New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
NFW-YORK CITY.

riages, 229; births. 40 r ,o
II ;s probable that an early dividend OF AZ
,er cent will be declared by the Atlantic Natona DaA
The ladies of st. Teresa's Church recently
presented the Rev. Hugh Fattery with check Tor s'o
Ia aid OF his new undertaking.
An outvard-bound Hudson River Eallroau
train ran into au nwardbound train at Fourta'e anu
Fiftvtbird-st AT 4so D. IN. yesterday. The cars were
damaged considerably, but the passengers eS'"p'u -
jury vi,
The Summer timetable OF the New ,lA oiA
Central and Hudson River Railroad COMPANY VIII .'A'
effect TODAY. The New.York. New Haven and idrt%oru %
Railroad Company announce ne" ume- -'a0''' ''h''
ming to-day 81. ,o,.
A rare collection of antique furniture, bronzes,
cbinas des sgra ware, clocks, mirrors, orss
Messrs. Leavt at Clinton Hail. ON the eVohnSsoi A0
day and "Wednesday OF tils week.
Whether the investigation of the charges
against Joseph b. Young formerly Clerk OF the bo'ru
of Supervisors will be continued Is question '''
time can only decide. For three weeks inc case ha
posponeuent for one week. Supervisor Billings selhs
the only Committeeman present.
Rowdyism has received its customary renewal
with the advent Of warm weather. At m, yester-
dav gang OF rufans while returning from beer park
nc.u,c in the Nineteenth Ward, "made night hidcous"
by the loud utterance OF oaths and obscene sons Az
the Ihirdaye. railroad depot they became ~
general fight among ten elves ana platoon o Polce
Was dispatched by Captain Gunner Of the 10Th Precinct
To take care OF them.
The funeral of the late Joseph Fagnani took
place Saturday morning from 81. Georges Church. In
stuyvesant-sduare. The Rev Dr. Tyng conducted the
services large number of distinguished mourners
we're present besides representatives OF the various
clubs and societies OF which the deceased wasn mehDer
The remains were taken the Grand Central De ot ana
removed thence to Boston, where they were mterreu
yesterday IN Mount Auburn Cemetery
The new Union Square Hotel was formally
opened Saturday night, by the reception of large
rrfo gF,lu liytr reoVgr aaD
area Of III feet on Fteenthst and "a feet on Fourth
ave- The structure has cost s2j1o0O and the fitting
sc0OOO. There 40 rooms IN the house, All hiiei
guests may he accommodated. The serVants quarters
in the basement Fire extinguishers and hose are
literally distributed about the house, MAKING the pre-
caution against fire very thorough
Prof. Endemann has completed an analysis
OF a sample of the cOrned beet which 1t was thought
poisoned six Of the servants employed by Il ~ Blaeh-
ford FOurteenthst and four Others about ten days
ago he says that the beef, meat and bone, was eX-
from the substance other mineral irrtants. The
effects caused by the meat he attributes u te fornd-
ton OF poison IN the meat sell produced Dy some
peculiar process OF decomposition The ten patients
who ate Of the meat are conyalescent.
Commissioner Van Mort has given instruc
tions to have the puUhc baths put In order that by
the FIRST day Of Summer, Sunday, they will be
OPEN They will be toyed to tho foot of Charlesst and
secured in the North River and in the East River At
the OF Grands They 65 feet wide aud IS feet
Measures
crease the number Of baths Tie ba-houses are open
from q. until 10 p. on week days ana until D.
n on Sundays They are open for men and boys on
Sundays, Tuesdays, 1hursdays, and Saturdays, the
other portion Of the week being allotted - the women,
and for their use they will be open from a until
p. m.
Several ocean steamers of the most popular
lines left this port Saturday bearing scores OF tour
lists. One after another glided maesteay down the
harbor with flags and streamers flying for it the
anniversary of the birthday Of Queen Victoria. Many
distinguished passengers among those VINO sailed
large number CT George MacDonalds warmest friends
bade him good-by as he stepped board Of his vessel
Anton Rubnstein passenger on the DOnau. and
the Rev. DR. E H. Chaplin aud MS family took passage
months vacation abroad. The spain took out George
Vandenhoa the eocutonst, while the German steamer
Baron schlOzer, and Julius Schubert.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, AS; taxes collected, $780,
lOi
A mad dog was shot at Fulton and Utica
aves yesterday.
The Coroners have finally determined to re-
sumo the Goodrich inquest on June 4.
U. S. Marshal Harlow seized 1850 cigars, 12
pieces OF silk and 10 china for nonpayment Of
duties, on Saturday
Ex-AssessOr 0. B. LEIGH is named for the
Office Register Of Arrears under the provisions OF the
new Charter. and John Williams OF the Seventeenth
Ward for Police Commissioner.
Arthur 3. Tracy of No. CT Greene-ave. has
been declared the most competent OF the candidates
for the naval cadetshp and the Examining Board will
recommend his appointment to Congressman Woodiord
A two-story frame dwelling owned by James
j. DOwd, which was being removed TO the rear OF No
AS Batie-st fen suddenly, Saturday and buried Mi
chael Cuughlin OF No 42S Datc-st.. In the ruins He
dug out by some citzens aud removed TO the City
Hospital, where his injuries were pronounced Of fatal
nature. The house had been standing IN dangerous
condition since last Winter Notwithstanding the fact
that there is Building Inspector in the pay Of the city,
LONG ISLAND.
FAR RocKAwAY.-The Right Rev. Bishop
Lourhln dedicated yesterday altar in the church
OF ST. Mary Star OF the Sea- OF which the Rev Joseph
Bruneman is pastor. The Blshop also blessed altar
piece.
PORT RICHMoND.-The Staten Island shad
fishing VIII close for the season to-day.
MIDDLEToS-several thousand of last years unpaid
back bills will be returned to the State Controller ON
June 10, If not paid by that time.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Morn HAvEN.-MTs Jennie Wheaton of New
Haven, after visiting some friends In New York. on
Saturday started for home In the 1870 D. Ia train OF the
New-Ilaven Railroad aud soon afterward was taken in
with hemorThage Of the lungs and left By conductor
Wallace at Wards Hotel IN this place, where she ded
almost immediately.
10 postpone its incorporation Tor present as theT
keel CONVINCED that they getting along very well and
HIHGsDRIDGE,-A handsome and snbstantisl scbooI
building. capable OF accommodating I5O children has
jukt been completed.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Edwin Z. Dudley, age "A, a
son OF Alderman Dudley committed suicide. Saturday
evening by shooting himself the foot OF the Hundred
stepaen the Mountain-road He was removed 10 his
fathers home on bummt-ave. The ball entered near
tho heart and Dudley remained unconscious untIl 4
o'clock yesterday morning when he died The deceased
aTlT haL IL
period OF temporary insanity produced by overstudy
4 he police OF the THIRD Precinct haze contributed
InOst enough 10 pay the fine and costs imDosed ON
Sergeant Van Busb,rk, who convicted OF f1se i'm
In the case OF Constable Woerner = Tbe