New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01
NETWORK CITY.

Chamberlain Bradley has paid into the City
Treasury, for January. interest upon the city and
county moneys in his custody the sum Of s5o7s 81 Total
interest paid in by Mr. Bradley, slO),31 81.
The employees in the establishment of A. 5.
Cameron Co. have presented their Superintendent,
Geo Smith, IT,, valuable gold watch. This establish
ment Is said to be the pioneer in America OF cooperation
in manufacturing Industry.
The employees of the Controllers Office met
yesterday afternoon aud passed resolutions expressing
their appreciation Of the late James Watson, County
Auditor in the Finance Department and Offering Their
sympathies TO the family OF the deceased
Miss 0ttilie BoussOn will forward tO-m0r-
row. in tho steamer Washington, goods worth about
s24CO for the relief OF sufferers In France. The
Adams Express Company conveys articles addressed TO
her. for this purpose, from every part Of the country
free of charge.
The German steamers will resume their trips
this week from Eew-York through the English Channel
The Hamburg steamer Holsatia which was to have
sailed yesterday, has been detained until tomorrow
when she will take out the mails IN place OF the Cuhard
steamer Batavia, the departure OF which has been &c
ayed by the severity OF the weather. Tho British mails
will be- landed at Plymouth.
Consul General Johannes R0sng, yester-
day. published an appeal to the Germans for renewal
NJ their contributions to alleviate the suerngs OF the
victims OF the war the Fatherand He calls attention
to fact that the second period of tho war has re-
qured greater sacrifices than the first and that beside
the wounded in the hospitals, not less than 55O,Vo ul
wounded prisoners have to be supported IN Germany
The examinations at the College of the City
OF New-Yorl continued yesterday The senior
Glass was examined IN French Spanish, German ana
Latin, by Profs Roemer, Morales Werner ana ieTDef-
mann; the Junior in Analytical Mechanics, by froL
Compton, she Sophomore in Medcyal ana slPd u IA
History and Rhetorics; the Freshman IA NaIuT s
tory; the Introductory Glass III DRAWING auu Na'Ia Ill
History. w
The funeral of the late George T. Elliot,
NJ d. took place yesterday morning from the Church OF
the the little church around the cor
ner" IT was largely attended by members OF the med
icaI and of
Medca Society Of the New York Academy OF Mediene "a
NE funeral in body The services performed by
Bishop Potter the Rev Dr. Houghton ector SJ tn ~
beautiful flower pieces were brought by friehds ana
placed III the chaneel.
BROOKLYN.
Matthias Knauth, a German, employed at
Mayor Kalbaeisch's Chemical Works in Bushwck-ave-,
J.. D., fell down hatchway last evening, and received
injuries which resulted in his DEATH -''
The Board of Assessors yesterday confirmed
the for the opening Of Van Cottave from
Fifth-st to Meekerave., S2394 and Herberts from
Smith-st. to Kingsandave., S,796 49,
Amy Peach was brought before Justice Riley
yesterday, to charge of larceny, in having car
ried off four shirts belonging Philip Trestnan. In
Court Philip withdrew the charge, and the Justice united
the two in the bonds Of matTimony.
Health Officer Cochran has made summary
Of the business OF his department for the eight months
ending 81 1870, which shows that the whole number
OF smallpox cases reported oS OF 10
fatal Deaths from typhoid fever 81 scarlet fever, 1886
dptheria, 50; yphus fever 81 relapsing fever, nea
sizes 81 Burial permits granted, 1902; marriages re-
ported, 15iG; births, 1898
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-During January, 1871, the wills of
the following persons admitted 10 probate in
Queens County: John y. Fowler, Martha N. Miles,
Albert Lawrence and Margaret Brooks OF Flushing
Andrew Deegan OF Newtown, Richard Bedell Of Hemp
stead Phebe Barlow of Jamaica David Il. FlOyd-Jones
OF oyster Bay. Letters OF Administration were issued
upon the estates OF George r. Mellon OF North Hemp
stead, Marcna Munson, ir., and Ann Wyckoh or New
town LYDIA Bide and Edward C. Pottit of Hampstead,
George r. Wheeler Of Flushing, John Hayes and Rebeeca
Soaring OF oyster Bay. Letters of Collection were issued
upon the estate of Eliza FToward OF Hampstead
AsroRIA.-An inquest was held Yesterday by Coroner
Tewksbury the body of a child of L. G. Schepk IS
months old who died without receiving necessary medi
cal aid.
NEwTovS-Sx persons died in January within the
town limits without having the benefit OF medical AID In
each eese q CorOncrs inquest was held, and verdict
simply stating the facts. In five OF these cases
il was the opinion OF physicians making TIE post-morem
examination that proper medical assistance would nave
saved life Poyt rty the reason assigned in each case
for failure to call MUSICIAN.
NEW JERSEY.