New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-02

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NETWORK CITY
Controller Green received, yesterday pay
ments OF taxes and water rents to the Of se42 7
and discussed warrants for departments sSheoo 81
In a short report of sermon by the Rev.
W. H. Booe In the seventeenth.st. Methodist Episcopal
Church published in yesterdays TRrBusE the preachers
distorted into w. III. q. Poole"
Col Spencer called at the Mayors office yes
teriay aud requested him to have resolution intro
duced 10 the Board OF Estimate and Apportonment 10
appropriate money to paint the pubic buildings ana re-
pair the markets.
THE TRIBUNE acknowledges the receipt of
$50 John King OF Salem, Washington County, NJ w.
for the needy at Memphis and shreveport being the
amount OF a collection at the Union Thanksgiving ser
vice that village. The sum will be duly forwarded
An official inquiry, yesterday, as to the man
OF death Of Ann Smith, who was found dead In her
room at No. 2s RviDgtons on Thursday last revealed
that she had been severely beaten by ParicA Clark IT.
Coroner Young committed Clark to the ToDbs to await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
The monthly art and musical reception OF
the Palette Club given at their elubrooms, No l2G
secondave.. last evening. large company were pres
ent. Several choice paintings were exhibited, and the
music, under Il charge OF Mr. Fben was furnished
by Misses Hanna, Antoine ana Drasdll, and Messis'
Mills Werner, and Brandt
Peter Twamley of No 326 East Thirtieth-st.
and John o'Rourke of No 233 East Thirtyseyenthst.
arrested yesterday, and admitted TO bail by Judge
Brady the charge OF violating election laws
az the last election. John Pullman OF No. 900 East
wentyeghth-st. and Christopher G. Ellis OF No. 1853
East Flfty-sixth-st. became their sureties
In view Of the numerous appeals for aid
which have been received from country churches, cir
cular letter. signed by the Rev Morgan DIX. g. H. Tying
IT, Thomas Gaaudet, and other Protestant Episcopal
clergymen, has been forwarded to elergymen 10 me
country asking them 10 Withhold such appeals until the
condition shall better.
The following is Chamberlain Lanes state
ment for the week ending Nov. 70:
Balances Balances
city s ssss5oo s F5 F tG15se . y; 70
a ssS5 S s}S55 10000 ss35ss
County Treasury. l276963 e257OH l4+0bll oOe3495
rot.l....s24Ii,65 7 sl0,97IeG7 s9268477 sIII2OI46
Michael Pfortner of No. 1856 Ninth-ave. and
John W. Crawford OF No 80 Eighthaye., who were in
dcted Jointly with Jesse Newman on Nov. o. for lom
eide in causing alleged the death OF Elk abOrers on
Aug % 1879 by carelessness bracing the walls Of
buildings West Eeveuthst. gave bail yesterday in
rad ca Of NU @ West Si Port
ner's surety and. Judge Ingraham approving, Samuel
Lynch of No. 81 West Flftieth-st became CrawfOrd's
bOndsman. -
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday and
passed a resolution ordering the OF railway
track recently laid in Adams-s restore the grade OF
A resolution also passed that advertisements be
published for proposals TO remove kitchen waste and
garbage from the city Twice week III winner anu every
day IN Summer.
Collector Barrows and his clerks were very
busy yesterday in receiving and making out the receipts
for the pay ment Of taxes Last week sl7s2A IT was
received yesterday nearly 100000 was received....
Folk states that the action the Police
Justices in discharng the liquor dealers who violate
the Excise law renders useless all the arrests for TINS
Ofense made by policemen All OF the liquor dealers
ARE ed
police future will arrest only those pc rsons VINO
nagrantly break the law.
A caucus was held last evening for the
nomination OF officers OF the Republican General Com
mlttee for 1874. The following issid to he the ticket
which will be successful at the election this evening"
President David Williams First Vice Pres ldent r
Higgins second Vce-President, Henry Taylor Third
yIcepresdent, ]. IL: Taylor Fourth VlGe,fresldent
Peter W Ray Recording Secretary, Charles W Cheshire
snondpg secretary, O. C. Patterson ireasurer John f.
Henry soreeautat-Arms, William Burton
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLANs.-The December term OF the
Circuit Court and Court Of Oyer and Terminer for
westchester County began at the Courthouse in this
village yesterday, before c. f. Pratt Presiding
Justice; e. d. Clifford, County Judge aud
Associate Justices Howe and silkman. The civil
calendar for the term comprises 40 cases, and the
criminal calendar 20 cases. Among the latter are two
nnd ntb"r crmes Tie following were impaneled a.
Grand Jurors for the term Edward Martin foreman
A. Newbold Morris, VIM. II. Wright, John V. Briggs.
stephen Crosby Albert Levness, j. G. Howard, John
Hoag, Nehemiah 5. Jacobs, James = See. william
La Roy. stephen n Leggett John j. Hii, jacob Held,
and David Il. Lee.
MoRRIsANIA.-The Rev. Mr.. Appleton, rector Of 81.
Paus Protestant Episcopal Church, fell senseless 10
front of his residence III this village Yesterday ana
died in 70 minutes afterward the physicians declare.
from an attack apopeXy The deceased is asserted
to have been the brother OF Mr. Appleton, of the firm of
ID. Appleton & Co., book publishers.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The receipts from taxes last
week were ISL e3s The examination Of Jacob Fills,
charged with s.abbing Augustus Hess at Eleventh and
and Henderson-ss Nov, 49, will take place to-day, be
fore Justice Gee John H. RTan was committed yes
teray charged with stealing quantity Of goods from
the canal VIM Straight the foot OF Morris-st
- Harrison Price, well known citizen and one OF
the founders OF the Central Savings Bank,
died az his residence in Der gen Sunday.
In the Charity Hospital, during November 30 pa
ienfs treated of whom 80 DISCHARGED. died