New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
NETWORK CITY.

The subscriptions for fund 10 establish Il
new German theater amount to $4,000
Huge festoons, made of tiny strawberry bas-
kets decorate the fronts of several Bowery restaurants
Arrests last week, 1902; marriages, 2OS;
Births 81; Deaths 400; situations procured at tho Free
Labor Bureau l1s9 fees from 500 licenses, s6s 25 loss
from 20 fires, S16,4l5; Insurance, s5il5O'
The collections of the Roman Catholic
Churches in this city aid OF Pope Plus X are said to
be between $4,000 and $4,000 far reported and 1t
thought that full returns viii increase TINS TO much
larger amount
James Murphy, age 5, was kidnapped in
Savannah May q, by woman who brought him TO
NewYork in the Magnolia The chld's father ia now in
this city looking the boy, who has light hair and an
N-shaped scar on his forehead.
Capt GOOdspeed of the bark HANNIBAL which
arrived on Saturday reports passing on the LIST OF june
the City of Ragsa Capt Primrose, nine days from New
York The little craft needed no assistance, and her
captain sangne of finishing his perlous voyage III
safety.
Two horses attached to an Eighth-ave. car
became frightened yesterday at band OF music al
Tbirieth-st broke from the car and dashed off down
the avenue One OF them ran against telegraph pole
and was so badly injured that IL taken To the OVAL
dock and killed The other kept on down me avenue
and dashed its head against car killing itsen instantly
No person was injured
BROOKLYN.
The Central Dispensary treated, during May,
4l patients and Eye and Ear Hospital 1853 patients
Bishop Loughln of Brooklyn, assisted by
Father schmidt, confirmed large number Of persons
yesterday, at St. Johns College, East New-fork.
The Union Ferry COmpany's new iron ferry
boat Faragut was launched Saturday afternoon, from
the ward Of the builder, T. F. Rowland at the foot Of
Calyerst, GTeenpOint'
LONG ISLAND.
IoYG ISLAND CRY. A. ArcheT's sash and
blind factory at Jacsonave and seyenthst was burned
buildinrs
pied 10y j. II. Petty carpenter VIM. Smith, stliT-Duder,
and Joseph Gilbert, carriagepainter. Pettys loss on
building g OOO stock, g. Ooo insured $1,000 smith
loss, 1880 not insured Memorial services were held
ard the Rev G. Rhodes OF New-HOrk, the Rev Mayan
Hoyt of Brooklyn and Others made addresses, Inc
& 900 needed TO pay the church debt was Subscribed
JANNCA-A stay OF proceedings was granted on Sat
urday until the General Term Of the Supreme Court,
in the case OF the peremptory mandainu5 ~
Inc Hoffman boulevard The double track of the sorth
side Railroad Is completed except small section be-
tween springfield ana Glendale There are - locomo-
tyes, three dummy engines aud IL passenger cars ON the
RevcnUc District his decision to compel
hS S OF ana a" & hp SpPo d When he
will make collections at Edyerhead and this town
WHITFsToNF-A number Of petitions hsve been pre-
scented to the Excise Board praying that only sma
number of liquor dealers may DC licensed Is reported
that the Board has decided 10 grant only I'VE licenses
NEwTOwN.-Luthcran Cemetery Is to have new brick
catehOnse, cost about $1,000 and stone dwelling ior
the gardener.
RAPyIoy-Dr w. W Hewlett has been appointed
Assistant Health Oniccr OF the town OF Huntington.
GREEN LAwN-The Post-OGce Department has de-
clincd to establish a Post-oGice in the village.
BmIroET.-A Jewish Tabernacle VIII De built between
Fire Place and this village.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MORRIS ANIA-The Board of Trustees has de-
cded to rcorcanze the police force and to employ per
manent superintendent at a salary Of $1,000, two SER
f.f,. T.. fs,F Irr,pfy
H. DcGraaf and John VI. Mccarthy have beenappointed
COMMISSIONERS to survey the watershed Of Mn Bank,
with the design Of c"n,ructins sever o. 'H'iA
has been elected Collector OF ASSESSMENT.
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CTY.-Reccipts of freight Via the
Erie Raway during May 1903 ears, 7tO21 tuus.
The shipments West were 1891 cars J4322 tun-, i'm
Guiding 9 cars and G tuns via the route to supcn-
sion Brdge..The City Treasurer reports S7224s7 p in
bank The Rev. W. W. Holloway ir was installed pas
tor OF First Reformed Church. st., last evening
The contributions OF tue Groyest. Baptist Church
Baptist Church, SlO,2G o.. In the circuit Court,
SATURDAY, a motion was made for the appointment OF
commissioners TO appralse lands between Bergenwo0d
and MOntgOmerydvcs, required by the MOntclir Rail
road Compauv....Jlmc- Cooper was committed 20 the
County Jail, Saturday. for breaking into Carman's MILL
HoBOKES.-Au alligator escaped from No ll3 Gar
dcn-st, Saturday and was captured by two policemen.
NEwARK.-A threc-story building connected with the
Rubber Works. al High and WIrlcn-ss., was damaged
5000 by fire, saturday night Loss on stock $4,000 in
snrcd. The pO,tollce will be improved az an expense
OF about 5000. .Ihe rev AIRED CoOkInan ana Cen
Theodore RuuyOn win address The Missionary and
Church Extension Society Of the NJ i. Church, at the
Central Church, Tonight lie sunday school Ieachef5
Institute III Trinity Episcopal Church VIII be- addressed
tonight, by the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith Of Brooklyn, ON
GLOW to find the scholar heart The first sunday
paper printed In the city appeared yesterday edited
BY T. NJ Fuller. James \. Wilson, formerly President
49,. The Treasurer of the Grccn-st GcrmIu-Euglish
school reports receipts for the year $50 IS expenses
81 934 53...1he NTH anniversary OF the Hospital OF ST.
Barnabas observed last evening Al Trinity Church
The anniversary sermon preached by the Rev. Nor
gan Dix, ID. d., OF EewIOrk Complaint !, made OF
the manner which the poor Of the city have been cared
for since the Oycrseer came into office. number
OF pensioners have been stricken from the lists aud much
suffering prevails among the poorer Board
of Excise making efforts for the enforcement OF the
IAN recurring of liquor dealers city license There are
-O0 uuliceu,ed dealers in the city petition for the
establishment Of pubhc hospital will be pre-
The exercises the 4th Of July win be held I'm st. PJus
~ f. Church. The Grafton VIII be delivered by Cob.
A. X Mcclure Of Philadelphia. Several Sabbath
schools, including those Of the Third Presbyterian.
the First Congregational, and the Highest Pres
byterian churches, held anniversary meetings, yes
Frelghuysen addressed the children In The evening
49, H. a ,nInber of roTdfes and fbc nronrietoI was
seriously injured. "A prizenght on Thrteentave
of the principals arrested The loss by the fire in
the Rubber Manufacturing C0mpanys factory, on Saur
dav mint was - 500 Insured A woman was seriously
burned with varnish and fireman was badly injured.
MoRRIsrowS.-One thousand dollars VIII be expended
i'm the celebration of the Fourth Of July The Hon Geo.
nj. ROlpsOu
deliver the Grafton and the soldiers Monument VIII bo
dedicated . The State Temple Of Honor recently re
fnse by vote Of 81 TO 10, 10 strike the word white"
from the constitution. The membership has been in
crea sed durng the year about 1000 Dr. Bepers Of Phil
lpsburg las been chosen Grand Worthy Iempar, and
Fred. Lum, q. w. Recorder.
OEASGR-The subscriptions for the soldiers Monument
are tq A new schOOlhouse n building IN the Third
Ward M "A cost of $4,000 II will be completed In the
Fall and will accommodate 800 children. Another
schoolhouse is building in Pleasant 'aey DiStilc 10
cost $1,000.
PATERsoS.-The Sixth Ward schOolhouse has been re-
moved from EllisOnst to Daleyc The Cit' Treasurer
declines TO make disbursements until the municipal
troubles settled.
EIIzABETII-The Rev. DR.. Seton Of South Orange laid
the cornerstone of st. AHChaes Church yesterday Inc
Rev y. Nioderhauser made address In German.
HACKESsACK-A regatta, under the auspices OF the La
Payorta Boat Club, will he held tomorrow.
WEAyTRToWS -BridQet Hurley WAS severely burned,