New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-13
NETWORK CITY.

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| The Soci6t6 Alsaecinne- Lorraine last month,
aided 70 Alsacian and Lorrain immigrants, at an ex-
pense ss9 Protection and advice was Afforded 70 100
| others at Castle Garden.
Judge Tappen's decision commanding the
Boards OF Kings and Queens County Supervisors TO col
Iec their quot State deficiency tax Will he re-
viewed before the general term OF the supreme Court at
Brooklyn, in February.
| In the United States District Court, on Satur-
day in the collision Of Daniel Owen and others agt
The Brig Lindsey Judge Batchford directed the
entry Of for the lbeants with costs, and the
usual order OF reference to damages This de-
| and close hauled, ais bound TO keep her course"
The Bloomingdale Turnverein, in its an
nua report just issued shows that the organization num-
bers members, and has capital Of $4,000 The Turn
school, established by the society, attended by l76
boys and 50 girls The officers for the ensuing year are
MyHns and H. Rdderi Treasurer and Ferd wesr 10
| Berndt. II. TEMPER, and FL FockeD.
1t is understood that all the conductors of
the Harlem Railroad have rendered their resignatiOns
TO take effect Thursday next the directors having
issued new order requiring them TO keep check books
their receipts; and give punched ticket TO each pas
senger paying fare The conductors consider snch an
| Illuminating to be quietly submitted TO-
| Joseph Ii. Havens, depositOr in the late
Central Bank of Brooklyn, recovered, Saturday.
judgment against the assgner for s325 the amount ola
deposit made bank after ii had become insolvent
his decision held that aside from any technical point it
was clear that the officers OF the bank, in receiving the
check without disclosing the condition OF the pank COM
mitted fraud upon the plaintiff and obtained therefore
| 10 title to the check IN question.
BROOKLYN.
| Arrests last week, 344 taxes collected, $751;
1s9 70; deaths, ls2.
| Under a new regulation of Sheriff Williams
visitors to the Jail searched and all intoxicating
iouors taken from them. Liberated thieves also
npsDhi
| ment.
| A serious dispute has occurred in the Mormon
Church, in the Eastern District and the adherents Of
Brigham Young have elected member OF their society
| for openly condemnng polygamy. The leaders have
organized new branch and style " The Recognized
Church of Jesus Christ" They met in Cosmopolitan
the saints "Poygamy Accumulation in the sight OF
| God"
Tax-Colector Burrows has persistently re-
fused to obey the law, il alleged relation to the
prompt payment to the Treasurer Of moneys collected
for taxes and withheld balance of s9G9O3 % for
unex planned reasons. Controller Schroeder addressed
communication the Collector regarding the matter on
Saturday, and said deem it my duty TO demand and
hereby do demand that forthwith pay over TO the
Treasurer of the city the sum OF s96OS % due TO The
city and now Withheld By you contrary to Law ov me 9
the Treasurer on the day OF receiP, all tax 3aey and
| peases, it will make no difference to him.
LONG ISLAND.
! RIyERHEAD.-Judge Reid will hold Surro-
gates Court here to-day Charles serre Of New Vii
age brought to the county jail for theft few days
| SINCE
| souTuoIp.-A special town meeting is TO be held here
TO decide whether the Legislature shall be asked for
bonding the town in $4,000 for building town hall
HE,PsTEAD.-The new Treasurer of Queens County
| has opened an office az Freeport
STATEN ISLAND.
| NEW -BRIGHToN. A cOrOner's verdict of
death from natural rendered in the case Of
John Finn Who IL was alleged had been killed by
Wilton, bartender in Castleton-aye.
| FAcToRYvmLE.-whi fremen testing their new
steamengine, Saturday, Michael German was struck
and dangerously injured by the nozzle Of he hose At
the time boy Joseph Joce) was seriously seaided
about the neck and legs by steam escaping from the
! boiler.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| YONKERs-The authorities of the new city
intend to apply 10 the LEGISLATURE for some amendments
to their The principal changes proposed are to
make the state county city, and school taxes payable
at time and place, and that the sales Of land for
nOupayment OF taxes shall be held here instead OF at
White Pans-that the Receivers OF Taxes and Assess
os with the consent or approval OF the Common Coun
| Gil. shall be appointed by the Mayor.
PoUGHKEEPsIE.The Hudson River iceeutting is now
actively going There nearly 1000 men and 1000
horses gathering the ice, which averages IL inches in
thickness They taking in about $500 uns per day
The crop for the season. II Is estimated VIII reach
100000 tuns. anG will all be gathered by Feb i.
NORRIS ANIA-The following have been elected off,
of the Morrsanla saving Bank for the ensuing
year: VIM. Caldwell, President John MclAugnlln,
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Graaf Treasurer.
YoRKTowN.-Henry Paterson has been appointed
Postmaster vice James III. Purdy signed.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-N. II. Cummings of No. AZ
Morris ST. has been arrested by NewYork detective,
Oh charge of completely in the recent silk robbery at
the Williams GuOn steamship wharf in New-York...
waer.pipe attached to the boiler Of kitchen range
in W. Lewiss residence in summitave exploded on Sat
urday demolished the and the windows Of the
room. The explosion the result OF frozen water
pipe The acting Chief OF Police informed yester-
day that saloon of John Hirsch Newarkave. and
SiXthst., had become notorious as gambling house
| and that IL used for gambling purposes
sunday squad Of policemen in citizens dress pro-
| act william FaatZ, Peter Harnes, Joseph Frank, and
John Hsch, the proprietor were arrested and taken TO
First Precinct Statlonhouse where they baed
for examination. Hirsch also held on charge OF
installed pastor OF the First Reformed Church. in First
St. yesterday. The Rev. DIR. Van Ceef charged the
pastor the Rev. j. suydam delivered the charge TO
the people, aud the Rev. W. W. Holloway preached the
| for repairs, will be reopened to-day.
| GREESvnLE.-A meeting of citizens and taxpayers
was held 1hair's Hall, Saturday night, take
action In relation to providing funds for the School Com
missioners and the payment OF weekly township
penses The proceedings instituted by the payers
$40 and OF the remaining $4,000 only onefourh has
been collected since the taxpayers refuse pay until
II has been decided by the Legislature whether they
belong Greenve township heretofore Jersey
City, decided by the late special election held for that
purpose Ii stated at the meeting that unless
mediate action WAS taken the public schools must BIO
closed and the employees now engaged on public works
discharged lack OF funds 20 pay expenses. IL
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