New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

| NEW-YORK CITY.
| Music in Tompkins-square at p. m.
| The subscriptions to the German Theater
| fund are $4,000.
The parade of the tst Brigade, n. e. 3. N.
Y, announced for yesterday, has been postponed 10
| Thursday next by order OF Gen. ward
The subscription in aid of the Pope at 81.
| Francis Xavier's Church last Sunday amounted TO
g. sO-the largest sum subscribed in any OF inc CITY
| churches.
The drinking-fountains in the city have been
repaired under the supervision Of Mr. Henry Bergh at
Of s2o which will be paid II Py t9e papd
marbles were taken from the pipes
| Fifty new horse-cars have been built for
the Harlem Railroad Company TO on the Madison
ave- Tbrtyfourth-st. Ferry and Depot lines The ears
running the Astor House aud the depot w oe
distinguished by blue dash-boards III front OF the pat
| forms. ,
| A warrant was issued yesterday for the
arrest Of Dr. James NJ Comins of No. East Twenty
sixthst who is charged with torturing cats in large
trap neghbors claim that be has killed 40 cats in in
brutal manner during the last three weeks because tey
| had destroyed Sl4 worth Of flowers in his garden.
BROOKLYN.
| The County Courthouse is to be decorated
July at a cost of 500.
The Democratic members of the Kings County
Board of Supervisors passed resolution yesterday
ordering the payment of $4,000 to Munde 4 TeeLritz
architects, for preparing plans anu spechic"oh' ioi
| new 100000 County jail.
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd,
the Rev. Henry b. Corwe, rector, has purchased nine
lots on McDonough and Decaur-sts., and will begin i'm
mediatey the erection OF neat frame edce, 10 DC COLI
| pleted early in the Fail.
| Mayor Kalb1eisch vetoed yesterday resQlu-
tion of the Board of Aldermen authorizing the serim-
shaw Pavement Company to lay their tar pavement @ on
sidewalks in TwcnytrSst ana WllOugnDy ave, Oh inc
| ground that it not desired by the residents.
| Sheriff Walter of Kings County represented
to the Board OF Supervisors yesterday, that large
number of locks furnished by the Jail Commte for the
Raymondst jail six months ago, at $40 each are EN-,
st snydya % ss Win me ala OF locks
| were ordered
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-S. ID. Allen, member of
the Board Education from the Filth Ward, has re-
| signed.
FLUsHIso-Jchn Conners, the haekman who assisted
Michael Kelly in attempting TO escape from the custody
OF Marshal Schmidt was released yesterday.
HEMPsTEAD.-Two locomotives, GO cars, and two steam
shOyes employed in grading the Cehtrai faiirOad.
wrSFIELD-An artificial pond has been prepared for
breeding leeches.
NORTH HAvEs.-It is proposed to change the name of
| this place TO North sag Harbor.
GREENPoRT.-Tbe Board of Village Trustees has voted
| TO remove the distractions in Sterling Creek.
soUTHoLD.-F. W. squires, keeper of Horizons Point
lighthouse has resigned j. w. Brown, assistant, has
| been removed.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
MAMARoNEcK-Th Rev. William White
Montgomery formerly rector of ST. Lukes Episcopal
Church, Buffalo, has accepted call to ST. Thomas's
Church expected to enter upon his new pastoral
duties next sunday.
STATEN ISLAND.
| pOrT RICHMoND.-The Richmond County
police force consists of captain, sergeants rounds
men, and 5 pryate Eleven hundred arrests were made
NEw-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.-In the Hudson County Court,
yesterday Ambrose Martin was sentenced to the state
Prison for year for assaulting Stephen j. Jarole-
man.. Philip White, q junk dealer, was fined $50 for re-
eeivng stolen goods John Shear of West Hoboken
pleaded not guilty to charge OF engaging IN prize
light with William shasmer, for $500 Deforte Louis was
| sentenced in the Hudson County Court or Quarter
Sessions, yesterday to 30 days imprisonment IN the
Police Courts yesterday si5 fines were collected from
persons convicted Of drunkenness and dsorderly con-
The annual excursion of Lodge No. 175 order Of
War1cari took nlaee Yesterday 500 cars containing
I39426 bushels of grain, arrived via the Erie Railway last
bushels The frealaTm bell in NewarS-aye was tested
| yesterday, and pronounced effective.
| HoBoKES.-Justice COnklin issued n warrant yestcr-
day for the arrest OF Patrick Edgan FOR brudy assault
| ing labOrer named Duggen
HAcKESsAcK-Efors are making TO organize a
! Council OF the Order OF United American Mechanics
! and Lodge of Frcemasons.
ESGLEwooD--The opening and grading Of Broad-ave.
through this and Rdgcfed townships Is under contract
| to be completed by August TO-
sTANLEY.-A special election will be held today in
Chatham Township, Morris County to decide whether
license shall be granted for the sale Of spiruous qufs
| PRINCEToS-The Commencement of tine College Of
Few-Jersey will be held June Among the visitors
pected are President Grant Secretary R0besOn, Secre
tary Beknap. and Gen Frank Blair Secretary Belknap
will address the literary societies.
NEWARK Biblical Institute of the NJ L. Confer
Will be held In the Chapel OF st Iaus Methodist
Church. to-day. The Hon. Nehemiah Perry, OF the
newly elected Directors the NewJersey Railroad Com
pany who has opposed the proposed lease 10 the Penn
sylvania Central r. r. has signed the agreement for the
lease The small poX Is not abating the physicians af
firm that half tine not reported To the Board
OF Health. The annual Retreat of the Roman Catholic
clergy OF the Diocese will be held june 25, and continue
one week The Roman Catholic societies viii celebrate
the 25th anniversary OF the POntcae OF Plus TX by
torch-light parade Friday evening Trinity EpscO-
It, pastor the Rev Henry VI. stuart, has resigned. The
Trustees OF the Minard Orphans Home, MOrristown,
met yesterday, and elected Bishop James President,
Samuel Eddy of MorristOwn Vice President and Gen.
Theodore Runyon Secretary.
| NEwTON.-The cornerstone Of new r. G. Church was
laid Sunday by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Bayey ana the
| Rev. Dr. McGlenn OF New-York preached.
PATERsoS.-Eight hundred and eighty eight tuns OF
freight including uns OF coal, received via the
Erie Railway from Jersey City last week. locomotive
was shipped yesterday to the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad The retail price OF coal has been re-
duced S. chestnut and 81 for stove Tho Nor
and its facilities for transportation increased 100 per
cent. The Delaware, Lackawana and western Railroad
will build bridges the Canal and the Grand
st. An engine turn table, and switch VIII he
located at strong Road. Edward Flanley, who for
feed his bail a charge OF assault was arrested yes
| terday n Jersey CITY.
LECTURES, MEETINGS ETC.
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