New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
MEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
The fuIeral of the wife of Alderman Joyce,
who died Suddenly Thursday evening" took place yester
day.
The Board of Police dismissed j. W. Am
brose Deputy Superintendent Of Street Cleaning and
| appointed Joseph Pckard
The SCete Alsacienne-Lorraine, for the
relief Of detitute French immigrants, has been organ
| lied, with joseph Strauss as President.
Assistant City Sanitary Inspector i. II. James
has been temporarily appointed to the position made
| vacant by theretirement OF DR.. Moreau Morris
The numler of deaths last week was 760, an
alarming increase Of 1913 the previous week This
death rate oy less than that OF the fatal week
| ending May IL.
The remains of John w. Avery, who was
hanged at Hacensack, " j.. Friday, were Inferred
Yesterday I'm Evergreen Cemetery, in the presence OF
| his relatives ana personal nends.
Henry B. CrCssett took 500 poor people, in
cuding the inmates OF the Park, Fiftysecondst Hud-
| son River, and Avenue Sch ools, an excursion to
| Oriental Grove, LII, on Saturday.
| IA company o. the 2d Regiment of Pennsyl-
vanla militia. accompanied by the band OF the regiment
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon, and after dining
at the Grand Centr Hotel left for Boston, BY steamer
Arrests last week, 1920 marriages, IA;
births 367 loss from28 fires sl935 insurance, S29OG
fees from 22 licenses s193 complaints for violations OF
city ordinances, 137; lumber OF situations prOcueu ~
| the Free Labor Bureau, S59.
| The New-York Yacht Club will make ar
rangements on July 1s for It's annual cruise. which will
| take place early in August. Many yachtsmen are
anxious to have the sailing qualities OF the Columbia ana
| the Madeline tested IN a race for 800 cup
The new iron steamer City of San Antonio
arrived yesterday from Chester, Penn. where she was
built for Malorys line OF TexaI steamers The follow
ing are the dimensions OF the steamer Length 235
feet BEAM feet depth Of hdd Y ieet register lo1O
tuns She has accommodations Tor " lstclass paSseh-
| gers.
The first meeting of the AlumnB AssOcia-
ton OF the Normal College held in the large han OF
the College on Saturday. varied programme consist
| ing Of musical exercises, essays and reeitatons was
closed with addresses by Commissioner Wood ana Pres
den Hunter, after which the Association sang Auld
! Lang Syne."
The new chapel of the Harlem Presbyterian
! Church, in Onehundredandtwenty y-tfthst between
Fourth and Fifh-aves. dedicated yesterday, the
Rev. Dr. Burchard, the Rev. Or. Duryea, and others,
taking part in the services. The first story designed
for ecurerOom and in the rear there an extension
The second story is for the sunday-schoo The church
edIice viii be completed next year.
Samuel Schoonmaker, an old and respected
merchant Of this city. died at his residence IN South
Nnth-st Brooklyn, d. yesterday after long Illness
Mr. schoonmakcr was born in saugeres, Ulster County
Aug A. 1903, and was descended rom an 0d knlcker
cetv OF Mechanics and Trldesmeu, an earnest worker
IN the cause of reform, and good ana upright inau
Wednesday afternoon.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 5i7 taxes collected, S4,76G 81
Vicar-General Nelligan, of Nassau, y. p, who was
reported missing, has been found in RockaEay.
The Park Commissioners have agreed to pay the
$4,000 required to raise the mains in Unlerhisye
The Water Commissioners have accepted Patrick
Smiths eontrae, to build Govanus for +2G3G 9S
The Water Commissioners dismissed n large num-
Der II employees Saturday aud Is said that others viii ooFi
Bishop Ioughlin confirmed coo children, twO-thirds
ofhom we've girls in the Church S. Mary star Of the Sea- yesterday
samuel Burrows viii begin duty as Collector Of
TO-DAY li val be one OF Tie Commission 10 -oose 'As 'lIl
memttr Of ha Water Bo1ri.
Commissioner of Charities Henry Corr states that
me eo Of .e Commts Of Fifty tal. he Commissioners have
no. accounted s 0 received Om inmates Of the Luate ygm
Fhe Coroners Jury, in the case Of Francis T. Pape,
who was crushed oasoa oat ard Slip Weinas'
day night have ,sure the company EF Heeeu1g to have gates
erected az the siia
The Board Of Estimate will report to the Joint
Board that s60i should Be raised Or v and county expenses
Ia taI. S-S snoaa,Iag S5i to tl55jOo
The amount 20 be paid by the propcrty-owners in
the oroasfre, aTe B., The Old Water Do 'ner the Legislative
,ap,one scL lis' C. Tie amount paid 70 the Collector OF
Taxes since jane Tiso.l'5 =.
Eleven members of the Grecnwich-st. gang Of
thieves who we're p,ure by Capt Fey o with $4,000 worth
~ stolen prorery we're srragned before Justice Demar SATURDAY
aat pleading , committed to await the action the Grand
Three tie women.
LONG ISLAND
GLFEypoH--Large numbers of menhaden have
a appeared The Shelter Island Camp Meeting Assoca-
loa SID tuil uapc - BY 20 feet
Locr vLFTe Rev. John Hart viii be ordained Pastor Of the
Reformed ChUcIto-morrow.
RocAwArS B. v W. Hooper q, drowned recently.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PFFEsKII1.-A ferry between this town and Iona
I with running hourly connect with al Hudson River trains
will soon be eled.
Bower German deekhand 40 On the steamer
Thomas Colle. drowIed yesterday while bathing.
Pryrs BnIDaE-Robert s. Ross wals broker recently
thrown from AIS e.. lage aal dangerously injured
sc,RDlLa-aa MCue attempted suicide recently by shooting
''H''"' yEw-JERsEY
JERSEY CTY-Tle water supply was cut off yes
teriay allow repairs to The thousand four hundred crates
Of strawbenes arrived BY e Railroad
fer freight line btwe.n the aasyyana Central Railroad depot and the
Cunar docks corpee.The total estimate for the yearly
appropriations prsIid the Board Of Finance AMI Taxa
ton is sI36g46 &C. Mine Of smallpox reported
.. Esk ge9,, are mo now %a,, trsaiTspi: s ::
bic, nf-renc Of NeWioh detectives at The Long Branch
SewJesg deteyes tie sttr w nse,ssr have all dee
Ies are makrg araue parade July r. They have
90 entirely @ and have made application TO he Police
parade in YewYor Prentice Bo Log No. will 90 New
in the afternoon, and JON IN parade in that city,
NEwARK-Appleauoa TO- new trial Biuner robbery
tee a, '1 70 10 er IN tie , lL W. George W Thorpe
representing $1,000 la n admitted To probate Joan Mer WIG
Railroad died SATURDAY Injuries John lna OF so. ls
Markets. Over rain al the MarAest depot on Saturday
HoBoKzS-The jury in he Of erciy CLERK Frederick F.
RoWal charged with being leftier to the city the extent Of
$1,000 came a5 m Saturday alter absence rouIs
returned verdict Of not guilty.
READSGrS-Levs Rple. age 60 recently hanged himself lis
POLICE NOTES.
| Ann Ennis age 3, of No. 1s2 Tigh-st fell from a