New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
o for distributing the Rdgewood water in portions Of


O. Bowen against The Brooklyn Daily Eagle DO CONSOLE
dated into one action
The time for the service of the answer IN
the suit Of Dean Proctor against Francis "
Mouton has been extended until Oct 49, giving 10 eacn
partv the liberty OF serving the usuai houce VI ' "
the November term. -
President Sullivan, Of the Brooklyn City
Railroad Company, announced yesterday that aer "eA
Monday twenyfour extra trips VIII be made IN a9 aay
mornings and evenings OF each week usy, ion viz WV
line to Hamilton Ferry.
The iourneymen plumbers and gasiitters
have decided that jOurneyman shall WORK Ior any
employer bv contract and that II any OF their pnnDer %
sg1ua bS him In getting other aud pre-
| vent others from taking his place In the SHOP
| Bishop Seaman, the accountant who has
been examining the books and accounts OF the TAX OF
fee submitted his report yesterday to the Controller ior
the fms nspecton Of the Board Of Audit which consists OF
the Mayor, Controller aud Alderman Ropes The dis
crepancy discovered amounts TO about s!ooWo. ine
Board Of Audit will report on the matter " tue Nomuoh
| Council, next Monday.
| LONG ISLAND.
| JANAICA.-John Ryder, Receiver OF Taxes,
| has made a statement to the Treasurer OF queens
County Of the unpaid taxes In that town for 1873 Win
the taxes rejected by the State Controller for 1871 ana
1872 also remaining unpaid from which t appears tn'
rho amount paid to the Supervisor including arrears
road tax and school tax OF District No. is s2S ss2 ~
The amount paid to the County TreasaIer neluu.
Of tax returned for is7a is s III of assess
ment 1873, go 10; percentage. sS 6o lnteres,,
ISL sls 90: arrears in School District No. si43 IL;
total $s363 81. Property on when taxes are III
will be advertised for sale NY the County irea'u'oi m
| few DAYS.
! RIyERHEAp-An appeal having been taken from the
decision OF Judge Pratt against change OF venue 10 tne
eomplcity IN the murder OF Charles G. Kelsey at Hunt
ngton trials have been postponed until the next
| Circuit, which Will meet here in April next
| ORIEST-The new Poquatuck Hall was dedicated on
Tuesday evening An address was 9eyetsa py are o
Rev II. r. Harris on Mental Culture, ana there "eo
| musical and other exercises.
STATEN ISLAND.
w-BRIGHToN.-Three ferries are now IN
oper,tion between Staten Island NewYork, making
az round trips daily still the people fnd cause OF
complaint the fact that they have no night boat ana
that communication not frequent enough as the poats
all run on the time There is great rivalry between
Gently locked the gates at the foot OF Jersey-s New
Brighton thus preventing the OPPOSITION ooahs aon o
yenence that the matter has been prongn
to the attention Of the Board OF Trustees VINO naSe
appointed special committee OF three to inquire Oy
What right the Ferry Company thus close the street
and report the result Of their inquiries 10 te boaru
| EpGEwATER-The annual school meetings were held
In the various districts OF all the townships IN kenmon
County Tuesday evening In the First District OF
sfropg, and Pelham were elected Trustees. In the
Second District stapeton) John Scot was eiected
Trnstee Joseph WnltmOre Collector. AMI John Mcclure
Clerk Mr.. Frean behalf OF the Trustees; made the
annual statement. which was unanimously adopted ana
OIng Year An additional 81 900 was carry
he provisions OF the ia IN p.tct No.
(Clifton). John Licken Was chosen trustee ana ~ l.
| Cornell Collector.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
RYE NECK.-COroner Brennecke was recently
called to inquest upon the body OF Ida Ians AL
orphan girl IA years old who had been living with Johh
H. Cornell and had died after an illness OF four OF h'e
days without medical attendance The jury rendered
verdict to the effect that the death Of Ida Tams was
caused by bilious derangemeDs resulting III congestion
n having Ser in charge were chargea1e with neglect
| in not procuring medical aid ana III NOT giving ner
| proper care during her SICKNESS
! WHITE ptAIys-A sharply contested election for ire
election OF two school Trustees OF this village re,uteu
yesterday the choice of Leonard Muller ana james es
| IL Moran -. T. b. Long was elected CnefEhsiheer Vi
| the Fire Department yesterday
| PoRTcHEsTER.-Col N. b. Bartram and n. c. Pond
in the place OF Ii. NJ Henderson ana ramp hOiinauSe
NEw-JERsEY.
| Irpsrv CrrY.-The Pennsylvania Central
Railway COMPANY has issued Official notice 70 the em
poyes and the public that and after Oct s all trains
running in either direction will be required TO use the
right hand track Of the left as has been the GUS
TOM Passengers intending to take train are cautioned
not TO cross the ahead Of train as approaches
station and on leaving train they requested TO do
en- from the side on which the platform u.s. and In no case
to leave on side upon which train may ne
lug in an opposite direction Tue order aso pro1,ps %
tnnio~ rhe aunnai inspection and parade OF the
Police Department took place yeserday lhe to e Ts
CITY where they furnished with dinner at tue Ave-
nue. Hotel After the refreshmen tne line was
they they We're reviewed by the Mayor aud Board
Marin Connolly went to the County jail on Tuesday
and asked one OF the prisoners ohe vi tne J,
keepers noticed that there was something OF an unusual
sze breast pocket coat, and suspecnG that It
| was a bottle of whisky investigated the matter anu
| found II to be q large revolver. Wnen Conhoy came
out he was arrested and is held for nonpayment o
a fine imposed for carrying concealed weaposs 1 ite m
the Rev Mr. Lodge Of Modestown. Va. John CaRston
, was about 10 drive wagon across the Pennsyvanla
Railway at Newarkave., YESTERDAY. when me gates YES
we're suddenly lowered and the wagon wac ned on the
track. train was approaching rapidly ana the horse horse
and succeeded bio cags'on rh s"pSa rsa srnrR rTS
the rear end Of the vehicle and demolished H.
IrsIos HII-Coroner Parslow held an inquest yester
day afternoon the OF Elizabeth Erb who It Is
alleged straneed 10 death by her husband on moi
day Pauline Erb. daughter of the deceased test
dei that on Monday father drank freely and mat he
sent for liquor about p M She mad hady lelt ine
house when she heard her mother who had been sewing
when left, scream Upon reeatsrlng the mouse sue
was met by the deceased who told her not TO nger put
to 90 aud procure the liquor for her father Wnen sue
returned she met Mr. Graham who res resides les IN tae
| was dead When she entered the room she round ner
sitting m in a Gna esd ts he had aI DE
ceased about 90 years. she mad been neflng rom con
oestlon OF lungs he was called to the house on Mon
dsV night and found her lying the floor dead; her
neck black and blue and ron sue na M
been stranged u DEATH III. b'dho coi. nis
| testiuonv Mr. and Mrs. Graham testh Id that they
had the the day before her DEATH put ala
not see nor quarrel The inquest Will be con-
| tpued tomorrow.
| NEw-BRUNswICK.-In the Court OF Special Sessions
yesterday Francis Gregory was arragned on charge
~ assauiting his wife, Catherine. 1t was shown that
Mrs Gregory left her husband ON April 26 on account Of
cruel treatment and went to live with her mother The
same night found her standing at her mothers gate
| and asked her TO take walk. She refused. and he
| knocked her down. On the evening or sept, lie re-
neated the assault. and arrested. the Rutgers
College Boat Club has been reorganzed Fifteen mem
| hers will be elected to train during the winter.
| LII umhnr VIII he aeected