New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 1911 from smallpox, %


Deaths last week, 19l from smallpox, D.
Orders were issued To the police yesterday
for the arrest Of an persons found violating the ord
nance against fast driving in the streets
The steamer Polars, Capt Halls vessel
arrived at the Navy-Yard yesterday morning from
Washington. She wiz probably remain here fortnight
before starting on her Arctic expedition
Messrs Martin and Fay, under the right
conferred by the Brooklyn Pier bill, lately signed by
GOV Hoffman, will proceed Immediately to extend two
or three piers opposite their warehouses so as to secure
for each length OF 800 feet sufficient for the accommo
dation Of ocean Of the largest class These
ucrs viii be built of heavy squared Southern pine, the
niles being left with ntersces for flow and ebb. They
contend that injury will result TO the channel as the
throat of the river is at another point opposite JackSoh
tnan between the extremity OF the contemplated piers
and the opposite shore
LONG ISLAND.
WurrEsroyE.-The Board of Education have
been authorized select site and erect new school
building.
COLLEGE PoINT.-Henry Atenbrand who assaulted
Frederick Junker lawyer, fined SIS by Judge Ham
FIrsnrNG-sxteer boys are under arrest for stoning
the residence Cf Joseph b. Stanton OF Fow!erVllie
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MoRnIsANIA.-The annual parade of the 81
Regiment Infantry, y. Co. took place yesterday, Col
John G.. Hay commanding.
STATEN ISLAND
NEW BRIGHTON.-The eighth annual meet
ing of the Richmond County Bible Society was held. last
evening" in the Church of the Ascension The Rev. Dr.
Dyer and the Rev. stephen H. Tying, IT,, delivered adj
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Sneak thieves stole from the
houses s. Bobby and c. vreeand, at Grand ave- and
Lake-st, Tuesday night sos in money, silver watch and
large amount OF clothing. Thomas McFadden was
hold 10 hail
49, Committees have been appointed by the Boards of
Aldermen and Public Works TO make arrangements for
the celebration the Fourth OF July THE Sabbath
schools OF the Congregational and Second Presbyterian
Churches made their annual excursion yesterday
city viii erect 200 lampposts. William Riley was
arrested yesterday, for selling unsamped cigars.
Steam brakes will he applied the New-Jersey Railroad
Peter Nelson, peddler while drunk, Yesterday fell
from his wagon, and received fracture of the skull So.
The Coroners jury in the OF Henry TherissOn yes
terday who found dead at the foot Of the flights on
Tuesday night, returned verdict or accidental DEATH
NEwARK.-A Temperance meeting last evening ut
Library Hall addressed by the Rev. Fletcher Lum-
mis- and the Rev. Dr. Findley The new Baptist Church
al Lyons Farms was dedicated yesterday. The Rev:
Dr. Fish preached in the afternoon The Managers of
the Home for Aged report re S ed receipts during tine
building fund, sl.30I 81; balance S,73s s0.. Decker
Co.'s dry goods store was robbed OF goods worth 500
| yesterday.
| JAMEsBURG-A temperance meeting held, yester-
day at Buckalews Grove under the auspices OF Mon
mouth Lodge of Good Templars of Farmngale. Several
hundred persons participated including delegates from
the following lodges: Everett of this place, Hand-n-
| Hand of Red Bank, Freehold Requa OF Long Branch
| Bethesda of Blue Ball, aud Others Monmouth Lodge
was received by Everett Lodge and address of wei
come presented Temperance addresses were delivered
by the Rev. Il. V. Lawrence, William t. Lawrence, :. Nj.
| Hewlett, and others.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Walsh has been elected
| President OF the Mnard Orphan Home. The State
Temple Honor recently defeated by vote Of only 20
TO 90 resolution to strike the word white from its
constitution. year ago, similar resolution received
| only five votes
| LONG BRAsCH.-President Grant accompanied by
Gen Porter. will leave here this evening Washing
ton Gen Dent aud the Presidents family remain at
their cottage until the President returns Saturday
The principal hotels are open, and many guests ar
| irving daily.
| FIIzABErH-The Second Brigade, including detach
| ments from New Brunswick Camden Trenton and
Brdgeton received by the Governor, Gen. Runyon
and others yesterday.
| TRESIoS-While Icanal-boat was passing through
one of locks yesterday, Frank Crane, boatman In
attempting to slacken its speed with rope had his leg
wrenched of with such force lhat IL flew into the air
several feet.
| PoMpJoN-The Chosen Freehoders OF Passnic and
Morris Counties have decided to build "a new bridge
across the Pcquanock RIVER
! UAcKESsACK-The Post-Olce will issue money orders
after July Arrangements have been made to Ell
| force the Sunday Liquor law.
| ESGIEwooD.- Cedarlane, connectisg this town with
Hackensaok, will be improved at expense OF $1,000
TEslFIY-A special train win run Jersey City after
! the completion OF the Northern Railroad switch
! PATERSON. eDamn Doremus committed for