New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-04
D.v,d Farrar was found frozen TO death In aougn-
,nire,s lane on Monday night He was returning rou
rty and Wa probably intoxicated at the time
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES

HUDSON RIVER COUNllES
YoNKERs.-It is rum0red that the Hon. Hill
ton O. scr,ner or Luther w. Frost will be tho Repuo-
ncan nomsee for the next Mayor OF this city .The
Water B~ud contemplate 2 storage reservoir on DC
Grassy s,raip OF 600 gallons capacity and ahothsf
the Srain OF 81 100000 gallons capacity For the two
reserve Of land VIII be reqrcd, and the cost
OF tho work Is estimated at about $4,000.
CB ESTER HuI.-At meeting OF property owners and
resp tents OF this village association was organized BY
the name Of the Chester Hill Association, having for IT,
OF its members Mr. Hubbel elected President pro
Gem and r. G. Mitcbill Secretary IL was decided to
site Of academy and erect substantial and hand
building for the purpose contempiated. Acom,
mttee consisting OF Prof. Y0umans. Hugh Porter ana
Henry Clark, appointed 10 draw up constitution
and bylaws VI the Association.
TARRYrowN-The Young Mems Christian Association
OF this village was organized few evenings ago, when
"A constitution was adopted aud a Board OF DirectOrs
elected, consisting Of H. w. Redisld f. II. Jackson
j. NJ. Collins q. l.. Wlsey, D. W. MaDie ". .. Biau'elt
j. o. Jones, j. Alsdorf. ID. Armstrong, f. Hermance ana
L. b. Kinney The friends OF the Rev Mr. woodwork
pastor OF the BeekmaD-aye Methodist ChurcD VIII
tender him donation visit" on Thur day evening
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Charity Hospital has
turned over TO city treasury $751;, which was re-
ceived for board from patients last month. The EN-
poyes OF Colgate Co.'s soap factory have contributed
500 relief OF the widow OF John Ston former
employe who was recently killed by falling from
truck In New-Y York A float loaded with eight empty
freight cars belonging TO the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad cut through by the Ice ana SUNK ysHtl
day at Harsimus Cove. The cars were saved and the
loss will be triding the Hudson County Court yes
terday the trial of Alonzo L. Kmbal for completely
in the Ida W. Vail malpractice case was postponed lot
two weeks on application OF counsel !for defendant
49, Capt. L. I. McHorney of the First Precinct was
presented with handsome gold watch, locker, anu
chain by citizens policemen OF his district Monday
night. One hundred and twenty nine paeDts TeIo
treated az the Charity m az natnt
treated at the Dispensary Department ana 2l5I
prescriptions dispensed james McCue age 20
hrak on "a
night, and severely injured That nc dled "tn
break of train before entering the Bergen Tunnel
and, the platform beng covered with ice, must nave
slipped and fell between the cars. He was conveyed 70
St Francis's Hospital, but died soon after being ad
mtted. The County Physician was notified
EEwARK-The Special Committee of the Common
Council " whom referred the report OF the Com
mteo on the proposed consolidation Of Newark and tue
adjacent suburban towns, have decided by unanimous
vote recommend the adoption OF said report by the
Common Council. This report disaDprOVes OF the con
sOaton scheme and suggests that Newark DC created
a county by itself. On Thursday evening Feb 10 the
Williams Dramatic Company will play "Ten Nights ia
Bar-r0om" for the benefit OF the Newark Relef Com,
mttee The Jail inspection Committee OF the Board OI
FreehOders met yesterday, and awarded the contracts
for the heating apparatus mason and carpentry work
on the penitentary at Caldwell. Henry j. Yates,
Republican, elected Alderman Of the Fourth ward
yesterday TO Ill the occasoned by the death OF
the Hon. j. G. Bttel. His majority was 81 The ward
is always closely contested new Board OF EXcls
met last night and reelected John Evans chairman. II
was resolved to make the license fee $50 to be paid when
the license Is granted batch OF 50 licenses was
0raned and one rejected John Hahn was arrested az
Morris Plains yesterday by Detective Z. G. smith for
stealing horse and wagon from VIM {. kinRsiand at
Kingsand station. The property has been recovered
and identified.
PATERsoS-The Board OF Aldermen has appointed
W. ii. shackford and James Lemley special policemen
without pay at the Wlisst. Bapnst Church. Tie
Board mas authorized a election for Foreman OF
Truck Company No since general dissatisfaction h;u
been expressed result OF the last election Ord
nances have been passed relay Spring-st, between
Grand and Clay aud to relay Princest between Grand
and Spring The City Treasurer reports balance on
hand OF 1914 Receipts from taxes for January,
$500 =. The public school teachers wall be
pald on Friday for the month or January.
80 The number OF persons who daily furnished with
aid by the Relief Committees still averages 1000 The
Fuller Xpress Company sent TO the Committee yeset
day a receipted bill OF 500 rs for eXpressage Tue
Empire Club OF New-Y0rK and the Paterson Club Will
play a curing match OF four Kinks side az HaledOh
today and Friday the Paterson CluO Will play the
Jersey City Club at COmmunpaw. The Register OF
Vital Statistics reports 1874 births and "a deaths ana Il
marriages during the past mouth Tue poce maze W.
arrests during January, mcluting IL feInaes -.Sl&
hundred and thirty dodgers we're given shelter AT
the staton-house during the past Month
PARAMUs-The Reformed Church in this village, which
has been remodeled and otherwise improved VIII De re
dedicated at IL III. to-day. Tie pastor, Rev IL Tai
mage will conduct the services, and VIII read an essay
on inc history OF Church Architecture from 25 10 the
present time
HoBOKKE-A committee appointed some time
ago 10 taKe measures revise the city charter The
committee presented the report OF Its work 10 the Com
mon Council last night and the report was referred 10
the Committee Of the Whole, who Will moot next Mon
day night