New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-22


n, r,r,ea atates Commissioner, body o. uni yea
states Marshas with platoon ., Of the sRp on Sat.
TOOK bSrf IN this City, drove the Captain
ashore caused the vessel The United states Courts
O., Robert G.. Schenck and Sir John Mac
49, rI,ob commissioners, with Lady Macdonald,
. CoI bernard of Canada, Charles Drinkwater, and
60 sobencks two daughters arrived in the city yester-
Sa mornIng from Washington, and at the Brevoort
cted 10 arrive at the Brevoort House to-day and win
ssi for Europe "Wednesday In the Cuba accompanied
nard and Lord Tenerden left the city for Niagara Falls
last evening.
State Adiutant- General Franklin Townsend
that three abstracts OF the accounts audited
allowed for payment from the Uniform Fund of the
regiments battalons, separate troops batteries,
must be prepared by the Board of Auditors and
mted TO general headquarters together with duly re-
ceipted vouchers therefor In upcate AFTER tney nave
sracts and vouchers will he sent to the Auditing Board
the Country Treasurer and set will be re-
tanned In the Adiutant- Generals office.
The members of the Masons' Board of Relief
dedicated monument on their burial lot, In Cypress
Hills Cemetery, yesterday afternoon. Representatives
from lodges in this city, besides officers OF the Grand
Lodge and Of the various lodges in Brooklyn and Will
liamsburgh took part in the exercises which consisted
by the Rev. Dr. stephens, and singing by the St Cecilia
os elevated prS of the Cemetery and be
seen for miles around when the foliage the is
about 81 feet in hight and has no inscription on it but
the Of the Society by which 1t was erected The
LOT is TO be used as burial place for Masons who die in
NewYork and having no homes or friends, left
the care Of the Order.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 531.
The body of William Morrissy of No. 421
Degrawst Brooklyn, found in the river at the foot
OF Degraw-st. on Saturday.
Post Hamilton, No. 50, G. A. R., has been or
gained in Lofts with the following officers: Com
mander Edward p. Linton; S. V. Commander c. p.
Spauldlng j. V. Commander, John Broecher; Adlutant
Thos. j. Hunter; Quartermaster, W. W. smith, sergeant
Major John Mills.
The Water Board confirmed assessments on
Saturday for repairing Livngstonst from Boerum-st'
to Flatbushave with cobblestone 50 293 2 Huntington
ST., from smithst. TO Hamiltcnaye cobble-st9ne, ~
SIS d; Vanderbtave., from Atantc-aye 10 prospect
Park, cobblestone, <2l,09o IS.
The Father Matthew Societies of Brooklyn
and vicinity formed themselves into Convention
to promote objects of the Order and to provide for
the erection Prospect Park OF P or ste
Mr. Hurst Vice President, and j. McAyoy Secretary.
The Protestant Orphan Asylum in Cumber-
and-st received during the last year 100 additional
children making the number in the institution 1856.
The receipts last year were sGgJ 3d. ana te balance On
hand SIC $50 10. The building on BrOOkynave -
erecting rapidly, and when completed VIII cost s2looVo
The Board of Assessors confirmed on Satur-
blocks Bent Tracey, counsel for the property own
ers announced his intention of applying at once Tor
cerrorari TO stay the collection OF the assessment ut
shall have been determined by the Court OF Ap
peals.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Common Council
has given Long Island City Railroad Company per-
mission to lay tracks for its horse railroad from Thirty
fourthst Ferry to Calvary Cemetery provided the Com
pany will repair the streets within their rails and one
foot outside and will complete their road by JAM l. 1S2
The bond of Sylvester Gray, Excise Commissioner,
has been approved The Board Of Fire Commissioners
estimate that IS will be needed for the maintenance
of the Fire Department to Dec 81, The Board Of
Education has appointed Alason Palmer, CITY superln
between RavenswOod and Astoria has been raised and
plank walk provided for pedestrians.
JAMAICA-The Excise Commissioners here issued a |
circular the liquor dealers requiring them to take out
license at the neXtmcetng OF the Board under penalty
granted Supervisor Nostrand has been served with
order issued by Judge Barnard OF the supreme Court
by tax for the building OF the Jamaica and Astoria Road
should not be paid TO the Commissioners.
GREENPoRT.-Capt. John Faunee and Lieut. stoddart |
of the Marine Service appointed by the secre
tay Of the ga to and h
In Week. and viii be occupied for some time on the
Long Island coast Several additional lighthouses win
he built and other changes made The fish factories in
this vicinity running night and day the ish are not
very fat, yielding only from three to i've gallons OF oil
per thousand
NEwTowH-The Ebonds for the turnpike between |
Flushing and North Hampstead delivered to the |
in the northern part Of Queens County The bonds were
paid by Eewtown, Long Island city, and Flushing.
r FIUsUTSG-The Excise Commission Will grant licenses
To-day There 81 dram-shOps in the village. Many
dealers obtained no licenses last year.
observation-disclosures are prevalent here and at Free
port Four cars were put on the South side Rail
road last week.
HEMPsTEAD.-The hquordealers who failed 10 obtain |
licenses propose to appeal to the Courts
BABYLoS-The steamers Minnie Warren and Whining
ton OF Fire Island route, Will make trips after June
STATEN ISLAND.
CLIFTON.-James Rafferty, and John MOnag- |
han laborers employed Fort Wadsworth quarreled
on saturday, and Rafferty, struck Monaghan with a
shovel on the neck and head inhictng dangerous inu
ries The wounded man was taken to Smiths Infrmary,
and Rafferty, was committed by Judge Garrett Henry
Wilson, age % was drowned on saturday Dy lalilhS INTO
pond.
ToMPK ISsvIIIE.-The Fire Police have obtained per-
mission from the Park Commissioners ut Stapleon 10
erect frealarm bell, in connection with the station
house in Beachs The estimated cost Of the tower and
bell is $1,000
observation-disclosures Ruggles fell from an embank-
ment Yesterday and dangerously injured. Two |
hundred children received the rite OF continuation on
the island yesterday .4s.4as--4.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MoRRIsANIA.-Charles Reiligg, German In
the emplov OF Nicholas Buh was arrested Saturday
for stealing money and clothing from his employer
RYR-The Commissioners in charge of UniOn-aye. have
called upon authorities for bonds amounting 10
$4,000 A temporary loan Will be required 10 meet the |
demand The amount Of taxes unpaid Is $1,000; In |
Yonkers $1,000; in C0urtlandt, 1900; In the entire
county, 100000