New-York tribune., 1871-10-24
NEW-YORK CITY.

supposed to be In Jersey City STILL and In communioa
ton with the Chief Of Police there
Greene-st. ia fast becoming the French
quarter of our city. 1t Is filled with French artsans
many OF them highly skineo m tnen hanuiel@ .
~. F.,n who complains that no book OF
reeistraton s kept ct tho XVIII District seventeenth
Ward polling place, has been msnforned' nc eau GA
anime the hat At any proper hour .
The Elevated Railroad creates considerable
consternatiOn among horses Otherwise ih WORKINGS
toeraby satisfactory It makes 10 round pS eACn
hy, averaging $50 passengers
The following appointments of Inspectors 10
the Treasury Department j. II. Armitage, II. J. Gil-
bert Charles H. Knight, and Hiland x. Clark.
The payment Of taxes on real estate Is mace
90 rapidly that the clerks in the Tax Commissioners
office are unable to foot them up day that they are
paid The amount received yesterday Is estimated at
about tS6o,OOo
William Maxwell, age 80, of Forty -frst-st
near secOnd-ave, while driving upon Eghth-ave' yes
terday ran into cart at onehundred and
st. and was thrown the ground so violently that he
died from Internal injuries.
There is q church on Fifth-ave. with glass
doors in Its vesbue, go az to enable those who nave
their favortes get glance at the ofSisting minis
ter without disturbing the congregation VINO snail say
that religion cannot be made praeticali
Many of the city drinking-Balo0ns have
quaint signs and inscriptions over their DOORS as
for example The Place." Just the Place, Gotham"
"Dew Drop Inn,"' "As we journey thro life let US
The End Of the World" which 1t doubtless proves 10
many Of its patrons.
Col Julian Allen, a prominent Polish exile,
writes to THE TRIBUNE: There hos been diligent,
strictly private inquiry made among my countrymen, as
fear existed on the partof the Russian Minister that
secret organization had been formed to do violence TO
the accepted guest Of great nation To all OF that let
me state you that the Poles too brave people TO
attempt cowardy ASSASSINATION or even rndeness"
The Rev. DR.. Ryder of the principal Univer-
sast Church in Chicago presented to Dr. Chapns con-
egation last Sunday the needs Of his Society," which
had s spacious and elegant church by the recent
and several others when contributions called for
and 900 subscribed on the spot besde loan Of
to be made TO the congregation next Sunday morning.
when is hoped that the donations will be sweled TO
t9O,OOO
BROOKLYN
Thirty seven cases of smallpox and 2S of
scarlet fever reported by the Health Board last
week.
The Aldermen have decided to pay for work
done under contract in vacant from the fund arising
from the sale of assessment bonds.
The passenger rooms in the new Fulton
Ferry house completed Frosty weather for fort
night has shown the necessity for shelter 70 the waiting
crowds at this great thoroughfare.
The Fire Commissioners have stationed two
fremen and hosecarrage st HaIbeoks stores in Fur
manst. and have connected the warehouses with the
fire alarm telegraph, 20 tnAt an can De bpteuny
communicated TO the Fire Department.
A bruized foot, perhaps o broken arm, will
some day admonsh the Union Ferry Company that the
sliding iron gate which they have erected in the new
Fulton Ferryhouse has Its and dangers
Careless persons stick and legs through the bars
and are apt TO them cut off, An ounce Of preyen
ton might be happily administered in this case.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-E. A. Rice, editor of The
Long leland Qty Pft On entering his office, yesterday
found Street Commissioner Wild Id Possession claiming
that by authority Of Alderman Torrey he intended to con
BILE was called In to keep the peace Mr. Rice cailns he
entire ownership Of the newspaper: " s rGmosed that
Winter time-schedule Of the Long Island Railroad Com
pany will go into effect next Monday Only one train
Point early In the afternoon.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Fort PLAIN.-Mrs. Peter Goesler hung her
self on Sunday while temporarily insane.
RoSDoUT.-Horato Fowis. editor Of TIE petly , Fres
OF n
cratic s fGr GSTny T ndss Of efG sa S SE
Fowks gave bail for 600.
.NEwBURGH:-Two men and two women kidnapped
child from Westernave yesterday and eindng the 20,
North. The police are in pursuit
PoUGHKEEPsIE.-Charle Smith twO-mile boat
Mosher in i6 mnutes, Moshers II inmates 10
seconds.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY. - The Republicans will hold a
ratification meeting at Turner's Hail. tonight. Addresses
will be made by Capt. A. 8. Coke, Noble Heath, jr..
Benjamin Russell, aud Thos. Potter. The Hedding NJ
E. Church has collected $500 for the relief Of Chicago
Arthur 6ggns sentenced yesterday to three months
in the County Workhouse, for brutal assault on his
wife, Sunday night. Patrick Mannon was committed
Mullen Of No. 2Is Bayst. :. The Excelsior Yacht Club
Regatta win take place Thursday The Hudson County
Grand Jury was dismissed yesterday; they found lm
bills Of indictment during the session "A Republican
mass meeting will be held at Hofmans Arcade, Thurs
day night.
NEwARK.-william Thompson, switch tender Of the
Newark and NewYork Railroad through whose neglect
tSs CCur Of Over and Termnsr today viii receive
sentence next month "A valuable watch and articles
Coyne, ct Orange JUNCTION late on Sunday night.
Deaths LAST week. 10, including one from smallpox
Wearing apparel from the house Of Frank Gould viii
take place Nov 1. She was bsied yesterday, In geo
on Henry Wilson of Massachusetts and Cen Thos. B.
Van Buren, at Library Hall on Thursday evening".
thrown from carriage aEssei County National
Bank IN Newark, N. j. was robbed OF 1900 yesterday
confederate while the thief stepped behind the counter
and empted the drawers.
HoBoKEN-A warrant has been issued for the arrest
with atrciousy sssauitns and robbing Edrdge NJ Fish,
one Of their boarder. John Frederick LutE Of Egh
ChEistopheEet. ferry boat Last night He bleeding
PrGfnsely from mouth, ears, and nostr having sus
,neo probably fatal injurtes He stated that he had
see9 asaaued and robbed in New York, buI unable
Hospital
NfkRson(-An unknown ecotdhman in attempting to
cIost hfdge east Of the railroad station fell into
ieet deep and was instantly killed Contribu
Tons 70 thS Chicago fund amount ~ tlseas H. Ralph
Dosemnss stables In Water-st, between Hamburgave
~ 90 oAoiontt, were burned Sunday night Loss
DuNDHH.-The body Of an unknown man, apparently
age about 90, found in the Pkssaio River
hoI tne broadway Bridge Sunday The face was
Guy and the hands severely scratched giving
fse 70 saSpteions Of foul play.