New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

has been established In the old QUAKER nbn,' tnyn
| ehardIbr will purchase property further "p N.
Cant. Charles N. Bracket, formerly fre
Marshal OF this city, has been appointed specia Aso
q, tbe limited states Treasury, and assigicu " 'io
| Department of Col. Howe at No. ss Wa-HI 100
Arrests last week, LII; marriages, I9';
birtbs so2 deaths 494; situations procured d. 'oo
Iohor Rprcau 7o1; taxes received sss54 60 Ies Holn
20 Iiccnses s23g 76; damages from % res sS35'o
Mile. Bousson. who has been indefatgabie IN
her efforts 10 collect goods and materials Oh ooio ~
the wounded soldiers Of France, Is preparing @
collection of goods which will be forwarded ID tne VINO
dc Paris. -, =, n,
The forty-fourth annual report of the Northern
Dspensary at Christopher-st and Waveryplace SHOWS
1860 patients treated, and 263s prescriptions
during 1870; EXPENDITURES s,62i 96 balance Jan j.
1871, fii9 80 received from the city, 500
A dense fog hung over the Bay and the
North and East Rivers yesterday afternoon ana uh'
late In the evening when II was disspated ny "'y
rainstorm But little interruption was caused TO tfaye,
on tbe ferry boats the pilots although running az nan
speed accomplishing their trips with nearly 'ne usu'i
regularity without accident.
A new clubhouse and ballroom for German
Societies to be called Concordia Hail. has been erected
In Avenue A. between Second and Thirdsts. and Is to
NO ononed during the present month The buildingis
Ave stories high feet wide and 100 feet deep anu mas
mapcn society the Theodor Koerner Ledertife and the
Marsohner Maennerchor-will have theH headquarters
there.
During the past week 1894 81 was received
at the North German General Consulate in aid OF the
victims Of the war Europe, making, with the previous
subscriptions So7 975 The Committee ofthe French
Ladies' Bazaar has sent to Stafford Allen 0l te
society of Ouaker5 in London, check Tor t3bI 49, ON
Barring Brothers, in aid Of the suffering nhabltants OF
those districts III France which have been devastated Ny
the
The Helping Hand Association, an unsectarlan
upon society formed several years ago for the relief
Of poor and depraved women meets every Friday from
2 TO r. H. at the Mission Chapel in West Twenty-nnh-
ST. aud furnishes sewing 70 those & ThO % Sipy them T ts
garments they make equivalent In groceries 1hr
ing The last months 30J women have been aided OF
whom los were PrOtestints and 123 Roman CathOhcs
LONG ISLAND.
Drrcu KuIs.-A Coroner's Jury on Saturday
,ound Mrs Doris Deeluan guilty OF causing the death
OF her child Annie Deekman, age H. by starvation ana
III treatment.
FIusurSG-The Directors OF the Flushing and North
side Railroad at their annual meeting, passed resou-
tous OF thanks, and presented testimonial 20 JoIh
saekye an engnesr nee ana 1eIrge fes,nd on their
engine as il went into water &C the open dTawnrdge
Flushing Creek, rather than leave Tram 10 It's
! fate.
| PoRr JpFpERsoN-The sonth Side Railroad Company
propose during the coming year TO extend thelr road
| Leland Railroad Company have also made surveys to
connect North Port with the same village miles dTy RH. m
cult ade in several places and at an estimated co''
of 100000. .
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
| CHAPPAQUA.-Georgo Qulmby, erroneously
reported dead alive and will be about his bust
ness III. brother John who died after their COLI
sion with a gravetrain on the Harlem Railroad was
| buried yesterday.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The end of the water famine
draws near. The standpipe was raised yesterday
and placed in position. The works will be completed To-
day or tomorrow and It s probable that the full supply
Of water will be introduced INTO the pipes az early hS
Tuesday night a petition ~ IN clIclaIloi III t
NewYork and jersey City, the terminus 10 be at tDe
foot of Fourteenth-st IL Is said that New fOrA c~pf
| tasts are willing to furnish the entire capital
ernment has overClravn its accounts and shows de
fcit The city debt is already SliOc, and ol IL 10
be introduced into the Legislature authorizing the city
10 issue s5O0OO0 in long bonds To meet Outstanding
About O'Clock yesterday morning fire was discovered
IN the Of Brooks brewery in Morrsave The names
caught in shed filed with casks and lt was DESTROYED
with It's contents valued at about $500 AZ a. M me
carpenters shop Of Charles Racer No ?? Jonesst was
burned causing loss Of about $500 partly insured AZ
20 u. III. the great fire OF the day was dl1coSetea
The stock, estimated to be worth about 5000. was
entirely destroyed. The building. owned by Police
| partly insured. DE Camp Crane photographers who
occupied the second and third stories, suffered loss OF
S9as aSH nes SeTs d PeTSS Se o
and tobacco, $3.50; f. =. Peshine boots and shoes,
| 5000; Peek, dentist, $500; william Glider, portrait
painter, 500. Losses generally covered by insurance
| TRENToN-The State Temperance Convention is to be
held here tomorrow in the interest of the local option
movement.
PATERsoN-In the Circuit Court Saturday the case
of Chas ONeill against the Morris and Essex Railroad
Company was concluded ia favor Of the plaintiff, VINO
was awarded 81 $40 % for half OF land. Merrill
and Hopper allowed by the jury sl070 Sc for It
OF swamp land used by the same Company. The
new Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad depot
at Gledh's Crossing is nearly finished, and will be
ready this week The Midland Railroad track ia
laid to Campgaw. An effort is making 10 open Lake
View-aye. through to Passac....S j. Carroll, Fifth
Ward politician, was arrested aud taken TO Newark on
Saturday for hearing before u. = Commissioner White
head and IT, g. District Attorney Keasby charged with
|
release of James Elliott arrested FOR violations Of the u
T. Excise laws Mrs. Lawlor of Fisk-StOkes notorety,
| was about years ago we'll known in Paterson au
unpretcnding school teacher named Miss Fannie Cook
| LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
| The Directors of the Long Island Bridge