New-York tribune., 1873-01-02
NEW YORK CITY.

NBW-IObh Clli'
The Bleecker-st. cars ran as far as the IN
tersection Of Parkrow and Bleeokers yesterday Tor
the first time snce the but could not reaoh
the ferry lower part OF the line stu Deng mpass
able.
Teamsters have cause to be wary IN OBJ
structed streets. Henry ID. Hart age IS, OF F1fysxth
ST. and Tenth ave. fell of his wagon IN PearLs yesier t
day. and wheel OF another wagon passed over hs ioiV
leg, severely ipjuring 1t.
The per:"d Of daylight assaults in the streets
has quite sts by. James Walker age 49, oi NO 12o
Washington-st was stabbed In the left arm by an un-
known man. reItbsve. and Nineteenthst Yesterday
while Fighting With several men at seeond,hVe' ana ana
Forty seventhst., was struck on the head WIN cuo
aud received severe scalp wound
BROOKLYN.
A crowd of rowdies assaulted Officer Flana-
gan of the Tenth Precinct in Bergen-st, on Tuesday
night while he was arresting Thomas McDonough for
dsOrderly conduct. and succeededn In Ieseung Inc ps
oner The officer was badly bruised but subsequently
hss assailants were arrested and held to answer
A dispute occurred yesterday afternoon, IN
the Brooklyn Gas-house. at the foot OF Hudsonaye.
between Michael Feeney aud John Ryan, two workmen'
and finally the latter received blow In the race from
Feeneys fist and fell down. striking his head on an iron on
was removed to the City Hospital suffering from concus
sion of the The physicians pronounced ms injuries
locked M in the second Precinct Sationhouse TO await
the result Of the injuries inflicted.
LONG ISLAND.
HuNTER's PoINT.-The Central Railroad OF
Long Island s now in complete running order from Hun
ters Point TO Farmiugdae. The officers and directors
OF the Flushing aud North Shore road, by whom the
road will be operated passed its entire extent on
Tuesday last ana will be opened for travel as soon as
the new depot buildings at Hampstead in course OF
construction are completed This road, 1t viii be re-
membered, was advertised TO be opened some months
ago. but the work OF the bridges was found to be
defective. and the opening was DELAYED unt the iat
could be remeded This road branches from the Flush
ing road at the east end OF the Malnst draw-Ordge,
Flushing village, runs southerly along the Fiushlhg
meadows thence through the Black stump district,
crossing the Long Island Railroad at Hyde Park, near
the western limits OF A. T. Stewards Plain purchase ana
thence southerly direction to farmingdale' Inc
road with all its appointments, Is nrst-cass IN every
particular aud is laid the entire length Win steer ras
GREENPoRT.-The annual eleetlon Tor ChleL 4, ana no
Assistant Engineers OF the Fire Department VIII be
held next Tuesday. shpbuildlng more lively at TINS
schooner building Mr. c. W. Alcott OF New-York by
o. II. Bishop is fast approaching completion; she Is
considered Of the most thoroughbuit vessels as re-
CARDS material and workmanship ever constructed at
this place. Kees have also been laid Tor two sehooners
of COO uus each persons at South Dennis The other
shipyards equally busy, as are also those OF Port
Jefferson. The present revival OF the wooden SHIP
buldur interest nowhere apparent than IN the
shpyards OF Long Island Tne liquor saloon OF Charles
H. Story was broken into few nights ago Dy unknown
persons who set all the liquor running When the pro
retor reached the saloon at ne found the beer
SIN running and the floor flooded He estimates his
loss ~ sZIO.
EAST HAMProY.-Rufus Rose has resigned the position
Of Justice Of the Peace, having obtained situation IN
the New-IOrk Custom-house.
SAG HARBoR.-The annual corporation meeting for the
election Of two trustees and other village officers, Will be
held next Monday.
FIRE PLAcE.-The store Of John o. Reeve was robbed
Tuesday night OF dry goods and groceries worth sO
JAMAIcA-The population OF this township is about
5000 There were 1913 deaths last year
STATEN ISLAND.
ToMPKINsVuLE.--At a meeting of the
Tompkins Lodge, f. and A. NJ, the following officers
were installed s. c. Hall, Master Henry Seymore, S.
W. Peter W. silvey, G. W.; G. Van Tasse Secretary j.
E. Armstrong Treasurer the Rev J. GOWNS, Chaplain;
James A. Ware, s. d.; Joseph Keel e. d.; Adoiph Koch
and Jonn Bale, NJ of c. Henry 5egulne, John Bale, asd
Robert Bryant, Trustees.
sTAPLETos-The Staten Island Railroad Companys
ferry discontinued their night trips, owing to
the quantities of floating ice in the bay The latest boats
Will leave the Island at p. M, and New-fork at D. NJ
CAsTLEroS.-The indictment against Robert D. Min
turn, ex-Superylsor, has been quashed
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY O4TT-The per cent penalty will be
added to-day all unpaid Capt Van River OF
the Second Police Precinct entertained the men on his
force at his residence in Fourthst last night The
annual ball OF Company G, lth Regiment, N. q. S. N J
took place. last night In the armory at Twentyseyenth
ST. aud Avenue D.. The morse cars were all running
yesterday but double teams were still necessary and
consequently only half the usual number OF trips could
be made.
PATERsoy-The musical soiree OF the Paterson Choral
Society was given at odd Fellows Han, last night.
The annual ball OF the Paterson social IunVefeln look
place Tuesday night at Continental Hall and that OF
Hberna Hose Company No. at same place last night
"A fair in aid of the Totowa NJ. 4. Church was held
last night and will be continued tonight The fair in
aid Of the st. Joseph's Hospital will be continued
throughout the week The annual meeting OF the
Ladies' Hospital Association will take place to-day in
the ectureroom Of the First Baptist Church The
funeral OF the Hon. Chas Hemingway will take place
to-day from his late residence, No. "A PrOspect-st
Funeral services will also be held in ST. Paus Church..
A large number Of the Passasc water hydrants are
frozen up =
HIoBoKES.-The fourth annual ball of Meadow Engine
Company No. g. took place, last 1ght, at Webers Hail..
John and Patrick Keating arrested, last night for
lighting and trying to start riot in WilOwst. saloon
lAnnouneement.i