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

Aid of any kind for the Paris sufferers VIII
be received by Col Richmond Of No 81 East Broad"ay'
A New-Yorlk company has just brought out
10 elegant fourwhee cabs such as abounded IN tn CITY
| 20 years ago.
The crew of the North Pole exploring
steamer left at 900 yesterday to JON ther 'e7''
| the PolaIs, at Washington.
An old wooden pump, long disused, remains
standing near the fountain in Union ParK-a pleasing
| memento to thousands OF citizens
The assessments in the Second Internal
Revenue District Weber, Assessor, include spccai
taxes sso564 income tax, s29S2n 90; total Sjso3 w.
Very few windows in Centre Market have
full supply of glass Many entire sashes-espec'Hy On
the east side have destroyed by the lively juvenile
| population OF that district
Mayor Hall signed a warrant yesterday, Tor
100000 in favor OF the Founding Asylum, which Is en-
titled to that amount from the city in accordance WIN
the law OF 1870, providing tnat When the i"S'i'u'0
raised 10000 the city would gave IL IL Ike SUM-
| l.. G. Tillotson g. Co. and a large party OF
invited guests will excursion next Saturday on
the James Fisk r in honor Of the Inaugural
ton of the Morse statue. The 55th Regiment Band VIII
furnish music large Rarty OF teesaPn f 1t
| from the south ana from s'on - oAP''" " "
| tend the dedication.
Judge Barnard listened, with becoming gray
iy yesterday, application from the counsel Of the
prize-fghters Edwards and Collins for common lawsuit
! of cerorari. The application granted and the
Hospital. will be brought before the Supreme Court,
| General Term, Tor "A new lfla.
| During the registering of names, last even
ing by the Eighth Ward Republican Association at No
| 2i2 springst "A row occurred among number Of men,
during which Joseph X. Buter Of SO 22O sprngst
struck the head with chair aud received severe
scalp wound. Several other persons were ass'ui'eu'
Butler refused to tell the police who had assaulted him.
! and therefore no arrests were made
The funeral of the late Col John Mcleod
Murphy took place yesterday at St. Pauis Roman Cath
ole Church. undredand-seventeenh-st, near
| onic
Father Wood OF Morrisania and the Rev. Father Nit
cuire. TIE pabearels Col Cartwright, Col. Muir
naugh Joseph A. McMasters. John Farrell. john II ait,
and William McDonougn. The remains were taken 10
Calvary Cemetery for lnermcnt.
A large pile of bricks at Thames and Church
ss fell yesterday boys who playing
John Ward age 49, was seriously injured internally and
was the Park Hospital John Madden, age H. was
severely about the head, and otherwise bruised He
were buried beneath the bricks and force OF police and
fremen at once began to remove the mass After two
hours constant labor IL found that the report was
false. The affair created intense excitement
Coroner Sclrirmer Investigated yesterday the
collision Of Boston express train the Ncw-laycn
Railroad at One nundredan-twenty ffh-st. and Fourth
| ave. with a street OF the Manhattanve luo on the
evening May 90 Charles X. Butler, the driver
Of the street car received fatal injuries TIE testimony
showed that the deceased had ample warning OF the APP
preach OF the train. the whistle having been sounded
and the bell several blocks away one or the pas
sengers asked MIN TO stop, but he paid attention 20
the request During the day IA Tia gnan slatiO.ed at
| the crossing, but there is none there at night
The quarterly payment of pensions to widows
and orphans begun yesterday by Col. Doy Pension
Agent at the in the basement Of the Gus omIouse
The small insufficient for the accommodation
of all who came, and many necessarily kept walt
ing in line outside for several hours. IL ! stated that
several women tainted from exhaustion Willie On waiting
The Agent has divided the pensions INTO glasses pr0p0S
ing pay $50 10 400 day out OF the 1903 included m his
list. The Commissioner Of Pensions has authorized
| rlOus much needed Improvements 10 be made IN the
rooms the result of which, it is hoped. Will be To enable
payments to be made without causing so much ucOnye
nence 10 pensioners as was witnessed yesterday.
ratrorman John Gillespie % ~ Twenty
! eighth Precinct who, sunday, while intoxicated
beat two young men and shot Patrolman VIM ". Leroy
of fhe Ninth Precinct when the latter attempted 20 ar
rest him. was brought before Superintendent keiso yes
terday and received singing rebuke for hs disgrace
| full conduct, which, the superintendent said would re-
! force At a meeting OF the Board, Gillespie
marily dismissed from the force, and WIS then recon-
Quoted Ia prison. His case VIII De at once Drought De
TT The Board also dismissed John H. H. Bishop Of the
Twenty ninth Precinct for ntoXication while on duty
BROOKLYN.
The annual parade Of the Western District
Sunday schools takes places this afternoon.
The Board of Aldermen have decided to
widen Henry-st 10 feet each side, from Pacific 70 De
LONG ISLAND.
| IoNG ISLAND CITY.-Thc Common Council
will elect today, President Of the Board of Aldermen
and a City Clerk.
NEw-sUFfoLK.-Ira Il. Tuthill's application to deach
Robins Island from School District No. H. having been
| denied by the School Commissioner, supervisor, ard
tCerk he will appeal to the state superintendent
| OF Public Instruction.
FLusmING.-John Valentine and wife were thrown
from carriage, sunday night, and seriously Injured
| STATEN ISLAND.
| NEW BRIGHTON.-Fourteen fire companies of
this and neighboring villages paraded yesterday.
NEW-JERSEY.
| JERSEY CITY-Charles F. Gilmer Of No. 1ji
soutl-st. committed suicide I'm New-York Bay Cemetery
Sunday. The congregation OF the First Presbyterian
Church. Bergen raised toward the payment Of
mortgage the church property. Five mad dogs
have been shot by policemen within three days. Abcut
coo grants passed the Erie Railway last week
| "A Temperance mass meeting under the auspices Of
the Jersey State Temperance Alliance Viii be hed
~ i i Ror ~ W.T. Observation-Disclosures Tor un cattrn
ton OF reservoir the Nights has been Cancelled
| by the Board OF Public Works.
| NEwARK.-.IOhn Haycl boy was kicked IN fho i1c',
yesterday ny a vicious horse He IS not hkcN ~ re-
cover. The Congregational Cnurchej ~ NewNJfk
Brookyn and this place viii hold conference in th'
Clinton-st. Church, Thursday The quesinls t. be
discussed are Christian Fellowship" aud the " Re-
ligOus Needs OF tine COuntry."...A new steamer Wos
placed the Passac River, yesteray, bctwccn Bellc
Vile, Rutherfurd Park and this place...Mrs King or
Riyorst was accidentally shot in neck yesterday,
by man in an adjoining house a mcr,4s "a "id o.
| Presbyterian Church. last evening. The Rev Howard
Potter, and j. p. Thompson OF Nc~-York made ad
| dresses.
| ENGLEwooD.-A convention OF delegate from al the
societies OF Good Templars In Bergen County viii nc
| held to-day.
| PATERsoN.-An enlargement of the Iassalc County
Courouse is proposed at the expense az ifom sJOW p
$4,000. Richard Floyd. arrested few weeks ago for
assautng Gilbert Day (c0oredl has been released on
bail. Day Will probably recover. Inc municipal
troubles VIII come up IN the supreme court ih"ii9E.
G.. 4. Hobart and q. - Hilton will contest claims ioc The
CITY Attorney ship, and L. X Mason and James Dunn for
the City Treasury
NEw-BRUSswIcK.-An effort f. making to build a new