New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

can he made nn the appropriation passed the Joint
Board and that an expert IN OIL anu no' po"'''"
Will be appointed to MI the place
Judge Moore of the Brooklyn Court OF Ses-
sons administered yesterday q severe rebukc 10 the
Jury in the case Michael story charged with pocket
picking The jury acquitted the prisoner although ae
evidence was clear ngainst MIN In ls address 10 1eoi ~
the i,iige said That you have escaped, Is Que 10
something that cannot understand ana can only ako
occurred from total dsregard OF me te',mGy & Us @ eny
jury. You 90 but be careful TOT tue neA' uo ou'
may not be so fortunate with the jury
Kate Stoddard has written another letter In
which she states she considers 1t an honor 10 20 10
a lunatlc asylum, and complains that she mas oeen un
able TO get any OF her effects from the property clerk
She saws that revovers which he hoids ad no
more 10 do with the murder OF Charles Goodrcn tah
they had 70 do with tue burning oI MOSCOW ~
Dwyer and Kate StOdlard left yesterday iOr tne iha
Tie Asy lum a. Auburn, accompanied by sheiH hlIdWS
and keeper stinson OF Riynond-St JAN
LONG ISLAND
Long GIsLANDCITY-JamesJ Johnson, colored
seaman on the ship Crusader lying at the Standard o
Works wharf, Hunters Point fell overheard ana was
drowned on Sunday night. The captain reported tno
accident at the British COnsuls Office, but ala not n
form the authorities OF this city, and foul play uehe
feared Coroner Manger caused the arrest OF the Oes
and crew OF the vessel The body was f0nd ye-eraay'
and the result OF the inquest beng verdict Oh
tai drowning. the prisoners were all dscnal
Board OF Audit met on Monday, and recelNcl & az
claims for considerations Another neeunS & %., oo
held to-day. The National Association ior thc
ton OF Holiness viii hold a tabernacle meeting q,
Ravens wood continuing ten days durug tne lasct p
Oi August the date OF its beginning not Dehg certahy
fixed the publication OF Democratic Wteh S
newspaper wl De begun at Hunters POINT HeAt oS. S
The OF boarding prisoners IN TINS CITY ltoh
lime 30 ls72 TO June 49, 1874 Dill for which was re-
ported IN tue Common Council last nlght, Is s5VoI
JAMAICA-The Long Island Railroad Company are
ayIng steel rails Oh their road between Hunters POhi
AMI tins village. Yesterday morning sGtsaI. t t
employed III the family or Mr.. FettercK residing on tuc
Back stump road, arose to begin ner Work, anu on
going down stairs followed by man disguised III
having his face backened and who had been concealed,
bundles which 1t aferward ascertained contained
clothing and other property TO the Vne ol s, MiG G
r and passing the front door, took to the woods
aud made his escape although al alarm was lnAeul-
ately given.
NEw-Lors-while James c. Van sicen was washing
one OF the hlnd legs OF "a horse Monday afternoon.
the animal became frightened suddenly and Jumped III
such IA manner TO throw him down. when ne was
tramped upon and bruised terribly about the head and
face. III, Injuries are regarded Of very serious
nature aud it is feared that his cneek-DoDe Is @EoA
NEwTowS.-Elward Clancy was buried under an EN-
baukment where he was working at which, 5esIct-
day, aud nad one OF his legs broken
STATEN ISLAND.
TONPKINsyILLE.-Ihe four mammoth splle
wharyes at the old Quarantine grounds have been com
pleted, and extensive brick storehou'es have been
begun upon the bukheads Of the piers which are CON
s'auy occupied by ships and barks. There are now
large foreign snip5 dlscharslhg Dadst winch Is
used in filling ia the bukheads. lt Is stated that VIM
Butler Duncan nesOt lating for the purchase OF te
property known the hls, between IompAihsElt ana
stapeton landings, with the purpose ot building
Wnrves sCorenouses sular 10 those at thla place.
STAplEToN.-Mrs. Adelia Lindsey, wife or Thomas
Il,i,.y " no keeps an oyster market, while standing
upon n table yesterday reaching Tor som thne upon
shelf, stepped backward, ano strking the BACK OF
clair win her foot. II tOppled over ana she eu DacA
ward to the lOOr. striking the bIck OF her head ahi
sustaining lDjLrIts that caused her deAth III Ie"
moments.
NEW BmGHroS.-The house OF Engine COMPANY no,
has Deen tnorougy oyernaulcd ana laln'n, ~uu ,.'
ceilings and walls have been hashed III nauusJme haru-
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-At the meeting of the Board
Of Pubic Works yesterday, petitions received for
sewer in Ldidiw-ave.; Tor improvement OF Eleventh.
st. between Jersey and Coes-st; for opening new
street between Ranlolph-aye. and Braiuard-st; for
opening Mersces-st the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
track; for main IN Bri;on-st; to have Seventh
st.. Monmouthst to oNewarkave. raised and paved
wItn BE gdn blocks. and to have Newark-ave graded
L. H. Brown elected craftsman ut $1,000 per annun,
ANA Albert F. Schegel mechanical craftsman az $1,000
per The assessment for Tagging Grdnd-sl Was
referred back IN accordance with the order oi the ea-
prcmc Court y communication from Tue folcc tOlh-
mis>Oners asking the Board to nave the sewage tahen
from receiving basins III cleaning sewers removed at
once Was received The street Committee reporter tAt
this III l!qad state when taken out ot the
ba,us aud it was LETT 10 nGrdeu before removal because
II leaked rom te S~tpdec tar's anG .no Do'il W
had refused TO concur IN resolution empowering
the Committee to have TWO water carts constructed Tor
It's removal Tne Board OF Finance refused 10 concur IN
the salaries fixed by Board Of Works lur the clerical
employees. Resolutions TO TOP dress all tle wooden
ptve:uents IN the city adopted. The school
census just completed shows that there are 3i.769 cl
census OF 4Vli Charles LAh, artt7t,d III t'S"aIA On
supciou OF having stolen 500 worth OF wool from the
Cyan Point wool factory ye'teTday confessed MS gal.t
and committed for tra....Ine Board OF Aldermen
adjourned tor want OF quorum last n!sAt Tue dead
lOC4 still continues.
NEwARK.-rhe Committee appointed 10 investigate
tht made against the Rev Dr. Morris, tOOred
Ot th' Plne-st Presbyterian Church by his cOngega
ton, met ior that purpose IN the sInday chuol room OF
that cuurcn Oh Monday evening Dr. Norris was eX-
ourratcd rou blame, on the ground that his cOngreSa
tion had not pAid MN ms siIary regularly. An lh-
formal meeting Of the Board OF Health was held last
evening, at whcn complaints were listened to from
large ndmoer OF residents OF the I"ch ward az last
Ss SGS % t 9 um Of cSFR o chemical pro m1
cesses carried On IN mat aeSFy POISONED tnf ar AZ
against bone factory IN the Tnrtccnth WarL
ELIABETH.-A little daughter Of Dennis O'Brien.
whnc PayIuS with large dog owned Dy Jonn Dcnnls,
bitten the arm The coz was Killed ana the cnd
placed under medical treatment An aged lady, wmle
cro'slns Grnd-sI on Monday night was run INTO 10y
the head Tnc Union County Board VI Assessors have
liked the taxation AT tine rate OF - IS pr 500.
HlnERSIA.-lIinue s.mdrew. axe 10 years, attempted
kndlc Tire Yesterday with the alt OF Kerosene, wueu
the can which She held over the stove cxpodcd setting
her clothes ON fire. The flames were eXIns1shgd, bat
summoned bat her recovery IS doubtful
NINE RIDGE.-A daughter of Frederick Taylor. age
ei2ut year', was swinging Monday near her fathers
thrown cat OF the SWING with great violence. In the
lail the rope became tangled around her neck which
WAS brokeu, causing death instantly.
PATERsoN.-At midnight Monday was
seen 10 ran into the race-way nut dllisent search
Tor tue DOnN iHc Nlic VI
died suddenly yesterday morning al her resi-
dence FrOnt-st... Henry Fielding elected Clerk
10 the Board OF Aldermen ON Monday ngnt.
BRIDGErON.-A widow named Harold, age 50. com
mIttcd suicide Monday u.ghJ by downing herself IN
creek near this piace sue had become temporarily
insane through sickness
NOTWITHSTANDING RObeson has consented TO de-
liver the opcaus address at the STATE Fr to be held
sept. II.
WEsTBIELD. The Rev. Alexander McKelyey will be In
stalled Pastor Of the Presbyterian CuurcA Monday
next.