New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
THE CITY.

Arrests for the week, 1850.
The Tax Receiver last week collected
1881 70.
Two cases of relapsing fever were reported
yesterday.
There were granted last week, at the Mayors
Office 129 licenses and s253 were received therefor
The Rev. Dr. Crooks, editor of The Metho-
dist presided at the dinner OF the Dickinson college,
Alumni $50
Michael Haloran, ir., who on the 18TH inst.
attempted while drunk to cut his fathers throat mas
been committed for trial
ST. Anthony's Roman Catholic T. A. j. So
cicty held temperance meeting last evening al ~ An
thongs Church. Horace Greeley addressed the meeting
VIM, Stephens of No. 4l5 West Thirty
seyenthst was kicked in the face yesterday by horse
and shockingly disfguTed.
The Social Bible Glass composed of mem
bers of the y NJ c. A. met last evening IN me large Ial
Of the new building. MI W. T. Sabine addressed the
class briefly.
The Rev. DR.. John Hall, the Rev. Dr. Stephen
IT, Tying tho Hon Wm. T. Dodge Jr oci anu n t6e
Rev Or. Chapn's Church, this evening
The Committee on Subscriptions appointed
al the recent FreeTrade meeting acknowledge the re-
cept OF "a subscriptions ranging III amount from f'V 70
5000 each.
A correspondent writes from Williamsbridge
Westchester County to say there was no riot there Oh
the occasion of the laying Of the cornerstone Oi new
Catholic Church, yesterday week
Patrick Sullivan. age 70, of No. 81 BaXter-st.
Saturday evening. at the corner OF worth ana BaAef
sts stabbed John Kelly age II, OF No MulDerry-s
causing a severe wound.
The Court of Special Sessions was not held
Saturday. Justices bowling and BAby called at tle
Tombs the morning. and retired after conference
with the clerk OF the court
On Saturday the Police Commissioners dis
missed PatrolDan Alfred Crook Of the Broadway squad
for nsubOIdnatOn and accepted the resignation VI scr
geant Eliphalet n. Peck Of the First Precinct.
Mr. John G. SAKE is laid mp at Albany with
a broken arm He to lecture IN the Broadway
Baptist Church tomorrow evening HIS place Will DC
supplied by the Rev. Mr.. Gallaher OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. Edward Richard Pluyle, while superin-
tending the erection OF machinery at the Pluyie steel
feIi to the ground and had his neck broken.
In all the Episcopal and Catholic churches
yesterday, the CONGREGATIONS were reminded that Lent
lsuons +" are about the same as last year.
VIM. Hart, age 10, was stabbed in the arm
last evening by another boy, named Thomas Perry,
during quarrel II FOrty-iourthst near Eighth-aye
Perry escaped
An unknown man, age about 90 wearing
dark frock coat and panalOons was drowned yester,
at sixtyfourth-st and LexiDgtOn-ave. The BODY was
soon afterward recovered and taken to the MOrgue.
A special sermon in behalf of "The Midnight
Mission" which the Rev. Geo f. ThTal intended to de-
liver last evening in Ascension Church. was postponed to
next sunday week IN consequence Of the unpIopItous
weather
About 90 lottery-shops in the Fifth Ward
closed Saturday by order Of Collector Peason
had not paid the special taxes imposed by the Revenue
laws
A counterfeit 500 note on the Market Ma
upon the proprietor Of the store No Is SiIthave.
1t Is dangerous Initiation, the engraving being remark
ably good, although the paper is inferior
On Saturday Joseph S. Wilkins and wife
were arrested In their possession was found quantity
articles ojewery which may be seen at the Madson-st
Police Station
Thomas Digen of No. 91S East Twenty fourth
st and Thomas Sullivan OF No same street. Guarreed
early yesterday the OF SecOndaye and Twenty
fourhs and Sullivan stabbed his opponent in the abdo
men, and He'd.
L.. o,,,1 i.o1 nfryn &c
Craftsmen's Lodge, T. a. NJ at Lyric Hail. Saturday,
W. b. Jacob p solomon. Master of the Lodge was pre-,
sened with gold PastNlasters jewel, worth $500, by
tho members Of the Lodge.
Superintendent Losee of the Free Labor Blu
reports that for the week ending Saturday 1873
and $50 women required. and that situations were
furnished 10 As men and Jla women.
The second Promenade Concert of the 9TH
Regiment Saturday evening was success, the attend
being even larger than was at the first one The
last concert of the season VIII take place as usual in the
ArmOry on the evening Of March o.
The Committee of the ColOred LabOreIs,
Union Association of NewYork have resolved to hold
meeting celebrate the ratification OF the Fifteenth
meeting ana invite Wendell Philips, Fred. Douglas
Senator Morton. and Senator Revels.
John Mccormack, age Is, living at No. 5G7iWest
Tbirtcth-st., was arrested Saturday by Detectives
McCaGerty and Butcher OF the Sixteenth Precinct on
suspicion OF being concerned in The assault on John
Meke, whereby he lost Ills NE inns makes inc lOufth
arrest for the crime.
William Carr, known as "Que Carr
gambler OF this city, was found dead in his stateroOm
the steamer Granite State her arrival at NewHaven
from this city Saturday. The presence OF white sed-
tumbler IN his berth, leads TO the supposOn
that he committed suicide
The police on Saturday afternoon seized 400
barrels Of gunpOwder at the Bridgeport pier which had
shipped under the guise Of merchandise by Isaiah
Woodbury. OF No. lg Mauen lane, ana consigned 10 the
Winchester Arms Company OF East Bridgeport, Conn.
The powder was handed to the Fire Commissioners
The body of an unknown man, age about 80,
under medium hight having short brown halr and mus
tache scar throat and another over the right
eye night dciOrmed and wearing blue sack coat.
black cloth pautalOOns and shoes. was found
floating of Backwcls Island yesterday, aud was taken
TO the dead house.
On Saturday Coroner Flynn concluded the
investigation into the circumstances connected with the
last at No. @ii West SiNty-hrstst. Prof Endemann.
Chemist OF the Board OF Health stated that he had
lyzed tile contents of the internal organs but found no
trace Of active poison.
Mr.. l.. F. Harrison and a committee of gen,
temcn gave very Pheasant promenade concert ana
aud evening The dancing was commenced at 8. and was
continued until exclusively for children The remain
der Of the evening ladies' gentlemen, and children
tcpated IN the dancing
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
tle West Presbyterian Church met last evening and list
ned To addresses the Rev DIR. HsDss. pastor Of the
the Rev Thomas s. Hastings. aud the Rev John
Han d. d. Dr. LOWS, the VicePresideBt Of the Associ
atom read the report OF the COMMITTEE on Devotional
NleeG and congratulated the young men on Their sue
,css
The PECULIAR greensh tinted envelopes used
ty the irrug. ~ Department made 0f old green
iacks Al the II OF ragged currency, stamps ara Dis.
Ogcthcf with the treat mass 0i mnthied gfefhbachs
NO ,ihcG over OShc paper makers who return TIE