officers chosen being: treasurer, J. Arthur Huntington; police justice, John A. Van Zelm; assessors, Augustine Smith. P. B. Brady, and II. \Y. Tassler; aldermen at large, Henry C. Kuchler, Jacob Ilollwegs, John Stephenson, John Kress, and Frank Holler; aldermen, William II. Neilson, Robert C. Archer, John Grab, Ulric X. Griffen, II. A. Siebrecht, Sr., and Peter Cunneen; supervisors, George II. Crawford, Jacob R. Wilkins, and Peter Doern. The city government was organized on the 28th of April following.

GENERAL Abbat i. Willii mi. 478. Acker house, The 56S. riic. 507. Action at Tar 244, 248. Alexai tder, Ja rytown, mes, 241, ' ;, zo.

Ports Clinton

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Montgomery,

433: rout of

Donop's yagers, 440; tin- Ward's House affair, -142: ambuscade of the Stockbridge Indians at

Allison, C. E. (Rev.), 261, 329, 528, 538. 559, 582, "■- <ra

Cortlandt's Ridge, 37. 442: the Babeoek's House affair, 443: Burr's capture of the West Farms blockhouse, 4)\; storming of Stony Point, 452: Tarleton's raid on ['oundridge, 456; British atompond, 458; Hopkins's fight with (59: American descents on MorrisSastchester (17791. 459, 460; the .use affair, 461; American attacks ia (early in 1780), 462; Hull's raid on January, 1781), 198; the surprise of ene on the Croton, 500; the action n (.July 15, 1781), 507; engagement i of Rye (1781), 517: the surprise at iuary, 1782), 517: American attacks ia (1782), 518. icholas, 168, 204, 205. township and village), included in haniel Turner's purchase (1640), 87; n rnderhill's Indian fight, 101; set: a participant in the Rye Rebellion, \y's residence at, 223. 545: burning eton, 457: the court house at. 526; iwn by the act of 1788, 532; the town mes in 1860, 589; population at vari, 226, 539. 542, 577, 589, 605. 611. 619; ■reiices. 16. 26. 125, 233, 305, 311, 462, 589. 614.