New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01
row win probably mako an additional appropriation
for street repaifs.
LONG ISLAND.

| LONG ISLAND.
JAMAIcA.-While Henry Taylor, colored, was
returning to his home Douglas-st. In this village,
along the track OF the Long Island Railroad he was set
upon by four white men. knocked down, and robbed OIL
t9-all he had. His assaants have not been erreSee
| Ioss ISLAND CIrY.-Edward r. MCGEE, late Prn-
cipal Of the ThFd ware SCHOOL mas Peer re-
moved. The Rev. W. F. Benedict preached ms iaIe
Ms sern Pai a. Sunday evening smallpox has again
appeared this city; case was reported 10 the SAM
| tary Bureau yesterday
STATEN ISLAND.
| EpGEwATER.-The Board of Excise have
increased the price OF licenses from $50 as iolo"s FOR
saloons $40; for roeers, druggists and saloons WIN
billiard tables 500; for breweres, parks, ana gar
dens, $50.
srApIEroS.-william F,llon of New-York was fined
&lO yesterday by Justice Garrett Tor dsofuery cohuo'
| at the ferry house on Sunday.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YORKTowN.-The eighteenth annual Far OF
the Yorktown Agricultural and Horticultural society
I'm no hold on the socIe,ys grounds at Crun Pond, on
Tuesday wedne sday and Thursday Sept 20 ana 80 ana
0''' i NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-1he wages of the blacksmlths
and carpenters employed by the Erie Railway VIII Oo
reduced 10 per cent from to-day and 1t Is also stated
that the reduction Will DC eA'ehSeu W o'N'A f
meDts in a short time.
pArERsoy-D b. Grant President OF the Grant 10
comoye works, and VIM. A. Butler were thrown rom
their carriage while driving on Sunday evening" auu
sustained severe though not dangerous injuries
examination OF public school teachers was coutinueu
Yesterday The morning was deyotedsto ~ is nro
the afternoon to geography anh ppySles,. y, psaI
posed TO appoint Prof Rogers superintendent az sai
a ary y, the po.;i0n temporary..A delegation OF 20
meruners Of Fdrragut Post, o. a H., "tnt " .''"
& ANIMAL REPORT OF school superintendent Cruikshank
of Passac County shows the following; NdIue oi pupo
school property s3Ol59j; value or the pfae anu sec
taTion school property 100000 annual expenditures VI
the latter, 100000; educational Oa 30 "
nenditres for public schools III the county TOT tne pre
ent year Is follows: Acqloeklnonk S2S 50 Sdy "a
asT 81: Wayne $45Gi II; Ponpton 5000 40; West MI
ford slO 25 City OF Paterson, 1886; total sISiol d.
UopoKEy-A wealthy lady named Miss FrederlKa
NeiG appeared before Judge Bede III tne mdG hi
County Court yesterday charge OF assault ana 3a ~
terry but the indictment was duashen on ce Ser 70
the state Innac Asylum. Miss Nelh - represented as
hrnp6eT,s death which occurred about two years ago.
she had shown any tendency 10 INSANITY, ~ 10,
thought that the sudden accession 10 the PoPtIy @
nv ber brother had injurious effect on her nina ahu
she became subject 10 occasional MS OF uauntss
which she became so ungOvelnaoe thdt II was loIj'
necessary M times TO commit her the county jail Re
Gently her case before the Chancery CUult anu
to The comfy iail on Charge OF assault County Pay
stefan Buck examined her and decied mat sue "s ~,
sane. For this reason the Court ordered i~r 'eo'"i
the asylum.
excitement was T g,
on Sunday morning, by an attempt 10
smirJe made by Mrs. Ann Mcmahon OF Arhng Ou-st.
After visiting friend at No 355 Pianest she tben went
into the back yard Of an adjoining mouse opebtu Tue m
honse saw her, and succeeded IN resculns her MIS-
Mcmahon made similar attempt az sel-ues
about no wears ago The body William See, the young
man VINO was recently drowned while yachting az lch
away was recovered Sunday afternoon the GouItol
Snecia Sessions serday George Warren pleaded guty
To charge OF arOciOus assault ana battery mass
meeting of antitemperauce men VIII DC hed III ine"iS
Park next Sunday afternoon.
PLAINfIELD.-Nrs Van Ripper aged IS years, was
found dead at the foot OF the stairs OF r residence
terday morning From the position II the BODY ana le
SURROUNDINGS it IS presumed that she fell down whie
ascending during Sunday night. she was inc ohly
occnpant of house. George AckefmdB,a pIoIluehV
citizen, died suddenly al LIS reside4ee ia this cy yes
terday morning.
MISUNDERSTANDING O'Brien, ace p, an emp!Oye 'oi
the Ere Railway, fell from "a Ldnd-cdr on me cOdi
wbaryes asC night ana instantly killed DeceaSed
leaves a family, consisting OF Wlie ana TWO chutcu
RARuAN-The annual meeting Of the somerSrt Couhty
Temnerauce Assoc ation, viii be held ~ the Reformed
ChuIcu to-day.