New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-17
THE CITY.

Mr. Bernard Smythe, the Receiver OF taxes,
| collected last week, for taxes, s1OSO1 81
An election for First Lieutenant of " +" Co.,
Regiment, N Co. resulted IN the choice Of private D.
| w. CoDgdOn.
w. r. Babson of Brooklyn has been ap-
| pointed Inspector OF Customs by Collector OIlDAeIA
| In the place Of Alvin sturtevant, resigned
| The Police Commissioners have made n re-
assignment OF the boundaries Of the several Police court
Districts and PROPOSE 1t is sald TO ADOPT ne" sAeu
The Mayors Marshal the past week granted
licenses, and for fines and licenses eoiectoG go S
aud caused s2S27 10 be refunded to various Compartments
| who had been swndled.
Wm. Myers's clothes cleaning establishment
in the basement Of No 2 E WAS aSf f5r sC Loss
on building, $780, insured.
Early Yesterday some burglars attempted TO
force an entrance into the rear OF Mr Ad9n "a o Dis
covered and fed, leaving Of their tools Dehlhd
Last evening David Carter, aged 80 years,
attempted suicide by leapns into the EasI i.Sr ron
Pier No 45 He was rescued by Patroimah "ay1Hu VI
the Seventh Precinct.
Yesterday the brake-chain of n Third-aye.
car snapped while the vehicle was near Fly-seVenthsi
Injured about the legs Mary Lacy Of No. 81 Seventh
st. received o severe scalp wound
Ex-Police Justice Richard Kelly was, on Sat-
uray presented with handsome gold watch ana chain,
valued at $500 by Justice Bowling his ato associate IN
the Special Sessions, and the officers attached 10
that Court.
Superintendent Losce Of the Free Labor
Bsreau reports that for the week ending Jan To- ~
females
required 81; female 49J Situations we're furnished TO
! 80 males and 40 females
The Tyroler Singing and Musical Company
attracted large gathering at Atlantic Garden, No so
| Eowery last evening. Tho music unique, and the
lyroer costume reminded many present Of Their TAR on
home and scenes Of childhood The proceeds Oh lAese
sacred concerts are for charitable purposes
The Rev. Thomas s. Preston, the pastor of
ST. AIMS Church, repeated his lecture upon the CaiAQ
lie View OF the Public School question IN tle large nan
OF the Cooper Union last evening The nan was Gensey
packed, aud large numbers Mere oSEged 70 return -
Patrolman Dewitt C.. NOXon, late OF the
Broadway squad. Wednesday last died IN the small
Pox Hospital on Blackwers island Neither me mem,
squad officially informed VI his death anA satuf'
day.
At the annual election for officers Of Union
Council NO. q Royal and select Masters the following
were chosen: Henry c. Parke, Thrice Nus MasteTi
Andrew Philips, Right Illus. Master; VIM. Lawson, 7.
g. w.: J. H. Snyder Z. OF c.; j. >. King, G. OF C.; g.
Gabrle son. Treasurer; IT, Hutchinson, oecretayi D d.
Geduey, Marshal; L Wadsworth Steward; d. Mclnroy'
Sentinel
Coroner keenan,. on Saturday, held an in
quest Bellevue Hospital in the case Of Jacob Aiier
who died from the eect Of injuries Eee9sI ~ yo SyGgI
ST. an irOnrOller having fallen through the nOstWay
upon him Also over the body Of Joh nm QnSey age
his parents at No 44I West Thirty irst-st.
Early on Saturday morning, watchman in
the employ OF the hudson FSsr Kto some eGbSIy,
from car Elcyeuh-aye. and lhlrty-secOndst lie
ired at the thieves and they fed Many thousand dol
ar worth of property is Annually stolen from the
Of This line while IN transit between TIL, city, Albany and
Troy nothing like tho amount asserted oy some OF
| the journals yesterday.
| The Rev. Dr. Morgan delivered his sermon
upon Fallen Women last evening IA Irlnlty Ihdpe III
West Twenty hfthst IN ala OF the midnight MISSION Az
sOcaton The church %aS be w6S listened Win atten.
f6fn To- the statements put forth by the preachs and
seemed infused with sincere desire TO do something To
relieve the Wretched condition Of the unfortunate class
to whom referred. collection In aid Of the purposes
Of the Midnight Mission taken at the close OF the
sermon.
BROOKLYN.-The police made 230 arrests
last week.
James II. ThurstOn, a grocer, doing business
at Huntington. L. l., charged with being liquor dealer
without license, was held for examination By United
states Commissioner Newton, in $500
Mrs. Sarah Lason, residing at No. 4O7 Gin.
on-st, terribly burned on Saturday evening by the
explosion Of kcrOsencOl lamp which she was Milling,
But very little hope Is entertained FOR her recovery.
Wellington Simonson, proprietor of the
Mattewan House at East New-Iork, was on Saturday,
held TO bail by Justice Walsh $780, await the action
OF Grand Jury. charge OF assault and battery
and ha5lua drunkenness preferred against him BY his
wife.
In the Surrogatc's Court of Kings County
the wills OF The following deceased persons were
proved last week: Hebsebeth NJ Dillingham; $500;
Crostwaite 5000 Peter Estua, 5000 Charles Lewis,
5000 Jane b. MIwoods, 5000 all of Brooklyn.
The Long Island Savings Bank is having a
handsome new mldug erected on the southeast corner
of Futonave and Boerum-st. which together with the
site. $4,000. The materials used for the
OF architecture The Will be n
lshed about the first Of June.
The Brooklyn City Dispensary elected the fol-
lowing officers for 1870: PresIdene, William W. Henshdw
vice President, Luther BWyman second YcePresidcnt,
Aaron L. Reid Treasurer John studwell; Secretary.
Robert ). Bussng Trustee, ). Il. Chtendeu, IT. The
number Of patients treated during last year G290,
aud IL ,26j prescriptions were dispensed.
Ann Jackson, arrested last week for having
deirauded the Government by receiving pension,
soldiers widow after sbS mad REMARKED, was brought
before United states Commissioner Jones Oh Saturday,
when she was held for examination before the Grand
Jury ana the heashE Oh me case wac 10 the
At n meeting of the BattlcsOn Colony AsSO-
ciatou on Saturday evening, letter read from
Locating Committee, giving particulars Of the lands
he south visited by tnem aud stating that site has
been selected for the Colony. The Committee speak
high terms OF the situation The Committee appointed
to charter vessel for the Colony gave very favorable
report.
The following amounts have been received
during the past week by the Cooperative Iotssocaton
No SO rs sNo. sl22 % No. sGO 49, No o. slgy So
Total tiO6 49, The societies have paid their quarterly
Of persons visited the lots o. the Association no 10
now being organized yesterday, aud seemed pleased
with their location.
| FLUSHING l.. For want OF a Justice Satnr-
d. lsLs OTa Se no hearing 10 ,ns case Of M wiao The clerk Of
middle The "trt'se we're present aad many expressed themselves
ssi,Sy caused 70 ,isf private Ssos su nearing 'D '
NEWTOWN, l.. ELEVEN constables here cost
the e.n last year 80 OF s 81 'e The constable dnwng
a. they receive there enoumni' which
f,e receipts e PEOPLE OF the aslg the qucA
whether they had the Metropolitan Police
m,Sssr 70 .1 vseTs. ~ th' to.n sah fs'e Tho eonahs
as ss case Of bs s.n' o TOE apprehension Ae9 Lang charged
.s s ss 70 ..,, s ih. NJ" Norris o0' Of adjoining towns are
COLLEGE POINT. l.. L-Adam Knorr lately sold a
' 5, i ps" sn 'poIs ,I w. De Sa 'ls .os
ne purchasers removed The h.y TO b.. premise. lew dA,.asO
s,a,' D,nn Roger f ,is.ss aud also made s.mpOt be
plints khorr has len bis hoae
MONTAUK POINT, L. Ia new lantern has been
placed he hshho' ofDsarg double the Ol's Of the Srn''