, 1874-06-26
SUBURBAN NEWS.


SUBURBAN NEWS.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
The Board of TrustooB Of tho Village OF Wash
ington Heights held n,ooting at their hall on
Monday evening, at which woro present NIosHrs.
Mason, Mauror, CASTOR, Sol,llsz, LowontAal,
Groonacro, aud Clerk Wymau.
After tho roadlug Of tho minutes Of tho
lnas mooting, petition was presented,
Of citizens living OIL Oak street, between
Ninety-ninth street and Tracey avenue, for grad
ing and sidewalks, which was, on motion, ro-
ferred to tho Committoa on Strcets and High
wnys.
Tho Committee appointed to frame ordinances
for tho prevention cf cattlo running at largo ro-
ported back TINT tho villagers aro III favor Of tho
State Inv niono.
Tho report OF tho Special Committee OH aBsess-
ulents for sidewalks not built OH Winston ave-
nue gayo list Of delinquent, mid asBo6Bmcnt
required, amounting to SG14.50. On motion, the
report was adopted and ordered to bo cortilled
md sent to tho County Court for confirmation.
Tho Board proceeded to the election OF Village
Collector, which resulted III favor Of aIr. 8. Wal.
tcrs lo defeating Mcsyrs. E. BARNARD mud II,
Hctt,
Ayoung man ut tho picnic Wednesday, in
nemmrich's grounds while swinging, struck
box and broke both lcgs below tho kneo.
Dir. a. u. Stevens, General Froight-Agont,
met with sud nftliction IN tho ioss of his
father, last friday, IN Michigan by tho ex-
| ploaion Of a boiler in his factory.
Tue strawberry festival held Tuesday ovoning
at tho new Union Church, for tho benefit Of the
| Sunday-school library. WAS quito successful, sud
a largo Bull was uottcd.
| WHEATON.
The houHe OF DIr. J. G. Vallott WAS recently
\ entered by burglars. They roliovod Mr. Vallett
OF his pantaoons, coat, hot, vest, aud some
shirts. In hls panta}oons thore wero about $25,
cals during tue Same night entered tho house Of
Mr.. Bliss and succeeded in gaining possesslon
| OF Ills watch.
Tho Post ONlco has been talton in charge by
Mr. Ditma., who 4aa given great satisfaction
| William Voar d Bro, who havo loased pntt Of
Lilo Hliald Il Hit BlooH, will open general
store III n few daya
The Road Commissioner is clearing the bitches
and Keeping the streots gonorally in very good
ordor. The Committee on Roads OF the Beard
/ OF Commissioners visited the village Thursday
before last, and rode ovor tho Vinoennes road
in carriages which tho village provided. It is
proposed to grado aud gravel this summer il
| possible.
Alr. g. T. Biilinga, lumber dealor, was kicked
in tho face by ono Of hts horses Sunday morning
oyoning Inst, tho calk OF tho Bloo laying
open the check to tho bone.
The assessment notices are making tho citi-
A III ym IL @ ~; 49, $500. 10y s,. ,",e.,
Ilofo VII 10 ~ ico-eToaIn anu serawoefry 81.
evening" Tor tho bonolit Of the pastor. a. nleas-
ant timo ls an.clpatea. dno la9!es '1; aro n'an'g
exseas'sn r1epa.anoss, ano w. eaeav9f ~ 70
peaae ~ VINO HEY 1taonG. asra'1sess nau ?aa
| vlted to be present. .....
Iho annyersary OF tne nlt1h OF nv Mles Nett!o
laatt WY hoasanty ceioofsen on ~ ~ esSms a,t
OF tne aasa l1s.: a. .le paatp1s ! oa Dr; a It'll.
Ihefo ws M ao4aaa.co u goou ~ n"s1, . Seme' ,re
~ Sano bantif 1u oo ,yatc on
sea:o" i'S tn nsa,,ts ~, +1,o maata
weto gold 4ocAes allu e!esan1 fahS'
~, ,,.,,,.a IAS%oon ,'a ,,,pn,s,oa o,,,s;aor.
for the lust Six waekB has i1snishea ontaiaofa
With poaAa1t groont'a IN Which to hold piGncs t
etc. nor own people remaining o. lone Ines.
day afternoon' however, !hls o1aot Q. ;n,nes was
reversed a party co'nposea q aa'asea G9s,
ial!ara' nanal Gnapai' 1to.aon' ~ MIlnpan nn ~