New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
Commuters of the New-York and New-Haven

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Commuters of the New-York and NewHaven
Railway Company complain that he MONDAY trains "
do not stop at either side OF Williams biluSe'
abough il is urged they required to do so by the
nroylsions Of the charter Of the Company WINE sop
naes are made at lte way stations Out Of town. NOIth
NrwYurkcrs returning from their country resIaehcc
are rushed past their homes, TO Forty 's'cohuS'' "'
almost lightning speed.
| The Executive Committee OF the Board ol
Domestic Missions OF the formed Church met yester-
tav ,t No 3. Yescy-st. There were present the Rev
Drs Ormiston Van elect, Duryea. and Riley, ana
Messrs = r. W. Heath and 3. b. Stewart. Approprla
made To the following enuISnes , S ieI' yg
Hueirnots. ,. l.; Richmond, s l.; FonIth German German
Ni Trs' Epd w. \; sas, S s,'S i 'SnS @ West L5}Gen'
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| The Rev. George ID. Matthews was installed
last night as pastor OF Westminster Church III west
Twcuty-sccOud-st. Two weeks ago the Mission Church
al sevcuth-ave and Eighteenth-st. aud Westminster
! church we're consolidated, and Ir. Matthews was
called l,y the congregation OF the church-West-
min,;cl-0 pr ,ido them. In the inNtnaton ne
/ Mitcnril OF TIE Caua-st Iresbytc.iin Church ID.
/ Thom son OF the FOur,h Presbyterian Chureh tHGh
,ddrrss,d the new lI-ioi, alter Wlrh tue Il v NJ.
Ptge OF tie New.York Presbyterian Cnuich delivered
/ the address 10 the pa0p't
/ Mrs Charles Davis, one OF the lady riders
IN the races at Barnun'i Hippodromc who injured
IN tue hurdle race Friday night, oicd yesterday mora
ng az Gcr residence No. lij Eis; fwcnt' -,iNth-at On
| tbe night OF the accident RIDING ~ ilIl speed
and her horse 'spot"n English oushbrea-1'ta-
e,ed himself too quickly @ cap oIt o. Tue ndidigs '
saut His rider in contact Wlih tue hulue' dad
fractured her cola:Done, also Sls' iIuE lRernat l
aoasp& & r r accident ctus.,i cons, aut ard violent
leuOirhaEcs when cda>ci hci uo"'n' i"0 4"'''"' "
take place Io-mSrFSS Si!SS i@9SSfFhhiiahe. @SSfFhhiiahe
I A special meeting of the IXth Assembly
District Republican Association held last evening,
at the hall in the Bleeeker Building, Deecker aud
Mortonsts., Robert b. Carter, President, for the pur
| pose OF taxing action the amendments to Articles
! XII and XXI OF the Constitution enabling three asso
Citations 70 be organized IN the Twenty-third and
| TNenty.fOurtl Wards OF New-YUrS; namely, one at
MorrIstnI. West Farms anu one at kIngsOridge;
| ana two III XIX.n Assembly District; viz, one IL
| the Twelfth Ward III Tue twenty second Ward.
very discussion arose rs TO which association
wod have the priority iii the nominating conventions,
aud the necessity for the amendments TO be more ex
! picit tuis pout. rle amendments We're, however
fna!y concurred the ndtter OF dispute being lett
| for the action OF the Central Committee.
BROOKLYN.
The residents in Bridge-st opposed TO re-
nayiug tba thoroughfare will hold a meeting tonight
! AZ tue PRIMITIVE Methodist Church.
The Aldermanic Committee on Parks and
Bridges Will call Controller Green OF New-York to-
day regard To raising more money Tor the Last RIVER
J ridgc NUIK.
Bids FOR proposals for city bonds were opened
Yesterday by Controller Schroeder. Tue bid for
100000 worth Of Permanent Waer-Loan bonds. due In
ahd 1870 was lU2Oi, ana That iVr S.OOVJ Noth OF
Assessmen ana Sewerage bonds. cue lsi7 was lO1C.
Coroner Whtehill held an inquest yesterday
on the body of the boy, Morris Smith, who killed Dy
a pistol shot on Saturday afternoon The jury found
that the deceased his death through the Grim
nal, reckessuess OF John McSweeney, who fired the
fatal bullet from his pistol. McSweeney was sent TO
Ray mOnGst jan 10 await the action OF tue Grand jury
At meeting of the Board of Aldermen
| yesterday Communication was received from Mayor
Hunter yetoiug a resolution, passed by the Common
Council June n, appropnating slSS23i 81 for the
Water Bureau OF the Board OF City Works and trans
fcrng si259 IS irsm the water maintenance account
of TO the water maintenance account OF this
year. Tne communication was referred TO the Water
permitting the OF noseless dummies for propelliug
cars ia Arahtc-aye., irom Flabush-aye to East New
| York.
The funeral of John b. Crane, who with his
| brother and a fellow student was drowned In Lake
Lucernc on Nay IS took piace yesterday a the Tabor
nacle In sober the Rev. Joseph Duryea, d.
d. asng large number OF the personal friends of
yvung and his parents were prcsent Dr. Dur
ferred TO the good character Of tho young man. aud
spoke feeaingly OF his unumely end The sermon was
casket covered with flowers was placed in the hesrse
aud followed by large nunoer OF carriages wac taken
LONG ISLAND.
BATH.-Ex-Judge George NJ. Curtis of New
York sevcreiy boatco by dies In O billiard
saloon st this place July He sates that no iutcc
ered to protect women WHO sitting the balcony
OF the Bath Hotel from annoyance by these men, and
aftervard went with fncnd into tho saloon, whero
lard cues Knocking him down aud eaderng near
~ senseless They were hnany driven or but arrests
were made He bruised about tho head. but r,-
oeived no dangerous Injuries.
LoS0 ISLAND CiTr.-Charles Kenney. age a. resi-
Of the Flushing branch OF ie Long Island RaIrocd at
W. sAiliRs&ye eross.pg yesterday, Coroner Aaassr