New-York tribune., 1874-06-08


ssapsmsnt m,nps ~ maps are very much needed, ana
nnti the first two are made, but little can oe scoo
maps are equally important every wear large ana
growing Of tax uneoecsed ana ts Of
tSe rroperty assessed The Aldermen abandoned tnef
attempt mpeaeh the Mayor and otner ssn doae toward
restoring credit OF the city and much vauags az sune
yisors OF Queens County will hold meeting at Hunters
Point to-day The President OF the Ponce CommS''o
has ordered the gypsies to leave the ci,y Art.
GREENpoRr-Messrs. Jackson Mathews OF tn,s
LAUNCHED on satnrdy s Capt chas
dicns cabin, and Is elegantly furnished and nstea
throughout %, ' 20 make the contest
10 all comers. ~
FIusHrNa-Joseph Road Of this place. who was sus ns
neeted of having caused the death OF Dlckerson na'
been discharged, after examination, Dy Jusuce la"
renee The charges were made by memoers % me e W. now W
r. of which the deceased was member anu tuey ~" V
publish card which they say they peHeVe hoau III
nocent.
Uays of Islip and Isaac G. Skinner Of Sayviile nave
been appointed Commissioners under the OYSTER olll,
lust made law by Gov. DIX, which provides ioF lne DO
signing Of lots to the various oyster planters.
sMnHTowN-The cornerstone OF the new Roman man
Catholic church In this village was iad yh o"h Mn
appropriate ceremonies by the RI. Rev. Bishop Lougn
In of Brooklyn. 49,,
BELpoRr.-The Summer session of the Long Island
Bible Society Will take place here to-lnofIoW'
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEroN.-The members of the Stapleton
Bayst on Wednesday evening, and elect officers and
set the date for their Summers sports. Three new
Yachts will be added club this season-the Amelia
the phine and Mr. Monroes new yacht just hnished
at Clifton. The fleet will then number twenty DodIs'
The annual regatta will take place about July Oon-
modore Tynan's yacht Elizabeth has been undergoing
extensive alterations She has now main BOON ~ ises es
longest spars of yacht in the fleet OF ner m %
lyman has entered her as Soa so n n
Brooklyn Yacht Club regatta, which VIII take place Oh
| the 10th inst.
R1yERHEAp.-The County Board of Supervisors have
1ees for the County Clerk and Surrogate in charge OF
| the Building Committee Of the Board, with Iappan pan
authorized the Committee borrow the credit OF he
county much money as shall be needed ~ III . unt
I4e nISs Office oDi February and the re-
o1E s In 5e Sased 0hs fe Sy speca
the Town Assessors OF this county was heiu mere on
iI"ns of tne State Assessors and to exchange opinions
as to the advisaDiity OF their adoption II Was decided
nexpedient If not impossible to out the proposed
changes this year. and the subject was deferred until
the third Monday in April 1885, to be then considered ny
| a similar Convention.
GRAvEsrxD-Between the hours Of 1880 and O'clock,
YESTERDAY morning ay we're dsurbed IN
their work Mr. Ridley tut succeeded IN escaping WIN
silver plate jewery aud clothing valued at rOm Sl2OO
TO 81 SO MT. Ridley who is the senior member OF the
firm E. Ridley Son, No. So9 Grand-st, New YORK,
will give a reward for the arrest OF the thieves and re-
coyeFy OF the stolen property SIX months the same
house broken into by thieves and plate, clothing,
before made public, having been kept from the news
papers the request Of the Brooklyn police No trace
! of the robbers has yet been discovered.
CIIFToS.-The body of a man was picked up in the
wafer of the boarding station by one OF the Quar-
| five feet seven inches high, and had dark gray
coat and trowsers blue ana white striped shlr fuo-
Der boots aud appeared 10 be 35 years old Evidently
the body had been the only few days. Coroner
Lea Stapeton held inquest and verdict was rem
House buryiDg ground the last resting place OF the
remains.
| NEW w-BRrcuroN-John Tracy and William Edgar
arraigued before Justice Corbe yesterday for lawless
acts In the saloon OF William Pdrdy III Fdctoryvllle
last Tuesday night Tracy sent TO the Kings County
made TO pay for the damage done the saloon. Tine
charter election for three trustees OF this village Will
take place tomorrow. close contest 10 anticipated
ElIISGvIILE-The bodies of three men whose dress
INDICATED that they had sailors, washed
the South about mile south OF the Great XIII In
let and of road leading 10 this village
bodies appeared to have been ~ the water several
weeks. They nave been inferred in the County Poor
| House burylng ground.
CAsrLEroN-Mr. III. P. smithson's residence at -Four
Corners robbed Friday morning OF 800 worth OF
ewery. The robbery Is supposed 10 nave Ueen commit
ted By CHARLES II. Taylor gardener who had been IN
Mr. Smthsons employ for the past three or four years,
and who disappeared immediately after the articles
has not been seen or heard from since
SHELTER IsLAND.-The services OF Captain Benjamin
son, tins place, United states Revenue lnspec
for the GreeDpoIt district, have been suspended.
and the revenue boat Report, which he commanded Is
by order OF secretary hchaidson d up at sag arDor
| tor the present
RIcMoyp-A panel OF grand and petit jurors viii be
drawn IN the Clerks oil:e tomorrow 20 the
next term OF Court ana Court oi Sessions,
| which Will convene here ON the 23i inst.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WEST MOUNT VERNON.-The tru stees of this
village received petition from residents of Wash
ngtonye asking for the annexation OF that village TO
this one committee has been appointed to consider
the matter and report at the next meeting Of the board
| FoRDHAM.-The eighth annual meeting OF the man
ayers ana patrons oi 'ne hOne oi inc VIII NC ned
| tomorrow
PoRrcuEsTER- Bernard McGin has been appointed
Receiver vi Taxes III place OF T. H. Halpin, deceased
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY-Charles Allen, an engineer en-
| ployed 10y the Committee Public Buildings Of the
| Board of Chosen Freeholders, began smt Tor libel
against Freeholder Patrick LonGrigan. on Saturday
laying his damages at s56,00o because Mr.. LOndrgan
stated the last meeting of the Board nat Allen had
certified fraudulent claim for $500, and In the
habit OF doing Lieut. F. Eer OF the Hudson County
Artillery be censnred by the State Military Board
for using State guns and amuuiilon TO fire
a salute to the Roman CathOic pilgrims who
sailed on a French steamer few weeks ago
Charles stUblng, barber, dong business IN Kearney
avenue poisoned by drinking strychnine IN his cO
fee Oh Friday night HIS sister was arrested Oh susp
having administered II, aud Is held 10 await the
result The doctors there Is now only little danger
eide by jumping into the HackensacK RIVER yesterday
| afternoon while Intoxicated. She rescued by
Precinct Mhs Me hsap made .S
against her OF haoitua inemperaDce and Justice Snack
| A numDer OF butchers were discharged from the
Abattor yesterday, aud the wages of those retained
| we're reduced. Charles Whitley, aged l6 Year.,
struck by engine al the Barrows crossing OF the
| Pennsylvania Railroad. at o'clock last night, aud
Instantly killed. The boy deaf and DID not the
| train, and the gates were not lowered until after he
had walked upon the track. The frame OF the
struck his skull and crushed IL H. dishgurns his head
| horrible The body removed
| 10 Bradys Morgue Tne gate-tender, Patnck
Powers, was arrested by Onlter Coward.
and Is held 10 await the result OF the Inqnest....
All the ferry boats the Cortiandt and
lines have been provided with fresh supply of tepre
servers aud they paced in RACKS the
the cabins. The Sprng meeting OF the ldson County
Fair Association will Ue neid at West side Park,
Jersey CITY Heights, Monday, Juue 49, and wll
tnue for three dsys Reiuuard was ARA yued