New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
NETWORK CITY.

ibe on some of the city railroads.
The Societ6 Franchise de BientaisSonce has
received 5000, bequeathed by NJ. Vinon.
1t il said that arrangements have been made
for beginning the park concerts i'll about 10 days
The employees in the Fulton Market eating
stands protest against the opening OF the stands on sun
day night.
The palace car on Third-avc. makes ten trips
daily and has not yet ceased TO be sensation when
ever it appears.
The Park Commissioners have not yet named
day for the opening of the Museum but it will be de-
layod at least ten days.
Horse relshes, in the shape OF bundles OF
Ieaycs of grass about the of roll OF cotton bat
ting arc now sold at grocery stores.
Dark-skinned cherries have made their APP
the yendors stands which begin to look
The property of the Beethoven Maennerchor
il worth slo9in including the new hall on Fitlst The
liabilities are s6,3i7 leaving surplus OF S1jOi'
The monthly trade sales Of the American
Exotic and Botanic Garden Company will take place AZ
the depot in Churclst, May H. 49, H. 81 o. ana ~
The platforms and often the roofs OF the
freight cars of the Harlem NewIIayen and Hudson
River Railroads covered, morning and evening" with
labOrers, enjoying q Tree rae.
The revenue cutter Bronx lay of Governors
Island Yesterday under full steam III readiness To pro
eeed Quarantine IN case the Russia, on whGn zen,
sheridan has taken passage should be gned OH odhu
Hook.
Eight men were excavating, yesterday, for
the foundation Of the temporary tower in front OF Jeer
son Market to take the place Of the old one until the
erection Of the new courthouse on Ienthsl 10 WHICH
the bell will be transferred
The Now-Jersey Central Railroad Company
lately caused the destruction OF building erected on
piles in the harbOr by order of Gen. Newton for use "A
nitro-gvccrine factory bill for $3.50 damages has been
presented To- Che Company winch they decline 10 pay
Should they continue ~ refuse the matter VIII probably
come before the Grand Jury.
The neighborhoOd of city encompasses and
cotton warehouses presents striking proof Of the in
uiciency of The sackngcOyers put on the bales
by the growers Of the plant Every bale - ragged ana
FIJI ~ holes made by the samplers The precious
material lies all sides under foot much 70 the Deneht
Of crowds ~ women and children, whose bags anu paS
kes rapidly filed.
The Rev. William Mcclellan, a Roman Cath
Ollie clergyman living Sing sing. arrived in this city
yesterday morning, and on his way from the depot eaeu
enea,e coach After conyersing with Mr.. Harnett for
= short time Mr. Mcclellan sat down in char and died
He was about years Of and came u this city 10
visit Father Gleason of the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION
in MOtt-St.
The Stock Exchange election resulted IN the
choice OF the following officers President, william d.
Clerke C63 votes Chairman, NJ A. WheclOch Ci5 votes
yiccC hairma Jas Mitchell i22 votes Treasurer. ID. C.
Hayes votes Secretary, Il. o White G75 votes Gov
yrars John Ten Brooke g. d. Williams. J. d. Prince, A.
a. Drake W. X. S0Gttcr, G.. H. fanshawe, Samuel Bar
ton. H. Il. Cutting, j., G. h. Ilaight, e. NJ stead.
Edward Jackson was committed yesterday
at the Tombs Police Court charge of breaking INTO
Gustave A. Burggrars store, No. ,isl Broadway. with
two other men, nearly years ago. When discovered
Inv the proprietor Jackson fired "a pstO at nun MT
Burggraf. "a juror IN the case Of George N0odiltH
accused OF homicide and tired in the General Sessions
on Monday. recognized Jackson, VINO was tcstlynS III
favor of the prisoner and caused his arrest NJ thc close
of the trial.
The New-York Port Society has been organ
lied 81 years and has at present two mission Sunday
schools three free readingrooms working force OF
three ccrGynen ana eght ihSihii, 'lh n,ri
me past year. 1890 visits have Dcen MAGE to Vessels anu
bo, rdipg houses Ian vessels have been supplied with
reading matter 39O73 have attended religious
service signed the temperance piedSt anu lu
nf f,h g5 services are held each week The receipts
las, wear were Sl727i H. and the expenditures s2i9o' H.
BROOKLYN.
During last week 103,035 persons visited Pros
pect Park and 10 l6l on Sunday. May 6.
st. James place is to be repaired with cob
ble-stone pavement at the request OF the property
owners.
sidney V. Lowell was appointed Registrar
81 Taxes Yesterday accordance with an act OF the
| last Legislature.
The Presbyterian Tabernacle will be en-
rged during the Summer vacation ground having been
| secured for that purpose
The schooner Samuel ID. Miles of CrOtOn
Point which sunk in the East River at GLeenpoiHt
last year was raised Monday, and the skeleton Oi
| boy was found in the hold
The Police Commissioners held yesterday,
| that Chief Of Police Campbell was entirely wrong III
ordering his to refuse to take charge OF tne d p1 b
rry of persons arrested by ohcers Oh 'he oooo'y ~ ~
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Anlmals'
Assessor .Jourdan and Special Deputy Col
octor Woss have sent the Internal Revenue Depart
mont conflicting reports relative to the CONDITION :" I
Illicit dstillery business III broSh}S Iiiit 5istaiion
@ hns limited by the seizure OF extensive rcctiyihg
houses yet there Is no disposition on we P' ,hov Iii
ind a proftabe market for Illicit spirits Inc Depy
Collector the other hand asserts t ip nv diilierv
cerded i'm causing the removal OF every lrll ui,Iciy
i'm the district and that the owners oil tue Eoo' ''
have agreed To discontinue the buSlheS'
STATEN ISLAND.
-BRIGUTON.-The report of the preya-
lence of chis aud on the island Is unfounded
LONG ISLAND.
Observation-Disclosures were found by the
cpd Iury of Queens County, yesterday, against Frank
Collins for obtaining goods under false pretenSes anu
waller s. Waldron for bgamy The former was sem 70
IN. County Jail for Is days "adfoh pi'ad hot ghy
and asked forn early trial me summer NM Mr i
GharIirk is keeping the contemplated changes secret
pIvypurAp-The Suffolk County Agricultural Society
vii hold its Spring meeting at the Society grounds
I'm Ur,,psTEAp-John II. Divine, indicted IN the
o@ens county Court of over and ermner for the muir
der OF G. W. Nosrand pleaded gay ol ccnnie III '"'
po.ryS-Silas W. AlbcrtsOn has completed hall for
the Temperance Division at a cost Of s6.O1
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WrsrcurSTER.-District School No. has
,osed for month on account OF the small pox. The
Methodist Church the old Westcheser road Is 10 be
thoroughly renovated
,for,r yRnSoS.-A tax sale will he held here May IS,
,or I'm. first time since 1893.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CIrY.-DuriDg the past ten days an
average OF 5Oj emgrants have passed over the Erie Rail
WAY 10 the West....James Denman, an Ere Railway
brakeman was instantly killed the eastern end OF
Rereen Tunnel on Monday Hudson County expended
last year SO625 ~ FOR c0rpnor' nqucss and postmor