New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

people. principally boys had thed at each Of the two ire
Ne middle 6 Ia u TSy viii pTGro e Hor ya Fl e
\ River paw
/ The, United States steamer Brooklyn arrived at
port FROM Squadron saturday morn
ing anchored OF the Battery. In few days she viii
proceed Navyard and go OF commission The fol
lovingis sof the oacers Captain John IL Upshur com
Iuanding Lieut. Commander C II pendleton executive ON
Parks; surgeon n L. Bates; Passed Asssant Sun ge9n A.
L. p Aes Passed Assistant Engineers L. Harvey r and and
Frank " Nichols Ensign & freeman; Midshipmen II.
Reich David Peacock and G. A. & CSr9 @ Gstav y W1g 81 ha
Carpenter William Carter; Sal maker, John j. Byrne.
A BROOKLYN.
Mr.. Beechers esd birthday occurred on Saturday.
The ringing of bells by peddlers in the streets on
Sunday is TO be stopped BY the police
Coney Island beach, in the distance, seems to
have grown a forest Of flag topped trees
The teachers employed in public schools received
their salaries July Saturday.
Five divorce cases were in the courts last week.
Cruelty adultery and nhuman treatment were among the al
The United States torpedo boat Intrepid which
lying Dock the NavyYsrd since last No
vember has sailed for the torpedo station at Newport l.
Edward Valentine was arrested on the Coney
Island beach evening by Tnd and Tooney OF
Brooklyn CeHira Office for PLAYING threeeard monte
The Centennial Committee of the 23d Regiment,
consisting OF euts Moore and Cowng start for Philadelphia
tonight prepare ground that has been secured for
campment.
colossal equestrian statue of Gen. Dominique. ex-
President Of the Hayan Republic. made by rm OF zinc
founders in Brooklyn, has been shipped TO ay The horse
Is six feet and eight inches hgh AZ q ne G rise 1 e ana
Several boys placed log of wood on the track of
the Coney Island Railroad Friday The engineer of train
conang passengers the obstruction In time to sacken
peel her threw the log aside without causing
any damage Ihe engineer chased tle 1os am I'M at
uray. said that the log the track for fun
Dr. Tamage preached yesterday in the Brooklyn
last time before his vacation which viii
last until September the morning service 55 mem
beTs received making 02 members in ali who have
fe ea GT ts Sss oecGpeS er the evening sinon The
annual "hand shaking occurred.
The body of drowned man recovered ycster-
day at the foot Ferrt by Charles Donns of No AGA
Court ST. 1t had apparently been or tine
35 years OF age, feet and inches in
hight with dark hair and sandy WskeIs and nslaehe he
black diagonal and light vest anil trousers Upon
of the fingers was gold ring containing square and
compass.
Charles Hibbard. a real-estate broker in NewYorS,
was arrested saturd y complaint Of Mr. Little saloon
keeper OF No Unons Hbbard represented himself to
Little Of the property occupied by the latter and
iGTf1 e S E @ absent f from @ home S6ard called and o6ed
s3O0irom Mrs. Little 10 bind the bargan e stated that
Cooper an indian and produced deed signed by lin. has
William Viii iiI'H {. Barrett iS had charge. "
JERSEY CITY.
Emma Wadsworth, the child who died from star
walton on Friday was Saturday by the overeer Of
the Mrs. WadswOTth and her three remaining children
are stil on the old canaLbOat.
The residence of the Hon. John Carscallen ex-
Speaker OF the House Payonaave near Groyest was
fobbed OF as in money ana 500 %
George Somersall of Camden is here in search Of
his George aged H. who ran away from home last
Wednesday writing noe stating that he was going 10
NewYOrA begin life tie way "Bootblaek Johnny old in
the story
The class of 1876 at the Normal School was grad
mated on SATURDAY. contained % young women. McssT
MeGraih and Jewe Of the Board Educaton made short
addresses to the school and the diplomas we're presented by
Principal Lindsey.
The Jersey City delegation to the Centennial
parade Of order Of American Mechanics 1t Philadelphia
July viii consist Of seven oouncl. Leail Dy band of
music. dsrt coiored ioUndtopped straw nat has Deeh
adopted for uniformity.
HE passage of a bill by Congress ordering the
oval Of the powder magazine from Bills Island
gysS @ ,s ssnST n IN attend m % @ m hope PEE
| Of securing the property.
The Board of finauce on Saturday ordered the
publication Of in all the Official papers in relation TO
penalty delnq tayes and directed that posters be
To- iyc eS esSh aS oDporGny TO- pay before Aaga. l.
William Welsh. an ice dealer, made wager of
800 with number gentlemen at the Bergen Clubhouse
aat he could wheel 100 Pegns q e from Bergen gae TO
and pounds left his return viii start on next
Thursday.
The following changes in the parishes of clergy
men Of the Roman Catholic churches have been announced
Father Smith Marys removed st. Paul Of the Cross,
Father of ST. Josephs 20 be his assistant Father Burke
dalton Of Newark TO s. Muy's Bergen Point aHd Father
Nareschol, o. > D., TO the Church at Cnion In
NEWARK.
George ". Cross, prominent real-estate dealer of
this city gentleman large family arrested yesterday
taken before Justice ott9 on , number Of eharres
! lady who had been employed by him.
NEw-JERsEY
JrxIoy HIr-The Bergen Line Avenue Commits
completed the assessments and award Of damages
for widening improving the road The total assessment is
Hayes and Wheeler campaign club was ogauized
| at Centennial Hall on saturday night.
WEST HoBoKESA envi0us OF the reputation OF Mrs
earys COW Jumped through window ~ John Gross
ad on PTo,he @p 10 a set G the saoSa on
| ana damaged II to the amount Of $50.
| PATERsoS-Ex.Tax Commissioner Bromley and eITax
CLERK Eakns sent to the state Prison few weeks
There y deaths this month in Paterson up to poon on
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| MOUNT YERNoS.-Iast Tuesday the constable
took possession Jupiter Powder Works at this place
upaer of chattel the machinery,
STOCK and xtures On Thursday heday before the burning
Of the establishment OF the works obtained per.
mission from constable to horse and wagon belong
ing to ne mai there as another horse and wagon
in Morrsana belonging 70 The hIm which might be seized
Dnrng absence G50pounds Of Jupiter powdr which he
ned lady passenger by Railroad, who lett tho
Train Woodawn as sac passed near The idcoIy saw man
with heavy beard leaving the premises and before she
had gone TWO the reports and the flames issu
. E G aeo s epssd 10 the scee and did good service all the
other oompaaes Kept st respectful distance not i1oSng
rer~ovedy There were two morages on The bsdng one for
600 led BY Wa j i ,6 PeRgion b Of t Pace m &c The
SaSi q o6o The proPiief6s wagner Haber viii locate
woEs N the town O. %esteaeeI unless prevented by
SING sIsG-Repubcans talking Of organizing Hayes
| and Wheeler campaign club.