New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-08
NETWORK CITY.


Europe with $50 cabin and $50 steerage
Arrests last week, 1877; marriages, 1866;
births deaths 1897 loss from 70 fires, $780, insur-
| ance S2S9.75o
Francis Blake Crofton will deliver a serio-
| Stump" tomorrow evening" at Apollo Hall.
The Assistant Health Inspectors Will begin,
to-day by order OF Acting City Sanitary Inspector James,
a thorough inspection Of all tenements In the city,
The lecture of the Rev. Father Burke at
Cooper Institute, this evening has been postponed on
account Of the lecturers health which has been in
duced by the extreme heat.
West Twenty-fir and Twenty secOnd-sts.,
between Sixth and Eighthaves, are in very bad con-
dition. The tar the pavement has worn off, leaving
| holes, dangerous alike to health and travel
The German Topographic, benevolent or
ganlzation Of the German journeymen printers of this
city, numbering about members held its third annual
picnic and Summer nights festival at the Lion Brewery
| Park, on Saturday.
G. w. Bentley, manager of the New-Jersey
Southern Railroad. is Acting superintendent vice w. G.
Peck who has been obliged TO resign for not having
obeyed the special orders regarding the transportation
OF passengers at the Monmouth Park races at Long
Branch.
The Board of Police has passed a resolution re-
curing the personal presence of all captains in their
precincts and ordering that, immediately after report
ing to the Superintendent IN the morning each man must
return his Precinct The recent additional duties I'M
posed the police SAID TO be- the cause OF this ORDER
The 22d Regiment visited Clifton, n. j., on
Saturday shooting excursion Owing to defectyeta tar
gets the programme not carried out although there
was good shooting at 800 aud 900 yards range Col
Porter and other officers OF the regiment were present
IL IS intended 70 have iron targets manufactured similar
10 those OF the Ontario Rife Association The trials Will
! be decided on saturday
| u. s. Grant ir son of the President, sailed
| for Europe Saturday by the steamer Baltic. The
President Mrs Grant and Collector Arthur accompanied
the young traveller to the wharf and the ugboa Seth
Low, In charge OF John Pencil. superintendent Oh the
|
A parting salIte was fired at the lighlship Mr. DreNe
Philadelphia banker, accompanies the Presidents SON
Johnny 0'Keefe, newsboy, received a letter
from the Navy Department, Saturday, asking him to
report TO the superintendent the Naval Academy at
Annapolis Nd. for examination his qualifications
for an appointment TO cadetship in the navy Justice
Shandley win receive contributions IN the boys Denaf
at the OrienTa club House, No. 25J East Broadway COL
Roberts has sent 49, and has authorized Marshal Tooker
| student in tbe Medical College, Louisville, Ky.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 52S; deaths, 30; taxes
| paid, s5s,C2l S.
The Union Ferry Company has increased
its milk wagons crossing from Long Island from
| 10 TO 20 cents each
The health officer, the Street Commissioner,
the present ofal contractor and his predecessor are
quarreng, aad meanwhile the streets are allowed to re-
| main very nlthy.
A number of property who have not
paid their find that their property has been
sold and complain that they have not been appsed OF
anything about the matter at The office Of the Collector
/ Of Taxes.
| Affairs are still quiet at the Navy-Iard, al
though few additional laborers and mechanics were
employed last week II is asserted that the large force
which was to have been employed on July win he at
work before July IS. Evidently the politicians are at
| County, visited Naval Constructor b. +. Deano and
Chief Engineer George sewell on Saturday
LONG ISLAND.
MAsPErH.-C Charles Christ and Charles Davis,
colored quarreed in the saloon Of the former, Friday
night. Davis struck on the head with a lumber
| and 80 severely cut that he died yesterday.
| WEsTHANPToS- Buckhout and Post living in
Mr. Hasey's clearinghouse, were drowned IN me SURF
| while bathing On Friday
| SAG HARBoR.-Hunting Hedges. well-known farmer
was sunstruck and almost instantly killed, saturday.
! sAYvmLE.-The Congregational sjtie,y IS building =
new parsonage on a lot adjoining the church,
BELIPoEE-Wm Robinson, school teacher, was robbed
| OF 300 OF Saturday, In the hotel
EAST MoRICHE,An addition, 20 by 100 feet, IL build
| ing at Osborn's whasf
STATEN ISLAND.
/ SrApLEToN-Henry Smith, age 10, cripple,
of No 5a6 Pearl-st NewY0rk, thrown from lager
| beer wagon and fatally injured yesterday
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McCloskey Will confirm
the children OF ST. Peters Church next "Wednesday
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| MoRRJsANIA.-John Hammer age about 90,
a tailor who has been suffering from mental Illness,
hanged himself, Saturday.
MELRosE-On the sd inst. Bridget Erdmond, wife OF a
German aborer died in childbirth under suspicious err
metro peritonits had been issued by DR.. mcIroy the
Health Officer who had attended the deceased, her nus
band requested DR. " X Freeman 10 make post NOR
TEN examination which proved that Mrs. Erdmond had
died from the effects Of malpractice. Dr. Freeman IN
formed Coroner Mceks, but, after satisfying hlscH mat
burial certificate had been granted he did no. lhVesu-
gate the case urther; 1t appeared however That MIS-
Brown, midwife, had performed an operation 10 eject
delivery. on Mrs Erdmond and that when DR. McIlroy
was called IN she was delivered OF aru Sn ue ny S
ders. The will be acted on by the Board OF Health
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CIY-The City Treasurer reports
the following balances in the Hudson County National
Bank: General account s233l7 o. water account $40
6s6 30; sinking fund.- $1ss6S 49, total Sl2,Sll co. The
Board Of Finance has resolved to borrow $4,000 in an
cipaton Of taxes To pay current expenses, and has
ordered the transfer $4,000 from the account to
the general account 10 pay interest on Temporary oOnd,
= The building of the Board OF Public Works, OF Mer-
ccrst., was damaged 500 by nre IcsieindE.- beuy
Hanstein, grocer, at Monmouth->t ana Eaiirohdaye
dngs and other artclcs belonging the Pennsy yanit
Railroad Company HansteIn dened his guilt. but gave
Information which, il u believed VIII lead 10 important
results..A woman from HorneAsyllc gave birth
TO a girl in the Ere sleepngcar JAY Gould
removing number OF old buildings at Pearl and hud-
son-ss for the purpose Of Increasing the depot iaci,,
smuggling by the Cuuard steamers, was b1cd ON Saur-
day for examination on Ihusd9y he IS believed TO
possess information which VIII lead o the arrest of a
humber of merchants. The Dc-hr0s- Jerry boat
u. T. Gregory collded, saturday, with The gboa
! Ceres, badly damaging Dut not sinking her.
HoBoKEN-The tax levy provides Tor the rlslns Of
the of s9l.s29 FOR the following purpose: FRI De
cleaning streets. 5000; lghtug streets, $1,000; militia,
S75O salaries So O0; repairing streets 300; purchasing
lands and erecting buildings Fire Department. 5000
payuent az interest SSO7g In addition 10 the foregoing
Iol tax Of 81 each man Is 10 bee raised for school
pi1ores, aud O oi 50 ON every male dog aud - on
| every female dog. John Tdle AND Cornelius L"uL
ouareled last nghf. The former seriously voun rt
Win "A knife councilman Louis BudHbUndvi has been
] expelled nom the Quart,tjr Club l.i n a -'d eu'eZ
zciurut az collected Tor the benefit ~ Col Smith,
former member the club. who WAS hcavy loser by