New-York tribune., 1872-06-17
ruvpMouETgR YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs 2is BROADWAY.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

The new Manhattan Market, at the foot OF
Thirty fourth-st N. r. Will be ready for occupation A9
gust l. The lease OF stands for five years Degns july l.
! The Superintendent of Markets issued last
Saturday an order requiring all stalls the sidewalks
adjacent 10 the markets closed at midnight on sat
| urdays, and to remain closed for "a hours -
Arrests last week, 1888; marriages, I'o;
births S4s deaths, 632 loss from ~ fires, SO5; msur
ance $50 $50; situations procured at the Free Lapor
| Bureau, l166; fees from I93 licenses s2OtS 20 -,
The annual collection taken for Pope Plus
TX at the masses in st. Paricks Cathedral yesterday
amounted to little over 5000. Collections 10, h so h
! object were also taken IN the othor cnui'H'S " ~
| diocese. -,
South Fifth-ave will be paved with square
block stone pavement, Commissioner Van Mort having
abandoned ont of regard for the wishes Of me p&tv &
ested taxpayers, his plan of paving the street WIN '
European pavement 81,
Alfred A. Phillips, formerly Judge OF the
Marine Court died at residence in East Twenty-se
enth-st last Friday evening He was porn IN in the ,h
Seventh Ward of this city ~ lS2O; s'Iu @ bld tSe Once
ot la'G Assistant SasisS II District snieH kttorney ~
The Federal Council of Internatonals unanl-
mously and enthusiastically resolved, yesterday 10 as
solve all connection with the General Council in Lonaon'
and TO the society not upon the sIOly % Int es
mune or the atheistcal ideas OF the Gernans Du DC
federation Of all the Trades Unions OF thiS eounuJh
In the case of Alexander II. Reavy ana
George II Thomas tried in the Court of General ses.
sions last week. on charge OF forging deed conveying
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor's house. in West rtythrd1s, 10
Thomas the jury returned on 9ry and %
his Counsel and repeated his declaration of innocence OF
| the charge brought against him. -,
James and Catherine Russell, and their chill
dren. Mary g. age T. and Cornelius, age q were founp
last evening at Thirty-thrd-st and Third-ave They
have resided recently in the tenement No ?5 East
Twentyninthst but had left the house ana were wan
erng the street, The parents %ess Plr do T6ey
were all taken TO Bellevue Hospital
Commissioner Van Mort discharged last Sat
urday one general inspector Of sewers, at salary Oh
$500 per annum assistant engineer at $500 per an
num- and e axmen at u Per day. eosa from de q sa
10 81 200 per annum, making total reduction III tns an
nua expenditures In the Bureau OF Sewers OF sO6s ~
such action was necessary order to keep the expenses
of the Department of Public Works within the Limits OF
the appropriations for IT,
go The Board ot ~ D""nce executed contract, on
Saturday to sell to Messrs. Dubois Hendricks loVVo
eubc wards Of filing material at 25 cents per yard
communication was received from the Department OF
Docks calling attention to the accumuatons ot art on
the bukheads and piers along the river fronts KeeTed
Mayor Controller and the President or he Board OF
Police will consider TINS morning tne es%ss S 'he he
used in street cleaning
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 569 Taxes collected,
$l29472 So.
Mayor Powell signed 100000 of sewerage
and assessment fund bonds on Saturday.
Chief of Police Campbell has issued an order
directing the police 70 enforce the ordinance prohibiting
the discharge of firearms within the city limits.
Governor Hoffman has signed the bill which
gives the Controller power TO determine how the
counts OF the city shall be kept and to sell city bonds
A portion of the front wall of Jenny g. Sons
Oil Works on the waabout Canal, gave way suddenly
Saturday afternoon, and the worEmen narrowly es-
capped.
The Adelphi Academy pupils gave their an
nua matinee the academy in Lafayetteave satur
day evening, the programme including singing recita
tons aud easthenc exercises,
LONG ISLAND.
NEw-LoTs.-The Citizens Vigilance Com
mittee formed on account Of the recent incendiary
fires patroed the streets Saturday night frame
building on Baltic and orientayes. was burned On
Friday evening.
GREESPoRT.-The steamer Gen. Burnside has been
chartered TO run between this place and stonngton IN
connection with the Long Island and Providence and
sOnngton railroads for the shipment Of strawberries
from Mattituck TO Boston.
JAyAICA.-The Queens County Board Of Supervisors
held meeting Saturday to decide upon the site Of
the new Courthouse Two ballots failing TO settle the
question: the Board adjourned to meet at Long Island
City on June %.
LONG ISLAND CrTY.--The workmen of Autenrineth's
pianocase factory who struck t3r eight hours about
work this morning at ten hours and the old wages.
SAG HARBoR.-The steamer Sunshine has been re,
VIII resume her trips between Long Island and
Connecticut.
EEwTowS-The Board OF Health have appointed jus
tices Murphy, Marshall, and McKenna a committee to
Investigate the charges against Dr. W. H. link Health
Officer
sourHpoRT-The Free Methodists are to hold a camp
meeting here on JuyI.
MATuTUcK.-The cauliHower crop is almost an entire
failure. .,, ~ ,
RICHMoND.-Tbere were three attempts at
suicide two accidental and three sudden deaths aud
"a arrests, last week, on the island.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-Walter Stevens, brick
layer, employed the Methodist church. myste-
riously disappeared, few days ago.
MOUNT vERSoS.The % dwelling ling, and d. store Of Mr.
badly damaged during the recent storm.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The trial of James Cooney
for the murder of Robert Gallagher at No. Morgan
ST. on May 8, concluded in the Hudson County
sTasa 3 % 81 ssS R n s f'sH Of 90
Siiy Yss$, club viii ttEe ie;Gsy ana Mfs
Saturday we're thrown out OF their carriage run
away borse Mrs. Bayer sustained serious Injuries :.
aged 10000 by the gale on Friday, estimated
NEwAeK.-Emile Gghre. age T. Of No. GO MulOerry,st,
Lehbachs new Greeley campaign newspaper viii make
its first appearance this morning under 6 title Of The
M 5ongan % o% Long, Island %as drdwns9 s@ IN age
canal at the & foot Of Adamss on Saturday night.
ling has been fined $50 for falling TO report case OF
small pox The OF the Bannister robbers has been
postponed again. "A new brass band has been formed
by the Germans OF this city Complaint Is made the
late hour at which the street lamps lighted.
PATERsoN.-The trial of the former County Freehold
eTs and others chargedIw conspiracy to defraud the
county will begin to-day In the Quarter Sessions is
proposed replace the eobblest0nos in Main-st by
felford pavement The Odd Fellows will make an ex-
eursOn up the Hudson River to-day The erection Of
sn iron bridge the Pequan0ck River at schuyers
basin has been authorized by the County Freeholders
POLICE NOTES.