New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-15
NETWORK CITY.

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The Custom-H House officers at Castle Garden
s,zed Yesterday $3.50 worth OF silk and broadcloh,
slnuggled Oh the steamer Oceanic
| All the slaughter houses in the city are re-
ported in good condition except two the prOpIeors o
Which have been tered 10 put their places IN order
| Miss Helen 3. Taylor of No. 80 West Thirty
nnths has forwarded to Warden Brennan 70 quarts oI
cream and nine kets OF It Tor the Wesed sncrefs
| The Hildise Bund held festival at Hamll-
ton Park last evening. The German United CABINET
makers Association passed the evening at Jones "oou.
| The Board Of Health has ordered that all
dogs unmuzzied and running at large, be taken to
public pound and there killed not called for within "
| The Italians of this city are discussing the
project Of placing statue of Christopher Columbus IN
central Park, in connection with the celcDI"toh Vi
| Italian Unity.
| Martin Goss, Assistant Foreman of Engine
No 49, was dismissed from the Fire Department, yester.
day. in disgrace for stealing watch from na body OF
Michael Finn, OF tho victims u inc "estheiu us
| astcr.
The Harlem branch of the Y. NJ. C. A. con-
Quoted. a large outdoor meeting at one-hundredand-
twepty-nrsst and Thirdave. Sunday. Similar meet
ngs held at INC same place Oh THURSDAY evenings
| and Sunday afternoons
Careful inquiries are to be made hereafter,
under the authority of the Health Department, into
,ee Of fever cholera infantum consumption and other
dsca es supposed be produced or aggravated 10y 9e
canses to ascertain the best means % checking ther
! raydges. -.
! Harlem River, between Harlem and High
Bridges presents scene OF animation every pleas
ant evening Boats every kind from the fragile smell
10 the barge, move IN over tuo
wafer While The air rcsOuAds ".h Inc swings "id ~'oA
| ter If plelssre=eekef3.
The case Of Mrs. Miles against Stephen Pearl
Andrews who Is accused Of OUtraslng the te daughter
of the complainant, come before tho Grand jury
quarrel now raging among the WoodhullCahn sisters,
| VI whom MRS. Niles Is one.
! Excursion boats and waering-paces do
much smaller business the Wesed disaster pleas
ureseekers prefcriug to pass holiday in the parks
rather than risk their lives dangerous STEAMBOATS, III
might advisable under the ior boat
owners and hoteIAeepeis ~ o 1.'-i-o Nu''"1-'o0 a"
Mayor Hall and his Messenger, Mr.. Jacobus,
deny emphatcay report that they had nteriered to
gave George S. Byrne from punishment for violating
Margaret Fielding in the Chamber Of the Assistant Al
dcrnen. The statement was gu1rdedly made on INC a,
thory of an officer prominently connected with the
prosecution of criminals i'll the United States Cours
| Two-dollar counterfeit notes on the Ninth
National Bank have lately presenteda the Hanover
Bank and thrown out Alarge number OF new
counterfeit ffycent notes have also been rejected re-
Gently at Tho office Of morning paper wale tHey WEI
presented by The holders sad tiat they %ett
aware that they were counterfoits but Supposed IL
I made no difference"
| Uptown residents are striving to abolish the
custom OF allowing trucks and drays to remain In the
street while in Tho practice Of obstructing
streets and sidewalks ~ DO general by actual
measurements two-tbirds OF the sidewalk Futon-st.
ncws-.tlnds aud other impe iment,. Reform ia tLS
| direction should be speedy aud thorough.
The Sanitary Committee Of the Board OF
Health reported, yesterday She result OF recent ex
perlmens that the disinfcctIntS known bromOcho-
ralum and hydrateG chloride OF aluminium not n
together satisfactory IN their operation, bt thaJ the
fluid called GrOndin" was remarkably ehectiVe'Hnd
seemed 10 combine all that Is desirable in OlsiectanG
with the minimum OF Objectionable qualities.
The St. PltricA'5 United Brotherhood. new
organization, Cosmopolitan Hall last night, aud
announced that the object OF ther society TO pro
mote friendship and brotherhood among al classes OF
Irishmn IN tho Uued States Labor Buctau D" ~ ne
established By them for the purpose OF teachhG il,l
emi5rants such modes OF iNlng as VIII cuutat, lhe!r
tastes and ICnICr them more ltCleen ~AG IAueI tA1-
! ent
About 200 members Of the Albany 0th Regi-
mcnt OF cavalry under the command oi Major ScL"aIZ-
mann, arrived yesterday on the steamer Mary Powell
and were pier by the officers OF tie lst 5th
81. and 9Th -ututs Tee VISITORS were ltL 70 ius
GcrInania Assembly Rooms IN sprngst, and passed the
afternoon and evening at Bellevue Garden. where a
festival was given by several military oIo"I@aJAa III
their honor.
A movement is on foot among many Eq-
GlishAmerican citizens who have always advocated
democratic republic in England and Of whom were
prominent Charsts in the old country, get up meet
llg prepare an address and DRAW UP resolutions e1
pIe5iye o. thGir syLptHg WI" p tG e9non and
oouueuiug the action OF the police AUTHORITIES WIN le
spect ~ the DdLlu Feudn amnesty meeting
BhOOkLlA.
There were % cases Of smallpox last week;
deaths 2q7; marriages. So; births, 9j
The assessed valuation OF 2,2i4 buildings
erected during the year ending in July il Si,93O,9Oo
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company has IN
its stable 60 horses suffering from the horse plague
II ia probable that the long-delayed work of
widening and extending Bedfordaye will soon be begun
a. the papers IN the case were returned 10 the Corpora
ton Counsel yesterday and the Commissioners VIII re-
port in "A few days.
John MOnas, pr0perty-owner on Bergen-st
applied Judge Barnard yesterday for permanent in
junction preventing the South Brooklyn Railway Com
pany from laying double track in BcrgenSt between
Huyt and Bondts. TIE street is only 80 feet wide, aud
the second track would within wOfcCt " The cuIU
stone. Decision reserved.
LONG ISLAND.
MERRICK.--There were at least 10000 visitors
at the camp-meetus sunday The Rev. Mr.. DE Haas
preached in the morning, and the Rev. George Lansing