuinggrOund Tor oarshen. William Gaunon WHO Is
TO against Hughes next week mas his mead
quarters at the American BOat-hOuse Hughes puts up
~ Dlrnet,s, aud John Bsn starts out every day from
every day the creek pulling Justify aud getting in
condition FOR their approaching contests
sOOuHoLD.-AjurY OF 2i freehoders will be drawn to-
day by the town CLERK examine into the propriety
and necessity OF Opening new highway wosI from
ontemplated road viii be three miles III length. The
owners OF the land through whca " Will propose TO
give 1t 20 the public tree Of charge.
East ROCKAwAY-A horse railroad 10 be constructed
from place 10 Pearsals by joint stock company
to be called Pearsas ana East kocklway railroad
nj Dt
s. each The financial success OF the road is assured, as
the travel and freight along the ne has been carefully
estimated and Is known to DC SGHcent 10 make the en-
terpuso paying one.
NORTH BABYLoS.-An English horse van has been inl-
ported by August Belmont at cost OF $1,000, and hAs
veyng by rail horses that are skIush and refuse 10
enter ordinary car as De morse c4h be h0used III II
and wheeled up on NAT
UUSrrGroN.-Tle Kelsey ease has taken turn.
BY the order OF Justice j. 4. Barnard the indictment
against ROYAL sammis ana George b. Blnhs FOX riot and
assault has been removed uoin Cualg OI sessions 10
to tho Court oi Ojer and IctniAeI, winch WILL meet at
R,vcrhcad on oct ~.
Hlryeet Home festival and pc-He al the 4sochaWa. "a
wilton on Wednesday afternoon and evening Ins u
led m Icens County Representatives from the West
ern Oranges TO be present and make addresses.
AoUEBoGUE.-A young man named Frank Terry, while
adjusting the belt OF threshug nachiht had us hahu
caught m The machinery ana teiflny malEIeu' II oeis
almost Wreucncd OF. Surgical attendance was called
immediately, but locGaw set in and lie died on Friday
PoET JEFFgRsON-The PresDytery Of Long Island
VIII meet AZ place on sept The optulns SERMON
viii be preached ~ the Moderation, the EcE I1JDeI ~.
Carincl. Tue Rev. James 4. HamDn viii preach IN lie
evening Oh The " New Testament; view OF the SABBATH
sATvuAE-Two brothers named Charles and JeFe-
r, ynrr VINO left thIs place Aug. 8, board the
soop WA. Miller, with load 81 clans Dound 10Y New
af 81. j. have not been heard Oh Since ana are sup
pussl 70 nave been lost ia The storm.
PTvrRHEAD.-Thc local Visiting Committee VI the
-uioh County branch OF the state Charities Ala Assocl
atlUn W the County AlhshouSe on Wednesday
NoRru HEMPsrEAD.-The Queens County Court aud
Cont OF Sessions, county Jnuse ArmstrCnR Pieoidng'
Will meet at the CourJ-house ON Monday, sept l.
BABrLOS.-lLe Roy. James McDodgall, IT,, nae been
eer ed lrc.idcnt OF the Collegiate Institute, at York
penn, with salary Of 5000 per anuum
AsroRr,-The Rev Mr.. stciuiuhr, paso' OF he Re-
formed German Church. has returned nome aItct an
aDsa .,t Ci .UUr uIOLtus Ia LdiCpe.
STATEN ISLAND.
Nrw-DoRP.-At the organization OF the new
seaysw Associations which Will take the place OF the
Richmond County Agricultural aud horticultural
Society, Messrs. Miller. Clark CaniycI. Van Chef'
Marsh, Housman, Luby. Cla"soni christopher Brick,
EDDY, Bccnta Van \ Ilne and e. j. jones We're hSAeu
as Directors Tor the ufst year
srAPLEroY-Mr. Lubar's yacht Enchantreis "a at
OF tns place, after u three VEGAS cruise "
sail again this afternoon Tor months cruise calling NJ
kewLondon aud other Eastern ports.
NEW BRIGHToS-Jeremah Callahan saloon-keeper
in Gusey-s was held in $500 pail yesterday, before
Justice Corbet, charge of violating the Excise law
IN keeping MS place open between ana a. H. Oh ouH
EDGEwATER.--Messrs. semekof and Hay, Of the vii
lage Trust .cs, have appointed committee 10 act
| % Village Board Oi Excise
| HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| YONKERs.-The Board of Water Commits
sioners has asked W. W. wilson, E.C TO survey Bowerss
Pond and make specifications for IN enlargement 60 a
capacity OF about one million gallons, ei.hcr by
ting or building q dam or both Sergeant j. NJ. King
OF the police force has been detained to charge
the sub-station ut Kingsbrdge ROundsnan George ".
Osborne has been appointed Sergeant PatrOlman t. II.
Wc2druf has been appointed R9undsman, Patr1lmdn j.
r. Embree been appointed R0undsman of tue Bronx
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