New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

served yesterday In the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Churches In the Episcopal churches the usual cAurch
service read together with the Erises and Gospels
set apart the OCCASION after which the Holy Com
munon was given In the Roman Catholic churches the
day was observed with great soeunity Al ST ste-
phen's, St. Anns ST. Francis Xasiers st. vincent fer-
ers and other churches in the city, High Mass was cee-
bralcd In the morning, and was followed Ill tc evening
by Solemn Benedction OF the Blessed sacrament @ Az 9 81.
IatIicks Cathedral the celebration OF the lest'u Was
deferred until Sunday next
BROOKLYN.
| Controller Powell has begun paying the SEMI
annual interest on registered city bonds.
The Republicans of the Twelfth Ward
formed organization last night. I'm favor of John f.
Henry as "A candidate for Mayor.
DIR. Andrew OttersOn, the newly appointed
Health Officer took his official oath yesterday after cali
Ing upon May or Hunter and thanking him for his nonna-
ton
The new building of Public School No. II,
on Adcphi-st, which has just III completed ut cost
of $7i 900 formally opcnc' g LAY In the pres
ence vi "a large audience
| The Board OF City Works yesterday fixed the
following scale Of daily CalAers 80: assistant
cakers 80 so frstcaSs lAb0rer secoudclass labor
crs II rs men, 81 20 dpper and basin men, o.
son of Daniel Bub of Elery-st., f. d.,
died late Oh Monday night from compression OF the
BRAIN caused by striking his head against some hard sub
stance at the bottom Of NewtOwn Creek wiie no Was
bathing.
! Frances Myer age A, of No. 15S First-st,
T. d. was run over and instantly killed by North seeoni-
St. car No. 81, driven by Michael Plum, st Flth and
! Frst-sts about p m yesterday The wheels passed
over the cllid's head
| Margaret Cunne, age 35, was dangerously
wounded the face with fire shovel in the hands Of
her husband, Patrick, while they were quarreng In their
home, at No. - states, about l:30 y. H. yesterday
| Her husbandes escaped arrest.
George Stanje, age ~, of No. S9S Flushing
ave. committed suicide yesterday by opening vein in
his arm while suffering from temporary insanity
| l.v Ipa.I nf N
was ~ suieT an attack
The wife of u. S.. Commissioner WinslOw of
No 800 Cntonst loaned 30 feet Of garden-hose and
hose ipc to man yesterday, TO wet down a pile OF
bricks" Neither the the hose having since been
heard from. the police have been asked TO lind then
Bernard McNally of No. 272 Tillary-st. was
stabbed in his left late Monday night during II
fight in which he engaged with some drunken compan-
returning from picnic at Lefers Park. His assaiant,
who is said to be named Brown, escaped
Seyen unknown men called at the photograph
gallery Of T. s. Esabrook at No i2G FultOns on Mon
day afternoon osiensIby to have their pictures taken
While Robert Torrance the operator was preparing the
plates in another room, the men Disappeared with 500
which had left In the pocket OF his vest which was
hanging clothes rack.
Alderman C'Reilly, Acting President of the
Board Of Aldermen has appointed Aldermen Zindel,
Howell Snyder Donovan Hill, and Clark to investigate
the charge against Alderman Gardner for erasng the
maine of George {. Bennett, nominated for member OF
the Board Of Education from report which had already
been signed by several members oi the Committee ON
| EducatiOn.
The hearing of the suit of Sarah Wood
AGAINST NJ +. OBricn, lawyer to set aside an alleged
fraudulent conveyance o land the defendant
| tmued before City Judge MeCuc yesterday. 1t was
stated that SUIT in which O'i5rlen was counsel
for the plaintiff hs bill of costs rendered to her m
ccd cnag ges 1850 for the Judge 1850 for the jury,
and 500 for the County Clerk.
JERSEY CITY.
The Board of Education estimates it's ex-
penses fiscal year, beginning Dec l. at $2ss.OOO.
Mrs. Mary O'Connor, residing on st. PauPs-
ave-. was severely burned by lamp explosion Oh Mon
day night.
John n. Law, age II, had three fingers cut
from his left hand by circular saw IN box factory ON
Firstst. yesterday
Charles Lowery was bitten by dog yestcr-
day at his fathers house. on the Bergen Point Plank
The Hon. Jasper Wandle, Garret Vreeland,
and Charles o. Potter were elected Yesterday Comnis-
soners of Assessment, by the Board OF Public Works.
A boy IS months DID, son of Thomas Co.'S
ten fell from the second story window of his fathers
house at No. 335 Montgomeryst, yesterday, and was
| killed.
Mrs. Ann Bennett, the woman who at
tempted to commit suicide Friday last. is still in q
prccarious condition Her husband has sold the rni
ture in his house and disappeared
The examination in the case of William
| Dempsey on the charge Of numbering James Butterfly
On New Years Day, concluded before Justice Patrick
Warren last evening Testimony given ~ show that
John salpen, the whose affidavit the proceedings
were held, had made threats aginst Dempsey. Justice
Warren committed Dempsey to jail on charge Of man
| slaughter. -
| NEWARK.
st. Bcnedicts College will hold its Com
mencement at Library Hall this evening
The Orphans Court yesterday admitted the
will Of Louise Gardner deceased, to probate.
The Industrial Institute gives notice that the
ensuing exhibition will bo open to the entire State
| will begin about Sept 1.
Paul Schnetzle, who was recently convicted
I'm the Court Quarter Sessions Of conspng with Austin
Mcclellan and others to defraui building hrm In q real
estate transaction aud fined $500 and TO imprs
onment for tw months the County Pentcntiary still