New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
NETWORK CITY.

NEN-1ORh I'll IL.
The consolidation of the Columbia Boat
Club with the Atlantcs was completed last night
The display of fruit and flowers at inc
American Institute Fair attracts many auueIS W '
beauty and variety
The Swedish frigate Josephine, Commander
Won Otter arrived at this port yesterday after pleas
ant 30 days voyage from Madeira She carries "a guns
and has 3Of officers and men -
Those wishing to insure their lives would
do well to peruse the advertisement of the Mutual Ben
eft Life Insurance Co.. in another column ms IS one ne
OF the Oldest companies in the country and claims 10 De
conducted wholly in the interest OF the insured members
The reconstruction and decoration OF the
interior Of the Stock Exchange building will be com
plcted during this week, and the members with tner
friends will be invited to inspect the work on Sauu
Business will be resumed In the building On MohuAy
next.
The annual Convention of the National
Grand Lodge OF the Ancient Order Of Good Follows VIII
take place to-day at the Lafayette House In Delancyst
full attendance OF representatives from all parts or
the country is expected Last evening rc,rltio Oh ne
visiting delegates who had ALREADY arr'cu was nu "
the Lafayette House.
John Walter boy employed in the jcwelry
establishment Of Levi F. Calm. No. 1s9 Broadway, was
arrested yesterday suspicion of robbng his employer
Mr. Calm has missed property on several OCCASIONS ana
finally decided to have all his employees searched, when
piece gold. value s2O found concealed In young
Walters shoe. The accused was committed to await
trial.
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inquest in the Of George Lee a. late OF One
hundred and nty-seventhst. and Fourthavc, who
was beaten by James Valentine. No new facts were
elected The fury rendered verdict that the deceased
ence at the hands Of valentine fhe accused was
mitted to the Tombs to await the action OF the Grand
Jury. Edward King was discharged.
The BOnard will case is to come up before
Surrogate utchings to-day Counsel for the contestants
are expected to the theory that Louis Bonard
and Charles Marian Bonard French convict who fed
from France about % years one and the same
person and to ask for Commission be to France
10 take evidence the Counsel for the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals to which Bonard
have testimony amply sufficient TO overthrow this hy
pothesis.
The Park Commissioners resolved, yesterday,
that the roadway Of Seventhave be completed with
pavement in its entire width similar to
the Sixth-ave line Of trees originally pro-
posed being omitted Tho acaurement OF the necessary
title, preliminary to opening One-hundredand,hfty-
fourth-st from seventhave TO mco oinhs Dam h3an'
was ordered and permission granted to Daniel f.
Temann construct stone wall along his property on
intions were also adopted authorizing the improvement
Of that portion Of E
lnents OF One-hundred and hfty-third-st-
BROOKLYN.
Visitors to Prospect Park last week, 215,111
The Light Artillery Battery of Fort Hamil-
ton will drill the Prospect Park Parade Ground in Oc
tOber.
The annual parade of the Second Division
OF the National Guard will not take place this year. hut
the organization will mite with the First Division in the
reception of the Grand Duke Alexis Of Russia.
Thomas Chambers, liquor dealer at Mel
son and Courtss while passing through Huntington-st
at a. m. Yesterday met and stabbed in the right
side by Patrick Kinsca. who drunk. The wound Is
dangerous and kinsela is held TO await the result
The Park Commissioners decided last even
ing to make reqnston for 10000 for Park purposes
1t was also determined further reduce the workmen
on Prospect Park and to take steps to prevent funeral
professions from driving through the Park as they
now do.
The Hall at Court and Sackett-sts., Brook
lyn was crowded. last evening by the Republicans OF
the sixth Ward, and meeting was in progress when the
floor suddenly gave way two ieet causing intense hhr,
and Il rush the street. No person was lIJut'', anI
another room was soon secured
The reception of the NewHaven Grays and
Blues and the 18th Regiment NcwYork City, by the ath
Regiment takes place this evening, when the militia will
be reviewed by the Mayors Of Brooklyn and Haven
and Board OF Aldermen The lin" OF march is through
Bedford-aye, Broadway, Hewes' Grand and other
streets.
A fire occurred yesterday morning in Miss
Ioness clothing store on the second floor OF No Full
ton.avc causing damage Insured in the National
Company of Ncw.York The lower floor occupied by
Bailey & Brother carpet deaers was damaged sloCo
Companies for s25,OO.
LONG ISLAND.
ROCKAwAY-B. G. Mott, who was assaulted
by Constable Fincucan and Patrick Farrell, is not
pccted His assaiants have given bonds in
$1,000 each.
BrsBwIcK.-David Tuttle and william Prince both
colorcf quarreled ut picnic in Boulevard Grove,
Monday night, when Prince drew razor and inflicted
several serious wounds upon 1utte warrant has been
issued for the arrest OF Prince.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-The Supervisors Of Queens County
granted yesterday the petition n Bishop lcqghlin and
Coo the privilege Of using piece of land lately
purchased in Newtown us II Roman Catholic Cemetery.
spRIYGrIELD-A child Of Ephraim Carpenter was ter
and bit two valuable COWS before WAS shot
HrSrrYcroN.-The app1s. yield on Long Island Is the
poorest for many viii he raborrd '"a' no' more
BBIDGEHAMProN.-The Presbvtery Of Long Island
met here yesterday afternoon The session will continue
three days
PArcuoGUE.-The railway from this place to Port JEFF
fersou Il miles, IL to he atlrecfoot-gauge road.
- HUDSON RIvER COUNTIES.
NrwBrRGII.-The CorOner's jury in the case
q, susan Watts found that she to her death from
nm overdose OF iaudanum administered by herself and
censured Dr. James Birch for negligence In the
Dr. Birch gave the husband OF the deceased two emecs
70 or ns 5 The woman NJ verheess the follow
Ing In ornng The censured physician claims that he
not asked to visit deceased in person and that Watts
was SO much intoxicated that his statements mis-
leading and untrustwortny'
WEST WHITE PIAINs.-The various committees ap-
ponted hy the managers OF the Agricultural and HOr
cultural Society of Westchester County were actively
gagged yesterday the reception OF articles and animals
ball match parade by the Sd Regiment " G. T. N. Y,
exhibition of educated horses, ana an equestrian con-
test for ladies and gentlemen
.USIoSvILLE.-EphraimJ Jones the suspected murderer
Of Thomas Brown, whose skeleton was discovered
Gently under the shop In which lie worked 20 years ago
found dead in hts bed Monday morning: post
mortem examination showed that no ded OF heart dis
ease.
PoUGHKEErsIH.-Tbe Duchess County Fair opens next
Tuesday ami will continue four days The entries
large and the premiums much higher thah last year. An
immense attendance is expected
WHITE PLANs-Gov Hoffman sent dispatch to
BuckhOuts counsel Monday, stating that he would
not the sentence of their cent, who will there
Tore be executed on Friday