New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
NETWORK CITY.

The new southwestern boundary or MADISON
square is marked out by the Of new ampposts
but the regarding Of the street has not Degun
Arrests last week, ,7S4; marriages, 1855; births,
49, deaths $50; fees from 75s licenses $751; violations OF
ity ordinances 1871 loss from 10 Gres Sal SSo-nsurance
1880.
The Scientific Department of the Cooper Union
will be rcopened this evening" under the direction OF
Tsdale r. A. NJ. The Department numbers
blS students The Art classes viii be resumed on Oct TO-
The new subscriptiOn-rOOm Of the American
Jockey Club at Madisonave. and Twentyseventh-s was
thrown open to the members and invited guests on Sat
nrday evening large number OF prominent turlmen
were present
Henry Bergh invites the attention of stage
builders and proprietors TO new design for omnibus
ut bis Office He claims that the Broadway stages are
defective in construction and especially dangerous or
ladies and children, and promises TO ooVlate these evils
Mrs. F.. D. Wallace, widow Of one OF the most
cstimahle Of Philadelphia journalists, publishes to day.
through the American News Company, little poem,
founded incident In the life OF queen victoria,
called -" England's Last Queen," forming hea'iy-
printed brochure Of o dozen pages
Tho teacher of the Spring-st Evening School,
maintained by the Childrens Aid Society," was not ar
rested charge Of matreatinG pupil as reported
falsely charged with cruel treatment by an u
ruy boy whose arrest she had caused for gross mlscon
duet. There was no riotous demonstration In conSe-
Quence OF the affair
The second annual meeting of the National
American Eclectic Medical Association will be held at
Association Hall in this city, beginning on wednesday
and continuing three days. The annual address VIII De
delivered on Thursday evening by the Rev Dr. sweeser
this city. Delegates have already begun " asSemOe
and large meeting is anticipated.
The Board for the Revision and Correction
Of Assessments will meet the Controllers office at 81
ID to-day to take action number Of uncOnrmed as
easements. The Sinking Fund Commissioners will also hod
Se;s9n n ana T TaT Which ID N the language Of
Mayor Hall, will keep three politicians away from the
Rochester Convention"
Trains on the Harlem Railroad will run from
the new Union depot on Oct 9; those the New-York
and New Haven Railroad Oct l6; and those on the
Hudson River Railroad Oct. 49, Trains will not be
allowed within mile OF each other, ana tnelT
Rsroad junction viii be regulated by new system of
electrical Signals Joseph II. Franklin has been sp-
pointed depot master
BROOKLYN.
The Anniversary of the Sunday School Union
takes place at the Rink Thursday evening" when 1000
children will sing and addresses will be made by Bishop
Whtchouse Rev. Mr.. Cheney Of Chicago and others
DIR. J. Davis of No. $40 Atlantic-ave., who
has circulated business cards stating that he makes
spociaty Of relieving ladies who might be IN trouble,
nisdemeanor in Intending TO have it understood by
such cards that medicine for procuring abortion Go9d be
obtained from him. DisrictAt0rney MOTIFS Oh satur-
day, had him arrested on bench warrant.
- LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Police have effec-
finally broken UP the houses of fame at Dutch Kills
John Fisilmaye Of Astoria fined SIS, on Saturday
by the Recorder for making bologna sausages from tne
carcass Of diseased cow
HU>TISGroN-The School Commissioners OF Suffolk
County have condemned the following SchOOl-Houses:
District No. 10, Deer Park; No. 90 near Babylon;
i no az o Condemn No TO- at North tomerf No
Clay PITS and No at Crabb Meadows unless they are
Immediately repaired. In place Of No . new pu4oe
will I've erected at an expense OF 5000. ~
FIIsrIN The Poppcnhausen Institute will he opened
to-day for instruction 70 young men over 10 years OF
undo has
tlo,OOO addition " erecting the buildings
STANDARDIZATION Higby's barn, with a colt worth
$40 and amount OF graln was burned on Friday
Loss, S2,O0O; insured for $4OO.
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGFRToN-Levi Barge, age IS, an inmate
Of the seamens Retreat while rowing boat filed with
children on saturday. threw up the and fell dead.
CIIFTON-Bshop Potter consecrated st. Johns Epis-
oopa Church saturday assisted by Bishops Beckwith
and Cninsrd Of Tennessee. The bequest and deed Of
presentation read by Dr. Ecceston the rector and
= sermon preached BY Bishop Chrk
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PEEKsKILL.-The Coroner's jury in the case
Of Johanna Casses age 49, found that she had died from
the effects Of arsenic, and censured seeck Lane drug
sts who had sold the poison without making proper in
qulrics.
PoRrcnEs1ER-B Bishop Potter has appointed the Rev.
Samuel HOngsworh d. d. rector Of St. Peters Church,
Dean of the Southern Missionary Conyocation as sue
Cessor the late Rev. DIR. jackson OF Westchester'
Yesterday at Christ Church, by Bishop Beckwth Of
Georgia. Bishop Clark OF Rhode leland preached.
YONKERs.-About $4,000 has been raised toward de;
frayinc the expenses Of rebuilding St. Johns Episcopal
'""''D NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The outdoor services in East
Ha,niltonpace were conducted yesterday by the Rev.
matthew Hale Smith An open-sir meeting was held on
the Cnard wharves under the auspices OF the NJ c. A.
The Rev John s Glendenning assumed charge OF the
Prospectst Presbyterian Church on the Nights, yes
trrday James Gray ab0rer was arrested last night
for disordery conduct at No. Essexst he asSauteo
Ocer Auuess with AN az and the officer was obliged to
draw his revolver .Edwar Dalton and James Grimm
we've arrested yesterday for attempting 10 rob the New
Jersey Railroad ticket office in ExchanRe-place TWO
freight attached to an Bie E1lway ~SsI pn
early yesterday crushing the tmbers OF the bridge
NEwABx.-Mrs Efne Mckinley, who was arrested for
eTsmiSaon before Judge Mills on Saturday and it is
Thought that she is the victim OF plot new niltary
the following officers John corish, Captain VIM DAILY,
First Lieutenant J. Mccormick, Second Heutensnti
Catholic Temperance Association held a convention at
the Catholic Institute in Newest Yesterday afternoon
Hennessy, aud Jno o'Brien The Board Of EdTcstton
has decided to admit Soored children TO the High school
afternoon. -Four cases Of smallpox are reported.
PArERsox.-A. the corOpsss inquest on II. body Of
De me testmony was ELECTED which afforded any clue
g. Re murderer :. TbOmAs Hunt has been committed
20 inc 10 Sa3 deserted il England came to t city, and
fonnd him married. and the father Of three children
HAcKEssAcK-A section Of the Mainst sewer, LOO
.nhcr Of wells on the ne OF the eewer have been com
SleteIy drained by The extensve Red Hill eut on the
Gsisnd railway will be finished about Nov. ID
R..NcavuIE-HepryW yher, age 10. an old resident
guarded with his wife on Saturday and cut her Ter
tel diving IN = few mtnUteS His wife survived him
several hours
RroLEwoop-The jersey City Presbytey, represent
ing all the churches in Bergen Hudson ana 0O9n
ties, win meet tomorrow The Rev. A. Campbell, D. ~,
moderator will preach.
POLICE NOTES.
Arrests in Brooklyn last week, 4SS.
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