New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
Thought no would recover late last night be grow
worse, aud died.
A. n:.bon1 N,IIop and John McArdle, coal

thought no would recover but late last night be grow
worse. aud died.
As Michael Mullen and John McArdle, coal
cartman were on their way to Kelsey Loughn'' coat
ward I'm NevInsst. yesterday mordin2. they were
assaulted and terribly beaten by dozen n ~o
buildings at too low price. The ASSISTANTS escape"'
Mayor Hunter approved yesterday the reso-
luton of the Common Council concerning street repa
but expressed the opinion that the Board OF Ciy "o
had squandered money on the streets Inc Teer
CITY Works passed resolution directing tne Eng,nee
to report Immediately all streets which need repag
that the workmen who were dsay '"o
day can lie given employment WITHOUT ue'"y.
Tho chanel in the rear of the Protestant
Epi,cops Church OF the Redeemer the Rev William b.
Ieonard rector at Fourthave. and Pachcst Is rapdy
approaching completion The church edhce Is spacious
and airy but this addition made necessary oy 'ne nc,
f fst deep With frontage OF Pacfc,st IL
Will be built OF leadcoored native stone & he rased
is over the tower Psclfc-st will probably oe aaT
10 hight of liz feet The cost OF the Improvement
will be $4,000.
Officer Mclaughlin of the Eighth Precinct
was arraigped before Justice Walsh yesterday cnageu
with bigamy by Margaret Mclaughlin OF Madison ana
Pikests., New.York The plaintiff asserted that NC
Iaughin was married Ellen CROWN In 1872 ana was
s living with her. md he had been for IL years
her own husband. The defendant explained tnat pJ
fully" he through the form OF marriage VIII W.
plaintiff Il years ago when he was mere Doy anu %
with a short time. But he looked upon ~ az o h;s
n bOy
mind that they were actually married. Jusuce vans"
committed him for examination
LONG ISLAND.
NEwTowN.-Tax Receiver Lawrence has re-
ceyed from different sources during the past "eeh u
formation which proves copcusvey that nonreslueh'
taxpayers have been victlmized One man calico upon
HIM day or two ago and stated that he knew OF over
hundred persons who had paid taxes In good rum 20
COLLECTOR and whose property had since been adVerseu
for sale because OF unpaid taxes Tor 1874 Josep ~,
who has charged with completely III inc Hauu, 10"
published card dated Wednesday last in which nc
acknowledges having collected sums ItQh .1payen,
and explains the transaction by stating that he
interested had asked him. favor to pay their taxes
that took their money for the purpose Ou1 iaSd ~
over TO the County Treasurer and that the money has
since paid TO the County treasurer al as
son must be a stupid idiot to Imagine he can coi.et
taxes and retain them for his own USE "a II is MATTER
that cannot De concealed by any lying OF otef suole
fuge."
FLcsHNG.-The machinery for the water WORKS . nrs
arrived, and will be pat ~ place @ can
furnish them.
STATEN ISLAND.
FDGEwATER.-The Trustees have approved
the bonds Of Mr. Credo, the Village Treasurer ana
he will sit at the Village Hail. stapleton. next Monday
to receive taxes. The assessment rolls OF properly I'D
this village show that it is Of the aggregate value OF
s7OO0C00 The rate oil taxation thsyear Is 'io P0i
cent.
NEw-BRIcHroS-A promenade concert and ball VIII
take place at the Pavilion Hotel tonight Gn,ores ~
Regiment Band will furnish the music Tue Following
mnsiciaps viii play solos: N. Arbuckle, cornet; f.
Letsch, trombone; F Bracht mute; q. MelnGlrten'
leader Every ehOit mas peen m"u0 " ~
ioyaDe evening.
TovrKrysvr1LE.-The Rev. r W. Pennelt OF st. PlurS
Memorial Churcn has returned from his VACATION
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The New-Jersey State Unyer-
saliss concluded their annual C0nyc>2n yesterday AT
the First Unversallst Church. Tue morning session
N \ lon i'm no
The election of officers Tor the coming year resulted
follows: President, Francis Mackn, Newark; Vice
President, u. j. Holden, Jersey CITY, secretary geo
town The Rev DR.. Forester of Newark was selected
to preach the occasional sermon at next years Conye
ton, which Will be held at daightstown. Tue committee
appointed prepare resolutions To he addressed 10 tnc
congr cation OF the late Dr. Bartholomew OF newark
appointed Tie Convention adjourned, and after
muuon service which was held IN the afternoon al the
james w. Wright, employed on tow-boat at the foot
| of Essexst fell Is feet through waterway III the
steamer Nafragansett and sustained injuries
YESTERDAY. He was taken to the City Hospital, where
it found that two ribs were broken ana taat he na
| who was nearly killed by her husband az No. 232
| seventh-st. Tuesday night was slightly better
night REGARDED her recovery as extremely doubtful,
| and 1t is feared that a relapse will ensue..;
John Mcknight resident Of this city aud captain OF
the coaLboat storm, was crushed between two OF the
NewJersey Central while crossing the track at Port
Johnson, and sustained injuries when proved iatal.
Mrs Elizabeth Howard appeared before Justice Horsley
yesterday, and complained that her husband, Alfred
Howard, was IN the habit OF beating her ana tha Oh e
lst inst lie had severely whipped her. since tnTh ne
had frequently kicked her in the abdomen ana nad
| threatened to take her NE. warrant was ISSUED
for the Of the husband, who is coiored man
the Delaware and Lackawanna Railway. was crushed
between sone-cars used for dumping the material
taken out tunnel into the Hoooken meadows, aud
was badly injured that he died two hours aferward
on "Wednesday night AZ special meeting OF Tue
Acting Director Young stated that he had
refused to sign the bis of MeCaToa
| furnished because they were exorbitant and he
satisfied that many OF the charges were from 80 to IS
The proposals opened was one for flour. which
jected because it found that the Committee had
firm Director Young stated 10 the Board that McCar
& CO. had offered him bribe to sign their bills AS
presented, ana that he considered II an insult All the
proposals opened rejected and the members OF the
Board became excited in their discussion and INDUCED
freely in personal remarks and nsnuatons Of fraud.
| Before the meeting adjourned Thomas Byrnes APP
pointed superintendent OF Public Buildings to super
| sede Charles w. Allen.
| PArERsoS.-At a. m. yesterday Jacob Giraud
cutler. residing at No. Crossst was found in dying
exactly what the nature of the accident which
nearly proved fatal but supposed that Gaud had
been engaged IN grinding large knife belonging TO The
Paterson Press Office ana that through some mismanage
men or accident the blade had been caught IN the belt
which attached the grlndstOne 10 the motive power,
| and turning quickly had inflicted the wound from
was unconscious and It supposed was
dead. Blood flowing freely from his left arm. which
had been nearly severed the wrist large pool had
accumulated in and in this lay the PROSTATE
form Of the unconscious BY his side lay the knife
which large paper cutter, with blade four feet
lengtn. Drs. Moss and Van Ripper were summoned at
once They found that life not extinct and sue
ceeded in resuseitatine him. He was removed to his
home where he lay last night IN precarioas
condition. Though conscious, he was unable to
speak, and his IL considered doubt
full The main arteries OF the wrist both severed
NEwARK-The organization committee Of the Anti
Temperance Society has been authorized tie select
president and Is vice presidents fer the meeting TO
be held at Military Park next Sunday afternoon. A
woman named Elizabeth HAWKINS has been arrested for
cruelty beating her father last Wednesday light her