New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-1Okk CIli'
The French Patriotic Ladies' Committee has
received additional subscriptions, amounting to S567 81
in aid Of the French Indemnity Fund, making total OF
t1s,771 40
A swindler is circulating a petition purport-
ing TO be signed by H. A. Cassebeer asking for aid for
chemist who has been injured. and who is in conse'
quenoe in destitute circumstances.
The Steamer Mary Powell, after having been
thoroughly overhauled will Saturday resume her
trips for the season. between this city and Kingston,
stopping at West Point, Newburgh, POughkeepsle, ana
other riverside resorts.
The Mercantile Library Reading Will
be open for the Of members tomorrow from 70
p m. The vote Of the members so Overwhelmingly
IN the affirmative on the Sunday question that the SIn,
ton Hall Association cheerfully granted consent Oh
Wednesday evening TO the opening Of the building
John ID. Pruyn, who was arrested on a process
from state Court, while on his way to testify before
Register in Bankruptcy, was released yesterday on a
ha6eas corpus issued from the United states Circuit
Court ground that under the circumstances ne
privileged from arrest.
Some interesting experiments have lately
been made al the Delamater Iron Works. with Anblers
'vapor fuel machine. With this machine rarited
steam injected into the flame Of vapOr Of hydrogen ana
carbon escaping from generator under pressure
Is itself consumed hydrogen OF intense neat Dele
formed. The experiments showed SAVING OF on peI
coal in the manufacture OF iron, glass ana
porcelain together with the entire utilization OF neat
binary amount Of labor Wells of Wisconsin and
large number Of prominent citizens witnessed he eA
BROOKLYN
Aaron Enderby, one of the oldest citizens OF
Brooklyn T. D. died yesterday in the 10th year OF his
age
The ClermOnt-ave Skating Rink is to be
purchased for 100000 aud transformed into an armoy
for the sd Regiment
Wallace BassfOrd was sunstruck yesterday,
while at work in the Maynard, and conveyed to
his home at Pachcst and vanderbltave, where he re-
covered.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
MOUNT VERNON-Geschidt's brewery was
Totally destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon Loss
estimated at about 10000. grocery of Theodore
A. stephens Tourthave., entered by burglars on
Thursday night and robbed Of considerable property.
BARRYTowS.-A fire broke out at p. m. yesterday.
with their contents, totally destroyed including
the freightng establishment OF A Stats the hotel OF
and the store OF Walter f. Martin. The loss will reach
$4,000 The insurance is not known Engines were sent
10 the village from Rhinebeck and Hudson.
MAMARoNECK.-The Rev. Allen A. Gee, d. d. of the
North West Indiana Conference viii preach in the NJ E.
Church tomorrow.
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Under the ministry of the
Rev A A. Thayer OF The Christian Leader the Univer
sasts have organized society and Sunday and
have services Sunday morning and evening in
Library Hall John Thomas, who attempted to kill his
wife at No a GregoTy-st thursday, was examined yes
derous assault and Officer Moulds testified TO finding
the accused the tOOr With TWO women, MS WIG anu
daughter the former Of whom he making efforts to
cut with an immense carvingkne. The victim was too
i'll TO be placed the stand. The accused
was committed for trial in default or bail
meeting held last night az Grand Army Hail. and
programme Of exercises arranged for Decoration Day
The lh Regiment n. G. s. n j. win join the procession,
several societies have been invited TO participate
=. The Board of Finance authorized, yesterday the
issue OF water bonds t. 80 years and draw
interest at per cent and TO be sold at par and IN
terest The Of $2l 600 TO who had offered 9s
and interest was authorized.
PATERsOS.-The Passaic County Savings Bank has
been organized with capital of sl50OOO all Of which has
been subscribed. The Bank will begin operations
at No 100 Market The Paterson silk Manufacturing
Company has purchased Byards Central Market which
has flooring of 274OO0 square feet and VIII hold 100
looms The Company organized by the election OF John
e. Bensen, President and Treasurer, and John Byard,
Secretary In the Of Pierre Souteran killed on
the railroad Wednesday the cOrOners jury found that
accident which caused the death of said SOuteTan
resulted the negligence and careessness OF Thomas
Cargan the switchtender at the point where Souteran
was killed." and the Jury censured the Erie Railway
Company for having such careless and reckless en-
pOyes.
NEwARK-Lisetta sgismond, age 81, died suddenly,
evening, the effects OF the heat. The Com
mon Council met last evening and appOrtOned the Tax
Peter Waters, contractor, residing on
BlOOmfeldave, was arrested yesterday for firing two
shots pistol at his wife with intent TO kill.
NRwToN. Cornelius Hamler arrested, Thursday
charged with placing distractions the Sussex Rail
road with the intention Of throwing train off the track
He had been put of the train for refusing 10 pay his
fare, and had been heard TO threaten vengeance.