New-York tribune., 1871-09-27

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NEw-YoRK CITY.
Among the rumors current yesterday wac
that Mayer Hall expects to DO arrested during LILLE
The Heinebund, German vocal society, has
estabsbed free singing school at No. sse West Twenty
ninth-st under the direction Of @. Mangold.
"W. WI writes to know II o certain freely
Advertised lottery s Honestly conducted" lit b us
exceutionsl THE TRIBUNE has exposed the rsscay OF
such specua.ons often enough TO give warning against
the whole tribe.
Mr.. George Dolby's ballad troupe, composed
Of Miss Edith wynne Soprano Madame Patey. contrao
san,iey, baritone, and Mr. Lindsay sloper, pianist ar
rived yesterday on the Russia
Gov. Alcorn of Mississippi has just com.
pleted in this city tho sale Of oo acres, the entire
amount of scrp sven by the United States to the State
Of Mssissippi The purchaser was g. T. Lewis od Eeve
land Ohio The price was 90 cents per acre. amounting
to tlS9,0oo.
The new steamer Trinacria is one OF the
finest ships Of the Anchor Line Her dimensions are:
Length, sos feet beam ~ feet depth Of hold, "a feet
from main deck she has compound drectacting en-
gines Of 42l horsepower and 10 commandea Py CaR.
southwck first oicer. formerly OF the steamer Gale
DOMAIN.
The battery at Fort Tompkins put ball
through the bonnet Of the b of the poboat No. ls "a
the latter was coming up the bay, on Monday evening
A little more accuracy In taking range would have
brought the hull in the line Of fire. and insured the sink
ing Of the craft The boat was distant from the battery
about one mile and o half ct the time
A well known lawyer, while arguing case
farda Al the followiuo n
attering reference to the members Of his profession
"Ths Afadavit, sir, was made by Mr.. Williams, and
call your Honors attention TO- the fact that the state
%S1 %S special NJ
because think II there is ever time 4 when man mail H
tended by lawyer"
The Suabian Agricultural Festival, or Cam
stadt voks Fest st Joness Wood continued yester
day. notwithstanding the inclement weather. The pro
ramme to-day includes procession Of Juveniles, and
gminaton In the evening" feature Of the festival
oensp Of ths 81 awn ta' iee fet nd
The base OF the oolamn is decorated with the bus OF
brilliantly Illuminated. -
An additional section Of the Boulevard, from
ne.hundred- ndninteonthst to hanhattanvlle, has
been opened TO the public at Onehundredand-twenty
seventh st. wxere temporary connection is made with
the old thus continuous bou
evsr drive Of nearly four miles which has been completed
the tss er
to Trinity Cemetery one and half miles is advahcing
public use during the Fal.
. BROOKLYN.
A. meeting in behalf of the Centennial Fund
of the Reformed Church viii be held in the Jorsemon
st. Church this afternoon Addresses will be made ey
Others
Two men in q covered wagon marked
"Groom Brothers" drove up to the grocery store Of
william stokum No. III Parkave, yesterday, and de-
spite the resistance Of the boy in charge deliberately
worth $780, and then drove. of Detective Carr traced
the wagon to franklin square EewYork, where he ar
covered.
LONG ISLAND.
NMEoLA.-The Queens County Agricultural
Fair opens to-day.
DUTCH KII1s-A child Of Mira Smith fell into clothes
scalded The double track Of the Flushing and North
Side Railroad has been completed to this place.
Smith, ON in
Monday by falling from scafoding.
STATEN ISLAND.
SrApLEroS,-As servant employed by Hermann
sontag in attempting Monday to light the gas in
in which the pipes leaked sec fire to the house. and
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PEEKsKILL.-A new fre-engine company
named Hustled No. has been organized with John L.
Hughes as foreman.
- NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Finance adopted
resolutions yesterday adding to the sinking fund
in bonds which had been repeved from Registrar L. j.
Gordon requesting the Controller to furnish detailed
statement Of receipts and expenditures from May to
October J. and authorizing the City Clerk to advertise
for sale ct public auction, on December 9, all
real estate in arrears for taxes, wsterrents,
and assessments from 1855 to lS7o incusye...
The City Treasurer reports balance In Hudson
County Bank s4l94e es in First National Bank general
account t1o71s9 sS sinking fund, t2syss cs total,
t7soas g. Bids received for the loan Of 10000
per cent 2oyear bonds from II. Aimee Co., Offering
70 take the whole amount at Per cent premium fr"m
sid siss Of xmse Co. was Consequently withdrew
ss Of nc @r as
1g SSVdsn sna of a.sss tSs sna
q. hs be Board Of
% to cancd tie assessmsnte made BY the oH Board Of
reen ase5 viii be iad WITH asphalt composte pavement
Hudsonst Beacon and S be be i%R,ovsd
Harrison and Communipsw- has been ordered g.
The Board Of Publ; Works has sso m 5squessted the
.ep sGsPG se q nsp'f az .evs. and
WHITE fhs F
Sn s pier
. R,1.e ne sns foot e Vol ~
by his wife at picnic In hersees grove on Monday
The Chrstsdephians sect f Rs0fss.ns s Snfstisna S
every meeting have engaged rooms in Franklin Hall
The eth Regiment g. n = has eesn been ordered y, to
on Oct TO- The Rev Father de Concino has purchased
eight lots North First end North sesond between
Church for So MichasPs Parish. tsyN,r~r
-sEy4sx-affa Max!s.sy, vho III sffs.tsd On Nom
Hay Tor robbery, was committed ysstesday me IN
quest In the case Of John Woodruff VINO died az e.
Thursday The County % % sunaay sohosI 6Ohye6a!Sp Wiz
$SsSss% On gs u Saasson for
many many year. sss resnsd ne sn q Ms5y Ca