New-York tribune., 1873-07-24
TIE National.
BROOKLYN.

| Henry Elias, an officer of the Police Sanitary
| Squad died yesterday from cholera morbus. He had
een % years the force, and was on duty as late as
| Monday last. -
The Rev. Thomas Cutlery, editor of The
Toronto Chrtsiian Journal, will deliver lecture on
George Peabody, in Bridge-st. Primitive Methodist
| Church tonight.
Joseph shannon, residing at Yates-ave. and
Floydst went from his employers store on Saturday
and has been lie wore a linen duster and
! black pantaloons
The list Regiment of New-York will be
given a reception by the 18th Regiment OF this city, on
September sth, and there will also be parade and
| review by Gen. Hancock.
The annual picnic of the children Of the
Church OF the Assumption Will be held at Myre-ave
PARK to-day. st. Augustlne's Roman Catholic Church
will also hold a pcuc to-day at Pope's Park.
The contract to repave Lafayette-ave., from
Fatbush to BedfOrdaves was, yesterday, awarded by
the Board OF City Works TO John Mullins the lowest
about $4,000
The OfTal dock still remains at the foot of
Wasingon-aye., and the Nineteenth Ward property
Works to have II removed having with sponse,
will probably apply to the courts.
United States Marshal Harlow sold at public
auction yesterday by virtue OF writ OF rendttoni
erponas, steam-tug Brilliant, 70 feet long, IL feet
BEAM with higlpressure engine. The purchasers
Iessrs Lone Fleming, and the price paId was sl355o.
| Charles Griffith late Lieutenant in the
list Regiment has been chosen Captain Of Company c,
47th Regiment and George III. Street, late Sergeant Of
| Company l., 47th Regiment, has been chosen First
Leutenant and George +. Kesser Second Lieutenant.
The Police and Fire Commissioner and
Members OF the Board Of City Assessors have not yet
been appointed as Controller still favors his friends
| and the Auditor tho nominees OF the Republican
Caucus. 1t Is believed by that no appointments
will be made before January next
Kate St0ddard, the murderer of Charles
Goodrich has been made party to an action. Jane E.
Grannlss holds mortgage OF $500 on the Degrawst
houses and she now sues David Goodrich, William W.
Goodrich and Lizzie Lloyd King, widow, claiming to
be widow OF deceased, to oreclose the mortgage Wnen
the papers served Kate she intimated that she
had no wish TO be connected with the estate.
The cornerstone of a new school-hOuse and
gymnasium for the Eastern District Turnyerein
laid at NJ. G5 Meseroest last evening, the stone being
placed in position by Mayor Powell. Speeches were
made by local orators, and there was singing by 800
Children accompanied by string band. Turner
ties from New-York and Brooklyn vere present, and
the ceremony was supplemented by festivities IN Turner
Hail. The building IS to be 10 by 90 feet IN ground di
monsions, and three stories high It will be OF brick
aud Will cost $1,000
The steamer Amos c.. BarstOw, which is
building for the Merchants Steam Line OF Provi-
dence r. L. was launched from Messrs. Lawrence &
Foulkss yard at Greenpoint yesterday morning. The
vessels Dimensions follows: Length, $50 feet;
breadth OF BEAM SO eet depth OF hold, 10 feet, The
100 long, 20 feet breadth and feet deep, also
building at this yard and at the foot OF Tenhst a
constructed.
The Health Board is making earnest efforts
to preserve the health OF the city, and in the OF
the oal contract it Is probable that action will speedily
TO compel the contractor to carry the pro-
visions Of his agreement At meeting the mat
referred the counsel for the Board that
question OF the Jurisdiction OF the Department the
premises might be fully determined. Tho weekly re-
port OF the Registrar OF Vital Statistics shows that the
number OF deaths for the week ending July 10 976
including children under the age Of five years This
increase OF 80 the previous week The deaths
from cholera infantum were loan increase OF q
over the previous week. There also five deaths
from cholera morbus aud one fro IN smallpox
LONG ISLAND
JAMAICA-While DR.. Beldin was returning
home along the Hoffman Boulevard, several nights ago.
wild dogs suddenly emerged from the woods at the
roadside and gave him chase Not being prepared for
such company the Doctor gave his horse the whip and
the dogs finding they could not Overtake him. returned
the woods after following him a short distance
The dogH erocious looking animals OF largo size
and doubt belong 20 tho breed that has infested
that nelghborhood for some years past having been
known, IN Instances ~ attack the fields
seen, and is feared that, unless they exterminaed
some one may yet be killed by thom
Long ISLAND CHY.-While George Graham age s, and |
yard yesterday morning pile OF lumber fell upon them
aud Young Graham badly crushed that ms life is
despaJod o. Two others were slightly injured. ....mary