New-York tribune., 1873-01-06

.,ae m s fn length 10 was removed, bat the wound
is likely to prove troublesome one 0 kRecsmber. "a
were discharred; died, and IS remain. In me small,
pox hospital "a cases were treated; TSlo was
died; II remain The store .rdav no; and quantity
clothing stolen which WAS afterward i1 % friaRfSned
and droppsd their punder in order to get away SAFELY
The tax collections during the past eSeS Dee 81
The public schools viii be reOpened TO day VIII % the h
exception OF School No. H. the opening OF whcn VIII po
SSSrsS Ss% until 2an elderly sentenan law
residing In Favoniaaye was assantea % Wy on FRIDAY
men at Greene and YSrsss r. Tos fsspyca sp Pavona
which was badly BADLY damaged by collision Wiea % i
D. Gregory during the recent i0g as The
Greenvilie horsecars which laid up by the snow
storm Of Doe saturday from the Tae Rev
p ID. Van Cleef pastor Of the Second Kelormed @
in waynest preached his 2sd anniversary sermon yes
terday.
NEwARK.-The courts win conyede tomorrow: Judge @
Depue presiding "A buggy and horse w9ftn sy art,1
Doyle who was injured by a blasting accident on tne
Midland Railroad Thursday, Is lying at 81 Mcnsels a.
Barnabas Hospital acknowledges the receipt Of s as ts
thanksgiving Offering Complaint Is iaaae sae hour @
in the evening without any notice being given sew
era OF the churches will observe the week OF prayer:
The strSwbrdge Mission hes t ast recovered
from sickness . Frederick Keller, an aged man,
s 1PS% Of qSds s arS On He &
tion The new National Bank will begin business on
on Tuesday night when the Mayors Message VIII be
read. The regular business meeting OF the new boS E
viii be held on Friday night The new Board OF E1
else will not organize until February and the new Free
holders will not occupy their Office until May @ ~
the barn OF Mr. Mcnamara on Pane-st the night OF
Dec. 49,. James Hyer was arrested on saturqay
on charge Of fraud preferred by Aaron LeuchI'
PATERSON Saturday afternoon, John Baker, OF
No. I91 Mill street, attempted to commit suicide Dy
shooting himself In front Of his wifes residence. s
i9 %it pocset R1e He inflicted wound not however
OF serious character In the left 6resst inc cau1o U
discharged from State Brson, where he had spent SIX
months term for assaulting his wife, as he alleged JOE
nideity He taken to jail, and s believed 10 pe IN
sane The inventory Of the estate Of John g. Hiller
was filed Saturday, and amounts to S,slo oo Ine VIII
was admitted to probate Dec. 80.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Westchester County
Board Of Supervisors passed resolution on SATURDAY
asking representatives Of the county in the senate
and Assembly to use their influence to procure the pas
sage authorizing the County Treasurer to issue
bonds for the countys share OF the eDefclency
debt sIhe Committee on Equalization reported tne en-
Committee to WHOM had been refeyred the petition OF
Mrs. Gen. Fremont, Mrs. Van Cortlandt, ana other
ladies the County Local Visiting Committee, for an
additional appropriation of 5000 to defray the expense
of employing resident physician and experieneeo
cifc instructions from the Board reported that sOo
additional had been placed tothe credit OF the Board Oh
Superntendents OF the Poor with recommendation tnat
those officers visit the Institutions OF NewYork and as
far practical keep pace with the times IN the INTRO
duction OF such improvements did not deem expeq-
ent TO Interfere further with the superntendens of the
Poor III the matter.
PoRrcHEsrER.-The new Abbott Protestant Episcopal
Mission Chapel about half mile out OF this village was
opened for public worship on Friday night. The Rev.
B. NJ. Warrington OF Christ Church, Greenwich the
Rev. Mr. Morgan of st. Peters Church, POrtchester,
and the Rev. r. +. AsOp OF Christ Church, Rye, CON
duced the religious exercises f. A. Abbott erected the
edifce this being the second church erectea py nun IN
SIX months.