New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
NETWORK CITY.

The Board of Supervisors passed, yesterday,
resolution TO pay Warden Tracy fs9o 81 Tor supplies
furnished Ludlow Jail during August
A cross-town car came into collision with
second-ave car, at NewBowery and East Broadway,
last evening, tearing of portion OF the roof.
The annual target shooting of the 9th Regl-
ment Drum Corps at Hamilton Park, yesterday called
together large assemblage. Company Of the Sd Cav
airy Regiment entertained its friends in similar way al
Lion Park.
Forty-five members of the Troy Veteran
Zouaves arrived in this city yesterday morning by the
steamer Vanderbilt, and made an excursion to Coney
Island in the The visitors returned to Troy
In the evening.
The preliminary measures for the lorna
ton Of National Guard Rife Association" were
agreed upon at meeting Of twenty or more prominent
officers Of the National Guard held yesterday, at the
Office Of The Army and Macy Journal.
The Joint Committee of the Board of SUI
pervisors the Board Of Aldermen and the citizens In
vited to cooperate with them In examining the city and
county accounts will meet at p M, on wednesday,
sept 49, in the chamber OF the Board OIL SUPERVISORS
The tenth annual Convention OF the Order
Of Hermann's Sons will be held tomorrow reception
Of the visiting lodges will take place at the headquarters
OF the Grand Lodge, in LudOw-s this evening. pro-
cessiOn Will be formed, which Will march to the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms, where lhe reception oanue'
will be given.
On the steamer Franklin, which arrived III
this port stettn last Saturday 80 bundles OF human
hair were struggled by cabin passenger named Miss
Bolle. At the time Of inspection she Informed the
officers that the packages contained soiled linen por-
ter asked TO deliver the goods at the Prescott
hair. Returning to Castle Garden he informed the
M 7 Whsre sbe was bsrgainng for the sale
OF the hair, which was worth $4,000
BROOKLYN.
The completed portion of the new Fulton
ferry-house opened to the public yesterday Among
other improvements the arrangement for keeping people
pack until each poat has landed its passengers Will
greatly facilitate the working OF the boats.
The Managing Director of the Union Ferry
Company and Messrs R. F. and A. W. Toombs, City Sur
were suenaed yesterday to appear before the
Common Council Committee Ferry and Water Rights
70 give testimony respecting the alleged Matchmaking oy
the street Commissioner.
LONG ISLAND.
JANAICA.-The double track of the South
Side Railroad was completed, yesterday, from Fresh
Ponds TO Pearsas Corner The connection at this vii
lage war made Sunday
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.-The COrOner's jury in the case
OF Hugh Conway who was shot on board the ship
Thomas Durham. rendered verdict yesterday against
the trst and second mates.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY-On Sunday night burglars
broke safe the residence Of Mr. Parish, sodawater
manufacturer Cottagest On the night burglars
entered the residence OF w. H. Wheeler, in Bergenwood
ave, near Jay-st
NEwARK-Hugh Maloy Of Hoytst. has been arrested
OIL suspicion having thrown the stone at Officer Wilde
which inflicted the probably fatal wound. Terrence
Mcdonald James Hughes and David Fitzgerald were
also arrested yesterday, making IA in all who have been
sent to the ia for the assault Justice Mills refused to
take bail for the Offenders and they will be held to await
the action of the Grand Jury. George Mathews OF
New Rochelle. who arrested in this city for killing
companOn has been sentenced TO three years In the
House Of Correction The public schools opened yes
terday. Officer. Bird who was suspended from the
poce force for undue violence toward Mrs Lake. has
been dismissed The horse cars between this city and
Bloomfield began running yesterday. Mayor Rcord
has not signed the resolution Of the Common Council
ring the City Treasurer to sign the Nicolson
pavement contract. He declares that he VIII veto the
resolution regards il attempt on the part OF
the Council usurp his functions. It will require 10
votes override his veto and the subject cannot come
before the Council until the October meeting Dennis
Orien was arrested last evening for attacking several
residents Of Newest. with a drawn knife.
UNIoN.-Mrs. Catharine Lutz OF Palsadeave., while
engaged in picking up coal the Erie Railway tracks
near the Wechawken whsrves was run over by train OF
Oil-cars and almost instantly killed The body, which
was terribly mangled, taken to b. N Cranes un'
dertaking establishment in HODoken.