New-York tribune., 1871-11-06
NEM.YORK CITY.

Taxes received on real estate last week,
S257s,G44 II.
Arrests last week, 1904; marriages, 21S;
births 5ll deaths, 4O loss from 10 fires, &sS insur
Gnce, GO,6CJ
The property of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary, between Ninth and Tenth-aves. and Twen-
tieth and Twenty frsst has become 60 valuable tnat
removal Of the institution elsewhere Is eonempateG
The Chamber of Commerce Relief Commit
tee dsbursed 5000 in aid Of suerers by the
Chicago ire who made personal application for aid NO
wednesday. .'S, = 3,,'.yt'
Bishop Coke Of Western New-Yofk preached
the annual sermon before the Protestant Episcopal sun
daysChool Association of New-YOrk, in st. Thopass
Church. Fifth-ave. and Fiftythird-st.. last evening
did not vet know the Lord its special object being to
prove that there lie such thing intante pety that
nurture end encourage it Is duty Of every one who
comes IN contact with Children
BROOKLYN.
The southern half of the now Fulton Ferry
building was thrown open to the public yesterday.
The Sabbath-school of Plymouth Church
contributed 5000 yesterday, for the relief OF sufferers
by fire in Michigan. .
Surrogate Veeder has granted letters OF ad-
mnistratlon the estates Of Ann Robbins ORLANDO A.
Derby Michael A. Goebel. Josephine Sets, Samuel b.
HendrcksOn, Nathaniel ReInsen, and Elizabeth Heh'z'
Peter Brede applied to Judge Gilbert on
Saturday, FOR an 11lunctlOn VI
pervsOrs delivering the taxro OF the town OF New
Lots 70 George Palmer who was elected &c go & Mn ~
Palmer claims that his term Of Office is three years. Do
'-'-'D -'''' ''N LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Charles Pratt's oil works
at Hunters Point were damaged 10000 by fire, yester
daymorninc large iron tank exploded severely burn
Ing George Pierce William HindlCY and William F1eet
Patrick Casey severely injured by falling walis'
JAMAICA. labOrer employed at the Rocky Hill
cutting on the Central Railroad was instantly killed. On
Saturday, by the caving in Of an em0ankment, NV
this place 3THay three rods %S has has
been gradually encroached upon until 1t Is hardly Two
rods In width. The Commissioners are now examining
into the matter which is causing much excitement in
Of the fences and buildings Of the residents.
MIDDLE IsIASD.-A barn belonging to the estate Of
Thomas King burned by incendiaries on Friday
Loss about 1900.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
YoNKERs.-About $1,000 has been subscribed
toward the erection Of new edhce for the Central NJ
Church.
LEwIsBoRo-An inquest has been held on the BODY
Of Casey NJ. EmOre, who hanged himself III lis barn, OIL
Friday. while temporarily insane.
TARRrTowN-A Hudson River Railroad train, OF
Win in the SsslSs I%e + siss III &c
car, and severely inurng one Of the men.
STATEN ISLAND.
PoRr RrCIrMOND.-The congregation of the
Reformed Church has contributed $3.50 to the Chicago
relief fund.
sorTurIEIp-The improvements on vandcrhntavc.
and Richnond-road win cost about $4,000 for which
Mddetown NOrtbheld and this town will be assessed.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.-The Treasurer reports balances
IN the Hudson County National Bank S5sl6l SO First
National Bank sl7s92 6 including sI9765 OF account
of sinking fund; total s22s Mary A Regain age
CO. seriously injured by falling down stairs at her
residence in Wa! nest, on Saturday. n V9ullienne
was arrested ast night for keeping disOrderly house
and an open shooting gallery on Sunday.
NEwARK.-Willam Thompson, the switch tender at
Bris switch through whose carelessness five persons
were killed in July last has been sentenced TO three
months in the county jail and to pay fine Of $500
John McKenna has been sentenced to year State
Prison for arocOus assault Ann Scott, coOred
year, for stealing 5000 from the Essex County Bank.
Ellah G. Hunt fined 81 900 for indecent assault
09S & ID & ntsT f SgS u on g oTF
day morning There is every indication that he was
he'd at Library Hall, on Saturday evening Col: A. j..
JOlnc2n presided and speeches were made by Major
Gen. Fitzpatrick, John T. Foster, and others. Mrs.
Yatta Bunner has been arrested on charge
of grand larceny preferred by George
Of No. l42 Greeuc-s committed suicide Friday by
hanging himself in wOOdsled. He II supposed to have
beentemporari insane Thomas Reilly %, residing
hanging himself sgn-board in MOrrsave., but was
down by policeman The Passaio bridge will be
thrown open the public free bridge at to-day.
VIII McClaye Will pay & OO and take bonds for the
amount Henry Price has withdrawn from the canvass
rs an independent Temperance candidate for Sheriff
Robert COsh has been sentenced to in the State
Prison for assaulting an officer Mary Ann Boyd cook
at Carpenter Hotel has been arrested for infanticdc
HoBOKEN-Total reeistratiqg, 1887 Henry Meyers
the Morris aud Essex Railway depot.
ENGIEwoOD.-The Republicans and the Democrats
will each have torCGght pTocessHgs and mass meetings
Senate candidates, will address the Republican meeting
PATEBsON.-The cornerstone Of the Third Presbyterian
Church at Grand and Prineest will be laid Tomorrow
The Rev DR.. Win. OrmstOn Of NewYOrk will make an
address The subsequent services will be held in the
FIRST Presbycria Church Cen Fitzpatrick will ad-
dress the Republican mass meeting at the WiHwan, to-
uight