New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

Nv ~ The Hon. f. NJ Madden Of Middletown n T.; ana
Barton n, 'e Wnsow Of Poughkeepsie. - COleman
HoWse-John f. McDonough OF PhiindePnla :, - o.
ne~is HoteI-Paymaster r. W. Allen, U. s. Navy.
NETWORK CITY.
An eccentric indivdal rode down in an
Eighth-ave car yesterday morning, his breeches re-
yersed OF {" inside out"
The Rev. Edward Fontaine of louisiana
read paper last evening before the Historical Society
on the Aborignes and Aboriginal Remains OF Amer
ica
The Children's Aid Society sends out 10
persons TO Missouri to-day, under the charge OF j. r.
Bruce The majority Of them will settle In the neShoor
hood Of Kansas City.
The veterans of the Independent Tompkins
Blues have raised $4,000 toward the erection OF monu-
ment in memory of Col Baxter, leader Of the l2th heg
ment In the Mexican war.
An effort is making to place the Home
for Training Women TO Christian Work" upon an In
dependent basis by asking voluntary subscriptions
from all Protestant churches.
A heavy fog-the first of the season and
forerunner of dismal November days-hung over the
and North Rivers for several hours Yesterday ana
finally drted away before o. d tha GUa RAM WHICH
The stampede of Sing Sing prisoners is sup
posed to have been made they either wished to
made room for the Ring thieves, the principle that
turn-abou is fair play, OF were AZ tho
idea OF the company they Will DO oDnSeu W kecp WIFI
the Tammany cuprts arrive.
Fire Marshal McSpedon reports SO fires in
this cty.during September. Loss on buildings t7'ooi
loss on stock $4 620otal sol $50 Insurance on build
ings, $54 $50 insurance on stock S26s1o-toa sioooo
Uninsured loss ON buildings, s2I25 uninsured loss on
stock S 3O5-tOtal, $50. Total insurance loss T765O
The ferry-boat Commodore Barney OF the
Roosevelt-st line came in collision with schooner
flowed by tugDoat at H., yesterday in the middle
of the East River. The passengers IN the gentlenens
cabin were startled by the JD-b1om or schooner CRASH
ing in upon them, but, as only lew were Oh lne Doa'
none were injured
The bankers and brokers are unanimous in
saving that their faith In tho Committee OF Seventy re-
mains unshaken and that they look to the Committee
alone for a pure city government In the future lhey
the necessity Of on the part OF G gE
OF beneficial results would be greatly impeded'
A reception was rendered yesterday after
noon bv the officers Of the Swedish rgate Josehhe 10
Miss Christine Nilsson Among the guests were hir'
Bass, Swedish Consul; Gen. Gilmore, U; 3: A.; Gen;
Funk N g. g. n. " and others The vessel as trnnicd
with profusiOn OF bunting the American, Swedish ana
and on tie departure OF the guests the yards were
manned and parting salute was nreu'
The Southern New York Baptist Association
began it's annual session yesterday at the Baptist
church in West Fifty-thrdst the Rev Thomas d. Hen
derson Moderator, in the chair. The annual sermon
preached by the Rev j. s. Ilolne The GLOWING
THOMAS Armitage Moderator G. G. Norton Clerk j. ;h H.
| Rev. W. :. Niches Corresponding Secretary.
1
The Finance Committee of the Board of
Education expended $3.50 9s last month
The Long Island College Hospital Dispcn-
sary treated 723 patients during September
| The Mechanics and Traders Exchange Asso-
citation purpose to institute new bank with capital OF
| $4,000.
Subscriptions to present a national tcstimo-
NAL to the Ward Brothers. victOrs at the late nterna
ona regatta at Saratoga can be forwarded to inc IA
ona savings Institution No. COO Broadway care OF the
| Hon. Henry smith.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Queens, County
Democratic Convention made the following nominations
yesterday: District Attorney Benz W. Downing of
Flushing; Justice OF the Sessions, John g. snedeker Of
jamaica; Coroners, Henry d. Hale and Valentine
Bayls Of this place The following delegates TO
the senatorial Convention were appointed: T.. Petit
Leonard Fiushlng A. B. Noble and Paul Rooney, Long
Island city; Morris Flsd.ck and VIM Dnrnnd Jamaica;
Moore and ". Price Hempstead; B. Ketham and Geo:
Downing Oyster The Board Of supervsOrs at
OF Hampstead President; Piepont Potter OF Jamaica,
Clerk and Dr. d. r. Coster Gouny rnysf tr con-
the offices OF the Surrogate aud County Clerk and to OBJ
tain temporary offices i'll the Jamaica town hail.
JAMAIcA-The South Side Railroad Company has con.
tracted for the immediate construction OF commodious
pot this place, and for the extension OF Its Rocka
The Long Island Railroad Company win extend its
branch 10 the same place.
Suffolk County Agricultural Society
opens Its annual fair to-day. The Hon. Henry o. send
der Of New York will deliver IN address Tomorrow after
which the officers for the ensuing year will be elected
The exhibition will be closed on Friday evening.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MORRIsANIA. - The Excise Commissioners
have appointed Gustaye Levy Counsel to the Board and
will instruct him their next meeting to prosecute liquor
dealers doing business without license.
MorNT VERNoN.-An election Of officers OF School Dis
trct No L. Oh Monday evening resulted III the choice OF
the ticket Of the Citizens Association by alarge majority
WEST FARMs.-The Board Of Education has decided to
have the German language taught In the public schools,
and TO open an evening school in SchOolhOuse No.
YoRKTowN-The annual Fair OF the Agricultural and
Horticultural Society began yesterday, at the FAIR
grounds, Crunpond, aud VIII continue to-day
STATEN ISLAND.
R1CuMoNp.-The Circuit Court, in the case
OF A. C. Wood agt Police Commissioner Ellis, has de-
cded in favor of the plaintiff but has ordered stay Of
proceedings until certain authorities cited by the defense
can be examined. The plaintiff when he was Commits
soner held that Supervisor could not supersede him.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrTY.-The October term of the Hud-
son County Courts opened yesterday county ratf
cation meeting will be held by the Republicans in
Hofman's Arcade tomorrow night. The Hon. John
Davidson and Gen. Thos B. Van Buren, will make
addresses Mayor ONel vetoed yesterday the resolu-
tons Of the Board of Public Works providing for An
asphalt composite pavement in Greenes and exempt
| ing st. Paups Church-yard from assessment OF
| waer-rents. Coden.place will be Immediately I'M
! proved. The President OF the Board has
promised to furnish tomorrow, statement OF al eI-