New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
NEW-YoRK CITY,

Burke Of NeNiiampshne
NEW-YORK CITY, -----e
Controller Green paid, ON Saturday, the
Police Department s275O0O for general expenses during
July, and $1,000 for the erection Of staton-houses.
The steamer Galatea shut off steam at Hell
Gate Saturday. to allow tow Of schOoners to pass
but owing the tide one Of them, the Diade, drfted
against the seaIner and rapidly sank OFF Wards Island
Deaths list week, SIS; births, 35l; marriages.
1885, loss fron q res, 1880; insurance, $4,000 situa
ons procnr1 at tie Free Labor Bureau 10 licenses
granted l42 complaints of violations OF city ordi-
nances, lOl.
Thomas Noran's great picture of the Grand
Canon Of the Yellowstone will be free exhibition at
Gouplrs r'lbry during the whole OF this week. The
painting has ten sold the Government, and Is to be
| placed IN the faptol next week.
Wealthy ilrTiers of this city are fitting out
a small steame and three schOoners for the sealsk1n
trade, and aTient mariners No. 100 S0uth-s tell
strange tales the wealth OF the New Shetland Islands
of cape llors nd the fortunate voyage OF the Golden
west 10 the souh Sea last year. Alaska seaskns are
inferior in eaahy 70 those obtained at the New Shetland
| Islands.
| Inspector General Nmmo does not intend to
| examine the team craft this port, but will merely
| make himself familiar with the organization and
efficiency OF tn local Boards of Inspection. He thinks
that the eydene OF experts In the Wescld nVestga-
t0n s quite az amb guOus as the medical testimony IN
| the stokes case.
The latest Tcular of the " "saw-dust swind-
lersr is signed by Arthur Debenham, Mason OF %
years Membership, and Odd Fellow for 13 years. of
| No 100 Broadwy." The writer claims to be "bank-
note engraver, ate headartst Of the Treasury" and
promises TO sennoney that is mot counterfeit, but the
| real genuine arlcle.'
The remains of the late Col French were
inferred Saturday, in Greenwood Cemetery, after
services had ben held at residence No. Gra
ercypace II employees OF the hotel presented TO the
family addres printed on white satin, and guard OF
honor from the IN regiment. ~ g., accompanied the
| hearse down Bradway.
The third annual regatta of the Manhattan
Yacht Club will take place tomorrow. The yachts viii
start from an achorage of the clubhouse on South
| Brother Island and passing south Of Throg's Point
buoy and nortDt stepping stones and GangWay buoy
To sands Point viii return the same course. SA
yachts OF the tst and eight OF the second class Will
| take part IN theregatta
| BROOKLYN.
Arrests lastweek 529; tax receipts, 3GL544
| water rates paid s23,92s.
Water Commissioner Lerin ID. Palmer was
elected Presiden Of the Board on Saturday.
The Commissioners for regulating and grad-
ing sixteenthst NewUtrecht, report that the cos OF
the improvement win be S2j2s So to be assessed on the
adjoining prOpefy.
United Staes Assessor Leieh, in making mp
his list Of suboEuates be removed, did not please
Mesers Jourdn, Tracey, and Palmer and according to
| Grant, at Long Branch, last Friday on the subject
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY-JOhn Farmer while in
oxicated asked Policeman Paul Heaney to drink, Last
Friday The officer refused and Farmer swore at him.
Heaney, who was on duty, caught Farmer by the arm
and struck him the shoulder, purposing he claims, TO
arrest him Tor drunkenness and disordery conduct
Farmer, however away. The officer discharged four
or five shots from his revolver and the last, entering the
fugve's back. passed through the left lung causing
probably fatal wound leaney was arrested, me me
prisoner, but that he whipped Heaneys brother III
quarrel few months co.
soUrHoID-Davd young, age g, q son Of Mitchell
Young was drowned While bathing, Thursday
GREENrORT.-Theodore \. Thompson, Principal Of the
Tuon School, has resigned 10 accept similar pace az
Port Richmond, :. l. g.. ". Rover OI hheIieau' VIII
Isuccccd him.
| NoRrnroEr-Tho foundation OF a new bricl, NJ. J..
Church, 5jX7O feet in size, VII! be Laid immediately
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Nrw-RoCHELLE.-The second annual recep-
um Of the Grammar Department OF Public School No.l
VS. given on Friday evening. Addresses were deIlv-
esd by Car,sOn y. Potter, Robert Cochran, Hosea b.
Irkins aud Robert FLcr President Of the Board OF
| EucatioH.
hNG sING.-Dr. wm. p. Woodcock has begun a suit in
sL0O0 damages for aleged defamation Of character
| YE.TCHrsTER.-The proceeds OF an entertainment In
% Town Hall ON saturday, lOr the benefit O tAe Pies
| lNcTidu Church, were S-U'.
| louST VERNoS-W d. I-yer The Principal of Public
sloll No. T. ha, resigned III accordance with the It.
| tcst OF Tie Board.
NEW -JERSL1.
jersey CIrY.-Thc policemen were paid their
slres saturday The Mayor In the opinion Of
re CITY Attorney as to tie legality OF the Board and
vii nay the member. when the tax levy is com
| pned The inquest on The body OF the unknown man
| fdnd drowned near Biyoune was concluded saturday,
az verdict OF death at the hands OF some person
prsuns uukuIWu was rendered. -Open-ar service,
VAc htli yesterday, Iu East HmIt0I-.qLlre and 40
,t hold scui.fl.u.t.t ID. Mount Pleasant Park Ai.
l. ndlj.
lfwAER-A locomotive on the Morri and Essex Rail
r0d backed into freight car under WAlch several men
ha taken shelter tAe ram, ON saturday. WIN. Nc
Bde and Charles UJckott were seriously hurt ...Tuo
lop bridge Oh the Newark and Hudson Railroad over
u,PissdIc has been completed. An inquest was held
Slagday. the body OF Henry wagner found In the
Pasac few days ago. Witnesses who had seen N9gner
last ad that ne not ntoXcutcd, and that he hat
anon s.OJ with Lim. Dr. DJdd, the County Physician
testIed that he had noticed marks OF violence upon
deceased; but James l.. Holt OF Belleyllle who found
the bdy, estneu mat he noticed s'relk behind the
nghtsar, ana purple marx over the left eye. He
also titled that saw blood and water OOzng from the
ears. The inquest was adjourned until Tuesday.
PATRsoS- One-half Of the ground ON which the Main
st. ReOrned Church formerly STOOD has been sold 10
WIN. l. Heap for $4,000 The Committee appointed TO
sclecti location for the edce will purchase either
in Broadway DivsiOn-st., east OF straight The
Bureai OF Vital Statistics will begin work Aug. /, and
the DIaTtmcut OF Health VIII then require strict
plane with the statute III relation To the registry OF
births deaths aud marriages. HE Board OF Chosen
Freehdders have contracted for new bridges on the
Newak and POmptOn Turnpike, and at Long Pond IN
West 1lfOrd
WAnRIEY.-Mrs. Rachel Ward Of Newark was struck
by locomotive on the NcwJersey Railroad, saturday
andInstantly killed.
POLICE NOTES
The residence Of j. r. Robinson, at No. 100 Scher-
meroIL. Brooklyn, damaged aJO by ire, Saur4l.