New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
NEW.YORK CITY.


comnaints for violations OF city ordinances 81; stu-
tons procured at the FreeLabor Bureau 49,
A Canoe Clubn has been formed IN this
city, the members Of which promise to RIVAL next
Summer, the exploits of Macgreg0r with his Rod hoy'
Judge BoswOrth reported to the Street
Cleaning Commissioners, Saturday that the streets
can be kept cleaner by the Board of Health than by
contracts.
Controller Green made on Saturday. mr.
raneements for the Commissioners Of the sinking Fund
TO take Croton and Dock bonds to meet the expenses Oh
these Departments
The Rev. Father Burke lectured before 5000
persons at St. Paus Roman Catholic Church, Brooklyn
last evening, upon the topic: " The Roman oathohc
Church the foster mother OF hOerty''
The argument on the motion to allow
"Gratz" Coleman $4,000 receiver of the GOOSE shares
Of Erie stock stolen from the English Stockholders can
not he had until Mrs Fisk Is made party W INC fiio
litigation
The Twenty-secOnd Annual Report of st.
Vincents Hospital at Eleveuthst. and sevenhaye, Tor
the year ending Sept 49, 1871, shows that $40 patients
were treated during the year OF Whom 90 MtIe culcu;
ISL improved, 81 unmproyed, lis dlcd ana 81 remained
oct. l. ,roo,.,,,,,
One-horsc cars are to be run on the Grand-st.
route in addition to the double cars
The Irish societies elected, yesterday after
noon John CounOrs grand marshal for St. Patrcks Day
The proceedings were very disOrderly
The Rev. l. Clement French will be installed
pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church. on We'd
nesday evening The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler will pre-
side.
The General Term has rendered decision
in the matter of the application oflTheodore l1hoh
granting leave for the examination of Henry C. Bowen
Mr.. TtOn intending to sue him for breach o. Two con
tracts made with him one a. 9GCp S 00
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County admitted
10 probate last week the wills of George Trebe Johanna
Steinrnetz James OBren, Matthew Bentley, John {.
Hatch, and william w. White, all of Brooklyn. VIII re-
ected-Susan NJ. HOssack. Brooklyn Letters OF admin
stration granted on the estates Of the following
Kate Corbett Adam williamson Albert Eckert, Samuel
r. Church. John Cook Ann Cunningham. Elizabeth Me-
DOnncll, Nelson Adams, Dorohea Nelson, William
A. Greer, Edward Fitzpatrick, Richard stoDey. Mary
Stoney, Samuel BcardsmOOre, Thomas Stephenson, and
Margaret Dever all OF Brooklyn Letters of guardian
ship Of the Fabe eSS q Pms T Mary
t. 81. George; Of John Il. Alexander TO Charles +. Day
ton; of Nelly and Mary to William Heath; Of Mary NJ
Green to George w A. Everitt of Essey and John Con
roy To John Byrnes Of william, HARRIET A. J"hn H.,
and Mary f. COnselyea TO George W. Lawrence all Of
LONG ISLAND.
EAST NEw-YORK.-A boy named thinner
man was run over by horse and wagon on the Plank
Road Yesterday and severely injured general order
issued by the Chief Of Police Of Brooklyn, required all
liquor dealers In New Lots to close their liquor saloons
Yesterday majority OF the saoonkeepers closed their
front entrances kept their side doors OPEN Prose
cutions will instituted by the Excise Board The
OF the conduct main, leading from the Long Island
supply ponds to the Rdgewood reservoirs have been
broken down IN numerous places rnd the entertainments
have been greatly injured by cattle.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-Early on saturday Mrs ]. 2.
Polhemus of Astoria was awakened by strange
sounds in the house and called the cOachman, Charles
Carr who left the house by the back door and found the
front door open and standing on the piazza with
bus-eye lantern. lie attempted to seize the burglar, but
stunned by the discharge OF revolver second
thief rushed 10y with bag in hs hand. Giving chase,
lie forced the second burglar 10 drop the bag but
unable TO overtake him Angus Mcleod died last
week from the effects of two weeks confinement in Lud
low-st JAIL " " where he was imprisoned by order OF
Judge Pratt.
HEMrsTEAD.-Tbe contract for building the New-York
and Hampstead Railroad between Bay Ridge ana Valley
Stream has been awarded Only nine miles Of the road
remain unfinished Several cases OF smallpox have
been reported about three miles south Of this villa
meeting will be held to-day, at Hewletts Hotel,
take action in relation TO the resolution passed 10y the
Board OF Supervisors deciding TO locate the Courthouse
at MneOla II is generally believed that John Va'en
tine who was found Friday last lying in the fire
place of his dwelling burned 10 crisp, murdered
and rohbcd because spots OF blood were found on the
floor OF his dwelling, and money which he was known to
possess is missing.