New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
NEW YORK EIIY

NETWORK CITY.
4 new FIRE he'll has been placed over Essex
Market
Number Of licenses issued during the past
year, 1850; receipts, S52,937 IS.
Mrs Embie has resigned the Presidency Of
the League of the Daughters of Cuba.
s. W. II. Ward, the inventor of the cloth
faced paper collar, died in this city last Friday.
A bitter feud has arisen among the shoe
blacks owing to the practice of some Of them of charging
only five for shine" while the regular tarh IL
10 cents.
The managers of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
are erecting an Industrial School in the Of the a'y
hun in Scveuty-siyth-st. printing office and ). shoe
factory have been already established.
Arrests last week, 1929; marriages, 1j1;
births 43; deaths. 472; loss from n fires s594Oo in
surance The total number Of births dnrne the
wear was 2O.S5. marriages. $780, and deaths, 2G,y32
The bark Danish Princess, from Liverpool
for New-York Wa. disabled by hurricane NOV % and
abandoned Dee. O. Capt. SOpwith and the crew helms
brought to port by The ship Amelia The abandoned
bark OF $50 ns burden, and was bui aud owned at
Newcastle England.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAIcA.-Thc Queens County Board o.
Supervisors commenced saturday 10 examine th"
alleged fraudulent BILL Of the justices ana con,abieN of
Newtown. The hrst bi taken up wac that Of Justice
bill was adudgcd incorrect and laid on the table ne
action tAcA ~ each cast ING 2i1eI "d , ,
warrants IN every case
toNG ISLAND CIJY-A reform meeting was held at
hers Hall Saturday night The question OF ne tN
war d.cu. srd ard the necessity for some movement
which would make II impossible Tor the city government
couscate in effect the property Of HE citizens Gross
frauds are charged against tue city auihortics com
mittee composed Of NIessr- sheridan Donally sacrand
Mills appointed t" draft resoul on'' and prepare
ulau for 4 prominent organization.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
YoNKrRS-Thc tradcsmcn are striving to
organize % " Mercantile Protective Association with
view Of guarding against losses sustained 10y giving
credit 10 dishonest customers.
,>ThgIe are about lsc Gcn,,6 - de
who are selling liquor without licenses
NEW JERSEY.
.JrRsry CITY. 49, Mary smith and Sarah Will
liaps vrr, held III bail Yesterday upon char2r 81 shop
lining preferred by Matthew Spear Of No % Newark
ave A number Of stolen articles were found III heir
The January interest on city bonds amonnt,
10 s276O and notWiihsahd ie rT rne Raard q"
Finance has authorized tie issue OF Warrant |" redeem
a check for <l529 a. which had been received rom
property at Prospett-st and Railroad ave. but when
presented at the bank which II was drawn 1t was re-
turned as not good A penalty OF five per cent viii
e added tomorrow all taxes remaining unpaid ~
the close of the year The Rev Dr. Watson preached
his farewell sermon at ST. Matthews Church Yesterday
- The Rev Z. ID. Van Cleef Preacledthlr "a anhiNi-
ary sermon in the Waynes Reformed Church last night
Watch Night ssrvces were held III most OF the Metho
dist Churches last night
NEwARK.-The January Term o. me Essex Comfy
Courts will begin to-day The wle oI Joseph heit..,
having eloped with John Lonhardt. married man. mas
been Committed upon criminal charges The recent
mild weather has broken mp the nee III the
river -. solomon Dgman Of No. 81 ladge'st was
crested Yesterday for assaulung his wife.
The report of the Joint Committee iof the tDlragO
Rrlief Fund shows that s69,On contributed. The
~, cbast ~ locomotive on the Morris and Essex
Railroad exploded Saturday. Ihe head OF the chtS'
was thrown against house. Frank Jacopus was az
rested last evening for stealing clothing from ieV"
bOarder.
UonoKRS-Otto Dttmar, having withdrawn his funds
from and disposed Of his stock OF
in an ire gular way. attempted, on Saturday TO leave
the country by one OF the German steamers. but was
intercepted by warrant issued on tue Application OF
his wife Mr.. and Mrs. Waddell, passengers by the
Rran,en steamer Hansa, which arrived Friday night
appeared before the Recorder and made charge against
j. LANCE first of the vessel, alleging that during
their little daughter age O. and that although the Facts
W, re reported the captain he paid no attention TO the
matter, but allowed the prisoner TO escape.
PATERsOS.-The public schools will reopen tomorrow.
- lanes Crooks the founder OF the Free Library, has
presented 1t with 500 new volumes James McGuires
Stables IN Mechauicst. destroyed by re on Satur
London, Liverpool and Globe Companies. Horace
Fetcher's stable in Beachst. was burned yesterday
Loss $3.50; not insured
PAssAIc-The congregations OF the First Reformed,
North reformed, Presbyterian and Methodist Churches
have presented their Iastors with purses OF s7O RS0,
$780, and s76 respectively me village taxes TINS year
committee to endeayor to raise money In order TO pay
q note Ofk2O,OOO due Jan. 10.
sPoTTswooD.-Mrs. Chauncey attempted 10 murder
Daniel snowh, at the Spotswood Hotel last week, by
firing pistol at him on the piazza al midnight causing
dangerous wounds.
UACKESsAcK -The Midland Railway is now open 10
Smiths Mills and 1t is expected that the opening Of the
Eastern Division will take place on Feb. !.
ORASGE-Mrs Catharne Moriarty, age 70, living in
White. ST., died suddenly on Saturday.