New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-02

% had then annual reception yesterday mornlng anu
their friends with some very pleasing "a
,rcses
The peremptory mandamus issued by the
snnreme Court compelling Mayor Kalbnesch to , slgn
the Prospect Park bonds was not served upo" "''
yesterday, and the bonds are yet unsigned.
Gov Hoffman has notified District At l.o,ay
Morris that the charges against him will he
at Albany the 18th inst Mr. MOTIFS h i' sonnsel
Post Rankin, No. 10, Grand Army OF the
Rcpnbc, have chosen the following named oihoers LOT
the year Commander Gen James orTt
John Jenkins; Idutant George w Brush, f. C. 9, Par ar
Iinson Sas been APPOINTED nspSSore0eral OF '
Col Whitley, Chief of the United States
secret Service Department on Thursday seized the dis
q Me 9 S6Ser q gSa@ SH% Firth
ana Firststs snd J. Relyers No. I35 and 1877 sagg-st
fraudng the Government by neelectng to pay the Rev
enuc tax. Mr.. Kings distery is large cle, worth
about $l5Oco The other establishments are also exen-
sive.
ThePolice Commissioners yesterday appointed
sergt. p. Ii. Mclaughlin to he Captain of the Eighth
preGne in place OF Capt William "a brT precnHt wee
Andrew $ Drake removed; John Do66a, Sergeant IA
Stanton d5p Bro%n Sergeant in the Fifth Precinct vice
William H. Maddox, removed; John Cain, Sergeant in
BENJAMIN F. Gardiner Sergeant in the First Precinct,
vice Edgar S. Boyd removed; John H. Faron, Boiler
Inspector in the Eastern District.
FLUSHING, L. I--zPost George Hunterpga nan,
@ R. has elected officers follows COm%snieI Geoe O. heh
senior Sa' Pot, junior wee mS So'e
SMITH; sugson Dr. ''' L. csi segssntljof
SeGo osdss Guard S G. p H S%S '"'
HEAiPSTEAD, i. I-Work on the Plains in grad
With plans contractor they allied in and the
s1e O one Sy o S fs ods are surveying the
unsettled dividing lines Of the several towns The Commsso9 com
%a and 0G oscar D DG2s ''H MITCHELL vi" ''' JAMES ~
ORIENT.-Coroner Skinner held an inquest yes
rSy over the body Of 40 ma" T6fh Ts' % %S deoo%
posed No violence could be discovered aud verdict was given
RONKONKOMA.-The Hon. Richard c. McCor-
mick GOyernOr Of Arizona, Will deliver the Grafton at this place Cd
WESTCHESTER-A number of citizens have pre-
Mr. Martin Watson with beautiful The stick ebony
SI ON the face elegantly Inscribed the Initials
Of the contributors, and date Of presentation
FORDHAM.-Measures have been taken by the
Reformed Dutch Church erect suitable parsonage Tor tser PaitU
the Rev Mr. Brush Two CITIZENS have given s grounds ana nav
about $500
YONKERS.-Post ,Kitching G. R., has elected
VceCcmmanier james Junior vcCommander Chas Minors
~ ' c o S'a Tie aS Saa5'sHPIs sf SGf
Or a9 iTc as arS which iS are elegantly aphoei
JERSEY CITY.-James Allen of No. 191 Cole-st
DAYS Heis 30 Of age feet inches high gst
and oboEea Railroad about The Of travel
COMPANY successful corporation that owns ell the horse railroads
the paSs ,S h S t travel that their time
not be IN Danger Ihe COMPANY nave Ipe 5 bg track through
Mercer Wayne Nwaaye The jersey City and
Es To@ oEeI e s'Hs d s e Gomp
JreyaVe and Grost the new route needed 70 com
pete line the ferry. The Common Council some time sgo,
passed ord nance giving themselves l295 each Mayor ONel
vetoed the ordnance the Aldermen passed II the veto
ny and p upon an savt made by the Hon D. Gregory Of
oertor1I obtained from the Supreme Court injunction has
been issued restraining the CITY Treasurer from PAYNE me ,
November George w Hopknn the Superintendent Of the
YESTERDAY the Of Constable Charles b. Cook
upon hae assault upon alderman DageA4 s S 0a
notice that Hoboken car was sproaeng INC car soppl ara me
maj then stopped for the Of report
the Superintendent when The Constable came up
bic and police station On the the Constable
alleged discovered h and wanted to settle but the Al
derman would not do so.
NEWARK-The lot on which the building of the
Home Broad and Mount VemonAv 10 70 be erected
young parents reside in East Orange attempted suicide
THURSDAY night BY cutting her throat and ,aSpnS she 9 1
Newark New York Railroad met yesterday and elected the following
RISS ' TTsn ssi james sS osf%S Johnson FTc F
Dillon and Theodore r. Howell W ee was
pms SI sms amount The Newark Pbytery held its first
in the First Presbyterian Church The following officers were
DE veuve Temporary Clerk T. Berry The Rev p Nell
accepted the pssore Of the Hghst Church ana van be A
ELIZABETH AbOut 9 p m. Thursday, Mary
Gsuiley l3 and npoyed in the opewak in gong down stars
from the spinning room 70 the basement O we % ma and be Was
instantly up Her entire scalp with part Of one ear was torn on
summoned scalp ved on but she is not expected survive
PATERSON-A son of Mr.. j. P Doremus has died,
II is alleged, Of hydrophobia
BORDENTOWN n Miss Maggie King age 10,
Ess % y t hSr IN, witbea, ,uecess IL seem.
mai Young Mr. James Bee went out In boat TO the
boat while the which shallow at this point
Of the batbes got into deep hole and cn Tor hsp Mr.
their and succeeded saving two but Mis- King
drowned.