New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
NETWORK CITY.

cation In relation to alleged irregularities in his depart
ment. Mr.. Moon Is one OF the oldest or the PosOmce
officials In this city.
Arrests last week, 1896; marriages, 118;
Births 1885, Deaths $50; violations OF city ordinances,
1885, from 1893 licenses, is4 5 situations procured
at the Free Labor Bureau, ll loss from % fires $780,
insurance, $4,000.
Several natives of the Province of Hohen-
zoern, Germany, met at No. % Essex-s yesterday and
took action to contribute by subscription to fund for
the erection of monument In the town Of sigmaringen
on the batte-felds Of France.
The 9Th Regiment Drum Corps commanded
by Drum Major Berchet will engage to-day in an annual
target-shooting at Hamilton Park. Company OF the
9th Regiment the Drum Corps of the Goth Regiment and
the Drum Corps OF the 9th Regiment or New7Jersey VIII
also participate number Of valuable prizes Will be
awarded.
About 40 Italians gathered in Germania Hall
Saturday evening" In response to call for meeting to
consider the suppression Of the grinding nuisance
The orginaors Of the movement not present hav
ing previously announced that the meeting had been
postponed on Of very important business which
Is before the Committee" The audience was composed
ened signOr Benedetto Lagomareixo chosen chair
man. and in few remarks he opposed any interference
them be provided. sgnor D Carmo spoke in faver
Of the establishment Of bureau or agency for Italians
BROOKLYN.
The City Railroad Company has lost 40 horses
during the past week by the horse plague.
The completed portion of the new Fulton
Ferry building will be thrown open to the public today
The great lake at the southeast end of Pros
pect Park covering acres, was completed and
filled with water on Saturday.
LONG ISLAND.
RoCKAwAY.-A hostler in the employ of
Mr. cambridge was thrown from q suky and fatally in
ured Saturday The horse attempted to leap over an
iron fence, and fatally injured by the pointed pick
cts.
LONG ISLAND CITY-The Hoffman lunaoy case was ad-
jonrned on Saturday TO Oct 49, Dr. Denner was dis
for the petitioner during three sessions. The rumor
that the recent changes in the officers OF the public
accordance with the charter, the superintendent OF
Schools gave notice to teachers present themselves for
principal Of the Hunters Point school nine
refused to present themselves and were promptly re-
moved.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PELHAMvILLE.-The camp-meeting of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church of New-York East
Conference, which began Aug. "a! will be brought to
q close tomorrow. The attendance has been large
STATEN ISLAND.
SrApLEroN-The inquest on the body of
Hugh Carson Connolly, who was killed by Thomas Lee,
first mate of the ship Thomas Durham, was concluded
Saturday. Lee and the second mate, Young, are re-
handed, but the captain was discharged. new crew
WAS shipped, and the vessel sailed for Liverpool In the
afternoon.
NEW BRIGHTON tenth annual meeting Of the
Union Sunday school took place Yesterday. The Rev:
Methodist Church. stapleton, made addresses
EDGEwArER.-The village Trustees have directed the
Street Commissioners to cease Work on the ROADS, owing
to the want Of funds
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will run to-day on the Staten
Island Horse Railroad from this place to Fort Wads-
worth.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A Republican organization,
known as the Pavonia Club has been organized By the
election Of Major D. A. Peloubet President D. A. Kir-
stem and H. NJ soule vicePresidents John F. Jenney,
Secretary W. W. Lee Treasurer; W. r. Clayton, Thomas
W. Tilden and Thomas Potter, Executive Committee
County paraded through the principal streets and held
meeting at North Seventh ana
out the State were present. outdoor services at
East n OF asHry peTnS was
arrested for disturbing the meeting. "A public temper
msss 4ss
Saturday Heeeips during the season ne exceed r iOO
County Railroad, has been committed for assaulting
jeremiah Donney and WIFE En- ger cr
by the steamer City Of Paris found In the street in
sane, and taken in charge BY the authorities
rom the fe't Mors Canal Company Simon Bower
receiving stolen goods and Jacob Meyer for selling
Keen and Walsh Cohen, hackmen, for soliciting passen
gers ihave been fined t2O each On Saturday night
ErSps saoGn Sa shot in the
head by an unknown person outside receiving severe
-. The police made raid Thomas Fosters gambling
der No. 3l7 Newarkave near Moninouthst last night
Charles Blake John Garrison, j. Schriver, Charles Ross
John Benne Mary Haley and the proprietor were taken
TO the Second Precinct staton-House.
ARK-Repubican primary meetings will be held
in ali the Wards this evening TO elect delegates to the
State Convention to be held In Trenton on Thursday and
The Newark Library reopens to-day. The Mayor has
authorized the City Clerk to sign the contract for paving
Murphy and Jeremiah Cronln were arrested on satur
day for assaultng Patrick McGee Jacob schlihng has
arrested on Saturday for robbng Messrs Hamilton &
Steel OF wOrleans, on Aug. u.s. About 5000 OF the
was assaulted by roughs on Saturday night. Peter
Kehoe, tho ringeader, was arrested Hanlly retus-
make sUSs.d as on
Saturday stealing $3.50 worth Of slverware from
s Of sN
Installed pastor Of Planest Presbyteran Church
Christian Association viii add stories and Mausard
roof to It's new building: gymnasium and BATHROOMS
viii be 1o IN ,he be foowins oeera bys
been asnasls,Ohn unioR Pressnt
flin E. T Sy9 % TfsasSrer Robert Gray @
Bartholomew kelly aud Joseph Quincy were arrested
Yesterday for assautng David Burton, an Italian
Louis Sckaffer shot Caspar Spaver In the thigh with
pistol yesterday afternoon. They live on Bloomfield
road, near the canal
Harrison cOlored for assaultng Cornelius Anderson
june g. with razor, with intent to kill and assaulting
stealing fence from Catharne Lewis Of Fort Lee; wm
Helm, for stealing silver coin and goods belonging TO
stealing money Of j. Hough; Conrad Muller for attempt
ing stab his wife, with Intent " KILL Gilbert w. Dema
Sherwood and Lewis Ballard; Bridget Mccarthy. for
stealing goods from j. II. Pollons residence aud John
KCs All except Harrison and GIassr pleaded guilty
1.-The widening Of Eudson-st has been begun. In
Railroad the jury awarded plainn s4O2 co for lands
taken by the Company The School Superintendent OF
Bergen County reports surplus dog To be divided
child.