New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

The New-.brsey Division OF the Pennsylya-
mia Railroad bai made ARRANGEMENTS for running daily
express train Sundays excepted 60 Cape May
The portico of the new chapel attached to
the Old Ladies Home in Eighyninthst fel yesterday
morning, but nOOne was inJuredi damage, SlVOO'
Among the passengers for Europe to-day is
T. q Estes an id merchant Of No. 70 Maiden Lane, whose
health has been impaired b. long years OF LABOR III
this city.
The rumo. that Stokes had applied for bail
s pronounced y his counsel to he untue and they have
no Intention moving to release him on bail ior the
present
The trial of William II. Weigle, indicted
for perjury in ne Tlden-Buter has been postponed
tin the OctobG term OF the United states circuit CO
Weigle undG 5000 bail.
a detachment of the city's ants, known
as :" pre-yard men," were paid 5000 yesterday The
Boulevard latOrers win receive the balance OF their
wages for June, to-day, at one ne-hundfedahu-tWehty-
fourth-st. andIenth-aye.
Jeremiah Quinlan, Receiver of the Guardian
Savings Bank states that the next dividend of 25 per
cent VIII be paid by him on Aug TO- II is said hat
short time ago bank property TO the amount OF S2OO
was sold by nm ana, aGe9Ig 20 S, h n4 fbt cam be
come the recognized owners. ms explains Inc ueIy III
the payment q the dividend
John Lands pleaded guilty, in the Court Of
General Sessions yesterday, to two charges Of grand
lyrceny, ana was sentenced by Recorder Hackett
to 10 years imprisonment; As soon as sen sen.
rushed fOrWar threw neIscI on utI hucCsi anu
earnestly for the release OF her son cue vas n"A!
taken from the room by the officers OF the court.
The will of the late eX-Judge McCunn VIII
not be formally presented for probate for several weeks
as it devises property heirs in Ireland and it Is neees-
sary that they should be informed and have time to ap-
near before any action is taken The viii gives the
greater part real estate in this city To Tire WIDOW
aud the estate Ireland Is TO be divided equally be-
tween TWO brothers. IT, ss pIleratoot InlI VIC, a.
mains the deceased Will be taken 10 ireland anu III
TERED IN the family vault
Passengers by the Fulton Ferry very gener-
ay believe that the present starting place Of the stages
Immediately in front Of the dollhouse is an unnecessary
nuisance As the old transgressor whose call right mp
Broadway" is so familiar th9i people wonder whether ne
is ever going up there himself orders the stages off in
succession pedestrians crossing the street ma them
selves in great peril, consideration Of their patience
and safety seldom entering the minds Of the drivers As
far people walk han ride is hoped that the stages
VIII be taken out OF the way.
The Controller has called q meeting Of the
Board OF Revision and Correction Of Assessments for
Friday 10 take action upon the assessment lists which
have been suspended until the legality Of the contracts
under which the works were performed tOud DC seed
The action Of the Board OF Revision and Correction or
long desired by the owners OF property Affected ny
them and confirmation VIII permit the assessments
to be legally collected, benefit to the cy Will ensue Dy
a replenishmeut Of the treasury iroin this source.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yester-
day, James Boardman, Thomas Reading and Dennis
Shay were charged by Marshall briggs, coffee mer-
chant with fauduently disposing of 10 bags Of coffee
value $685. Boardman and Reading, who were en-
pOyed by Mr. briggs sold the coffee to tae firm of Fisher
aud Lansing through the ald OF Snay VINO aced as pIo
man. j. Mcchan, by order or the prisoners. when
brought before Justice Scott they sOdtiy denied their
dispose Of the coffee as sweepngs. They were committed
for trial in default OF $1,000 bail EACH