New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-04
NETWORK CITY.


Universology and Alwato will be discussed
by the Liberal club, at Pimpton Hall, this evening
Eleven Japanese students arrived IN tho
city yesterday, and are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
During the present year the German imml-
grafton has numbered 665 persons decrease Of 1897
from that of the same months last year.
The Rev. Samuel Antliff Missionary Secre-
tary OF the Primitive Methodist Connection, will occupy
pulpits in this city and in Brooklyn next Sunday.
The number Of alien passengers who have
arrived at Castle Garden up TO Aug Is receipts
by the Commissioners Of Emigration, 1888 2i dis
bursements, sl8,4s0I il.
Joseph Lewis and James Mcintyre, charged
with forcing open the basement door of house NO TT
West Tenthst July 20, were taken before justice
shandey and committed in default OF 1900 bail each
Counsel applied yesterday, 70 Judge Cdrdozo to have
rernandsd to the Justice for DISCRIMINATION.
Application granted.
Mrs. Victoria C.. Woodruff discussed the
present system of finance at Cooper Union last evening"
Theodore Ton introducing her to an audience OF 800
persons Occasionally some ono would endeayor to
rouse the audience into applause but as few could near
the low voice Of the speaker, the attempt nVailapiy
failed.
The Department Of Docks ordered, yester-
day. pier to be built at tho foot OF Horatiost, N Re-
the cost not to exceed $1,000 superintendent Westervelt
reported that during the month past the Department
wOrimen had completed pers az tne ioQt OF d hd
made repairs upon pier No. A., N. r., and piers NOS
aud T. r. The wOfkmcn are now rebuilding per D. Az
T.. aud piers No. "a and 81, l.. Il.
BROOKLYN.
The 23d Regiment makes an excursion to
Long Branch to-day.
The Directors of the Kings County Inebri-
ates Home have decided TO erect building at Fort
Hamilton, to cost 100000
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
PEEKsKILL.-W. n. WillcOx's saw and pattern
syp
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY-James Murray received prob
ably fatal injuries from the premature explosion of a
powder blast in Prices quarry on Wednesday. The
bodies OF George Sanders and Henry Krebbs drowned
In Hackensack River on Sunday, were recovered wed
nesday.. Michael Chearty Thomas Ravens, and Robert
Hughes were arrested yesterday for stealing goods
from the steamship Batavia OF the Cunard IAne'
on which they employed. 1.-The Philade
phia express due r at and killed e. him instanty
ance S28S The Board of Fire Commissioners has nxed
adopted resolution hB provides that the pay Of en-
ployes who absent account or SICKNESS sha cease
truck has been authorized, at expense Of 600 The
proprietors of The Ereping Journal were held In ball.
%atta any em nR Of TIE IehsS and wyoming Valley
opal Company John O,Con93r was srfesed, yoSlef
NEwARK-August Augustine, o German jeweler. re-
siding "a MarshaIlst, blew his brains out With
ing suicide and was very incorporate Willie Freund,
age 49, son OF the Rev Mr. Freund Of No. Is Emst fell
nut and Yesterday s'ToOn anu wa
has been organized, with George Dishrow, captain
Charles HONG has been lodged in JAIL IN default OF ball.
for gectng to support his family The Burns Asso-
ciaion will celebrate the Walter Scott centenary at Ii
brary Hall, August IS. Thomas Morrssey, living on
Marketst. stabbed in the abdomen last evening by
Richard Gchrist His wounds, which are probably IA
tai dressed at the stationhonse Gehrlst was ar
Erben OF No. p Jeiiersonst and meeting Morrlssey,
took him for his assaiant, ana treated hun as such
Martha COgau OF No. 800 Ogden-st, was arrested and
Daied last evening for assault Oh Catharlne Sullivan
PATERsos.-The Supreme Court has decided that the
OF the board City Marshal and Treasurer were lie
gal and hat the OceholdeFs of 1870 may continue until
OF Taxes aud reports July receipts at 5000
"A horticultural and floral exhibition was held at the
Wigwam last evening improvements Oh the Frst Bap
list ChurchTere begun yesterday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Holman committed to County
JAN yesterray for stealing watch from Voman's H0-
tel. Frederick FEELING was held In bail for throwing
John Frost ous VI the seeohdstoIy WHO" oi NO. loi
Nashingtonst.
RlpGEwoop Samuel jackson Ccolored). was found
the Erie Railway track, yesterday under eirelin-
stances which indicated that he had been Killed py
passing train while intoxicated
F1IzABETTI.-Frltz Frazer age As, employed by John
Wegle grocer OF Newark committed suicide yesterday
morning by throwing himself in front ola tram On the
Central Railroad
WpsTFrEIp-An unknown man jumped from passen-
gercsr OF tine NewJersey Central Railroad, yesterday
aud instantly killed BY freight train Oh the oppo
site track.
GgEEsyuIE-A yaohtrace will take place Aug. 10.
oats from "A ~ ~ will be rated rstcass; those
under "A feet secondclass Two valuable prizes will be
awarded.
wAvgRLEY.-There two trots at the Fair Ground,
yesterday. George Rays br. Ill. Nell Harvard won b
purse vi SQO.
ISIos HIII-William A. Campbell, convicted Of rob-
bling welry store, taken " Trenton yesterday to
serve one year IN state Prison.
HoHoKUs-An aged lady named Van Ripper. was in
stany killed by the eastward bound Erie Railway train
due at 6:55 yesterday morning.
ESGLEwooD-The Roman Catholic Church will be en-
larged and improved.
BLooMFIELD.-WOrk was begun yesterday between
this place and Beeye on the Midland Railroad.
UsIoN-Charles McCabe was killed yesterday morning
by the Philadelphia express train.