New-York tribune., 1873-04-14

for which oce the Democrats have nominated
Townsend while the Republicans have nominated Alder.
AIbert a. Van Dan and Thomas bromley for Tax Com
missioners tho Democratic candidates Albert ID.
Robert Smith, John swinburne, John Bustsrd James
tions for Aldermen are ]. Van Blaroom VIM; Gs%pbeL'
Samuel b. Fields John swinburne,, John H Hopper
Neil McKiernan Dr. John Quinn. and Robert Sweeney.
Frank Herman who was injured by the falling OF
wall last Friday, died the following day Nicholas
Dorman, age T. OF No. 26 Jerseyst was found IN the
streets Friday afternoon grossly intoxicated 1t was
subsequently learned that ho had accompanied Doy
the latter had been sont TO procure bottle Of whisky
FOR his mother and Schuder did procure tne nquos
and returned home with empty bottle II Il presu1ea
that the boys drank 1t on the way Dorman llngo'Sn %
agony until O'Clock Saturday morning, when ne 1leu
jury rendered verdict OF death by intoxcaon, caused
by drinking liquor furnished By some party or parues
in the hands Of the Grand JURY with Recommendation
that action be taken against parties who furnish nt9N
Wnke Bo@ar for m tSe mnrder Of Ransom
Burroughs, In December. 1871. will begin to-day.
NEwARK.-The Spring meeting of the Newark Presby-
terry will be held in tho Second Presbyterian Church. to-
morrow Chief Of Police Rogers has received dis
patch from DIR. Garner Of Ontario stating that Mrs
Harriet Howe who was found IN saloon Broad-st..
is his sister and he requests that che bo taken of
until ne can forward money and letters The Tax
once In the city Han Is being reinodeed for tho Con-
troler, who will take possession in a few days. "A
committee has been sent to Baltimore TO examine
the working of the scavenger system there. Com-
plant Is made of the present system in this city.
Special Easter services were held In all tho Roman
Catholic, Episcopal, and number OF Presbyterian and
Methodist churches, yesterday. Tho churches were in
many instances eabOratcly trimmed with flowers, and
good music made feature. The floral decorations
OF the Central NJ. f. Church very beautiful. This
church held its Sunday celebration ia the
ing....The Park Presbyterian Church celebrated
its twenty-ilfth Sunday-sehoOl anniversary yes
terday.....Tbe annual meeting OF the Newark
Baptist City Mission will be held in the
First Baptish Church, to-day, at $3.50 D.
Tho girl Geneva Chandler. IL, who was returned
to her motner by tho police on Wednesday has again
disappeared. .HOrse cars ran between this city and
Orange, yesterday, for the first time. They were well
patronzed. Burglars entered the saloon OF Major
OConnor, Cedarst, Friday night, and stole largo
quantity OF food and liquor
CLINTOHAbel III. Halstead, OF ex Chancellor Hal
stead and brother Of the we-lmown Pet Halstead,
died yesterday morning at his residence from the effects
OF injuries received on Thursday night. He riding
from Elizabeth the Lyons Farms horse cars and was
the platform talking with friend. lady entering,
he stepped aside to allow her to pass, and
losing his footing, fell under the wheels. Both
Of his legs crushed and he taken home One OF
his legs had to be amputated the shock Of which opera
tOn caused his death. Mr. Hasteads career has been
snguarly evenfu. He Of the early settlers in
California during the hight Of the gold fever and served
on the Vigilance Committee In San Francisco. He
made prisoner by the Mexicans but escaped from them
after long term OF imprisonment. He renamed in
California some time after his brothers left. He then
became engaged IN o submarine tOrpedO-bOat AT the
time of his death he employed at the Brooklyn
Eayy-Yard His funeral will take place from his late
residence, on Wednesday next.