New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
NETWORK CITY.

The South SIDE hdlIOdu ConP"hJ "N'N
Issued Summer Time Table taking effect to-day.
Arrests last week, 1850; loss from 20 fires,
$40 2o5 insurance STA births, $751; marriages, 2;
deatbs e.s-of which 50 were from smallpox the largest
number vet reported in week taxes collected VII
27O a; fees from 373 licenses $3.50 o.
The Board of Police, anticipating the can
ceiling Of tho streetceanng contract invites scaled pro-
nosa for the purchase Of all manure streetsweepngs
dirt ashes garbage and other waste materials WILLIE
shall require removal under the new system VI o'e
the streets. ~
The 18th anniversary of the Children's Amer
lean Church Missionary Society appropriately OBJ
serveJ Saturday afternoon at stenway Hail. Between
200 and 1000 children OF the Protestant Eplscopal re
ous schools took part In the eeleorauon. d %ted
of the society report that the children nave cohlrlc
$4,000 toward the missionary cause curing tAe p"e' Nv"
years. =,
Surrogate Vecder admitted to probate, last
week. the wills of Valentine Lanbenhemer James Mct
calf Abbey Tobin James Duff, Lafayette Henry, Ellen
Anderson James Iarnet and Charlotte W. Finn all Oh
Rrooklyn Letters Of administration were granted on
the estates OF the following: jerome B. Johnson fe'er
Jacob Weis, Henrietta Mahlstedt, Peter MeNamee,
Henry Jukes, Patrick MeEroy, Lena M9yeI' n
ISIaLs L. Oakley Robert Jackson JOhl tuIltn,
Daniel Ianeden aud William Wallace, all OF BIookyn
Letters Of 20 Of eS s Web her Of
caroIine TO Mary Black OF William W. Wallace TO Abra-
nam cav a. tSeir mother Of Frederick and Caroline
Broc to John Bohnet OF william, sry N.Y. anu t Jasen
Rove kamp TO VIM. KOhlmeleI Vi hosa MAUI +" "'''P"
HemmeTe, all OF Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 557: taxes collected, son.
379 SO.
Bishop Lauehlin dedicated yesterday the Ko-
man Catholic Chapel of Lady OF Victory at McDon-
ougllst and ThrooPave
The Board of City Works has estimated that
2o17 sc will be required by the Department Tor Tue
year ending on April co. 1878.
The offal contractor is again in trouble, tue
residents Of the Seventeenth Ward having threatened to
drive him away from NewtoWn creek
The assessment for repairing Flatbush-ave.
from Fuon-ave 10 Prospect Park amounting 70 si9o'
55l CO. has been confirmed By the Board Of Assessors
The Republican Appointing Board did not
meet on Saturday, and consequently there was great
dissatisfaction among the City Hall politicians. The Ex-
ecutiye Committee OF the Republican General Com
mitee has passed resolutions calling upon the Board TO
appoint silas b. butcher water nv cue tne
troler Schroeder, who fayors the claims OF L. IL
Whiting jr.
The annual Episcopal ordination was held
yesterday morning in Grace Church. in the presence OF
very large congregation The sermon was preached by
the Rev. c. H. Hail. d. d. Rector Of Holy Trinity Church,
and Bishop Iittejohn ordained Ito the priesthood the
Rev Messs William Hooper and Charles Strong, and to
The REV Mr. Hooper viii assume the assistant rector
ship 'of the Holy Trinity Church. the Rev Mr. st3ddard
LONG ISLAND.
EAST NEW Y ORK.-lhe committee appointed
at recent town meeting for the purpose OF comforting
with the Brooklyn Water Commissioner in relation to
the water supply will 90 to Brooklyn to-day. and If 1t
fail to obtain for general purposes, vii endeavor
TO make arrangements for sufficient supply for oxtln
gushing fires.
HEMPsTKAD-The cornerstone Of the Church OF Our
Lady OF LOretto viii be laid next sunday. Bishop
LOughn will oiciate assisted by Brooklyn clergy men,
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
HARRIsoN.-Th will of the late Josiah Macy,
ST. conveying 100000 in personal estate, has been adj
mitted to probate.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHToN.-D. Conells grocery, owned
by Charles O'Conor, partly burned saturday.
Loss, 81, COO
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Patrick Falon and his wife
were arrested yesterday, at No. Railroadaye for
assauting Michael Mcdonald in tenement build
ing Saturday night, and stabbing him in several
places. The assailants committed without bail to
await the result injuries The trials OF the
bers OF the Board Of Public Works for consping to de-
fraud the city in the matter OF purchase OF land for
city uses VIII be continued to-day On saturday the
ceyed describing their methods of crediting notes
placed IN bank for collection and giving the dates Of de-
more a wealthy manufacturer found dead in his
room Railroadaye., on Saturday morning.
Standardization Day will be celebrated
Thursday Services will be held in st. Paul's NJ l..
Church Abraham Low of No. SS9 Eglthave., age CT,
committed suicide, by hanging on Saturday. Tempo
rary alteration of mind is supposed led to the
At the meeting OF the Episcopal Convention in
Grace Church, the subject OF dividing the diocese
appointing assistant bishop Will be considered
HoBoKES-The boating season OF the Atlantic Boat
Club opened on Saturday afternoon with two
the old Association course of the Eysian Fields
between singeseul boats three miles and the second
between sxOared gigs. Abanquet in the evening closed
the days sport