New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
The following selections will be played at
BROOKLYN.

There will be music at Prospect Park this
afternoon.
John Schott, age 81, of No. 255 Plymouth-st
died early yesterday morning from the effects of tu
let wound received from pistol III the hands Of Patrick
German ON July s. 1873, While the Later was hrns aI
mark
Some scoundrels have been shamefully mutt
ating the Church at Casson-ave and uuroe st., pre-
sided over by the Rev. d. Durrca Large pieces have
been clipped from the stone front O4 tne ClassOidvc
side greatly disnguriDg the beauty OF 'le edlbce.
The Coney Island Railroad Company have
begun the work OF extending their tr Is along Church
ST. and Hamton-aye 10 the ferry This will open new
and convenient railroad r,dtr for persons living i'll the
vicinity OF NIuh-st along the TcIic q; to SItA-t line
Gov. Dix has had a conference with Mayor
Hunter in regari UnsgacG bills an citing Brook
lyn interests, now in tan ,Goyernor's hands. From
intilnatiOns that made II IL believed that the
Bridge bill will he signed, but the fate Of the charter
amendments is uncertain.
The Board of Assessors who met yesterday
estimate the increased valuation of the real ana per
sonal property OF 1914 1873 at little than
5000 O, making the total vlGe $22l 2s2 So OF which
sS,'oio6C
The knife with which Philip Kl lehman is said
to have killed VIM. Plaiord has been obtained by Capt
Keyser the sixth Precinct, from Kienmaus wife. 1t
Is black h0rn-handled clasp knife, with blade about
inches OHg. There were blood STAINS upDD H. and
the size of tine blade corresponds with the size and form
OF tlo wound of which Platford died.
The funeral OF the late Edward b. Iavs took
place yesterday from the family residence. in Fourth
place, between Court and CliAton-sts Mt. Hays was
for 80 years member OF the o. Ter OF MasUns
time Sovereign Grand Commander OF the
supreme Council of the Masonic Order for the North.
TIe remains taken uuder the escort Of the Kew
stone Lodge to Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, N.
j., lor lnlermrnf.
LONG ISLAND.
PATCHoGUE-1he Summer tim table Of the
South SIDE Rllrood Company which will 20 into ct:c;
.I,r
Oice ID, Dartment, for several OF the mails VIII De se
ou.y delayed in consequence OF it. TIE regular mai
train leaving BROOKLYN L. D., az $3.50 a. lE, as.1v
Tins village AT 1890 O'Clock, viii not leave the tt.r
placed the return trip unt'i ms II Will not ca "a
Brooklyn. L. D., until G:jS y. NJ, wAc is 30 ic o,lt
the nail matter whose destination IS east OF gepOrt
Conn. south OF Newark v j., Will have to lie
until the next day. Even the mails for the BrooKlyn
POst-Olce Will he too late for delivery Otherwise, te
sumner arrangement appears give satisfaction Tue
Sunday trains Will be ~ follows: Leave the Bushwick
depot going east at and 1888 a. NJ aud 1880 and p
H. at Bashwick The return AT 1879 "a. $50
M, u NJ. and 1855 pm; HcmPs,ead train eonnect-
ing at Valley stream and two trains each way running
to Rockaway Beach and four TO Far Rockaway.
FLUsHISG.-The Village Trustees have rescirded the
resolution passed at recent meeting FOR the removal
ashes and garbage from the thcky-setel portion Of
the village during the Summer months This action has
caused considerable surprise as the necessity Tor the
prompt removal OF refuse is 1ppareat The Consistory
OF the Reformed Church OF this place have decided
remove their church edihce to lot al the corner OF
Bogne-ave and Amityst. The lot is i9ox:sO rect
and roomy enough for the church parsoiage chapel
be used IN the construction VI the new
COLLEGE PoIsT-The Board Of Trustees OF this village
have decded that the contractors for trenChng aud
LAYING the water pipes III the village shall furnish
bOndsmen and reside aud own property in either
Queens County, NewYork, Brooklyn. Notices to this
eneet have been sent 10 the twelve lowest bidders but
only SIX have responded The papers will be submitted
Corporation Codnsel Hnsdale for examination, aud
II bonds OF the lowest bidder considered
factory will be closed, subject ratfca
ton jection by the Board.
BAIsIDE.-The corner stone OF the new hall Of the
Bayside Literary Society viii he laid al y. III. to-day
The Hon. l.. Bradford Prince Will deliver the grafton.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETOS-Ihe second sale Of property
unpaid taxes begun yesterday IN the Treasurer
ONCE After few bids taken. the sale again
post poued-this time ill next MOnday-n consequence
OF the great VINO :hroBgei III 20 pay up back
taxes. Among sales one II Mr.. John Hectle-
tOsch, took lease for 800 years on $OJO worth OF
property al Clifton, the dues upon wh!o amounted u
s2Jo -
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERYoN.-Ihe anniversary of the
warbburg Orphans' Farm School of tue Evangelical