New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-29
NETWORK CITY.

The police of the Fourteenth Precinct Will
take possession of their new station-house IN mulberry
st.. Springst., to-day
The Executive Board Of the Stock Exchange
has voted to present the doorkeeper pages ana call
bovs with blue uniforms TO cost $50 EACH Ihey VIII DC
in readiness about the middle OF May
A number of German merchants and clergy
men are seeking to establish an institution TOT inc re-
cention OF German immigrants near Castle Garden.
About 500 900 been subscribed, and sooo peuseu'
Arrests last week, 1910; births, 3S7; mar
riagcs 2O3; deaths, COG, including 20 from smallpox;
loss from SO fires s3ls32o insurance, $50 situations
procured the Free Labor Bureau loil ices noin '
licenses, $780,
The stimulating eff ect of the heat OF the
last few days upon city trees has been most markea'
willows and ohestnuts in particular are almost coz
pletey draped with foliage, and ma6nolas nave JUN
into full bloom as II by magic
In the United States District Court, on
Saturday, william r. Morgan filed petition in bank
ruptcy against the Hercules Life Assurance Society
the United States, 10 recover si,5S on Juusme"' o
tanned against the Society In state court
The Swiss societies of this city and It's
vicinity have formed n Festival Committee with W. p
Molo President and a. E. Ulmer. Secretary. to make
arrangements for Swiss National fesuval 81, On
y q and o. There will be reception or the visiting
societies, fest concert, procession ana picnic
Collector Arthur has reformed the objection
able system Of making out bonded warehouse DIS
totals only by issuing order requiring the propreto
Of all bonded Ser si Se goods stored
and the various charges labor cartagc and storage
Samuel Held Henry S. Mower, Peter Jack
son. John II. steinmetz, Samuel {. Barr Louis and Lei
wetzer, filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy ias
week. John p. Breed. Andrew Barrickle william W
Pnner and Nicholas Grebenstein adudic TED In
voluntary bankrupts, and Thomas Teinde ana "iiia
Walker received discharges i'll bankruptcy
BROOKLYN
Arrests last week, 457; taxes collected, S69-
| 237 At.
The condition of the Sinking Fund accounts
will he reported to the Common Council this afternoon
human skeleton, without skull, was found,
on Saturday the cellar of the house NO 65 Greepot-
ave by John ]. Murphy, who Was setting rattrap'
The members of the Plumbers and Gas Fit
ers Association, including employees In "a shops, Will
"strke" to-day the enforcement OF the Eishhour
law.
The Sunday school Union will give choral
concert at the Academy OF Music on May T. at which
loo children will take part in the Song OF tie Ee-
INT Dts"
Thousands were tempted into the country
py the genial weather yesterday and the TO Green
wood, Prospect Park, and East New-York were as
thronged as in the hight OF the Summer season.
The new yacht Viking, owned by MahlOn
Sands was launched, Saturday, from PoilOns ship
ward Her length all is 1O7 feet breadth of BEAM
2Sa feet; depth Of hold feet Club measurement about
i'' ''"'' STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHTON-A frame building at Rich
mond terrace and wallst, owned by E. j. Hamilton, and
occupied Ivy George Gwnn, burned yesterday Loss
ON furniture $1,000 insured for $500 The building
insured $500 10y the FTemens Insurance Company
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Finance and
Taxation has declined pay 1852 80 due the State
the state the city 100000 The Board has declined
to sell any more bonds at 30 and interest but will hold
them until they he sold at par aud interest The
First National Bank has refused 10 lend the city any
money and directed the city to withdraw Its funds
now in the BANK, alleging reason that II has not met
with fair treatment at the HANDS OF the Board OF FL
nance and the newspapers. Officer Locke found Ana
Coye hanging in the bedroom of her house ia So PAU
ave- last evening She had been dead several hours
NEwARK.-The anniversary Of the dedication of ST
Luke's NJ. L.. Chapel celebrated yesterday. The
Rev. Dr. Bartine preached IN tine morning. and the Rev.
DR. Thomas in the evening The Rev VIM. q. Earring
ton has resigned the pasOratc Of ST. Banabass Church
TO accept of the Church Of the Holy nnocents AT
Orange. =. VIM Dunn, baker, employed Ivy George
Hutchinson, ia Harrisonst, shot III the shoulder by
John Hutchinson, Saturday. Hutchinson is said 10
have been insane ut the time and Will be taken TO the
asylum
PATERsoS.-The Medical Board OF ST. Josephs Hosp
tai has elected Dr. Qun President and Dr. Van Rpcr
Secretary Maurice Bergen>cin, an cmplOye III the
Dale Mill had his legs crushed between the bumpers
q train OH the Erie Railway on Saturday evening.