New-York tribune., 1874-06-01
NETWORK CITY.


last Saturday.
Henry A. Bartsch, age a. committed suicide
in his No 1e Market-st. Yesterday by nring
bullet into his heart Ine deceased asa Seen unSOie "
The Laborers' Union Benevolent Society has
ordered that and after to day member OF the or
sauizaton shall allowed TO under the regular
wages 81 so day for attending masons and 10 per
day for attending plasterers
Several yachts belonging to the Atlantic
yacht Club sailed harbOr and down as far as
Sandy Hook Saturday AFTERNOON The feet was COM
posed Of Peerless Commodore Roger Max
vail Kate, l. Lawrence; Arion. w P. Cooper. light
breeze blew from the southwark and the cruise was IN
every way enjoyable. The yachts anchored near the
look and at p. ID. returned
On Nov. 4, 1872, man who gave his name
Granville Ely approached Gurdon s. Colt the purser
of the steamer Elm CITY, and said that he wished to go 10
NewHayen but had no money. He asked that he might
be allowed remain the boat and Mr. Colt consent
ed to let him do and Tor the time gave hm ms own
staterOom. Alter the boat had left the pier Mr. Colt
gone, and with him gold watch and chain valued at
Police Court Yesterday morning Justice Fammer com
united him in default OF 5000 bail He says that he Is
clerk, and lives in Lyma Conn.
OrOnhyateka, NJ. D., Chief of the Indian
Orangemen Canada and Grand Secretary OF Ontario,
is a visit to this country. honored with
reception Saturday evening by the Orangemen Of
NewYOrE and the vicinity, at No. 272 Bowery There
was large gathering representatives being present
from many OF the lodges OF Jersey City and Brooklyn.
State Grand Master A basserc presided Inc guest or
the evening introduced by j. J. Bond. Supreme
GRAND Master OF the United States. few well
chosen remarks Mr.. Bassere Oade nm welcome TO New
York. An address was then presented 10 Oronhyaeka
by Mr.. BOND. 70 which the Indian responded lu we'll
delivered speech. The remainder OF the evening was
devoted TO social enjoyment
The funeral services of the Rev William
D. Aston St. Philips Church, Protestant Eps-
ropa colored who died Tuesday last held in the
church In Mulberry near Bleecker-st, yesterday The
Altsr and choir gallery were draped black and in
or
taing the body Seated behind the altar
railing were Right Rev Bishop Potter. the Rev.
Frederick Sill the Rev JOhn Peterson the Rev. Henry
L. Potter OF Grace Church, the Rev. Dr. living the
Rev. Wellington Webb, the Rev stephen Holmes, and
ihe DIr. Woodruff The opening services were CON
Quoted by the Rev Mr.. Peterson. Bishop Potter then
5is synpatny for tDeir misfortune. Tae Rev Henry
q. Potter also spoke, after which tle remains were
carried from the church, and taken TO Cypress Al Gem
BROOKLYN.
The gross amount TO be raised by taxation
FOR 1875 s.77oI65 o. being increase Of .895s2 la
A building belonging to John McCloskey,
carpenter az No GIG Bergenst. fell Saturday bury
iDg him IN the ruins lie was rescued
Frank f. Coleman of Red Bank, \. j., who
had been arrested charged with stealing horse wac
Aonoraby discharged on saturday by Justice Delnar.
Cornelius Ballon and Edward Maloy were ar
rested at midnight Saturday. charge OF assault
ing Cooper OF No. 81 Conover-st, Brooklyn
AND rOb0iug ner OF sl9
Edward Cochran of No. "a Plymouth-st. had
some young men recently for disorderly con-
duct Having been discharged they collected before
us residence Saturday evening to annoy hin. de
ordered them away and when they refused ne sp-
,roaehed them repeating his orders one OF tue party
Nathaniel Palmer him on tine head with his INST
ochran the sidewalk, aud IN the fa struck ms
mead against the step OF his stoop fracur
tng MS and rendering him insensioie, Inc phys
cians who examined MS wounds SAID that the l1lury
would probably prove fatal Palmer was arrested and
locked up in the second Precinct station.
The following returns submitted to the
,card OF Assessors on Saturday show the amount upon
which Brooklyn corpOratOrs will be assessed for per
eona tax
Alase state B., SO 600 American District TegPh COmpny.
Railroad Company sssOS6 To- BROOKLYN wacheae Company;
900 @ Sps sos .i9' .s B.Sa SSHP9 5 Ss ~;
ompa1y asn - hsssu oOo MeehArss Bsaf Ma
nns W *264oo Sp.p SacnA ss p B.' SSoS09O
tompsnv sI5j4 RdEsvod Insurance COMPANY sl2 4O6 66
10000 1913 500 Van & Boai street ssa ssisd 4S
smsbursh ,Cy Pre- Insurance COMPANY s4oOI2O Brooklyn
S''' ''''''''' LONG ISLAND.
HENPsTEAD-Du1ing the month of May the
ruIs OF the following named deceased persons were
,roved before Judge Hagner Of Queens County Thomas
W Albertson John H. Blower, Jesse Mills, and Esther
Oakley Letters OF administration were graned on the
nstates OF the named intestaes LOUISA BaetZ
Anne Jackson stephen Kating, sophia NJ Lowden Will
Mary e. Powell Eza sands, Cornelius stoothof, Isaac
scot Isaac Townsend Catharine Won liam ANA ASahaa
sriuia and Bavli Whlte Guardians appointed
Erapci. Brysnt william and Christina Goodwin, Oscar
and Franz kaib, Alice, Charles henry, ahu Jsanetle
Powell Abram. George and Alfred C. soper and Ohve
feW W,nser Final accountings had IN the
,ates OF Charles Powell Conrad Bruwer, Henry Titus,
John CoomDs. and William Iappen.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Actlng Police Sergeant Felix
SmIth charged with assisting in the es-
cape OF prisoner ana nssion % nave nave ssnrdsy
~ The City Court VIII begin Its June term to-day,
Judge Peane presiding Several days since Hesth n
Ofhcer Deunler directed the closing OF Jaggers M on
nuisance. The complaint is based on the assertion.
that dweiihgs t The Raard of Health viii In
dure into the matter to-day
GRIEyPoINr-Four youths named Angus McKinnop,
alias Redney !" age l6: William Hell. age le; Daniel
Jss ir ana Fred W. ggins, arrested here at dif
ferent during the past week. charged win tne
gu. wac discharged after examination, the evidence
against him not being clear. All the boys are OF re-
s6eeIable families living in the village. MeKinnon
HeI and Ross we're held to await the action OF the
Grand Jury aud the former not oelng able 10 procure
bail was sent 10 the Rlverhead JAN on saturday
GrpS CoyK-Frank Bailey arrested saturday
ard fined SIT aud costs for assautng George Kinks
daughter and fOrc0ly taking mug from her nnger.
specia Corporation meeting Is 70 De held here today
consiaer The best means of abatng nuisances
winch complained OF Dy the Board OF Health
SHELTER IsLAsD-The Manhasset House at Locust
Point leased for i've years Oy MT Goud tor
merry OF Chicago He expects " open IT FOR the reception
Of guests about July l.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The facts for divorce suit
are now being recited before referee in this place
About two years ago Noses W. Miller, retired farmer
age TO- VINO is worth 10000, married Josephine A.
LYMAN aged IL daughter OF an engineer on the Har-
lem Railroad They lived happily for some tlme put .he
husband was few months ago, told Dy pretended
friend his wife unfaithful 10 MIN Inls person
offered for $780, 10 furnish proof OF the assertion iRs MS
money II Is said. paid SUIT for divorce was De.
yum Dy the husband in last october, out before u naa
gone far he became dissatisfied with ms acton ana naa