The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-29

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Some corrosive ssslmsss vs sdminisssrsd - su
Thomas Henry rssaaaas Ss.~~s Street. ~ hs aohsr
Who mlssook foF de~~ u m~iscns which Ia ssaa
prepared for her Phyndans oziiei ~ - seon
ths misAks vss escossres bst ts snfsunsaas vonsh
soon sfler srplvd Cprop~r tynch hsia an ln2oes'
upon the hoty, .hsa ssrdiei n scoofa<aes sss
rendered.
Avronrsrv-rss sap~riussndsr,ss ~ NE Poe Of
Kisgs county have spposass Cf~su2n vsikssr - $50.
ard - the kisss County Hospital riscs u ~ rsas.
gan. ssesn,iy dsosassd They .xr sgpsAssd ~ q
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Surrogate Chief cisrsa yadsh "a yeorhIss second
Ccrk, Joas Courtney fhsrd cisss, Sehn tanphsi
Kinss county shs la prcnlms. has naas lbs follow
ing sppolnlnsas ;--urdss sheriff rrsnAs harphy.
s..s ,'As ., ssm. .a1
the jail, TAouas Gsddsss ssd james Cassidy
IDssnslsD me bedy Of Ne vsmas rss svsv 10 Tul.
ten cbassnss aixht hes sssa dsssAs ths of
Casharns 0'Dosnsll. domsssss recsssy snploy.d IN
Of the rsmans sd the cosooss v As,d sssss sssi
Thursday.
DsAru y,os Bssm -Mn sss~A wAAsa died q hs
Long Island College Hospital yssssrdAy morning from
the effects Of bss rsosived BY We szpssssa Of tsro
lamp which she trying v nii while lighted.
The deceased ssesd 10 csaws ss~ss. nssr Smith. and
was my ysars Of sga Philip Consmsrs. . htis boy
apartments tho VI Atlantic avenue and kott
place. Thursday evening while she seat out 70 he store
stove hadly burned before he discovered
that he died shortly after Coroner Lynch held inquss
In both casss when vsrdcs In accordance With the above
facts were rendered.
Tmx BOARD oy syruavlsoRa Tho Board OF Super.
visors met for the last time yesterday afternoon Tho
report OF the koeper OF tho Psntsnary showed IN At
there were a. present hundred and ak maes aud
sixty-two females In that institution-a pretty good
family 1hcrc was quite lengthy discussion 10 regard
heating Court House During tho recsnl cold snap
nearly everybody frozen out Of tho bnildiug The
Court House Committee reported in favor Of Introducing
steam coils tho building could not DO heated ~ tho
radiators In Mayor Booth Ia this course % his
upon the subject mentioned the TACT shai tho
engineer had been requested 10 come up and talk the
matter and had replied that ho dare not leave the
boiler moment, ho had ninety pounds OF steam 10
the square inch II tho engineer was compelled To
keep this pressure Of steam ho looked upon the Court
House = regular I" man trap" Finally no offered
resolution To tho effect that the Court House
Committee put up sign notifying passcrs ny that nearly
beneath them were two high pressure boilers vhch
generated steam pressure OF ninety pounds - tho
square inch. Supervisor Herman stated that Tho colts
would only cost about 600 Alter long controversy the
matter referred back To The Court House Commttoc
advertise for proposals 10 furnish tho coils Tho
cia committee appointed by tbs Board al tho prusoas
meeting TO ascertain what the land this east anh sast
SIDES OF tho Court House could be purchased for reported
that tho land the east side could be purchssd Tor
$40 900. On the we3t side II owned by private
ties who refused to sell. Tho COMMITTEES on Accounts
submitted report from tho General slore
keeper, showing tho amount OF merchandise re
ceivcd and disburscd during tho past year
Tho amount Of merchandise received was t22i, OoI.
Adding this The stock hand In 1885. value 81 goods
we'd for transfer hogs &C. the sum btei
t24l $50. Tho total amount dsbuned was t23I 80
the usual resolutions OF thanks 10 tho Pr.snnt
and Clerk Of tho Board, the Board adjourned anc d.
Az EmBAsKsEsr AccDrSr-rwo iaborers named
James Shields and Potter Castle severely u
fatally injured al eleven O'Clock yesterday mornns ID
the caying In OF nm enbsnkmcnt the corner Van
dsrblt Flushing avenues where they WORK az
They taken 10 the City Hospital by tho futelh
precinct police
TuE MUscfPAL RgroaN MovEsxsr--MxwrrsG 90 Tlr
"A number OF the taxpayer of Brookiyu ansiou.
bring about reform in the municipal annirs Of tao
city, with view OF iessonlng their axea hcid thor
second meeting last evening In tho Common Council
Chamber OF the City Hall EI Mayor Hall vas called 10
ths chair and the matter discussed by the lev tar
payers present ut considerable length IL wa moved
that committee OF twenty-five De appointed % take
into deraton tho subject OF municipal reform aad
report tho next meeting some OF the gentlemen
IN favor OF tho appontnspt III commissioners to
govern the city, and some thought there too
commissioners already. Alderman O'Kecfo sad thai
formerly cost the city OF Brooklyn only about IS 600
s22s 600 which tho taxpayers would have 70 pay. We
had altogether too much legislation, and tho city charter
like the coat or Irish bc2gnr there vers
many stitches takon % repairing u that u wE dmruli
10 nud thu orig nal ones II would DO good thing Or
Brooklyn II ths Legislature only ten
tho effect that the taxpayers Doomed u a. Injurious
thai tho city should be- governed by comm sA0uer
ated at Albany, except by tho Recommendation Of tho
taxpayers Of Brooklyn A COMMITTEES OF nys including
the chairman. Was then Appontsd, with authority 20
select twenty-five sentlcmen 70 consider tho subject u
mu ref