New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-1ORh CITY.
Estimated amount of taxes received on real
estate yesterday, s75O,OOO
The arrival of the Russian feet, with the
Grand Duke Alexis on board Is still hourly expected
but intelligence concerning 1t has yet been received
Bertha Smith, age II, died yesterday at No.
$50 Tenthave from Paris green which she had taken IN
consequence OF remOrse at having stolen small sum OF
money from her mother.
Ladies DESTROYS of aiding friendless young
women in their efforts to support themselves cannot DO
so more efectuay than by patronizng the fine sewing
department Of the Young Ladies' Christian Association
At the rooms No. g. place corner OF Egnteentn
st. all kinds Of fine sewing ladies' and childrens under
garments infants wardrObes &C., arekept IOr Sale anu
orders are received.
The latest disguises of the counterfeit sawdust
swndlers under the names Of Ii. H. Daniels, No os
Nassaust; DR.. j. Houran, No $40 Canal-st.; VIM. and
conn @ S and e Serys Of these
scamps supposed to exist also at No. 300 Mulberry
Detective and Protective Police.
Secretary Boutwell, repeated, under the
auspices OF the Mercantile Library Association at Stein
way Hail. last evening" his lecture on "Present Ones
lions Affecting Public Prosperity" delivered in B9'ton
on Thursday and published IN substance IN
should continued until the national debt was paid was
received with an uproar OF mingled Misses and applause
The audience was large.
BROOKLYN.
Isaac R. St. John filed bonds in 100000, yes
terday Receiver Of the Lamar Fire Insurance Com
pany.
Great complaints are made of the dirty con-
dtion of the streets and avenues in the outer Wards
where streetcleaDers are novelty.
The members of St. Mary's Roman Catholic
Church have presented their pastor the Rev. Father
Hefernan, with o. 900 in greenbacks
Within one block of the Police Central Office
there are wepatronized faro banks and the Police
have never made even pretense OF Interfering WIN
them.
LOuis Muller was sent to the Penitentiary
Yesterday for six months by Justice Buckley for having
stolen mecrschauIn pipe ana hartered IL or Io0d anu
medicine his child which was dying with smallpox
The billiard contest between GARNER and
DAY. for 600 played last night at Irving Hail. resulted
in the success OF DAILY by game OF 800 to 124O The
winners 327 aud his average rs. Carriers
best run was 49,, and average, 90
The RefOrmers' Committee of Fifty to lnves-
ticate the City and County accounts has not been
completed and operations will probably I've delayed until
after election that there be no charges made
against TIE movement as being in the Interest OF any
pO'-''" '''- - LONG ISLAND.
NEWTOwN-WOrk has been stopped on the
Hoffman Boulevard, running from Jamaica to the East
River on of the Injunction against paying the
assessments on the property-owners OF Jamaica
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CIrY.-In the Court of Quarter Ses-
sons Judge Randolph presiding, the following were
sentenced yesterday: Martin Tuomey, larceny, four
years in Prison. Edward Dalton breaking into the
NewJerscy Railroad tcket-ofice. two years; Charles
Nugrnt stealing clothing, two years; George Lowenger,
stealing 500 worth OF goods three years Edward Ira
and Thomas OBr1en stealing 800 worth OF goods,
ten years each; Solomon Henry Sugas forging orders
for shoes three years. Martin Darcy assautnY william
williams one year John V. Hatfield, age "a, bgamy,
nine years. A Republican ratification meeting was
held last night under auspices OF the Coloed Cen
trail Club. Major Peloubet aud Benjamin Russell made
addresses.
NEwARK.-Patrick Sherry, age 20. brakeman on the
Delaware Iacka wanna and Western Railroad was Killed
Yesterday by freight train between this city aud East
Orange . Tie dry goods firm Of j. l.. Sutphen Co. has
failed for $4,000. The T. B. Marshal has possession OF
the premises. e. Frederick Eigenman, tried for man
slaughter, acquitted yesterday The trial OF mos
and James GcChenna for an atrOcous assault on
officer Wilde sept. 8, has not been concluded
Alderman James F. Bathgate and Others were arralgned
before police Justice yesterday for violating city ord
nance by driving sheep through the streets on sunday
were granted yesterday the estate OF Elizabeth e.
Belcrr worth 81 The wills OF Abraham Gechens
ana Solomon James representing respectively sloVo
and $4,000, admitted 10 probate
UoBoKES-The ejectnent case resumed yester
day In the County Court Most OF the time occupied
IN examining witnesses for the defense the principal one
being w. w. Shipper of the HObOken Land improvement
Company, who testified In regard to waterfront a1d
concluded to-day . The Committee appointed by the
Common Council to select building " be used as
hospa contagious diseases. has selected one at
Thirteenth and Grand sts recently USED as an OIL factory
PATERsoS-The Man-st Horse Railroad Company will
he1u operations Monday. An extension OF the ROAD
through East Twenty and Trenton-ave to Lake
View Is projected The courts VIII Issue NATURALIZATION
papers next Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
P,.sAIC-The Erie Railway track west OF Passaic
Bridge was washed away early yesterday. A westward
bound freight train Of cars ran on the TRACK causing
several hours delay TO the regular trains