New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

| Tine Hon. u. NJ. MAIDEN OF nituucto"nJ W. II
| NETWORK CITY.
| Fiobtv-one carloads of peaches arrived,
Yesterday by rail. and $500 crates by boat
Thomas McAlpin, the referee in the Collins
and Edwards prizeght, escaped yesterday from Black
| wells Island.
s. S. Cox has subscribed $50 toward fund
for the boatnen who labored so faithfully at "htehai
slip on Sunday.
The st. Patrick's Mutual Alliance Society
made arrangements last night at No 70 UDiyerstypace
for picnic on Sept H.
Raphaers pet cherub from the foot OF the
Lisne Madonna is doing extensive duty as trade marx
patent medicine adVeruseheht
The conductors of the Uniyersity-place ana
seventhaye cars are wearing blue navy caps, with the
word Conductor in gold thread letters across tue oh'
Seven hundred and six cases OF eye disease
and ls6 cases disease have received reameht at
the NewYork Ophthamic and Aural Institute during inc
past quarter.
The Central Committee of the Order OF Sons
OF America met at the Astor House, and attempVe" !"
change the ritual OF the Order SO as to adnlt an
who are opposed to Roman Catholicism Inc pIopoS'io
was voted down by large majority
One of the oddities of city architecture ls
seen in West Twentythird-st where church, which
still retains its towers and stained windows has been
Changed into livery stable. This is not the only house
of worship this city which has come to such ignobe
usage.
Il
of Irish citizens last evening at No. 372 Canalst and
affirmed that Gen. b. F. Butler deserved the graft
tue of Irishmen for his recent exposition OF tne r0s ia
this city Committee was appointed To prepare an au-
dress embodying these sentiments.
The deposits of gold at the United States
Assay Office during July amounted to s66Oo including
$5s3OOO in United States bullion The deposits Of silver
amounted to s65,Cc0, including $4,000 from Nevada
$4,000 from Lake Superior $4,000 from COLORADO 5000
from Nebraska and $1,000 from Montana Iotai dep0s-
It's $4,000 of which there was payable IN bars soooc
andn coin, 100000 or this amount S5seS vas Stamped
mitted to the U. s. Mint for coinage
The unique series of lunar landscape views
which formed with the aid of the stereOpteon, striking
feature Of Mr. B. Boyes Lectures upon the Moon last
Winter are to be increased to nearly double the number
for the exhibitions Of the coming season as Mr. Boyle
IL himself an artist he determined TO leave no part OF
his subject obscure which IT within me power on ms
= preparing equal in their strange beauty NY tSTse Sc
travelling the scenery OF our associate planet VIII
be one Of the luxuries OF the season.
The officials of the New Courthouse are
commercially furtherne the interests Of their employers
10 the detriment Of the Courthouse itself, ana Illus
tratng the game OF png up playthings only 10 pun
them down again. In the Clerks Office Of the Supreme
Conrt> after the arduous duties OF the judge con
Guided and he has retired to suburban denehts, .ne
clerks Of the different branches nave yea ns " re
sonay, and WRISTBANDS do NOT the latter are sometimes
Hntry Of hs sort resulted in the partial destruction OF
Of those carpets for which the city mas had 70 pay 80
much and often, and the expensive plasteIng, when
according 10 Mr. A j. Garyey has not YET oeeh Pau 'o
BROOKLYN.
The annual cruise of the Atlantic Yacht Club
began yesterday afternoon from whitestone Bay.
A performance for the benefit of the suffer-
ers by the westeld explosion, viii be given by the Park
Theater company on saturday afternoon
The colored citizens celebrated yesterday,
the anniversary Of the emancipation Of slaves in the
West Indies, by picnic at Myrtleave. Park
The William A. Brown Association adopted
resolutions respect yesterday the of Dep
uty Sheriff John Madden, victim of the recent expo
sion,
~.s, HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
Mt. VERNON.-The third anniversary of Al
lance Temple OF Honor, No IT, celebrated on Mon
DAY evening at Union Hall Addresses were made Dy
Messrs. Estabrook and Rch
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsTLETON.-The contract for building the
bridge over the mida on the Shore road. between
this place and Northfed has been awarded for s24s'
NEw-JERSEY.
= JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Public Works or
aered improvements yesterday in Commercial, Wilton,
North Fourth, South Second, Morgan, Walnut, south
Seventh Prospect, waverly Brnkerho and Wayne-sts'
The Committee on Public Buildings was authorized 10
make alterations in School No. n...ln the court Oh
Special Sessions James Gilmartin convicted OF an aro
TO create insubordinatlon among the Midland Railway
employees, sentenced TO one year In state frison
tatv T5os CoSeher was in $3.50 bail to answer
charge OF wifebeating Court adjourned until sept a..
san Board Of Aldermen $500 Board Of
Police Commissoners s2s6 SEQ Board s St Fore oara If
Public Works, s4I2OOc Board OF Finance ana taxaton
49, The amount ot wsSa % The ne rate Of
will be about per cent The charity h4spital Treated
Keegan, age seven died Monday night from the effects
received By the explosion Gd some S Kent
a'H'i fire. The Board OFFS Police Commissioners
has passed resolutions expressing appreciation non
granting two days leave of absence with pay to each
member OF the force George Park an employe OF tne
o sy and was droSned at Pier O. on Monday night
Henry Newgas was arrested YESTERDAY for atsnS
orders aud pawn tickets found on his person when
| arrested, -. - - ~S-~~
NEwARK-Lews Gebb was arrested Yesterday for an
injuries win probably prove fatal The Paterson anu
ssS sS@ q SS &
Cox workman In De Harris edge tool factory hao nis
Wsek Kane was fined by Board
Of Excise for selling liquor without license
telegraph Bernard Tghe was arrested last eyenins
for assautins Lewis Bash. The Board OF ExSsS
was refused one, as he allowed gambling i'll MS Saioo'
HogoKEs-No inquest will be held In the case Oh, OF Alex
Monday The nera VIII take pace today from
residence OF exCoroncr Crone, who has offered to u
OF his house for the services Morris Wlnskey was az
rested yesterday for selling goods without license
AMBoYAsa Lanning of Trenton an empoyee OF ,n'
Railroad Company fell from coal train on Monday a'
| was killed 80 cars passing over his body.
| BELLEvuIE.-Monroe vreeland, victim OF the West
field explosion, will be buried to day. The odd feio"
| Will attend the funeral
| PLAIsFIELD.-A woman was run over ana hneu VI
Monday by the y. III. train from NeW-forA'
POLICE NOTES.
An iucendiary fire caused slight damage at No. Is