New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
NETWORK CITY.

than 60 people ana II sun TeduJ W '"PPJ
destitute families III the Tenth ward
One hundred and sixty seven new patients
were treated at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital III
East Thirty fourth-st, during January
Samuel J. Tilden will probably leave for
Albany to-day TO attend session Of the Legislature,
from which he has been detained by illness
Detective Thomas Sampson has returned from
Europe after an unsuccessful search for VIM f. Gray
the adroit forger who swinded Walst. out OF large
amount OF money III 1907
A party of eighteen japanese students ar
rived in the city yesterday and at the St. Nicholas
Hotel They came from Japan with the Embassy WHICH
they left at San Francisco
Arrests last week, 1400; marriages, l3l
births 49,; deaths 57 loss from "a fires, s5o4o nsu'
rance sl2s7JO fees from 70 licenses $3.50 so SITUATIONS
procured at the Free Labor Bureau, 59o'
The New-York Saingerrunde gave vocal
and musical entertainment at the Germana Assembly
Rooms last evening. The Beethoven Mdnnechor gave
burlesque performance at its Club House.
Alderman Gilsey withdrew. on Saturday, his
re resignation Il member of the Board OF Aldermen III
rumored that an attempt Will be made to-nsy 10
Mr.. shannon from his position as CLERK OF INC
Board.
Matthew j. O'Rourke has sued Lawrence
Morrssey Justice Cox TO recover $4,000 for alleged
malicious Imprisonment on false charges Ihe o, de,
PENDANTS gave bail IN $1,000 each on saturday pelore
Commissioner Shields.
The Hon Rufus F. Andrews publishes card
denying the that he received gratnty or
in any corrupt way, safes from J. Mcbride Davidson
one OF the safes attributed TO him he never ordered
saw heard the other lie agreed to take IN payment
for professional services
Fire Marshal McSpcdOn reports that there
were 1877 in this city during January, causing loss
of $40 buildings and S25lO9 on stock insurance
on buildings S52s3O stock $685. 500 Fifty fires
caused by careessnrss 10 by defective hnes IS by
kerosene and liquid gas ny OSelheateu STOVES duu ny
gas set ting fire To goods.
The Secretary of the German Immigrant So
cety of this city has received a communication from
Mr. Annecke, the agent of the German Immigrant So
cety Chicago. requesting him to warn German lmml
finding employment, the supply OF labor there at
present il greater than the demand.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 326 fires last month, 30;
losses 500, 500; assurances, si717O0.
William NJ. Raynor, who was charged with
feloniously assaultlng Walter Hoyt, in Middagh-s
week ago. was discharged by Justice Walsh on satur
day, there being no ground for his arrest
The raid of the Internal Revenue authori-
ties and the police upon the Illicit whisky dstcries in
the Fifth Ward was Saturday. and resulted
in the seizure Of materials valued at $500 The property
seized consisted OF 20 barrels Of whisky and one copper
still. The distillers made no resistance
Surrogate Yceder of Kings County admitted
TO probate last week the wills OF Sarah NJ Dmas, George
yokommer Rose Kanan, and Christina Warmth OF
Brooklyn Letters Of administration were granted in the
George Volkommer Ellen Moran De Witt c. Nortbrop,
Patrick Brennan. Charles NoSecy, Patrick Cumeior1
Ign; Wilet Rowe OF East Haven Conn. Letters of
guardianship of the person and estate Of James Whit
c. 10 louisa Van Brunt Of BROOKLYN
LONG ISLAND.
HICKSvHLE.-Dr. w. +. Redwood was COM
mcd jail default Of $4,000 bail. on saturday. for
firing two pstol-shos at John sevans and Assistant
Postmaster Prlros.
STATEN ISLAND
RIcrmoND.-James MCGOWAN, Joseph Rus
sell. Thomas Garrigan and Edward sIivey were ar
agncd ON Saturday before Justice Corbltt. aud com
mitted TO the County Jail for hOuse-bredklng.
EDGFwATFR.-A meeting OF the delegates OF the yari |
on. Irish organizations staten Island held on
Saturday and arrangements were made for the ceebra
ton Of ST. Patricks Day 1t decided that the soce
ton will be delivered by Judge j. p kilpatrich.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
WHITE PLAINs.-The Veteran Association |
has adopted plan for soldiers monument. II will
s gTanite pedestal faG'"'
MOUNT vERSoS-A meeting held saturday |
evening 10 take measures to compel the New-llayen
Railroad Company TO reduce the rates Of fare. and To
afford additional facilities of communication with the
NEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-George PendergraSt was ar |
rested saturday charge Of setting fire to his
Columbia st....The City Treasurer reports hal
ances in the First National Bank Of sl6j 9S3 in the
Hudson County National Bank, s53,5i4 81; total s4l9
525 o.
NEwARK-Parick Mccoy, a carpenter. living in Belle
VILE saturday night for attrOciOus
assault a named Frey, who resides in WOodside
John A. Smith. German sailor. living at ~ Wallace
ST.. was arrested Saturday night Tor beating his
wife A meeting of the Local Option Alliance will he
held Association Hall Wednesday evening. Three
of smallpox have been reported. William
Crowley, who destroyed valuable property in Austns
hat factory Dec. 49, committed Saturday.
The last bridge OF the MOnclar Railroad the Hack
csack River will be finished by April The switch at
the Orange-st junction left open Friday night,
ana locomotive aud three of the Morris and Es-
sex Railroad of the track.
UNION HLL-The New-Jersey Schitzen Corps has pur
chased for Sl50000 the farm OF 80 belonging
William +. Wright the Weavertown road, and will |
convert the house into Casino, and the grounds into
shooting park and pleasure gardens.
PATERsoN-The receipts in aid OF the Chicago Relief
Fund aggregate S2lO5 o. OF which 5000 still remains
subject TO the call OF the Committee
RAHwAY.-Harvey Brown arrested. on Saturday
Oh "A charge of numbering the child whose body was
found in GiDby's Grove "A week ago