New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

new German theater amount 10 SSO,Oo0.
The Custom House receipts for the week
ending June II amounted to $2,7541s7 43.
The President arrived in this city on Satur-
day morning and returned to Long Branch in the after
The George Tucker referred to in n city item
in Saturdays TRIBUNE is not Mr. George Tucker the
-four merchant Of No. a Pearl-st
The Sixth-ave. Railroad Company's building,
on the avenue between Fify-eghth and Fiftynnthsts
are to he extended eastward 10 meet the necessity for
increased room.
The Committee of the Shakespeare Monu-
ment Fund has decided to postpone the unvaihng OF
Wards statue until October when the Summer pleasure
seekers will have returned to the CITY,
Arrests last week, 2,0s6; marriages, III /;
births ls deaths 4s6 situations procured at the Free
Labor Bureau. sso fees from 32 licenses, s2 5O loss
| from IS fires s1l,ll5 insurance, $4,000.
Conductors on the FOurth-ave. cars are now
required TO eject all dsorderly persons whether under
| the influence Of liquor or not. Passengers who value
their safety will see the order observed by the
| conductors.
| Four distinct thunder-showers occurred on
Saturday the total rainfall being l35 inches The ther-
mometer fell during the day from ESQ at to coo at
II p. Yesterday the weather was pleasant ana the
| thermometer rose 10 73o
Assaulting the Heather Chinee who sell can
dies and fruits in Fulton Market on Sunday is the latest
amusement of New-York gapns The sport was in
duged in extensively yesterday while Indifferent police
men looked cOmplacently on
Merchants complain that the names of busi-
omitted from the new City Directory just
issued. As many OF their customers from the rural dis
trcts and from distant States know them only by their
firm names this omission appears TO be serious grlev-
The New-York Downtown Chess Club held
its annual meeting the chessrOOms OF the Cafe Europe
in Diyisonst on Saturday evening" and elected r. Won
Frankenberg President. The Club numbering about 30
members is now engaged In tournament for valuable
silver medal.
for To mo
featured in this city. Thirty of pattern were re-
Gently sent to Philadelphia. In these the conductor
provides change. that the fare is put in box, and
occupies platform which is SO small that no one else
front.
An official notice of the Board of Health
has been posted the walls Of Gotham Court in
Cherryst ordering the inhabitants of the two enormous
tenemenhouses which compose it to vacate their rooms
before o'clock the of July the Board 90 not
consider he houses fit for occupancy on account OF their
filthy state.
The creditors of Dater g. Timpson, brokers'
who were compelled to suspend account of recent
disastrous speculation in Rock Island, met on Saturday
take for investigation into the affairs of
firm. Their liabilities about slsooo and IL was
pay 2 per cent cash and gives their notes for the
der John Bon ner, Clement Benedict, and " s. Oliver
appointed committee 10 examine the accounts OF
the firm and to report at future meeting
BROOKLYN.
The first of series of afternoon concerts
will probably be given next Saturday at Prospect Park
The property holders on Schenectady ave,
Fuonave TO the city line are to be taxed @ 2G5 96
for the grading and paving Of the avenue.
Owing to the rain on Saturday the ceremony
Of unvailing the bust Of Washington Irving Prospect
Park was postponed until Saturday next at o p. III.
LONG ISLAND.
SMTHTowN.-The following directors were
elected at the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Port Jefferson and smithtown Railroad: ]. Lawrence
Smith Samuel A. Smith, Henry c. Webb James Darling
Lyman b. Smith, Samuel Carman, James Smith, jr.,
Thomas C. Grihing Nehemiah Hand. James NJ. Baylis,
R. Woodruff Wheeler, Webster Snyder, Milton G. Smith.
At a subsequent meeting the following officers
chosen James NJ. Bayls Of Port jefferson, President;
Lyman B. Smith Treasurer; j. L. Smith, Secretary; n.
Hand james NJ Baylis, and j. l.. Smith, Executive Com
COLD sPRrG.-Two laborers, named Wheelen and
Ready arrested at the brickyards on Saturday,
by officers from Connecticut on the charge OF numbering
man at Bridgeport two weeks ago.
JAMAIcA.-George B. Lewis resident of New-Jersey,
was arrested saturday for dredging oysters in the
Court Of Sessions.
BABYIos.-Chrst Church EpiscopaD will be conse-
Grated July 3, by Bishop LlejOhn. The South side
Railroad freight rates have been considerably reduced
HUNTNGroN.-The local Bible Society held it annual
meeting In the Presbyterian Church yesterday John
Aisop has been appointed Overseer OF Highways.
sPRMGFIELD-A construction train, placed on the
Rockaway branch Of the Long Island Railroad, runs to
this village.
GREEYPoRr-Citizens have petitioned the Post Office
Department for two mails day during the Summer
GIEswooD.--Thomas Clapham has given the Method
list Society land on which TO erect a church.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-New-York capitalists propose TO
establish bank at Hunters Point.
MELvuLE.-wm. Lynch was bitten by mad dog, last
Saturday
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
PORT MoRRIs.-John Brimmer Edward Fin
ley and Charles Cooper have been committed to the
County Jail for breaking into boat house and attempt
ing to set fire 20 it,
NORTH NEW -YoRK.-The new Roman Catholic Church
Of St. Jerome, at Onehundredandthrtye eighthst. and
Aexanderaye was dedicated by Archbishop McCloskey
lecture Is feet trout by lS deep three high in ad
dition TO basement, which will be used as temperance
hail. Cost OF building and lots, about $1,000 The Arch
bishop coufTme ed 800 children in the afternoon.
NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-John 0'Brien was arrested
yesterday for assaultng Officer Breen in Nugens saOon
in steubenst with iron bar. preaching was
begun yesterday at the east side Of Hamonsquare by
the Rev. W. w. Haoway jr, under the auspices OF the
Y NJ. c. A.. The Board Of Finance has authorized
committee 10 exchange four $5 900 twentyyear bonds for
100000 hveyear bond. The Board OF Education
has given notice to the Board of Finance that $1,000 in
addition to the State School Fund OF 100000 will be
qured for the support OF public schools this year The
City Treasurer reports S4ss 50 In the First National
Bank and t176,73S IS in the Hudson County National
Bank
NEWARK Christian Smith. barber. killed at
Boonton on Friday light by falling from upon
fence OF the pickes entering the body and pene-
trating a lung Tne Common Council has refused TO
grant the application Of the Board OF Excise for officer
to report unlicensed liquor dealers. The Board Will
probably employ competent persons to detect yoators
Of the law The Common Council has voted t3i 900 for
the purchase Of schoohouse lot In the Fourth ward
-. Arthur MacMahOn, jeremiah Neal John Mulhern,
JOS MalcOmb, Thomas Delaney, and owen Delaney were
arrested yesterday afternoon in serious ARRAY, at
Spring and Clsy-sts James Burns and Jacob satz,
arrested suspicion OF firing the Sixth Ward school
house, have been dis William Goh age 6, Of
No 10 oxford st., drowned yesterday afternoon at
Listers dock.
HoBoKEM-Mrs. Martha Cook Of Adams-st. in at
tempting To light fire with kerosene, Friday night,
burned 10 death John Shehan and Martin OBren