New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
Controller Green paid, on Saturday, $4,000
to the Fire Department for June
Total assessed value of real and personal
property in this city for 1872 si,loi,09s,o07'
Arrests last week, 1880; marriages, 1872
hirtbs 4s deaths cal; loss from 81 hree, teAO; ih
surance sl95TOO; fees from $50 licenses ,229 25
Owen Ford and Christy Weber, laborers en-
roved on the new building at Wall and Broad-sts were
dangerousy injured Saturday by the fall OF Derrick
The Committee of Supervisors on Armories
recommended on Saturday, that the Centrest Armory
be repaired for the use OF regiments now without u" III
mOry. -
Tn the report of the Stokes trial in Saturdays
pmrrSr IL was erronousy stated that Theodore Flamme
the sixth Juror was the husband Of sister OF Kossuh
the Hungarian patriot - - -,
x-Assemblyman James O'Neill, Chief Clerk
of the Board OExcse, and for several years member
of the Tammay Hall General Committee from the % Mnth
Ward died on saurday, at his residence, No. 20 WASH
ington-st., aftG short Illness
The Romm Catholic Church of st. John the
Baptst in Tlirtieth-st, seventhave.' was dedi-
Gated yesterday in the presence Of large
Bishop PersicG and Bishop MeQuaid.
The Scovll Manufacturing Company of No.
Beekmanst has Just put the market tasteful metal
campaign badge in the shape OF q white nat, with
brnHn band Intended TO be on the lapel OF the
coat The large orders received by the nr ~ adVance
indicate that the new badge will be very popular
I'm the Nichols eounterfeng case discharged, on
saturday by Judge shpman, his own rccognizanee,
q, anreor for rial at the October of the United
states Circuit Court. This clemency was shown nm on
account OF his youth, his long confinement IN JAIL ana
the fact that some has promised TO give MN I'M
mediate employment
The free lighthouses were opened for the
use OF the public last Monday and in the days that fol-
lowed were so crowded with bahers that large number
Of turned away from the doors by the super
intendents The boys in q letter 10 THE TRIBUNE com.
nian mat the power Of exclusion has been exercised
hnmsas S,ring the honrs when wOrking-bOys alone
able to take advantage Of the facilities for cleanliness
The rlmor that ring had been formed to re-
move Gen. COchrane from the Presidency OF the Board OF
Aldermen IS based probably upon the fact that eight
supervisors have made up ticket 1t s said, OF en-
ploy6s OF the New Courthouse to be appointed by the
Board, the ground that their adyersares Messrs'
Gsey, Faconer and others nave aiso iorled ckft. 6
Board he would vote for any man VINO Was t IoI
the place. II is hard to see how TINS remark should
have rendered him obOoxious to the rumored "con-
spifatoIs"
Charles p. Hartt, age "a, an Assistant Alder
man OF this city, died suddenly, carly yesterday at his
residence No. 10 Fifth-aye. Mr. Hartt appeared to be
in good health Saturday and in the evening went to
Central Park. On returning home about midnight he
Immediately went TO bed and slept until a. M, when
he awoke and complained OF Illness He died two hours
afterward, probably from disease OF the heart Ihe
deceased was born in Troy and for many years was
Cashier the Second National Bank Of this city, and
of the Delaware and Hudson canal Company
He was elected Assistant Alderman last November.
BROOKLYN
Arrests last week, 545; taxes collected,
s2g7,iOO.
Oliver B. LEIGH will begin duty as Assessor
of Internal Revenue the let Collection District to-day
Battery X, 1st U. s. Artillery, Col. Randall
commanding win give an exhibition drill on Wednesday
| afternoon.
The Reformed Church has instituted legal
proceedings to prevent the property Of the Leeaye Re
formed Church from passing into the hands OF the Con
| gregationalists
Judge Tappen rendered decision, Saturday,
denying the application Of James Bach for an injunction
restraining the Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
| reducing its capital stock
Michael DonneIy a Sixth Ward illicit distil-
ler who was sentenced to Is months imprisonment and
10 pay fine OF S. NOOO Internationally pardoned by
| President Grant, on Saturday.
The Court of Oyer and Terminer Grand jury
appeared before Judge Gilbert, Saturday with in
| dctments against Dr. Lucus b. II1sh and Mrs sarah
Anderson for the alleged poisoning OF Edward o. Ander
son against Jacob Anderson for the murder OF Wllam
Albert and against Thomas Dd lOd ps andsT
son will not be tried until October but Jacob Andersons
| trial was set down for next Thursday.
LONG ISLAND.
SAG HARBoR.-A new Roman Catholic church
is building A Board of Health organized, Friday,
with G. III. Cooper as PRESIDENT ana feter frehcn "s
| Secretary.
Misunderstanding have been begun before the
Hon. John Armstrong, County Judge, for the commit
ment Of Franklin Norton, VINO recently shot hopeIt
| White az Rockaway, TO a lunatic asylum.
GLEN CovE-The Rev. T. s. Bradner has been installed
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
STATEN ISLAND.
NoRTHTELD.-The town officials of North
field and Castleton will complete arrangements to-day
for bridge the adjoining Bodnes mill
DAM be built at cost OF $4,000. Police orders have
issued for the arrest Of the propretors OF all saloons
In which dancing and singing are allowed on Sundays
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNoN.-The Commissioners ap-
pointed to drain the low and wet lands adjoining this
village have completed surveys ready receive
bids for the work. which to be rapidly pushed for
| ward.
MoTr HAvES-Jams Mooney. employe OF the Har
lem Railroad Companl for IS years killed by loco
motive on Saturday.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-STeet preaching under the
auspices Of the Y NJ A. took place yesterday in Eas
Hamlton-pace, the Rv c. c. Larew officiating. saral
Graham, age "a residing in Kearney-ave near Ocean
ave. was so shocked the sight OF Daniel OBrien, wh'
recently sustained fatal injuries by accident on the
Central Railroad that her excitement produced violent
hemOrrhage, which resulted fatally soon afterward,
PATERsoS.-In the cas Of FreehOder Sutton, whose
trial for defrauding the county occupied most OF ast
unable to agree, ard Judge Barkalow discharged
them on saturday 1t was understood that ten were o
conviction and two for aeqqittal The trial OF Val
Wrinkle Bogert as acc0mpiice OF Libbie Garrabran
IN the murder OF Ransom F. burroughs, has been Sc
down for today but account OF the illness of de
fendants counsel will probably be postponed until the
September Term
NEwARK.-James Ho0han was attacked by his wifi
and two stepsOns yesterday, and dangerously beaten
Charles Koeniga was arrested ON Saturday night fo
stealing $500 worth OF gold scraps rom his employers
Fields * Co.
PAssnc.-watson & sons will institute legal pro
eeedings against T. B. HOxsey, manager Of the Wate
Works for turning the water In defiance OF an nJunc
tion issued for their benefit by the Chancellor.