New-York tribune., 1874-06-11

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water Commissioners, shall have t1s,rJ more, whcn
they now ask for eompsoo the wo:ks now DuliGng'
i.iopcrs claim that 900 600 are TO finish tue
work It Is alleged good ahority-faot ana %
being giventhat che job could have been zone lot ny
lie over n 0OO The Commissioners deny the uutn Vi
these charges OF extravaganza. r
MISUNDERSTANDING will be held In this town 70 , oo-
tain an expressiou the opinions OF the people III
ence 70 an act OF the last gsature TOT tme
extension OF Grandst BROOKLYN D. 70 h TINS dcSIs
of Maspeb, through which village the street passos,
will meet their schoo-house ON SATURDAY eroh,s, % &
those of Newtown Village, where 1t terminates In hsso
citation Hail. on Monday evening. IL Is expee,ea , sa,
the opinion expressed by these gatherings VIII anee'
the Governors vet0
UrMpsryAp- The town Board Of Excise have declined
TO grant large number Of licenses which have been n
men who had held them many times. and were never
before refused. This action IA the result Oh Tue as
of the crusaders who are present i'll ioreo Ao''' "
sion Of the Board.
BRooKHAvEs.-The two school districts OF or TINS a0wn
unable 10 support separate schools an hI eiice
decided to unite In building one large scnoo'
''' ''''' STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwArRR.-At a recent meeting OF the
new Board Of Aldermen Of the village julius oredo was
elected village Treasurer, and Michael Conne
President Methfessel and Messrs. McNamee anu Dao"
mann were appointed Excise Commissioners. Mahu"
muses and iniunctons served almost every da oy
creditors OF the village upon the village a"v
About dozen suits have been begun recently. ma1y
of The taxpayers are determined TO labor srenu9nsy
with the Legislature Winter to have the vage
charter repealed and the affairs OF the corpofat%In ION
settled This action s proposed In consequence ol te
high Of taxes and the alleged reckless nahn0' "
which the affairs Of the village are conducIed'
RIcHMoNp-The County Board OF Health has oeen
abolished by the Legislature but understood that
will continue discharge its duties as usual W the
youn,eer organi zatiOn The vital statistics Oh tno
county for May show that during that month there were
Il deaths Norhed. IN souhhed, Ain "es'ne'u' ~
IN MiddletOwn, and 20 In Castleton
Nrw-BRIGHToy charter election OF THIS village
occurred yesterday Richard b. WhGrs nlrs w.s and Abra
ham b. Marthng for the Fifth Ward
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
KNGsToN.-While George f. Won Beck,
Patrick MeGee and John Robb were In saloon IN ths
place on Tuesday afternoon Won Beck was attacked oy
the other two men, who knocked him down. He escaped
from his assalaDts, however, and had his Injuries
dressed He seemed well in the evening tn9ugn r COM
planning some OF pam 10 ms head, t ne boarded
An inquest held yesterday resulted In verdict on
from wounds reccved at the hands Of Mcee ana kooD
These men have ulsappeaieu' auo ""ii"AS' ~"'N ~
issued for their arrest --t5Tr . .
MppLErows Ulster County Express on the m1 ai,.
land Railroad thrown upon SIDE Irack III o o and
last evening by a misplaced SWITCH running INTO anu
moving several standing freightcars Anarew S n
son John Poole who were working uhder ono VI 'A'
| cars were and fatally injured.
Uupsoy.-John Green, age 20 years. OF Brooklyn,
and on the canalboat George H. Webb was Knocked
over board yesterday by collision Win ieHyuo"'
| opposite this city, and was drowned.
NEw-JERsEY.
Jrpsry CITY.-The testimony in the con-
tasted election case between Archibald White and Mar
maduke Tldep will be taken before Commissioner Ro-
maine on the 1Ith inst. Patrick Burns, and another
man. who escaped opened freight car at the Erie depot
on Tuesday night and stole quantity OF hardware anu
dressed pskns. portion OF the lot was ioua in
Rnrns's possession when he arrested yesterday
I4G cattle, 376 hogs and 1872 sheep were receSeu ~
RE ahlttoir Yesterday Paul Sweetzer was tred ana
in tine Quarter Sessions yesterday OF highway
robbery The victim was John Congdon and the ROD
| y,laa E,iS
| Mrs. Fredericka Schmidt was arrested aud commit.
ted for trial by Justice Adrdge yesterday On cppia. @
an attempt to poison him.. Mary kLehon ageu TWO
=, fs tS% sns tsfq last night and and the
stones haeluring the skull Drs. James letr9 anu m
Andrews attended her. They do not THINK sue Will re'
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PATERsos-vice- Chancellor Dodl heard the aren-
ments OF counsel in the suit against the
NJ the estate of Joseph A. TrVwbrdge OF Hackensack
DECEASED, brought by Branard Shaier OF saugertes;
Ulster County " John kiersted OF Sar
81 sad 10 belong TO them Ii appears from Tue H
that they formed eSpar,neSnp ~ iSSo
Trowbrdge MANAGED the business putting nd ss a5 @
perenee and time against s sp.tsdS Tne compaiH
ants aiege that he oyerirew bis account ara ara
Mrs TrsWbridge admits received e2ees IS
the Mutua oSsS 5 ona fo% rusass sae Benes co%
panes NowYork but denies the allegation 81 Iranu
ws % %ho wns S"yn from o
| tank car at Greenwood on Monday, died at his home
|
Fish stairs TO be buit at the FAN,
and Dundee dam Tor the salmon lately put into the head
| waters OF the Passaic River.
| PLAIsFIELD.-The Young Mems Christian Association
of tins place Is holdDga festival with SOM what novel
| features "A lawn the railway station large
tent has been erected, which Is prOfusely decorated
with flags aud at night brilliantly lighted with gas Tue
interior presents quite fairy like scene. with its
bowers and floral fesoOns and fountain sparkling IN
me midst While band OF IL pieces (the 23d Regiment
on Tuesday The taste and enterprise display ed
i'm this affair characteristic VI this beautiful and
| growing suburb
| ELIzABETH-The dead body OF man was found under
| n tree on the Railway road yesterday. rne deceased
WAS apparently a German, age IS. People residing near
where the body found say that he had been oung-
ing Ieghborhood for some days, living on what
ever food was given him. Dr. Terrli Is OF opinion that
tnc man died from Exposure John & nsy, for whom
warrant had been issued charge OF being one OF
| paIfy OF men who murderousiy assaulted saloon
keeper named Carl Moeller yesterday surrendered him
| self aud gave bail.
| NEwARK-Patrick Fox, aged 70 years, drowned in
the Passaic River yesterday morning lie was rowing
with a companion, when their boat struck by tug
| boat, which frightened Fox that lie Jumped over
hoard and was drowned. Tue body OF an unknown ln-
fau was found In the Passac near Balbachs factory,
| yesterday.
Michael Ne Namard, laborers at the coal docks, fought
YESTERDAY Don, and OF Hennessys put
ont The otuer two arrested, aud held for
| trial.