New-York tribune., 1874-05-08
. James Obonnell n Young man residing with his
.rens In Morrsst absconded with letter containing

"a
The loss by fires during April was tlo95i, ON which
there 1886 insurance The Jury IN tne oasd az
the Central Ferry on April 49, returned after an ao
sence OF over four hours two yerdics one sgneu oy s
ana ono igned by TWO Jurors stating that death was
caused by falling between the bridge ana tue sir
headquarters TO Turner's Hal. In fIr.tse hca,
Jcrsey-aye., yesterday, Mrs Caroline A s,ne ot
1ndoyscbooI paper delivered an address IN the sun
mitaye. Unyersalist Church last night roe aius ps
REGATTA OF tho Oneida Boat Cub Will take plcs at Ioa
AM Valley on tho Hudson the frat saturday III June'
Charles o. Potter, Jasper Wandle ana uaruet re-
land have been elected COMMISSIONERS Vi hsso''o"' W
the Board OF Public Works
NswARK-The old Board OF Chosen Freehoders heln
its 9S n GenS aaByed T fEe report Of the
Warden OF the Jail showed there had Deeh 1,oSo my
ments daaS the & year & pgean TS m reported as cases
treated and deaths Since the Sunday law h9s % Deen
eniVafSu s1 has decreased twothirds The whole
brr OF inmates has diminished there being now ABOUT
the prisoners be employed The jan Inspection Com
mttee report total receipts from various sources S
s:S :7S3 s SS amoant paid as per per report last year.
sais5i; amount paid May 1873. slo7457 % total
- expectcd TO be completed about Aug l. The Road
Board report shows that the receipts OF the year nca
the disbursements were s325O 49, leaving balance on
hand of E3ol g. The Commissioners OF the onnS
during the year war bonds 70 the amount OF SsooV
leaving an amount outstanding OF $i,s2s9 800. iotai
amount of Essex Road Improvement bonds outStand-
ing 81 235,l0O and n cash balance III bank OF s6i4ii Oh
Thcy report total amount of bonds of the County out
standing 81 O99OO0; cash hand in the Sinking Funu
Si2o5 o. making the actual Indebtedness o the county
i955 &C. the COMMITTEE on pmoc 1nnr 5uahss IA go a.
Beeye Free Bridge Committee report tolal III rc
sep sobS ~ p s. Person the Collector reported
on hand date OF last report s222O1 5 total receiver
eSpenses aud bridges, slO6sl2 II; balance on
hand $35l7iO 70. Inc Committee on LuEaSy ,dtS
roe
tbe opening OF the Home 1856 The amount OF receipts
,01l l9 net cost TO county for the year. s68 o.
me stationery Committee reported total expenses Tor
the several county offices as slO67 49, The committee
On Prison scharge reported 800 discharged during the
wear and $500 OF collected for fines and costs Al
thanks 10 Edgar Farmer the Director In the trials OF
the CITY officials Yesterday the cross examination oil M
snaney was continued lie saia that inc reason INA sndo
in Magnolia swamp was because the filling would have
been taken out immediately IN eAcaVainS ior tue past
ment during the year 1872 neither the witness or MS
father or as Ear he knew Mr.. oConnor, had taken
stausoys election Office On his redirect examina,
ton witness said that as the peciicatons did not ca
for a deeper excavation III MaSuoa swamp ne Glu hot
think he bound to make IT, Alderman A. G. Wester-
welt was then called 70 the stand re 1eSeu o oat n NC
years excepting the year thaI ne Ws @ EI to
of witnesses as TO the manner IN which
estimates street improvements arc Drought before
that Committee and acted upon by them saving that
the estimates certified by the City surveyor, ana
n no obec ZION made IL was ordered paid Ii the
al
yeferred 10 the Aldermon Of the ward which the work
was done ascertain II the objections were Wen
NOT look after the work than any other Alderman
Tne Committee rely the city surveyors and Street
matter Of course after such CO 'iieation estimates
would presented to the Council aud paid even II the
Chairman OF the Street Committee Is not present.
Capt James GIlen. CITY Clerk testified TO the iorms III
conducting these matters IN Common Council; OCon-
ner, bid was lowest Oh the springhcdaye. contract
Alderman Stansby testified 20 his previous Dusl-
connections in Newark, aud to hs attention to the
| M Al "
Capt John Gdny, an old and highly esteemed resident
Redncy arrested for burglary escaped from the Court
yesterday, ana has not yet been captured
Orange and Newark HorseClr Company, has been pre-
seued by the employees or tle ROAD With handsome
gold watch aud chain valued az sq0...N the Bazaar
OF the Nations tonight grand Oriental banquet VIII Dc
given.
Erw.BRrsswIcK-Abc DeBod wasiarrcsted on com
rIatnt OF Henry zimmerman, yesterday, VINO charges
him with having made murderou, assault on @ mHl' and
the property OF De Bold and while he was shifting his
ladders he had TO intrude on De Bohs properly.
De Bold ordered them ont, aud at the same
iimo ne attempted to enforce ma order by throwing
the ladders ont into the street thmnernah attacAeu
DeBold and handled him rather roughly. DeBold then
became terribly excited and said that unless they re-
treaed,he would shoot them, ana al the same Tune lie
went into his house, obtained gun and rushed out
uponhis assailants and aimed thc'gun ~ Zimmerman,
hut the cap only snapped ana 1t did not go on.
He then attacked Zimmerman with the butt
end of the weapon ana s'iu'A , nun ssvGia, roilt
i'm wardng OF the blows. Do Bold was released under
Later, his hOulSlan, fearing he
surrendered him. and he was committed Ds Boid mace
q cross complaint against Henry Zimmerman ana bis
em Jg1' vh h,0hoa assault 14A aud iHFy Da,cry
They were baied TO appear Tor trial:
In The MiJdesex Court OF Qlarter Sessions %ester,
day before Judge srong te Jdry IN the case OF Charles
Ciasson who on trial charged with stealing canal
boat belonging TO the New,Jersey Rubber COMPANY,
detad for selling liquor on sundays. dned $40
ane as eSsi Sor Of on sunday vas acd SO and
Martin Freeman who was jointly lnaicted WIN one
m March, and vino under t:2J0 bal To appear for
trial, did not make his appearance when the case
terlay ODara has made his escape Ino tacts OF the
case given to the Jury however ana hey returned
verdict OF guilty without leaving their seats.
EIrzABrru.-Eakim Marsh proprietor OF the Assem-
by Billiard Rooms, caused TIE arrest yesterday OF j.
the place from Beardsley who alleges that Marsh did
not comply with the agreement ia paying bim certain
sums OF money monthly and he went INTO Marshs place
unobserved duIng Wednesday, and hid himself until the
proprietor home, after which he barred tho door
but could no Beardsey had 1t fastened on tbs in
side and refused 10 open IT, Marsh pOeure the assist
Jisce Gorham. The door burst open and Bearisey
arrested. lie gave bail in slbo to appear for Iriai
nance which provides for the better observance OF sun
day Will be acted upon WIN A. Marcel was elected
colonel OF Board OF Officers OF the 81 Regiment, TO
nm the vacancy caused by toe resignation OF j. Madison
Drake The Board OF representatives OF the FIRE De-
partueut will hold their annual meeting on Monday
A. u c Hinman CITY Surveyor, was passing along the
platform between West Jersey aud sts, he be,
came dizzy fom the rapid passing OF Central Railroad
train aud stumbling, fell against the engine which
thrc hm violently against fence, when ne again fell
backward and narrowly escaped beng inanged by the
tr.lu He sustained serious injuries about his body
Dr. Youngloye dressed his wounds, and nc was taken
home.
BAYoSSE.-Lguis Kiause. proprietor OF Cobar Avenue
Uote was ARRESTED on Wednesday for assault upon
his wife. He gave ball. aud on hi return home renewed
the attack. He was arrested and held 10 bail again.
After the second arrest he deliberately sharpened
short handled AT griudstOne went into the house.
and attempted 10 kill his wife She screamed aud ran
into the street closely pursued By her husband, but he
dt not succeed in striking her O1ters werc arch
ING for him yesterday, bat ne not arrested....A
Committee OF three has been appointed by the Board Of
Aldermen to examine into the alleged fraud iD the
THIRD Ward election for Alderman