New-York tribune., 1873-02-20
,on and oce m In the Fourth Precinct stationhonse
Ss Sov was then taken ~ the Morgue 10 be dsseee"
LONG ISLAM


LONG ISLAND.
NQv-rowN.-The Board of Supervisors of
oyeep Cou,tv finished auditing the bills OF the JusooS
nj tbe Peace OF this town, yesterday. Tue DIS oauo
hsforc the Board through an appeal ol soVera cmeus
AGAINST the allowance made by the town Board Oh A"o'
They were greatly reduced Ia amount-hot hecauso ~
s,ated any frauds werc discovered but ON account "
legal defects in their form The amounts calmeu "u
allowed were 49, follows: Thomas II. Murphy el"hcu
81 iu G5. allowed sll3 50; Francis Mekenna c'i'uou
A. soa as allowed s29i O5; Michael Deehanty oa"ou
SoS CO. allowed sM O5; Thomas Marshail Vs59 ss
sl2 CO. soEed sCl soy bt,H1 s'a S,. total allowed
Ss65 a. lbe BOARD will consider the consupm h rrit
FRIDAY Supervisor burroughs was 80 % ISSUE 10 inc
of maudamus yesterday ordering III hIu ptlvn ~ G d.
Commssion for the improvement OF the BroosHH honds
aud Jamaica Turnpike t thc WnUH 1aia,%rr directing tine
aut horzod by the act OF inc Legislature un'Vo
improvement 10 be MADE ,,osao,,
Long ISLAND CITY-The Common Council on ~ iueug fro,
seco 70 The Water Board directed yestsIdag3 'f
Mayor to egotiate bonds to the amount oI S-0"'' "
was decided &c use iron Distribution pipes
STATEN ISLAND.
PoRT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the ahnual
report of the President Of the village, the amount VI
nonevs received from all during the past year
80 40 oa Ak which exactly balances the amount PAID
ont The present bonded Indebtedness of the village Is
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| PouGHKEEPsIE.-The committee appointed
- os,icate the affairs of Richard +. Clark, formerly
county Treasurer Of Columbia County, have reported
decicncy Of $50 4ss a. not including the State taxes
upnaid which amount to about $4,000 There are aso
other DISCREPANCIES amounting tor 20 t%ns far is
RED HooK-John Elsefer, age 7S ieaatng oi.n n
zen of Dutohess County, died at hs h 90 the
| Feb. ls Of pleuro-pneumonla' lie was d" no"' "
LEGISLATURE IN ls4S'
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY C1TY.-John and Henry Wagner
panters residing in Brooklyn, at work yesterday
afternoon painting the inside OF hlternS TANK % le''
deep at the sugar refinery of Matthessen q "ecuor'
The gave way and the men, with severa pots
Of mixed paints oils, and lamp were preciptaeu 10
the bottom of the tank. The oimmedlatey igmteu auu
euveoped the men sheet of flame, and though they
were rescued speedily both men were badly burned
is feared that Henry Wagners injuries will prove fatal
George Rosrouss OF No. 1T Morgan-st fell from the
eInbankment Of the Academyst excavation, yesterday
20 the rocks so feet below He sustained serious IN
/ inries The New-Jersey Pilot Commissioners report
ig7 vessels pioted in and out OF TINS hoor uInE
past month, including 50 steamships Il shlps, 90 9 %
rs brg and u 1t has been announced tha
~ nI oeso hv M"v w. Henry Wilcot OF Palisade-ave
thrown from bs carriage at Frankn-st and Palisade
ave- on Tuesday night, and sustained serious INJURIES
Thomas Scott, residing on the Hights was hed IN bai
Yesterday charged with stealing blankets IRON te resi-
dence of Margaret Henry. United states Dstnc
sale Of the American Plate Glass and Fire insurance
Company OF jersey City. Judge Bedle announce II
the Hudson County Court yesterday lhaI tne % tt o. W
Chief of Ponce McWilliams and Detective Doyie iOi
alleged completely III the FIRST Natonai bduh Iopoeiy
would be postponed untll next eln on ~ - W '0
inability of Judge Depue 10 attend TO II TINS term.
The first session of the District Conference OF ths clt
subdivision of the Newark Conference, met yesterday
in the Emory Methodist Church. at Belmont and Bergen
aves on the Hghts. Delegates from 6 churches We're
present. The meeting was called TO order 10y the KeN
L. Van Horne presiding elder Inc Kew ~; ~ & lCa.
was chosen Secretary, and c. X Barnes ana W. houel
Assistant Secretaries Reports were made by the pas
OF Pauls, Hedding and West End Churches Inc
session viii be continued to-day.
| NFwARK-Maior-Gen. Winfield 6. Hancock and Gen
Mitchell visited the soldiers Home IN t1s ci'S ySs@ee @
dav. accompanied by Gen. Runyon' eNGcy. NaIu, auo
others COY. Ward and Gen. Hancock maze addresses
" The iron bridge across the Morris Can9 al Fiit h
ave. nearly completed The cost OF the pIluse VII "
about $1,000 The main Waterpe OF the aqueUueI on
Beeyie-ave burst yesterday flooding the streets ~
/ some difficulty - The residence Of the Rev. A. H.
Price was robbed Of number OF articles OF value on
Tuesday night slight fire broke out in the residence
Of G q Lathrop in High-st, yesterday afternoon, and
coming from the fire truck ran over tredeIlck Caen
inurng him severely Torrance smlth mas De9h sen sen
] hatterv...A fire at d. F. Sauths tannery last night
caused damage the stock and building amounting &c
about $780, Sergeant NoH OF the second IreelheI ""'
seriously injured by falling ladder
| HOBoKRS-The case OF Mrs. Krummel agt JONI
Axtmann, TO recover 5000 award Tor injuries sustneo
| from attack made by AXtmanns dOg aDout lhIe'
months since In the Hudson County Court yes
terday. and was adjourned 10 March 10 Mrs kIumme
claims that the wounds received cost her 5000 IO ne
cal attendance confined her TO the house Tor Sly
weeks... William shuster and Patrick Foley were held
in bail, Yesterday, charged with assaulung PatTcH
FOLEY John f. Tresensk Pole who arrived IL
America years ago, has been committed TO he county
Tail for contempt of court refusing 10 pay amony Il
his wife, whom he had deserted The amount due il
l,400.
UNION HILL-Mrs. Panrow's residence in Union-st
was damaged $500 by fire on Tuesday night; iuy IN
sured In the L. 5. District Court at Trenton, the ar
gument Oh the motion TO dissolve an injunction IN the
case OF George Helm, brewer in bankruptcy, has been
postponed 10 March II. The injunction was granted
last september restrain the assignee OF Helms estate
from selling any OF the property TO satisfy mortgage
held by George Nreeand