New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
NETWORK CITY.

Arrests last week, 1925 births, 410; mar
riages deaths, 49, fires, TO- loss $780, Insurance.
DR.. P. A. Gordon of Mansfield, Ohio, has
brought to this city, from Dayton, Florida remarkable
cluster OF oranges upon single twig ~ inches long,
| The little penny gathering daughter OF a
blind ncrant musician trying to fly paper kite as she
sOcts from house to house. presents an picture
The taxes on real estate paid in last week
amounted to &SO7667 Those who pay their taxes be-
fore Nov by check or in person, are entitled to re-
bate Of interest
The Hudson River Railroad trains Except
Yonkers specials) will begin running from the new
Fortvsecond-st depot Wednesday, Nov l. instead Of
Monday, Oct. 80.
A noticeable evidence of the popular interest
in the Ring developments was seen on Saturday in rag
ged little newsgr stopping the sale OF her newspaper to
spell out the astounding facts concerning the arrest OF
Tweed
An incendiary handful is in circulation, in
scrbed with omnous black Cross and the anti Roman
Catholic appeal Stolen! By the Irish Catholics the
Livery Of Heaven, to count the Ballots In Freeme1
Remember the 18th, 1h 18TH 10th OF july 1863 and 90
not forget July l2th ls7lP'
A novel method of getting a baulky horse
out of the way witnessed In Churchst last week.
twohorse wagon hched to his shaft and another
team was whipped up behind SO that the pole pushed
willing steed was pulled and pushed down the street.
BROOKLYN.
The assessment for the opening of Halsey-st,
from Bedford ave- to Broadway. amounting to 3,s46 A.
has been confirmed by the Board Of Assessors
The funeral of John Cunningham, late keeper
of the Kings County Pententary took place ON satur-
day at Flstbush, number Of public officials acting 40
pallbearers
Charles E. Gildersleeve, Chief Clerk of the
Bureau Of CombuStibles in HewYOrk has communicated
Commissioner Massey the fact that Union
Of that place is to look into the matter.
The teachers of the public schools organized.
on Saturday life association and elected the
following officers: President c. E. Tuthnl; vicePres-
dent, Miss c. A.. Brooks; Recording Secretary Ryar:
Financial Secretary. VIM f. Berry, Treasurer, Leonard
Dunkly, jr.
St. Barnabas Episcopal Chapel, at Bushwick-
ave. and Kossuth place. the Rev. W. F. Wakns rector
Eitteichp rYeschne The edace is Of wood, ss by *
feet, and about tl6OO 1t in the Gothic style. and
viii seat 800 persons
A defective fue caused fire, last evening,
at the building, No. l Warren-st, used nursery for
the infants Of working women, and the babes that
sleeping in their cradles had escape from death
by suOcation. The matron Of the institution, Mns.
children, and subdued the flames before serious
damage was done.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The South Side Rail
road Company will make extensive improvements On
the line Of EewtOwn Creek in this city. temporary
passenger depot will he erected be used until the lease
on the East River dock property OF the Company
pires.
HEMPsTEAD PLAINs.-Preparation have been
gin work the Central Railroad at three diff
feront points to-day.
STATEN ISLAND
Sengine standing on one
Of tue switches Saturday suddenly started in the
sence Of the engineer and fireman, and with terrible
velocity through the end Of the enginehouse, breaking
down the doors, aud running OF the track into ditch
Tue steam valve had been left partially The en-
gine was within 10 feet Of superintendent Wilbours
house.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The rite OF confirmation
was administered. Saturday, by Archbsbp NcClos-