New-York tribune., 1871-05-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

ster HOTEL H. wilcox of Boston.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Music in Tompkins-square at p. IN.
Subscriptions in behalf of the suffering fami-
lies OF the 6ooO Lehgh coal miners still on strlke may
be sent to Joseph Howard, jr' Star ONCE
Plans and specifications for 100 new build
ines have been left at the Office for the Inspection OF
Buildings No. Fourthave., since May l. In TINS num-
Der there are two churches, school, FIVE factories
Ave workshops and eighteen frst-cass dwellings,. Inc
others stores, tenements stables ana secohucia9'
dwellings.
81. D.n writes to THE TRIBUNE that he ap-
pealed to policeman Hamilton Ferry, last evening"
in behalf OF little girls, who had lost their mother
whereupon the officer threatened to use his club y D.
tragicaly remarked, "I British subject touch me
with that c96 ns and GSd be @nE meIs%
"Johnny" Dwyer, champion of the Middle
Weights of California" advertised to have benefit
| last evening in the "Casno," in East Houston-st.
Various pugsc noabes were to have appearefd out
Capt Walsh acting under orders from h t
| open the place, and the advice was Needed.
The Indian Chiefs who have been on visit
to Washington are staying at the Grand Central Hotel
The party includes Chief Bird Powder Face Stone CALI
Little Raven Buffalo Goad, and Little Robe They are
accompanied by Mahon stubbs ana Col Myhk9op,
Indian Agents, and John s. Smith, interpreter Last
evening they visited the theate and to-day they take
| trip to Long Branch
Within stones throw of the City Hall, in
Chathamst under the very Of the authorities is
pretentous exchange Office" or policy-shop' hand
somely furnished black walnut, and with the usual
said Yesterday In reply 10 inquires "Oh yes re
selling policies; we only closed up for day. we were
told of what was coming smut the uOO anu "ai'ou ''
| the excitement blew over"
BROOKLYN.
Prospect Park visitors last week, 169,O4O.
The Sabbath-schools of Greenpoint will hold
an anniversary meeting on Thursday, In which 10000
children viii participate.
One of Broolllyn's popular musicians is a
little girl COurtst whose pathetic face and good ae-
cordeon playing bring her many stray pennies
The new Methodist Episcopal Church, on
Union-ave. Greenpont has been erected at cost of
$4,000 Of which $4,000 was subscribed by members Of
the congregation at the dedication services last SUNDAY
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-Petitions are in circulation, pray
ing The Town and Village Boards Of Excise to grant no
more licenses for the year 1871 The Boards meet June
to receive applications.
FRESH PoNDs-one hundred laborers, employed in the
bricyards Northport to this village on Sunday
and lower yards taking sides against each other No
arrests.
COLLEGE PoIST.-The German peace carnival yester
day conducted on an elaborate scale The delega,
ton from Whitestone on its arrival at IL o. m, joined
sion one hour In passing given point Among the
organizations in line were the seawanhaka Horsegusrd
the Cadets, Mutual Aid Society of Winfield, and many
Senti6e United Germany Addresses were made in the
afternoon by the Hon b. W Downing Col M Talmadge'
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YoNKERs.-A new Episcopal congregation,
known as the Church of St. Mary, has been organ
ized and will erect q church edifce on Nepperhan-ave,
on land beoueahed FOR purpose by the late Caroline
Jones. The church will be finished by Oct. l.
EAsrCHEsTER.-The graves of the soldiers Of the War
of the Revolution and OF 1872 well of the late War
of the Rebellion were decorated on Sunday III st. Paus
churchyard
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFTON.-The German peace jubilee process
sion formed yesterday at lO:3O m, and included the
prominent trades organizations and vocal societies on
Brighton and sapleton Addresses were made in the
German Park during the afternoon.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-In the Court of Oyer and
Terminer yesterday in the OF Patrick Cunningham
charged with the murder of Anthony McDonough at
Weehawken March 25 eight jurors were obtained.
Deputy-sherif Kenny has been removed from office
for supplying the jury in the McGroy murder with
cigars while they were in the inry-room locomotive
the New-Jersey Railroad ran into freight train yes
terday. william Maine. brakeman, was seriously in
jured.. The Rev; Dr. Hiram Eddy will be installed
Improvements are making at the Central railroad
Slip About 1000 emierants passed over the Erie Rail
way last week. The Erie Railway Company has gwen
notice TO 80 mechanics report at Elmra quit work
Margaret Roam, age died yesterday from the effects
OF Injuries received by falling from window at No. 2l3
Grandst. on Sunday. Charles Fisher was commit
ted for obtaining money under false pretenses. William
Maine was dangerously injured yesterday by falling
from a at the New-Jersey Railroad depot. The ih
Regiment, Taylor Zouaves, Wilson Guard and other
6n VII Ffa Gas m the has the
TO the First Reformed Church. Jersey City The Chassis
approved the call OF the Rev Oscar Gesner Of Rocky
Hi TO the Church at Linden The installation viii take
place June y.
HoBoKEY-A clerk named Fuller knocked down
and robbed YESTERDAY Of tin box contaning 500 In
forming in three divisions and marching to the South
Side Park where the festivities continued through
out the day. Company ii, Third New-York German Cav
airy and the 5th NeWYOrk Regiment Band present
In the evening a large number Of residences
Illuminated. Extensive arrangements have been made
Decoration Day. The MasOns odd Fellows several
military companies and the SabbathschOos viii partici
pate About 800 Of freight arrived via the Erie
Railway from Jersey City last week
NEwARK.-DecoTation Day will be observed to-day.
The children OF the public schools will join In the process
sion Work on the new branch OF the New-Jersey Cen
tral Railroad between this place and Elizabeth VIII be
begun IN few weeks. Fourteen additional cases OF
smallpox have been reported since Saturday William
Patterson badly burned about the head and arms
by the boiling OF yarnish kettle at {. 3. TeDge
Sons factory, yesterday afternoon.
BURLISGToS-The ssh Annual Convention OF the
Episcopal Church OF New W-Jersey began IN St Mary
Church yesterday.
HAcKEssAcK.-The Extension Railroad will be opened
to-day.
RUIHERFURD PARK-The Erie Railway has constructed
a freightswitch and coal-dump near the station.
GRAFTOS.-Patrick DOnnelly fractured Auguste Helde
brandts skull with a stone on Sunday and escaped
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.
w. ii. Hale lectured last evening at St.
AIMS Church, in Eighteenhs, on the origin and pro
gres of the postage and express systems OF the United