New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
NETWORK CITY.


Music in Central Park at $3.50 p. m.
A Presbyterian clergyman will preach at the
regular service Of the Episcopal congregation OF Emman
mel Church, tomorrow morning.
The United Train of Artillery of Providence,
r L. made an excursion around the harbor, yesterday,
accompanied by members Of the INST Regiment N. o.
Chief-Justice Chase, with his daughter, Mrs.
sprague arrived in the city yesterday morning. and left
IN the afternoon for the home Of Senator sprague at
NaTagansett, r ].
The Sunday evening services at Association
Hall are well attended. different speaker is provided
every Sunday who makes short address after the ser
wee OF (" Sacred Song"
The ferrybOat Sunswick plying between
Eighty seventhst and Astoria, has been condemned by
Inspector BoOle unnt for The wliamsbursh has
also been ordered on for repairs.
The new edifice of the First Baptist Church,
at Parkave. and Thirty ninthst, will be dedicated to
MORROW This church is over 100 years old, and the
present edihce is the fourth which it has built
The Cannstedt VOlks Fest Association has
elected the following officers: President Phi. Laeme ;
Vice President, g. H. weiEle; Secretary B. sehmif
Hengstler; Librarian FIR. Buchner.
The examinations for admission to COlum-
bia College begun yesterday, and will be continued
to-day About Is candidates have applied for admiss on
pected at the opening Of the session on Monday
The Rev. C. S. Robinson, D. D., the Rev. j.
Hyatt Smith, the Rev. Stephen H. Tying, ir., the Rev.
Alfred Taylor and the Rev. ]. NJ Pullman will address
anniversary and reunion meetings OF The morning
star g. S. No. $50 West TwentyfOurthst, tomorrow at
n and u Pm
The funeral of Harry SandersOn, the pianist,
at the Church Of the Messiah at Psrkave and Thirty
fourth-s Yesterday, attended by large number OF
professional musicians and personal friends OF tne de
S &sS George Ha H. ap&Gi ePpWoTth '|''
The Rev. Thomas Guard Wesleyan mis-
Gionay from South Africa has just arrived in this city,
with letters OF Endorsement from some of the most emf
Dent cergymen in England he viii pressa
and IN the evening in ThirtyseVenthst near IhrdaVe
The New-YOrk Academy of Medicine re-
Gently adopted series of resolutions expressing ap
proval the address Of Judge Bedford to the Grand
Jury at the opening Of the Court Of General Sessions
sept when he advocated amendment Of the statute
TO render abortion manslaughter In the nrst
degree.
A call having been issued for a meeting of
the wOrkmen employed the public works, to be held
tonight at the junction Of EiGhth-ave and Fftynnth
st. fears were entertained by that riot would be
the result The ofceri charge ct the TwentysecOnd
TSS1s had SeeS ssUsd from and that no
SpprehepsOns entertained by the police It i gene
ray believed that the mob element bad enough OF rio"
BROOKLYN. '-'"'
Music in Prospect Park at 4 p. m.
There are "a cases of small pOx at the Flat
bush Hospital, L. l.
The East River Bridge Tower is now "a feet
above high water mark forty Of stone having
been laid The roadway will be 100 feet above the water
mark and the total hight Of the tower will be 275 feet
The Street Commissioner ordered yesterday
the removal the boahouse and other distractions at
the foot of South Tenths the ground being city prop
ery The distractions at the foot of Hewesst have not
yet been removed.
A mandamus was issued yesterday, by Judge
Gilbert requiring Supervisor schenck Of the Town Of
NewOtts to sign notice for new election under an
last town election was declared illegal.
The Episcopal Church of the Messiah, at
ClermOntave. and Greenest has been thoroughly re-
paired aud much improved since the fire on the LIST Of last
April and will be reOpened tomorrow with appropriate
services by the pastor the Rev Dr. Duane GulOn Eps-
copa Church on Greene-ave Marcyave., will also
lie opened tomorrow, with sermon in the morning by
Bishop Lttejohn, and in the evening by Dr. SchencK'
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-Patrick Hallin was ar
rested yesterday while conducting the funeral Of Cath
arne Oates an old lady whose body Coroner Tewks-
bury had held an inquest. The Police Department
claims that the Coroner had not furn hed with copy
of the testimony the inquest recently ordered by
the Police Commissioner The Coroner claims that as
county officer he is not responsible to members OF tine
damaged 81 900 by fire Thursday night,
MMEoLA.-James Wright Of Jamaica, while driving on
tho race track at the Fair Grounds yesterday, was
thrown out by the horse running away and his left
shoulder dslocated The Queens County AgIGnnrai
Fair was sCsed Yesterday WIN al award VI premiums III
the various departments
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
MAMARoNECK.-A contract for opening and
grading Grand Parkave frem the Boston Boulevard on
post Road TO Grluave. has been made in accordance
with vote OF the tax payers The new avenue VIII DC
about feet wide Of easy grade and about TWO miles
long.
Mt. yERxoS-A small number Of residents met and
Nominated the following candidates for school Ocers on
TbnPsday evening: Trustees for full term OF three
Ty one w yea VINE SPS
John Berry; Clerk end Librarian 1 2snie taA&Er
NEW-JERsEY
JERSEY ClTY.-Under the new registry law
voters win be required to register on October T. The
Judges viii meet Nov. 2 TO revise and complete the
tensration The Board OF Finance adopted
vesterday to sit as Board Of Appeal on Now e. ana 10
accent the bid Of the First National Bank for s0 IN
per cent bonds at par and interest," PROVIDED tpe ba1H
Win allow the Commissioner OF the e3 4, @ ~
reports I'm First National Bank general account oS06
NJ sinkng fund, s254sl c. In Hudson County Nsuona
ismnch TO-DAY lighter 1853 feet by 80 feetworth 100000
and capable Of carrying train Of 20 freight cars.
NEwARK-iu the Ninth Ward, Spencer Scott Alderman
for the past six years. mas are suu Se Frs
Prigsde n G. II j. will parade in NewYork at the re-
feptioD Of the Grand Duke ....sLis LII Col D. Ryer
son has resigned the Position Q. oaI SSeS;iSs "a the
street. Oh Thursday, had been thrown from cart and
6edIy Injured. meeting Of the DIRECTORS OF she
SAX Temperance Alliance, 1t was resolved 70 pQk4
Srsnd mass meeting at Trenton, October 49, Sixty
thousand tracks distributed each month In TINS cry
Humboldt Lodge. l. o. Of o. F., has elected the FOL
V "a louis Westpha r. g.. Max Samuel, F. g.; John
MIR ap6 Teaeurer special meeting OF the Common
s I'm several Of the wards. Democratic primaries
wcIe held in the different wards last evening" 70 eleet
Gelcgates to the Democratic City Convention next
"Un 10Y, 1,.s BOARD ~ Education has authorized