New-York tribune., 1875-12-10

| Since Dec. l. TI I,bIO,DUO naS Dt'h FdiN ih'' '"O
| treasury o account Of taxes for 1875.
During the past year 1,G1G new buildings have
been erected, Of which s37 were brick and 719 hame
Proposals for cleaning the streets were received Dy
Board Of City Works yesterday They VIII be opened 70
day.
The Republicans have nominated Alderman Fisher
Clerk ts President Of the ne" Board and Geo. '" "'''
The Board of City Works yesterday addressed n
letter Hunter asking him tn state what streets nave
been complained OF as being in hithy condition
Several tax payers have urged upon the Mayor the
name, Of John Atkinson and william MarshaL % I'D o"nu
dates for the Presidency OF the Board OF CITY WORKS
Controller Powell yesterday paid to the Inebriates
Home 5000 a. due to Dec i. This payment
result Of late decision Of the Court Of Appeals
The members of the Health Board declare that
hereafter cattle shall be killed within the city limits The
special reference the Hudson Avenue Slaughter
| houses.
! The detectives who are searching for the escaped
Ioughery have received information which LEAFS
them 70 believe that the fugityes arc making their way I"
Canada
Fire Commissioner Mclaughlin yesterday paid
$40 2 treasury the amount Of accumulated interest
public retained by him as Treasurer OF the Fre
! Department.
Mutual Brewers' and Saloon-keepers' Aid
Society has been formed object being the ndmnhcaton
Of such Of their number be sufferers from the acuoh o
the Excise COILm ssoners.
A woman was seen to stagger and fall yesterday
Ciintont She found to be sick and starving she
gave Ellen Ruse and said she had been without
tsdfO
Peters Hospital
Charles Graham of NJ. 90 Metropoitan-ave.
after drinking glasses Of hot whlskey and as many
Of M fred on among S sha5sn @a
Graham arrested and held to bail
II is charged bv Commissioner Cunningham that
his associates private session. discharged Dr. Atwood As
Physician At the Fatbush Iunatic Asylum because
at e late CATION before Dr. onInal ne l "a' ho
knew about alleged Encouragement at that institution
| Thomas Burns, aye IL, aud his brother Patrick
age H. inseDsble in Nevns st. Warren, from
Of alcoholic liquors obtained from te saloon OF A. Gal
agher They were restored To ~ AFTER oii ma
labor by Dr. Geayey The keeper VIII be prosecuted
John Conners, the gravc-digger at the Potters
Field removed, according TO some Of the Charity
Commissioners for purposes When asked yester
dav what 70 become Of re deeeae paupers hereafter
Commis;i9ner CUNNINGHAM a brsinsy be sqpp11ed ns
Of getting them in ifed without gavedi-ger
JERSEY CITY
Edward j. Watson, who was arrested charged
assault william Rescb. was discharged Yesterday
! by Judge keos'.
| Mrs Elizabeth Altman residing on Bcacon-ave,
charge Of causing the death Of Mrs
Jourgensen by malpractice
Henry |. King and Julius IIerbrandt, jurors in the
Hudson County Cour ned 800 each by Judge Knapp
Yesterday for falling to answer at roll call
A horse owned by George Neumeuer a butcher
away Newark ave Yesterday and stI1ek NewYorE
William McAvoy was discharged from the county
Jail yesterday reaeste account Of his Insanity
officer Vessels was bitten 9 le am and Ja9r @ Ryeron re-
| n
The suit of James Gospel. editor OF German paper
against Henry Knoop OF the German Publishing
company on two notes yen for fumes sa 10 have
day. Iti case Of the law AM the Gospel
| Mary Fawkes, q servant in the employ Of Poomas-
ter Dudley was burned 90 deaIh ast week Mary Kelly
another the house. stole quantity of clothing and
ewrlry hloncing 81 ,ho unfortunate woman she was ar
restod yesterday ana is held for examination to-day
NEWARK.
Judge Dixon of Hudson County presided in the
Essex County Circuit Court yesterday.
B. j. Ford, the recently appointed member OF the
Excise Board, took the oath OF Office on Wednesday.
Vim. A. Farley. deserter from the United states
navy surrendered Himself at Police Headquarters YESTERDAY
Daniel Price. age t. fell from train on the
Paterson and New1rS Railroad Wednesday and fractured
On Wednesday evening, a lad named Ryan
painfuly burned tie by condensed gasoline In
II is stated that the Aquednct Board will proba-
bly, need than they have authority TO raise for
coming complete the scyentaye reseTyoir aLd
So 600
The BOARD of Chosen Frecholders yesterday adopt
ed the raft of bin for presentation Legislatur
rerealing the Essex Pubic Road Board aud after Ian
1877. Aresolnn was also aoped asking ne legiSiatrr
abolished by the passage Of the constitutional amendments
The Board Of Chosen Freehoiders Yesterday adj
mitted and Doug lass OF eley to their seats
Warden of tie County penentary reported prisoners
that institution and mat = had been reciyed end IL dis
| 81 Cpd
$50 'So''' 70. p'' '''' '''' '''' D' " ~
NEW-IERsEY.
EIIzABr1H-Thc Union County Court calendar is
very light There are ~ supreme Court 80 Circuit
Court causes eTmina cass o1 tie aI s, and dd 1pPGa
cases J3n agIna. m o. 1t hnwy @ st, Ts ai, % vso ~ @ y
aiten.oon.
P,rrnsoyThe cause OF the FIRE in Harmony
Mills NJ Paterson y j.. has he"n r,aned Noah Mott
the watThman the Ilamny Mir Talki through The
dying when he accidentally upset her1sne lamp lie
he W V be M m nG % PRmS mR @ has rady a 0SS eI
% ., R,y n anG g % rt vi n for 81 has been tai en-
begun sat against he ciy for $4,000 mel ding abo,
To mprov ncnt Ie motion and The writ of cero
EAST ORtSGFSt raul- Episcopal Chirch has purchased
dist Prospect ST. aud viii soon erect hand
AaEIsov-on wednesday night Austin Richards Fourth
had TS!ST So s % b1i vear cy r m ga s
nG Wan s NJ rys rtn TnHs ~ Ma at
by train of the Delaware iacklwanla and Western
Railroad The man tmtei to m g%p D "a 'e he iran ran While
passed over hm rhe boy was placed on the train and
nloom1Elntnost twon,irl. q the teachers Of E-.ex
nS ' to ia m I'm, of "Ie-etin the schools of tha
| state at the Centennial.
STATEN ISLAND.
| SrAPIrToN.-1he passenger steamer Sappho is
now running ,lace Of the ID. r. Martin from Picr No
North River to tis place. the Minnie r. child having been
withdrawn sIppho has been reprinted and refttcd...
Jacob Van Bask'k wa, missing rom rom he 1 home Tor several
an almost exhausted ton having been ey said
brook lying his lace, where lac would
| probably be. 'rOV ne u s'iOr time"
CLIFTON body of an unknown found between
Garrison and Clift n Landing yesterday
FpGE .1FR-Tam rObnson, Village Treasurerelee
has furnished bonds in S-O0p Theodore Frctn John scott
VII tam Mclean and G. c. Eldy becoming his suretes IN
10000 EACH
in real estate Of more fre
queut occurrence the Lnd than for past
fhe etite Jamrs Wkinso: in New Brighton, has been
soil T.. II. Phlrss aud lot ITotdWay, W.
Frghtou has purchased by samuel aynor for $1,000
-ld the Old Barker place Dr. Philips for
ylaQ 0i stapotou Bris hton. Fac t0ryyi and Port
/ Richmond.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.