New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
NETWORK CITY.

A stationer's sign on Nassau-st, announces
:" Black ink, 8 cents, all colors inside
The Morse statue receives the finishing
touches to-day at the foundery in East Twenyhfthst.
r. r. writes that the meeting OF Quakers
reported in THE TRIBUNE OF the 18th ut was not tne
Unitarian branch but the regular ORTHODOX assemo5
Franklin Daily, an insane man or NO. 10
Clinon-st gave four children whom he found III inc
streets ride to Yonkers in carriage yesterday ana
abandoned them there with the team
The Fire Commissioners transferred Charles
Gidersleve Secretary of the Board yesterday 10 the
Bureau Of Combustibles. EX.Alderman James "hite'
Tammany politician. Is TO fill the vacancy
The Humboldt Capt. Bamdon, the hrst
steamer Of the new Stettin-Amercan Mail Line VIII SAL
from This mort ON the 18th OF next month This line Will
make 10 regular steamship lines between Ne"iorA anu
European ports -.
Robert b. Lynd and James &. Lynd testl-
fed before the Committee Teachers Of the Department
OF Public Instruction, yesterday denying the charges
bribery against school Commissioner Terence hey VI
the Twenty second ward
The Trustees of the Riot Relief Fund have
passed complimentary resolution. and ordered the pay
ment OF 81 900 TO Officer Vim. w Leroy OF the Ninth RE
cinct who shot while endeavOring 10 arrest
drunken policeman on sunday
Complaints are made thatlSeventh-ave at
Fifty-thrd-st Is rendered well nigh impossible from an
excavation in the southwest angle The avenue mas re-
manned obstrcted for two years although the ATTENTION
OF the owner has been frequently uIecteu W 'ho '
ter.
"Citizenr writes to THE TRIBUNE to request
the city authorities to prohibit ngrinders from
PLAYING in the streets after 10 p m, when they cause
great annoy 10 the sick and all who wish 10 sleep
The request most sensible, but might have named an
earlier hour as the limit
The dangerous rocks in mid channel, between
Governors Island and the Battery have been removed
and work will be begun on another troublesome obsruc-
ton known Coenties Reef In the East RIVER. snip
masters warned against the explosive machhe
anchored opposite C0entlesslip.
The Sisters in charge of the Founding Asy-
urn at No 8 North washington-square having raised
sIOOOOO Mayor Hall having paid over the 100000 APP
poprated by law, the erection of the new Asylum up
town will begin ~ once This VIII lnV0lve the eNpeah
ure of nearly all money raised, and to keep the Sis
tiers their patrons have formed permanent
fund TO which they invite the charitable to subscribe
Judge CardOzo appointed, yesterday, William
Wood. late of the firm Of Dennstoun, Wood IL Co.. "A
Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment in the
"Broadway widening" in place OF WIN. f. Dodge. Mr..
wood said last evening that he had as yet received no
official notice OF the appointment He presumed, from
seeing the publication In the afternoon papers that the
report correct and added that II IL was lie W0d ac
cept.
The track in the Empire Rink on which
Edward Payson Weston to walk, measured yester-
dav Afternoon It is OF gravel and sawdus cOmpactly
rolled The length is 75i feet 8. inches. Seven times
around will make mile and Mr. Weston will have to
w s walk i'm ., Hors To walk 100 miles in five
days lie will have to make $500 circuits VIM Wood Mr.
purse OF 800 which has been contributed by several
prominent citizens Mr.. Weston will start on his walk
at 1905 II. M on Monday.
A nrinter,s bunder in our article on the Via
duct Road Yesterday made the little ncompre
hensbc The reporter wrote THE western branch Will
cross Broadway the Olympic Theate directly opposite
which Is the furniture warehouse of POTTER & symus,
and the wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine Company
building. Both Heater and TdrehouSe VIII probably be
taken" BY ransposition and misprnt was made TO
read The western branch will cross Broadway al the
Olympic Theaer directly opposite which II the furniture
warehouse Of POTTER styus ari the Wheeler wilson
Sewing Machine COmpany's building ana WWehO"Se'
booths Theafer tcW probably be tdEen'
Franklin Townsend, Acknowledgement; Sam
uel W. Johnson Chief of Ordnance and James McQnade
InspectorGeneral, appointed to examine whatever
breech-oading muskets may be submitted to them, be-
State Arsenal at Thirty.ftn-sr and seventhaye The
weapons shown yesterday "wolgemuth," by f.
II 4. Barnum; Ward Burton" Gen. W G. Ward;
brown Central Fire" Mr. Brown; Greene Gen.
4 Piet Barnekor Greene" q. ". Greene; William
son." ID. A. Morris; "Berdan," and snyder" Today
lyIi the "Ain" by X. H. Strahan, aud the "Needham
by H. d. johnson. jr The firing tests will take place at
the Arsenal after all the entries are made About 80
guns will be tried
BROOKLYN
The sloOp yacht Ariadne was launched yes
terday noon from the foot Of Thirty -fourth-st.
Eight hundred and fiftytive new patients were
treated at the Homeopathic Dpensary last month"; and
$50 at the Long Island College Hospital.
A series of not less than 60 concerts, with
Carl Bergman conductor will be given at the Brook
yn Rink during June, July and August. provided 1000
tickets are sold at $40 EACH
The carriage of the Hon. Henry c. Murphy
was overturned in ClntOn-s yesterday afternoon by
runaway team attached to lagerbecr wagon, and MR.
Murphy was thrown the ground, dsocatng her left
The certificate of incorporation of the st.
Vincent Founding Asylum was filed yesterday In the
County Clerks Office. The Managers are: Jane Hull.
Elizabeth Kenan, Sarah McAleer, Mary A. Dennison
Lucy j. Clary.
LONG ISLAND.
FORT HAMILToN.-A general court-martial is
In session. with Capt N Classon Of the First Artillery
as President and Lieut. d. NJ. Taylor First Artillery, as
Judge Advocate.