New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-21

Piyer Tunnel Company said to TRIBUNE reporter yes
resuge work IN few days The arguments motion
to the Injunction o6tallea Dy tle Ss made
before Judge Dixon Of the United states Circuit Oous
on July s. Ills decision daily expected ana IL onG
decision favorable TO the tunnel company 'no WIN
would be Immediately resumed
Acting Secretary of the Treasury Charles f.
Conant has written letter TO Collector Arthur teiasn9
waters which are subect duty, as natural waters,
which are admitted free Of duty The letter concludes as
detecting such fraud upon the you are hereby
directed to instruct the appraiser OF your port 20 MAKE
careful examinations Of all impOrtati0ns OF mineral
waters which entered as natural waters ana also 70
notify importers Of such merchandise tnt az
invoices sO-caled natural waters should De aceOmpa
MED by certificates from shippers abroad S snSThS Ss
spring or springs which produced the same"
BROOKLYN.
Two hundred deaths occurred last week
Patrick Coll who was put out of an Allan
tcayc. in December, 1875, has sued tue COMPANY LOT
$1,000 for alleged mi res
The Peoples Nassau, and Metropolitan Gas
companies yesterday reduced her rates from " 10 70
~ 80 per 900 feet OF gas.
The Rev. DIR. +. s.. Porter, pastor of the
Bedford Avenue Reformed Church, r. d.. VIII return
week from his farm ut ClayefIck, and resume pas
toral work next Sunday
Judge Dykman has confirmed the report OF
ass G ya Of a@ds Used By G he Bay
Ridge and Coney Island Railroad.
When Bernard Gauly returned TO his home
In Warren-st., WashngtOn-ayc Tuesday night,
he found his wife in drunken stupOr bed and
deueath was the dead body OF her daughter age four
weeks who had evidently been slnOtnered. Mrs Gauy
committed to the County Jail Yesterday to await
the COrOnePs inquest.
Among the passengers on board the steamer
City Waco which sailed from New-YOrk on Nov. j,
1879 and was burned OF Galveston, Texas, on Nov. b,
were Henry Rogers and his wife Of Brooklyn, both OF
whom were lost the fire. Mrs. Rogers bad $4,000 de-
posted in q Williamsbutgh savings bank, and Mr..
ROgerss brother applied for letters OF administration ON
this property. This application was opposed on the
ground that Mrs Rogers surviving sister, and that
there was no evidence that Mrs ROges death occurred
before that of husband Surrogate Veeder, before
whom the argued reserved his decision on tine
question whether the husband wife ded first, and to
whom the property rightiuly belongs.
NEWARK.
1t is proposed to establish another bank OF
deposit and discount in Newark
A commercial prayer-meeting is to be held
each day at noon az No. o43 BrOadsL
The annual Convention of the Baptists OF
East NCw-JeTEey VINO interested III Sunday schools
was neld the South Baptist Church yesterday
The butchers of Center Market, to the num-
nearly paraded through the principal streets
yesterday horseback, and wearing the whe arulets
and aprons peculiar TO their business
The Essex County Grand jury having pre-
spntrd indictments against Charles Oschwald ana
Thomas Ryan murer III the first degree In shooting
Police Officer j. Stanley Brock while the latter was at
tempting 10 arrest then IN the act or committing
burglary the two arraigned in court yesterday
IN the presence large audience. They pleaded not
guilty, and their trial was set down for Oct. TO-