New-York tribune., 1871-09-21


from the police on Sunday last arrested yesterday
and held for examination
George It. Knight Of the Ninth Ward was
APPOINTED o. Assistant Assessor yesterday In place OF
Philip F. Brennan resigned
Four diamonds which had been smuggled
through the Custom House. sold at auction by the
U. 8. Marshal yesterday for N,oso
Francis Farrell, while intoxicated yesterday
went into Henry Rschs barber shop mo- GO Columbia
scafe snsned in Which Fsrre was four times
an the sns with
Sergeant Kane of the Central Police squad,
who offered his resignation to Mayor Kalbneisch at
meeting Of the Democratic General Committee on Tues
pay night in preference to renqTshns MS position az
yesterday for conduct unbecoming al oficer.'
Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday in
the case Of Michael GOdschmidt, who was fatally In
ured by the recent explosion Of Union torpedoes at No
eSamined whose testimony did not differ that given
before the NewYcrk Coroner The jury found that the
explosion was accidental and censured no one'
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHING.-Iti is proposed to petition the State
Legislature the town tax from 900 to $4,000
IsANDThe $500 prize for the largest number OF
fish taken in two hours by the crew Of Capt
Charles Glfford's boat, who caught 1877 nsh.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEw-RoCuELLE.-A man named Chase fell
from building, yesterday, and was seriously injured
SELF Tuesday, while temporarily insane.
WEST FARMs-A Republican Club has been organized
and hall for meetings has been secured.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN-The new bell-tOwer, which was
raised in the Park yesterday will cost 5000
NEw-BRIGnroN-The Union sunday-school building
has been refitted at a cost Of a.
NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-The prizes distributed among
"a Dahl
School No. II was opened yesterday Henry Arnold
was drowned yesterday in trench surrounding the
John Carney Was committed Rsx & for
Jersey city Of the Ge
ssass S EasS Ms, 's
fSn over e Tuesday night and had feet
the losses By The re in DERBY Shows pannsm
Tuesday, were follows Derby Snow, loss, $1,000 In
ance g. C. Ellis. 5000 insurance, 5000 Michael
Maloney loss 5co insurance 1850 Carey Bros loss
NEwARK-Chares Golden is charged with emhezzling
so Edward Bragan was arrested YESTERDAY for steal
Ing the SSnse lite f Of the BS Of
has decided to issue bonds for the purchase
Nov j, and will run ten years. Damascus Commandery,
NOT left for Baltimore Yesterday to attend ne Geners
Heddenburs was robbed Of 400 worth Of goods Tues
day st Michaels Hospital has received in dona
icg.. The West Line Railway Company has awarded the
contract for the grading and mason work between sum
nit and Newark. The road Will enter newark AZ south
Jan. Work has been suspended on 81. Johns Z.
Church coored for Of funds The Amateur Base
ball Club has closed s d6a we os
evening the proceeds OF load OF produce
wAvERLEY-The number Of plates OF fruit In the hor-
ticultura tent the Fair has been Increased 70 LOO
s in maeSSery 60 IN agricultural implements IN
ladies' department 1856 in fine arts 5 IN bread and
100 in confectionery The Derr3m Building TO- OF rater
which may he erected in "a hours Inc races Will Degn
to-day and the steam fre-engine tournament VIII take
place.
HoBoKEY-A warrant has been issued for the arrest
Of Abraham Van Houten for threatening to kill John
Lyon . Eleven roughs from New-YOrk were arrested
Tuesday night for assaung Mahnken Meyer, keepers
Mcdonnell who WAS In the saloon, was severely cut
with knife by one Of the gang They were returning
from baseball match and made the assault wholly
without prOvOcatOn.
PATERsoN-In the case Of Samuel Watson agt. Joseph
Nussy for assault the jury awarded the plantn 900
damages The Midland iRailway will be completed TO
at the 9va Sp Tesdar night The Ho
John Davidson, Cornelius Walsh, and others made ad
addresses. "A new road Is to be opened TO Little Falls
WOoDsTowN-Ephram Cole r., was instantly killed.
attached to thrasbing. m achne The barn, owned BY
amos PETERSON set fire by the explosion ana de-
Sfoyed; no Insurance.
ORANGE.-COnsiderabe excitement has been occa.
Principal Of the German English school, and Mrs Louis
d. somers soprano OF 6t. Johns Church.
POLICE NOTES.
George Perry age 90 died, yesterday, in Bellevue
Hospital from fail fron bsidas sp town several diyssgo
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