New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

pany of English capitalists has recently purcnhseu
200 and Of land, and It'll said to be me purpose
etares e Of new DESCRIPTION Of ocoS said &c q
very durable character pier mas already been 9esaa
engineers are surveying large plat for the erection OF
several brick buildings About 400 men VIII DC Gun
ployed In the factories. ...r
NEw-HRIGHToN OF a dark yellow color and OF
an unusual large size now being daily caught In
great numbers in the Kills OF this place some Un e
fishermen caught from 100 to 400 eaeh on raturuay,
many OF the fish weighing from II TO POUNDS - b..
ELM PARK--Alexander Young, one Of the North-saore
dSy Isss. IN jumping over fence broke hs right leg
near the ankle JOINT '- 30 '+0 -'.I
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The White Plains Division
of T. No. 22s and Central Lodge o. OF IT, l. VIII Make
an excursion to Rye Beach Thursday. The schooi
Commissioners OF wesehester County and speola'
committee of the Board Of Supervisors Will meet at the
Courthouse this morning to examine candidates ior ne
State scholarship In Cornell University. One student
from each of the three Assembly Districts VIII DC up
pointed.
TRENoNr-Mrs Farrer wife OF Mr.. ]. Farrer. carpen-
and builder. residing in sprngst MT Hope, near
this village, retired IN her usual health on SUNDAY eve
ming and yesterday found dead In Ded coroner
Miller OF Morrsania was called TO investigate the cause
OF DEATH which supposed to be apopexy OF disease
Of the heart.
WEST WHITE PLANs.-The next trot on the Fair
Grounds OF the Westchester County Agricultural ana
Horticultural Society will take place on THURSDAY TOT
Following horses have been entered h. lockwood.
Dr. e. George wilkes, blk. r. Tomtt br g. LORD Neison'
and b. 2. George Peabody.
MoRRIsAsIA-The Knights OF Mlrth will hold Sum-
MCKNIGHT promenade and reception tonight
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CIrY.-Taxes received last week,
5555 The subscriptions for the second poor chlu-
rens excursion amount to 1870 The question OF Duy
ing Kepar Market for temporary City Hall ana re-
moving there all the present city Offices now situated III
different parts OF the city, being agitated Is sad
rho ound
supposed from heart disease on the Morrsst DOCK on
Saturday was matreated by number OF persons ABOUT
the dock who thought ne was intoxicated ana thres
water on him and stuffed straw into his mouth ana nos
trs The case will be investigated. "A party Oh ra'
road men and newspaper represehtat'Ses , n last
evening, in the Woodruff patent sleeping car, ne
the first or its kind used IN TINS part Oh e tur
and the improvement the old car CONSISTS III tut
ing the upper berth under the floor john oaus noy
IN agntng oIo and had his foot crushed Coroner
Maian held an inquest last evening al Library a Jn
the body Of Mary b. w tains fanda1n IL was sup
posed that the girl had been induced 70 oo h s
aed however that he had made proposition o,
marriage her. DR.. Buck, County Physlcian tesIue
and that the girl was not in the condition WHEN mao
been supposed by her friends s we the dTSggsd
her to be careful and had explained us and
The jury returned W yGrae' for Of selling poison
- The Board Of Education refused, last evening, 10
pass resolution providing Tor inc STUDY OF g
schools Nos and g. wheret here are many cnluren o
German parentage, but the resolution now uelehteu
was offered by German members OF the Board, ana Mas
been under consideration for several weeks
NFwARK-Charles Lipscomb, colored was arrested
for ttappingi in Christina B0werss saloon yesterday
| 49, A mad steer was killed on Washngton-st. last eve
ming After pistol shots had been fired into It's BODY,
IL was finally dispatched with rifle bullet Michael
Faherty was arrested for assauung John Griffith ana
cutting him with o tumOler, Peter Muligan fel
into the canal Summitst., yesterday atIern0On
while intoxicated, and when rescued declared ne hau
only gone in to swim. John Pigeon carpenter, reslu
ing at No 322 Academyst, fell from scanold ia East
Newark yesterday afternoon, distance OF ~ eet anu
was seriously though not fatally injured W linaln
Dodd weknown resident OF this city, dled at ms resi-
denee on ClintOn-ave., on Sunday night Inc Iuhett
! will take place to-day. There were III deaths
| last week, n OF which were those OF chlI-
dren Twenty eight deaths were from cholera lnIahtun
and from pOx. John Shanrey dled, on SunuSt
afternoon from the effects Of sunstoke III is tho1sht
that the south BrOad-s pavement VIII be nnlshed ia
September The new st. Pauls Protestant ERlsSopdi
Church High-st, will not be finished before ta III
will seat people The Grammar School Duulng on
| Marketst. is being enlarged and improved :. Nine
hundred dogs have been taken to the pound since WAS
| opened and not more than 60 have been redeemed
PATERsoS-The Saunders silk mills are being syste
matically robbed OF silks in small quantities. by some OF
the operators as it is supposed. reward or 200 Is
offered information OF the receiver OF tne property
- The shaft connecting the water wheel with the ma
| chinery at the Rogers locomotive works broke yes
| terday and work that portion OF the shops was
| stopped throwing 400 men out OF employ ment Ine
Gates for the Erie Railway crossings being placed In
position and the track through tue city WI" pe lhcoseu
| In few days.
PAssAIC-Ffty laporers been set at work on the
Monroe-st. bridge, which will be rapidly completed