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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
BROOKLYN CRIMINAL RECORD.

BRUTAL ASSAULT on A SALOON-KEEPER-
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER-OTHER AFFEAlS.
-Four young roughs went, early yesterday, to the
liquor saloon John Wa at Couor and Hudsonaye and de-
maHd The proprietor had just closed his aoon and
being unwilling violate the Excise law refused to admit them
Nheupon they assaulted him. knocked him down. and Kicked him
brui Wall broke away and reeated into his saloon but the
ough continued missiles through bis Windows be cred
voer Henry and william Jfers ONO 26l Hpdonave who
passing the time both wounded the feet by the bullets
The police Wall and allowed the ruhans 10
Thomas Fitzgerald oNo 296 Van Brun intoxicated Saturday
night and when his wife Mary demonstrated with him be charged her
With nfi which she Indignantly denied He then assaulted and beat
her btay would probably have killed her had the nehbor
Who heard screams neered The the
City Hospital dying condition. Fitzgerald arrested.
Patrick Kelly Madden, occupants Of the No l6
Rcha quarree SATURDAY night about family matters During
the dispute Madden struck Kelly The head with brick INJECTING
He arrested and committed 10
Hugh McCron ~ No. G8 Waest qlarreed yesterday morning.
with his nephew, John McGroary and stabbed him four times in the
bead aud face McCdou arrested the wounded being
yeyei 10 the City Hospital His injuries not dangerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
TIE REFORMED SYNOD IN pRooKLYN.

The Reformed General Synod resumed on
Saturday lie discussion of that part of the report Of the
Committee the Professoriate relating to the New
Brunswick Seminary, and adjourned at without
voting The Rev s. Davis delegate from the Reformed
Dutch Church OF the United States introduced and
made long address the proposed organic union OF
the two denominations His synod, he said, not
very sanguine that the union would be eonsummated
as they would never consent to absorption by the other
synod and though they deplOred the divisions N the
Church they could practical way OF removn the
obstacles which lay in the path OF consultations as they
were opposed the lturgical practices Witch were en-
bodied In the services OF the Reierned Church Il
America DIT ElmendO replied thai the liturgy Of u cir
Church was the embodiment Of their theological BE IL
union was not effected he thought greer ographi-
cal enigma would necessarily have 10 be COZ sdered by
their brethren and that waswhy the Reformed Church
in the UEted States not tile Ze}Crmed Church In
Amen6s 80 ~
n the discussiog on the rSrt of the Professorate
Corntnttee, Dr. pernye dfcaimed having intended TO
ippeach the motives OF the Committee, and Dr. Holmes
fetorted that 1t was not question OF motives, but OF
fact Dr. NeTlye having In the face OF distinct denas
asserted fasehc01s facts" Gen. Prnyn strongly
condemned the personal reflections which Dr. Ncrpiye
had made on the Committee, and said his language
wOnd have been out OF place In political meeting Dr.
Anderson also Cahrged Dr. Yermilye with assailing his
motives and falsying his acts. The matter viii be
further considered today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
POLICE NOTES.

Harris Cohen, four weeks old, fell out of bed, at
Ne. Jos BayarisI, Yesterday, and was killed.
Joseph McDoole age s, of No. ISL Van Dyke-st,
Brooklyn fen overheard RON Fo"5o at the foot Of Rehat last
evening, and drowned,
Herold Deacon, age II, Of No, 80 Iafayeite,st,
Brooklyn thrown from Coney Island car IL smt YESTERDAY
and had fugeT cut Of By one 0f the wheels
Edward Hughes, while walking along Fortieth-st
THtay s.' sGt was struck on s' hsaa BY char "A'A
Edward Conklin age 10, was arrested by Detective
70 bis former employers Mead Co Of No. Ole sifsase
James McMuen, age %, of No, Sl5 East Four
besd bY With beer glass and severely soused
Amelia Wood of One -hundfei-and- ninetecnth-st
aud received scalp voands She Vas taken to Bellevue Hos
pisl and her husband was arrested
Catherine c. Millet, age A. of No. 17s Montrose-
ave Brootyn D. committed suicide last evening BY swallowing
I G,1a s. her husband having away
Henry Kable age p, of No l9l Broadway. Brook
n = d. oap 0 Baqpe and va. droSs lie len bis bat and
coat 90 the together With letter stating bis intention
Jobn Love of Fifteenth-st.. near Avenue c. while
The corner Of and Eernihst SATURDAY ngh was
sp ~ 3 one and after It dressed Love taken 70 Bellevue
Hospital for care.
Daniel Donohoe Of No. 'sj Marion-st., qnsrreled
Nth three Itaan-Johu Broni Rose Ate and Guido
v KNOCKED S int two add vas then stabbed IN
taken to Bellevue Hospital
John Stoll Of No 132 7Throop-ave, Brooklyn. was
driving yesterday ho and wagon N I h h 49, spns .sS
and coming 10 win appPO't one Of the ehea E 'ss
year, was fatally injured
John Lynch and Owen McCaherty, two Dorters IN
the Grand Central Hotel qud Of the corridors on SATURDAY
Gnoon McC sesrty attacked Lynch With club sa the latter ,ed
Houaa Mecsssy 1as taken Bellevue Hospital and Lunch
rested Juuee committed him. yesterday 10 AS'' "' ''a 0
Frank Matthews, age 10, of No. $3.50 West Fourth
and joseph Wood 49, Of No ~ Wet we're si,n
ssedsB.I pulled b Trigger The weapon and vas S'''s'F'd
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haee ana asne. as hey can be utIzed when kept sep

haze and ashes they can be utilized When kept sep
aTate. -. 40, 80 III. .-.., a.. 81, 49,.
accumulate in this city each year and that II Il kent
separate from the swill garbage, IL will bring, fof MI
ING purposes average OF 80 cents per cubic yard inns
would give OF $4,000 per year ashes alone
He also estimates that 100000 cuDio yards OF street dr
suitable for filing purposes, II garbage swirl Il not
thrown INTO the streets accumulate each year ana lnaI
u will bring average 80 cts. per CUBIC yaru,
This will give revenue OF So;~ srS year
from street dirt, making a 10 revenue
from ashes and dirt Of $4,000 per year manniactuT
ing company contracting for the garbage OF Oels
and the Of various large stables To be collected
plan similar 10 that OF the new Bureau, estimates
the product the horses IN the city as worth
100000 and the garbage OF $1,000 houses az as much
more The total (s7sOOOO is than was paid to the
Contractor, Brown, for the work done by him.
BROWNS STOCK PURCHASED.
At the meeting Of the Police Board Saturday the
Commissioners and Mr.. Brown made agreement by
which machinery employed by the latter for clean
ing the streets purchased OF the appraisement OF
Capt Wilson, Superintendent Thorne. and MT Ambrose
for So5OOO This includes the following curious nyen
tory Of an extensive stock: - . 90, .,
Npsone horses mules good old Carts los sets cart
harness machine harness hight harness, sweeping menea
patent night the right Of Mr. Brown be anserred new
garbage wagon barrel carts 2tuck prnker tank snnk
Ter tumble ashcart iron sprinkler feedwagons
power hand power light top wagon
buggy, with extra pole buggy light business wagon sinai oe
fpedtruck platform horse syringe hand spnhns
carts chemical engines blacksmith and wheewnghts Tools -
scOW 80 portable railroad track what there more or %
railroad panks Once hue anu snus ~
Ninety sixth small boats, IA dump houses steamboats,
The stables of Mr. Brown at Nos. pa and 226 East
Twenty fOurth-st. leased until May % 1876 TOT
OO MI Brown TO be paid within GO days. WneieupOn
he is TO release the city from bis contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
DIR. LANAHAN RELEAsED-wHY HE WAS AR
KESTED-

DR.. Lanahan gave bail on Saturday in $1,000,
and was released from LudlOwst Jail. Daniel Appleton
and Augustine Smith, paper merchant Of Hassau-st
became his bondsmen. After his release Dr. LanabGn
spent short time at the Office OF The Methodist In Mas
sau-st. and then went 10 his residence in Henry-st
Brooklyn. His arrest and Incarceration caused much
excitement among the Methodsts, and many prominent
laymen called upon him after mis- release, and
assured him OF their sympathy and support
He attributes the proceed against him 10 the enmy
OF DT Carlton and Drz Curry aud Depuy, editors or
The ChrtsttdH AdpOcdesfRd believes that GOodenough
has been tool IN their hands. The charges In
GoOdenOughs complaint, DR. Ianahan says, were proved
al the time 10 be false andthe suit has been pending Tor
IL months without action. The only ground on which
the obtained the fact that he had made
arrangements TO visit Baltimore for few DAYS He says
he shall take further steps IN regard 10 the Book Con
oern though he has heen assured that not oneha the
frauds perPetraed init haye been dselOsed hut he be
IleVee the church has DOwreeevcd sufficient warning
10 take OF its interests The present Com
mtee, ne thinks Is composed Of honest and lac Is
cOuteuted to know that the ht has not been entirely In
vain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10

TITO Wool, contents Of the pistol supposed 70 be sb,,s
cartridge entering his forehead and inheng severe wound Mat
thevs was locked up await the result Of Woods injuries
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
bail BY justice Scott for knocking down and robbng William
CounOrs Of B TEeny in Bnst I"en' on s' S4
Lopohe leader Of the Vienna Orchestra roape
At IIubners Hotel in the Bowe on the I'm 81
George Leehman ntusted to his on Saturday morning
Frank Mead of No. Westinghouse. met John
Geay OF No. Whtehas opposite No IS Wiamt ae satarlay
saue his GaTy finding himself oyerposered stabbed
Mead in the abdomen len him lying on the ds5ss d .c ran
surrendered himself Mead taken 70 Bellevue Hospital ana n
OF Meads injuries Both said 10 be dPeradoes % TIE
worsi character
Susanna Skerritt, age 40, was found sick in the
street YESTERDAY having Der child also ncs he Fourteenth
Of the outdoor poor Bevsu and Thtsve where she Wa re-
fused abundance mot being o hours, The ses woman vas ea
summoned who coming declared that the child was dying and
ordered the mother to be taken Immediately g the hospital as there vas
placed in a ambulance and taken to Bellevue
fire broke out on the second floor of No. 204 East
the building and seriously damaged the goods Of ali the occupants
James Lee manufacturer Of piano strings the int hoor lost sos
bDcoek manufacturers lost lO insurance unknown and Dr. T.
Grimes maker Of bras lamps. lost 700; insurance tlVo me
sock 5000, fully The Madc Rue COMPANY shrt
cture occupied tie third aoor aud lost stock S2O insured
for Sl2iO00
William Freeman of No S9i Eighth-aye. formerly
Daniel Ffehst and Eghaye. Friday night and there
mrt ebani smith driver on The sape road The quar-
hook struck Smith The with H. Smith instantly sprang toward
Freeman and struck him such blow that he FEY backward several tt
an biz his head an the iron bound I'D Of coal box violently
that be became nsens The 10 the saloon beside TIE com
b 49, L., h S hs,lg oisra.,d M Notice ebts.
injured then Bellevue Hospital be died early
no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
REoRGANIzGNG THE ELECTION BUREAU.

The Board of Police met on Saturday, and, by yir-
toe Of authority conferred by the last Legislature reorglnd the
Election Bureau D. D. Hbroac Deputy Chief CLERK to the Police
Board appointed Chief Of the recognized Bureau, with headqaar
ten in the police building No. 800 Mlbst The new Law provides
that %, voters shall district On this basis and taking
the las election guide the number Of election
s be increased from 80 present TO about $780, NJ
Hssbrouc the former head Of this Bureau aud con'en1 "il
atIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
Az AMERICAN WIMBLEDON.

Company L of the 22d Regiment will hold
prize shooting meeting at Clifton, n. j. July 6, the
plan long in vogue at Wimbledon, England. This is an
intiatory movement to efficient marksmen among
the American militia The prizes will be silver chal
lenge cup, silyerplated tankard, and three rifles
Preparatory competitions are holding weekly in the
armory, at Fourteenth-st aud sxh-aye. At the last
competition the highest number of marks made 49,
the target being feet by distance 65 yards and each
man having five shots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
The library of the late Henry T. Tuckerman,

The library of the late Henry 7. Tuckerman,
together with several valuable paintings and engayDgs
will be sold this, Monday, and the three following
evenings by the Messrs. Leavtt, at Clinton Hall The
circle OF Mr. Tuckerman's friends in this city was so
large and distinguished that the seekers OF memorial
volumes must be numerous. Apart from this, it is
well known that this collection, numbering between
1900 and 5000 volumes, was the work OF years. ana
comprises many miscellaneous works OF great value
Among the works OF art fine examples OF Hunting
ton, Dana, and Hart, and other rare engraYiug5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brero0rt HOHse-E. II. King, President OF the BANK
Of Montreal Francis President Of the Atlantic and Pach
Raroad CompAyi David hyer Of veo9l and Sag k,eeass
Randall Of Fmra Of Missouri T. W PARK Of YER
mont Col W. Sydney Of London ami NJ walker fnoent OF
the Chicago Burlington and Qancy Railroad COMPANY
Apnue HoaI-Jadge J. Moses j Of soaih Carolina Gen
IiEe OF Chicago C. Drum, a. $ A., Gen N Corse OF
Chicago. Judge r. H. Rosearans OF Gle1s ia y W. he
vay o Indaust oils Of Hartford and j. Ross Robert
sm OF Toronto stor H0ussIhe Right Rev Dr. sseeny aud Dr
Traver Of ST. John b.. Grand Cesral Hoh-Ihe Hon v"
II Eeae 4 tenfseo n
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iAruo 1ncemcnaI
For Bathing Infants-BURNErr's KALLIsToN.

WHILE PASTOR OF THE CANTON CHURCH,
NEwJERsEr Yr,Es VOICE. ASD
Wa IS cosEquEScE NEARLY YEAR LAST
SPRING BEGAN OF LOSING IT AGAIN.
L.BoRED WITH DIFFICULTY TINE PREACHED
WOULD BIZ THE LAST JvLr usrsG DR. JAySE EH
PEcroRASr AT THE THROAT AND CHEST
FREELY WITH GAuGLED THROAT DAILY ACCORD
ING To rHz DIRECTIONS Dr. JAMES ALMANAC, At THs
SANE TINE TAKING THE FEELING VERY
MECH BETTER GARGLE THE LINZ
MINT But STILL KEPT TINS WINTER
HAVE BEEN noaE RxrosED PREACH
YEARS PAST AID NY
WE'RE IT NOT REQUIREMENTS CALLING FIRMLY BE-
A rHE BxPEcToR-
ANT AT ALL EVENTS. THE DONE,
PROM THROAT Luxe CorHASTs-REv W. PIKE, LAKEyLLE,
wAsHrSGroS Co.. NY
NEw.BRrAIS Conn, June G. 1872
T.. HOLMES Dear Sir: InclOsed please find
works my entire sfaeon and appears though would continue
to do 50. Your truly, l. W. SfANLki'
Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeiny
oRe $40 Brosiw,y near ate Of Broomest branch
9 Broadway; dresses sav acae aees feathers gloves &c. bau
tfully cleaned coats pants, vests cleaned Ike new
WATCHES. JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to B. $.
direct from toe safe FIRST hands ma1seturer prices
"The trials of n hOuscReeper are never eX-
perenced by those vho use Do91RY's YEAST POWDER.
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Tie Committee further state that the Company which
lad most Of these streets offered to lay the same in
Washington for g 50 per square yard In Brooklyn they
got so. Hence the illegtmate profit over ~ per
cent At 40 per cent the seaDgs the whole amount
PAID for worthless pavements l,769s5 25) would have
been land probably was more than $7O4,704 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
RUPTURE

Successfully tresied By Dr. MARSH bis Radical Care rru,s
Once f Az physical eiornies s1uimcsy made aud
adjusted Elastic Belts Elastic Stockings Abdominal hupportss
hoaAe Braces MARSH Co. No Ne.eJsL fn'ts aud
Mt fsnah " walt a,oB .oss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
LONG ISLAND.

NEwTowN-Simon Flaherty, who was re-
Gently sentenced Sing sing for assaultng respectable
citizens at the last election, released Saturday upon
order issued by Judge Pratt ON the ground that the
prisoner had been found guilty indictments and
sentenced only This action Of Judge Pratt has
excited much Indignation in Queens County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-10
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

SING SNG.-A new tire-engine company has
been organized, with the following officers: Foreman
James Davis; Assistant Foreman, John L. Birdsall ;
Secretary, y. Hyatt Treasurer, VIM. Brandreth
YoSKERs-A ferry has been established between this
place and ClOster, ~ j. The boat with the
trains OF the Hudson River Railroad, and with steamers
stopping here.
WHITE PLAISs--The Rev. V. NJ Hubert pastor Of the
Reformed Church, has accepted call from Stony Ridge
Ulster County n. " and expects 10 remove there about