New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

sorrow At the nnt~ey death ~ aroSnng Of H5G
specuyey. Addresses were made by Messrs. wheeler,
Mclean. Ready McDermott ana others. ihe chairs OF
oy their associates.
The Board of Health ut its meeting ycster-
day directed Counsel to prosecute Edward Clark for
alleged neglect In removing offa and nigltsoi Tie
Police authorities were requested to arrest persons
found throwing garbage into the streets The Registrar
OF Vital Statistics reported 259 deaths last week, in
cuding 70 from cholera infantun, IItm sunsuoke,'
tom of the deaths were OF men, Al OF women no oil
boys, and 10 OF girls
LONG ISLAND
LONG ISLAND CrrY.-The cause OF the death
OF John Corer was not his being frightened lie hVed
on Eighty seventh-5t, NewYork. and was at WORK IN
the neghborhoOd Of the Oil Works when tho explosion
took place He bricllayer by trade ana had peen
for several months suffering from hemorrhage OF the
lungs for which he had been attended W
a physician who forbid his WORKING, FeGlhlny
difficulties Obliged him to work ana wheh the sA
plosion in the empty oil tank occurred, he was far
away from 10 and entirely out or danger puI ~ soo
ne nsaT1 sSs 6eOr e down bleeding at the mouth
Before a could be summoned ne was pas Iscon
cry mo hgS Sr bSrs and the body was conveyed
the residence OF Cortiers family Yesterday
FLUsHIsG-The Rev. James O'Bierne, late pastor OF
g. Mchaes Catholic Church, has recently been tr.n n
ferred 10 st. Johns Church, In Twenty rsfst' new S
York and the vacancy thus created Ia TO be hed D te
Rev II. OLoughin, late pastor OF the parish Oh ant.
Ireland and understood so be clergyman OF eOhsueia
bile ability. He preached ms fareWell seTton ~ a
about three weeks ago. and is daily expected 10 ASSUME
his new charge The Rev r. Muligan; assistant OF tbe
late pastor, at present oiiciates at the church.
daV or two ago visited Motifs Hotel, where they be
came quite noisy, and finally engaged in hght one OF
beaten and I'm attempting escape from his assaants
mistoOk The welcurb for fence and IN attempthg 10
leap over it found himself in the WELL about 80 ee oeow
the surface OF the ground and in three or four eet oI
water. He was nshed out apparently uninJured.
JAMEsPoRr.-The Suffolk County Campmeeting which
,Iog nnna
by the storm that it will be continued I'LL luesd'y
evening.
STATEN ISLAND.
CIJrTON.-The work at the new quarantine
ground is now fairly under way under the supervision
of Mr. Faron the Chief Engineer About 80 iaoorers
are employed in moving buildings and renting them'
and all the large found to be useless are being cut
down thorough system Of drainage ia also to be es
tabshed throughout the grounds Mr. Brown, tne coz
for constructing the docks geeng tdS cI he
towed down and sunk IN position when i9l i1aCe os
win be empoyed ass the GSFS VIII DR. DC vandegpoe
occasionally gives the work his personal attention.
R1cMoSD.-At the general county election to be held
officers are to be elected: Sheriff in place OF MI Al
son; Member of Assembly: Two suPerlhite s
Castieton' and Jacob Egbert town OF southhed; two
Justices Of the Sessions In place OF W. H. Alen anu
nIac@ Of Jamea Dempsey Of NewBrighton, the terms
of all these officers expiring on JAN l. 1874.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Fire Commissioners nave
adopted rule that frame building exceeding ~ ieet
in hight from the curb shall be erected within the city
limits without permission from the Board WINE MI
chael Smith, residing Newark-ave, was passing
Mount Pleasant on his way home, on "Wednesday night
he was knocked down and robbed of &c.. There are S43
inmates in the Hudson County AmshOuse Inc expense
months was over So 500 The libel suit Of Justice sey-
mour against c. II. Byns0n OF The Journal was yestet-
I.ctioa n4Vfs no res
decision in the The police excursion, when was
to have taken place yesterday has been poStponed until
Sept g.
Nrw,RK.-Great excitement was created in front of
Justice Paulin's office, on Broad-st' Yesterday by
long line OF miserableooking horses stannT aIVnS ~
sidewalk II seems that Ohcef strahn OF the soee or
the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals had been making
rala on eanat norse' anr The owners were fined
and allowed depart but the horses were leIt stanu
ing I'm front Of the Justices offices with large crowd OF
men and boys around them all the afternoon ;ii
George Andrus Walker an Eagisaman, Ie o5
River-st, where he boarded, yesterday morning. he
had complained Of feeling Ill for the past lew days Df
DOdd granted q certificate OF burial fne Committee
Of one Hundred decided TO hold pubic meeting Ia
Military Park early day, to take measures lot Sc
tory OF Balbach Son entered by burglars, yeser-
day morning, but frightened OFF by the private
watchman before they had secured any plumber me
made their escape by jumping into the RIVER, whefg
boat awaited Them The officer fired at the men VINO
returned the fire as they rOwed away -. Inc news
depot of j. W. Frome in Orange-st, RoseVllle was en-
tered BY burglars early yesterday morning Inc TOD
bedroom of Mr. Prone at the or the store where
lamp was burning, stole his clothes and Sl5 IN
money They carried OF about SIS worth OF cigars
from the store. The Gentlemen's trot at Mayerley
Park has been again postponed until MON
day afternoon next. John weiss, Ghafles
Lutz and George Shaaf were yesterday arrested upon
the charge OF assauing Gotieb Bauer who was defend
ing blood hound and twelve pups They succeeded IN
getting the dog and eleven pups. The body or the
Woman who was found at Bound Brook on Monday
afternoon was buried yesterday, not having been iden
titled.
HoBoKES-The meadows at the foot Of the Nights are
so oyerhowed with the sewage aud drainage from
ersey Cv as TO be almost uninhabiable These lands,
now Under the control OF the Drainage Commission.
cannot be properly drained long they are over
flowed from Jersey CITY Hights since they are at
lower level than the river bed Expensive pumps are
employed but are insufficient for the work. and steps
will be taken 10 compel the jersey City authorities TO
abate the nuisance.
PAssAC.-On Wednesday night, John HorTigan broke
iutd Meads saloon, and after helping himself to the
money in the drawer. drank much liquor tha ne was
found in the saloon tho next morning stretched out on
the counter drunk. ....-..----.....
PATFRsoN.-The Financial Committee has cut down
the cys estimated orthe ensuing year $4,000
Several contemplated street improvements have been
indefinitely postponed for the want OF FUNDS
POLICE NOTES.
Michael Giblin ace 90 Of No. 40 RivingtOn-st fell
through the hstchway building Delaney and Rynon-sts
o. m yesterday ard received such injuries that be died hour
afervGrt