New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
NETWORK CITY.


Music in Central Park at 81 D. m.
The total receipts at the North German Con-
sulate for the German relief fund are sS6l,7l2 c.
The vessel of war which ran aground In the
lower Bay, yesterday, was the sloop Wamsutta.
A new one cent evening paper, to be called
The NeuU York Daily Witness will be issued on Saturday
July l.
The steamers Sunnyside and Thomas Powell
have begun their regular trips for Catsu, leaving Tier
No. as, North River, at p. m.
Trains will be placed on the Susquehanna
road TO and from Binghamton aud Sharon Springs Ca
rail- and on the Rensselaer, and Saratoga road to and
from Saratoga in connection with the day line at Al
bany, commencing June 20.
The Pilot Commissioners, desiring to know
the effects of deposing the dredgngs from the slips in
the North River have applied to the u g. Coast Survey
Their request has been favorably received.
A number of stages belonging to the Twen-
ty-thrd-st line were stopped last night by one OF Mr.
Bergh's officers the horses being unfit for use Il is
stated that Mr. Bergh has instructed speca ueectNes
70 watch this line as the company Is alleged to have
habit working its crippled and diseased horses at Night
DR.. Elisha Harris, late Sanitary Superinten-
dent in this city been appointed Corresponding Sec
retar7 OF the NewYork Prison Association, In place OF
the Rev Dr. Vince resigned The last state
having failed to make the usual Appropriation Ior the
Association, appeal IS made 10 the puollo W Gull
tribute to its support
Sportsmen and marketmen are reminded that
by the new law passed at the last session OF the State
Legislature the preservation of game woodeoek cam
not be killed or had in possession until the 18th Of July
FOR each bird spottsmens clubs throughout the State
are making preparations to enforce the law.
Three of the members of the Board APP
pointed by Mayor Hall TO examine and license all drug
sts and persons engaged In preparing physicians pre-
scriptions were sworn into Office by the Mayor yeser
day Louis g. Branda has been appointed secretary OF
the Board They win inform the public by advertise,
ment when and where they Will meet "heh toSe poin'S
decided.
George Tucker, a downtown business man,
met Hugh j. Price alias Hugh Mclaughlin some time
ago in disreputable house. and induced to call for
several bottles Of wne for which he aferward refused
10 nav On leaving the place, Tucker followed by
Price who sand he was an officer and threatened 10 ar
rest him unless he paid the bill Tucker did So, and
Price left Tucker then missed his gold watch and SIS.
Yesterday Price arrested and locked up al fOlce
Headquarters.
The memory of the untoward fate of Adele
Canda who was thrown from carriage and instantly
killed in Broadway, while returning from ball. rs years
ago, revived, yesterday, by the funeral OF her
mother Madame Adele Canda age e. in st. AIMS r. c.
Church Father Preston ouchingy alluded TO the bitter
trial and suerngs Of the brave French lady whose life
to an end at BouOgne-Sur Mer. Her remains were
Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery under the shadow OF
the beautiful tablet erected 10 her daughters memory
aud known, familiarity, as the French Girls Monument
BROOKLYN.
The Commissioners of Assessment for the
opening Of Coney Island Boulevard from Franklin
ave- Prospect Park heard the objections Of property
holders Yesterday against the assessments made. The
Boulevard viii be POI feet wide and ~ miles long, TO cost
$4,000
Capt Fountain, foreman of the Continental
Iron Works at Freeman-st, GreenpOnt crushed to
DEATH yesterday morning the sudden breaking Of the
tackle attached 10 hostingcrane upon which was sus-
pended heavy piece Of machinery
The work of placing in position the blocks
OF granite that are to form the abuments Of the East
nd
hardly three courses having been completed during the
'''' " WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MORRIsANIA.-An examination was begun,
yesterday into the circumstances attending an assault
upon John Karst residing in Benson-st He had been
spending the evening at Carts Park with three ladies'
and attacked near the gate by three ruans one OF
whom struck him In the face with brass knuckIes dan
gerOusy injuring him. No arrests.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The East River Ferry
Company, in connection with the Flushing and North
Side Railroad have arranged 10 extend their docks at
Hunters Point to highwaer mark, and to construct
new slip.
RIyEUREAp-Cliver Charlick at n banquet given TO
him last night stated that he would make the Long
Island Railroad the direct route from New-Iork to the
Eastern States.
FLUsHNG-The closing exercises at the Institute were
held at the Town Hall on Thursday evening.
STATEN ISLAND
STAPLEToN.-Neptune Lodge of Odd Fellows
dedicated their hall yesterday afternoon Addresses
were made by Minturn Tompdns Grand Master Roberts,
and others.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY-Fiye hundred German emil
grants passed over the New-Jersey Railroad Thursday
night their way 10 California John 7. Meehan
arrested last night for assaultng his wife with bottle
William owens, sailor the Calabra, addicted TO
drinking, jumped from the foreopgallantyard into the
water the Cunard docks yesterday, and was in
stantly killed Twenty;eight property owners on War
Belgian instead Of Ncoson pavement Surveys for
the cut through Bergen Hill have been completed
About 500 men will be employed . Justice VIM. C. Mat
thews has been arrested upon charge OF assault pre-
ferred by Mrs Eleanor Thompson. Ten thousand dol
lars VIII be required 10 schools tns year
yesterday for receiving stolen goods.
HoBoKEs.-NewaIkave. will be improved from Will
men will review the militia July 4...Dr. b. stultka
rested for swndng and malpractice released yes
eTday on bail A coal train Of the Delaware, Lacka
aud Western Railroad was thrown off the yenango
branch Of the Erie Railroad by the breaking Of rail-
Thursday night. Several cars were wrecked and the
engine ran into liquor saloon near Rock Tavern,
destroying the building No lives lost
NEwARK-The East Reformed Church in the Twelfth
Ward was dedicated last evening. James Burns and
Jacob Latz have been arrested suspicion OF setting
fire TO the Sixth Ward SehOOlouse. Five of
smallpox were reported yesterday The Presbyterian
City Mission Board has resolved to raise 5000 for next
The will OF Ira Peck, involving sl36o has been
admitted to probate.
PATERsos.-The Totows Horse Railroad will be opened
next week. Two new cars arrived yesterday. Ar
awanna and Western Railroad with the center Of the
city by OF horse railroad Markets. east
Of Vreeandave., will be widened 20 feet.
MoRRIsTowS.-Gov. Randolph will preside. July g.
Secretary obeson will deliver the Grafton, and Francis
Child will the Declaration OF Independence. The
soldiers monument will be dedicated by Director Willis
and received by Senator Beach.
SCOTCH PLAIss.-The Baptist Church win be dedi-
Gated next Thursday. The Rev. Thomas Armitage Of
NewYork will preach
HAPs AND MISHAPs.
Mary Ann Connolly an infant, whose parents
at No Chyst Brooklyn, D., fell from chair yesterday
aud broke her neck
Israel Islans, age 30 of No IL Bayardst, was found
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