New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-06
NEW-YORk CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY
An impostOr is collecting money ostenslDy
10 finish the Church Of St. Vincent Ferrer, at LeAlhso
ave. and sixty-hlthst. =,
Commissioner Van Mort received last month";
from water rents s7sei2 from vault permits s2sS 30
from sewer permits OOG total ss2560 CT, winch has
been deposited with the Chamberlain. -,
Mrs. II. VI. CroDly, who, in company Win
the Rev Dr. Deems and Miss c. sturtervant. organized
the order OF the Sisters of the Stranger died AT her
residence in this city at midnight on saturday
The captain of the steamer Champion, when
arrived here yesterday reports that the steamer ""huo
from this port Havana was abandoned feb =, IN -, q
sinking condition, her crew Delng safety uanSicii'u "
| the steamer Cleopatra. .
A subcommittee of the Insurance Commit
tee Of the Assembly consisting Of j. H. Babcock f. W.
Toby ana d. c. Akens will begin at IL a. M todsy h h
the Chamber Of Commerce. an ,dHnrntendent
s MI1I1T OF dishonesty "'00 's"'"'' GUY
Gen. Robert AndersOns remains arrived at
Norfolk va sunday. and will be brought thence via
Fortress to this city under the ., scS o 81 r
feminist il in charge OF the arrangements ior ne MIR
| tary reception here -
Henry Bergh has received from Lieut. Col.
| A. g. Bracket Of the ID U. s. Cavalry stationed al
Omaha letter denouncng the wholesale bItcIer re 81
bufalOs upon the plains equally needless ana cruel
and intimatng hope that Congress will be induced 10
| interfere IN their BEHALF -,
The North and East Rivers were filled with
floating ice Yesterday hut the cakes were not large
enough 70 interfere seriously with erryboat navigation
The schooner Matthew Kinney Of Norfolk, from Daren
+ Va while sailing up the bay near the Na[rOws wa AZ
struck by the ice and stove IN Sne ieu WIN IN"
the deck. and was taken IN tow by te stra tuE tb
WOlcOtt and towed 10 Staten Island, where sue cS VII"
| her main deck under wafer
The annual report of DR.. Elisha Harris Sec
rotary Of the State Prison Association SHOWS Una, ioo
prisoners have visited by the officers OF the Assoc-
alton: III discharged prisoners have been supplied Win
tools clothing &C. and 81 have been PROVIDED WIN ~
otion I5s were discontinued upon advice or the
Assocation the charges being slight or frivolous anu 1870
persons were discharged at the recommendation oI ne
Secretary on the ground Of youth, innocence OF penn
/ tence.
| In the United States Circuit Court, yesterday,
in the eiectment suit of Geo. Washington Bowen, the
alleged son OF Madame Jumel, against Nelson Chase'
Mrs Emily Van veeck, the wife of the proprietor OF tn
fold her that she should OF her property TO
her son. that she had called Geo bowen ana inat
| Chase because he had not treated her right On the
crosse Examination the witness tesned that ~nen au
rrationa manner and that she did not say that the
| Angel Gabriel had visited her
| BROOKLYN.
The Long Island College Hospital Dispensary
| treated 637 patients last month
| The Revenue officials made another rad
into the Illicit whisky districts yesterday, but made no
| seizures.
TIE Children's Aid Society furnished lOdg
ng for Al 1853 children last year; and supplied lo977C
meals and homes for children. The receipts were
sas584.
| In the suit of Thomas Nash against K. ID.
Douglass Agent OF Brooklyn Chidrens Aid Society
in the defendant was charged with enticng the
plaintiffs from home and sending him TO distant
hnas Heo IN 1nG % Ky s Ds ,h" ho
due solicitation OF the boy to leave his parents couid not
be imputed 20 the defendant as a wrongful act
The Charity Ball. in aid of the Homeopathic
| no tba Apal VufM Isle
tonight. The decorations will include new curtain
representing view OF the hospital. In front, upon
raised platform, Bernsein's orchestra will lie stationed
in garden filled with fountains flowers, and statuary
The decorations i'll other parts Of the auditorium VIII
consist Of hronzes, mirrors and flowers. Tue dancing
| platform will be carpeted
LONG ISLAND.
EAST New YoRK.-Burglars stole, early yes
terday quantity OF silverware and clothing from the
residence of Alexander Jackson, and quantity Of
money from the store OF c. +. Coyer.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| WHITE PLAINs.-Thc February term of the
westchestcr County Court and Court of Sessions for
| westchester County was opened at the Courthouse
Yesterday befrre the Hon. silas d. Clifford, County
Judge. and Justices sikman and Howe The following
Lawrence Henry Baretto Peter Briggs Ir, Charles N
Bloomer Curtis n Bird Egbert $ Fowler, Lewis Green,
John H. Matthews Charles f. Johnson George W. smith
Daniel H. Little Joseph Hobby and George Sherwood.
| WEST FARMs.-A barn belonging TO John Booth was
set oil fire sunday night Loss, $1,000; insured for
| 500. - --
JERSEY CTTY.-The Rev. w. b. Harris will be
installed Pastor OF the First Baptist Church the flights
| tonight. The Rev Samuel J. Knapp OF Paterson will
Prominent merchants have agreed to the early
closing movement which provides for the close OF bust
at o'clock M. Scarlet fever is prevalent ON
the Nights T effort to cancel debt OF $4,000 the
Congregational Tabenacle Church by subscriptions has
resulted within year in the payment OF sl3,3OO
NEwARK.-Joseph J.. Crowell Of Perth AmbOy, Samuel
Daley of Woodbridge. and f. Blancke of Linden, were
appointed Commissioners TO arbtrate claims Of property
owners whose lands were taken by the Perth AmbOy
and Elizabethport Railroad Company. The suit of
Ellen D0lan Administrative, ag. Jay Gould 1T al. was
decided yesterday favor of all the defendants with
the exception OF Mr. CatherwOod the contractor against
whom "a verdict rendered OF $4Ols 80 The suit
originally brought to recover the amount OF labor and
In building the Newark and Paterson Railroad
The new Benedctine College which was dedicated
last week opened yesterday with % students. The
will OF the late Peter Nennnger representing S2GOOOO
builder. living Bloomfield came to this city last
Saturday to draw check for 5000, and has not been
since Morgan C0nways clothing store, No 322
Market-st., burned last evening. Loss stock
5000 on the building $3.50 insured.
HoBOKEN.-James Bottel, an Englishman, found
lying the Weehawkon branch OF the Erie Railway,
between Third and Fourth,sts early yesterday one of
his legs completely severed from the body and the other
horribly manged He was probably run over by train
while his way TO this city Samuel Salm of No. 80
Adams-st attempted suicide on Sunday by taking Paris
green
UNION HnL.-The public schools which wore closed
tcrday.
ORANGE.-The Board Of Education estimates its ex-
pcu>.s this year at $4,000.