New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

The funeral OF James watson, Iouh'y huui'"i'
Yesterday was very largely attended, INC sereS "'o
Conducted by tire I!ev. II. d. Northrnp'
Arrests last week, 1875; marriages, l43; blrths'
~. dcoIs 4ls situations procured at the Free LABOR
Bureau 7o3 fees from I22 licenses, s2s S damages iroin
20 fires, s22,Ol9
The Manhattan Club of Eew-York and the
Krickerbocker Club OF Brooklyn, the most prominent
La Crosse Clubs OF the United States began ast week
AZ the Jersey City Rink series OF contests on e Inc
rc -, me rsf match was the success NJ the knicksr-
bockcrs ia three games ont OF 1--WE saturqay nsd s
,atts"s won iu three Straight games Tho third and
test match is to be played this week
The Office furniture of the defunct Farmers
and Mechanics Life Insurance Company, lately the Pea
body Company was sold at auction, on Saturday at the
rooms, Broadway and Thomas-st. Tie entire second
floor was occupied by this unlucky company In" OH
GERS had embellished with Velfet ana
carpets carved walnut Iurniue, motoCoo a rnnictb
uuhostrry costly hooks aud stationery anu ui MI 80
re-proof saos. Tho entire cost OF these iTc . Ms
about s2CC The proceeds OF the eaie uiu ho' ie~'N
over 5000. l.,
In Part II. of the Superior Court The day
calendar for tho first Monday in February 1871 oday)'
will consist OF causes set down at the January Term Tor
wednesday, January Is, and also Of all which were
marked OF at the January Term in Part H. 1o o'her
causes VIII called TO be dieposed OF by putting ule
of the term setting FOR trial on some suDteqes Jay
in term by consent or order no cause set do"h dV
trial a'Eubscquent day VIII be iioWe1 10 w. ~ an
pOsEoncd except for legal excuse 10 up SHOWN w
dayit. II by inadvGtcnce any Cterm cause DC
FROM the dag calendar for the first Monday OF February
rter rgIy NAV move to put 1t the calendar at the
opening the Court that day In the Court OF Com
Pleas during this month ne EqHiy Tern ao VII Ps
occk each day. Chamber business will he transacted
IN tho same room between tho hours OF 10 and IA
BROOKLYN.
Tho following amounts have been paid on
the land Of the different Cooperative Lot Associations OF
Brooklyn from the ting Of their organization up 70
No 4 S2G73 ~; No s. S2O,6G1 49, No. 6, SlO9lG No Z,
G55 Cl No e. 4$S C6 No s25ViG NO ~ 10 10 %
No II, "a. Total, Sl1G,9G6 IS.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsrEAD.-Samuel T. Tabor, a
leading Republican OF Queens County and for several
vears President of tho County Agricultural Society died
az his residence Saturday last, after snort Illness
WAyEHEY-The dwelling OF samuel r. Crandell was
destroyed by tire on Saturday, with It's cohIeh'Si loss
STATEN ISLAND.
TouFKIYsvILLE.-Ch Beck, q butcher
while choppng meat Saturday night struck with the
ccaycr lamp filed with kerosene causing an explosion
by which he was terribly burned.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrrY.-Detective Carroll and Inspector
Dickinson arrested an ex-conyict named Daniel Barry
early yesterday for breaking into bakery sungshot
was discovered in Barry's seeve...The Fire-Marsha
caused arrest Of Joseph Rafferty, yesterday on ss
picion Of firing house COgatest near South Eighth
threaten TO fire several buildings.
PATrRsoN-Thc police made raid upon gang OF
Young thieves on Friday night and captured four boys
named Smith, Talon Shortel and Walls all OF WhGnl
were committed to Jail upon charge OF roDbng the
stores OF VIM. Stanley and David stewartst JOscph'
Hospital received s5i from the circus company which
gave performance Friday night for the benefit OF
that Institution.
STANDARDIZATION Mack was arrested Mt Bioomreld
and brought here, saturday night, on charges O Dgay
and larceny A fire discovered at so a. NJ yestrr-
dav in Scecht's ink factory. in the upper part oi inc
civ The building completely burned out, causing,
"A loss OF 5000; partially insured. At the time of tie
fire the weather was intensely cold, and high ind pre-
vailed interfering with the proper working OF the
steamers The water which failed TO reach the Hre frole
as fast "a fell. The fireman suffered extremely, sew
er8 If them having frozen hands and feet The Com
mon Council has adopted resolution directing that all
contracts and bonds the construction Of sewers shall
hereafter be filed in the City Auditors office, ana that
the Auditor shall deny payment OF any bill or estimate
that may have passed the City Council which Is not IN
strict accordance with the contract, and Shall return the
same TO that BODY with statement OF the difference be-
tween such bills and the contract
MonRIsTOwN.-The estate OF the late Mt Minard is
estimated at from s,t0o0O0 to sl,@0@0 IL Ia thought
that several requests To charitable institutions are con
tanned in the WILL
TRENToS-The Jury in the casc Of Constable Francis
sOudcrs the Camden rocr found him guilty last Satur-
day counts charging him with seeking To pre-
vent negroes from voting Tie highest penalty for his
Ohause IL three years imprisonment and 500 line. Tie
next riotor to be tried is Justice James ). Henry.