New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
NETWORK CITY.

no oCCOHu OpcnluB IctcpIOh vi '"o TA"'"At
can Museum OF Natural History. in Central Park. VIII
take place next Tuesday afternoon. .".-
The Emperor of Austria has appointed Mr.
Theodore A. Havemeyer OF this city to no
City Of HeW-York
The number of journalistic deaths in this
city during the three years get down at Is in all sad
the money sunk in those unfortunate enterprises cannot
have been less than $4,000. ...
The headquarters of the Departments of \.
y. @. A. R. have been transferred from No IA Broad
way TO No. 8, UniOnsquare lnorth All official commit
nlcatiOns should hereafter DO addressed to Frank d.
Clark
Barnum's Great ITraveling Museum, Hippo
drome. Circus aud Geological Garden will open at tho
Rink Third-sve and sixy thirdst. Monday evening
The great sh0wmans announcement appears In our AL
vertising columns.
A telegram was sent, yesterday, from this
city to Tniers announcing that petition for the par
don OF Rosse one OF the convicted leaders Of the Com
mne Is IA circulation among the French resldents and
had already received numerous signatures similar r."
titiOns have been circulated IN PhlhdelPha' Ne"-Vr-
leans, Ian Francisco, and other Cities
Prof. Philip Schaff's report of the deputa-
tation of the American Branch Of the Evangelical Al
lance appointed memorabilia the Emperor OF RUSSIA
In behalf OF religious liberty will be presented at meet
day and it il understood that 1t will contain many lnter
esiing facts In regard to subject which has
the attention and received the sympathy VI tue eno
Christian world
Gen. w. T. Sherman, Col. Audenried OF the
Generals staff, Rear Admiral Alden, U. g. Navy ana
Lieut. Frederick D. Grant, son Of the President are to
embark to-day in the Wabash for Europe The Presi-
dent and family will accompany Lieut. Grant TO THIS
city, ssryng at the Fh Avenue atl t ON the same
train with President, will make the Astor House
Alden aud Col Audsnried arrived at the Aston
House yesterday The President VIII prooao'y ro'uin
to Washington on Monday
Collector Murphy now signs tho Custom
House checks instead Of Auditor Ogden, who has until
within the last few days performed that duty. The
change v attributed to the Interpretation OF La" ny
Washington official, to the effect that although COhec-
tors duties may be performed by deputy, his powers
as Disturbing officer cannot be delegated and that ne
must sign all checks which are counersigned 6y the
Auditor An elaborate opinion has been transmitted 10
the Secretary OF the Treasury which VIII probably re-
suit restoration Of the former system mch 10 tho
grstifcation Of the merchants, who will longer have
TO their checks until the Collector can leave the
dyertng society Of his admirers to attend 10 MS ocd
'' BROOKLYN.
Charles Bernard age "a, living Mt the Wall
House on F0urth-st l.. D.. accidentally shot ana Killed
Edward l.. Nichols age %, also a resident Of the Wall
House. last evening. Bernard gave himself up 10 the
police. Nichols leaves wife and one child
The Business Woman's Union filed certif-
cate OF Incorporation yesterday in the County Clerks
Office The object OF the Association is to provide COM
vantages for women who support themselves. The
Trustees are c. Field Laura F. Bcecher Lucretia
A Potts, Martha A. HOWldn0, kaJe NJ VII
son, Sarah A. EppendOrf aud Caroline ID. Chambers
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Judge Happen has de-
cded to remove the injunction the property VI The
Press provided Mr. Rice, the owner in CHARGE will give
bonds within i've days to secure Alderman Terry and
Street Commissioner Wild against loss in case they are
able to prove partnership Citizens Of the Fourth Ward
the ward at exorbitat rates. sls having been
paid for paint worth four cents a pound
A Inf he Churches
Island will be held Nov 49, to discuss The pr0prety ~
admitting Baptist Society in tho village rs branch
Of the Association
NEwTows-Tbe name Of the man who committed
suicide Tuesday IA John BrOckrn'urg. WHO hat ic
Gently been appointed Postmaster Of MaSpcth
STATEN ISLAND.
EEGEwATER.-The Village Clerk has collected
81 90 Ia xes, leaving balance OF sl9."O
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-Work on the NrwY York,
Northern and Housatonic Railroad as been resumed Ivy
r Eastman who has contracted to build seven miles OF
the road An inch Of snow fell on Thursday night
MAMARoSECK.-st. ThOmass Episcopal congregation
has contributed 800 for Chicago Jesse r. Palmer ana
Id District 81 has been voted for school purposes
RYg-The Methodist Church will he improved at a cost
OF $1,000.
NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CTY.-The Supreme Court has decided
that James II. Love, William Is. Rankin j. r. Parsons,
John T.. Cronham. Harvey d. Soule, William Clayton
Martin Hanley, Charles Kost, Andrew Leicht George H.
Toffey and James H. Startup. who were elected last
prug entitled seats in the Board OF Chosen Free
holders and has the other cOntestng members
including Matthew Doyle, Patrick NuEent George B.
PBmptop, Charles d. Throckmorton. Adam J.
NJ wilson, and James COye. The decision
rendered in accordance with the act OF Legislature,
Freeholders by Alderllanc districts. The old
Board vas elected by townships. aud will now
i Ptryek M MCGEE for firing shop in South seysnst
and Alfred for soliciting passengers at the ferry
sSSorssd the building Of bridge across the Morris
Canal from the extension 70 .1s NEW VIEW
while attempted To murder Sergeant Lee was sent
S. ss ss S g. E
cOpal Church, and the Rev. Dr. Abererombe OF Kanwsy
has been called the Board OF ~ r.. i1 noope
ness q retarns for aoboEsn were Obliged adjourn
t pof 6sHas Rrardo1 for Sy and with
aGidavits Of lOs voters who claim 70 nave easy tnen
crsdited with ony sS votes number OF the men who
made these sday Vera unable 70 e sS R Sr
friends election day. and unintentonaiy Voloa the
wrong ticket.
NEwARK-An argument in the Bolts case will he made
to-day . Notice Is given that application Will be
made At the next session OF the Legislature TO divide
Ess Of 4sSs to ot:nse and the this
city. -. John Bewett was arrested yesteraSy, ON
Judgment WAS given yesterday against the eity in the
case OF Dr. oGOrman and Dr. Elliott tried ior failing to
EAie MCKINLEY, charged with robbng krs. Could, her
aDdlsdy OF clothing worth $780, acquitted yesterday
Mary II " Powell left her home in West Livingston.
last wednesday 10 get medicine for sick siser. and
has not been seen since
HoBoK EN--It is said that Bailey b. BrOwn. Kepebncan
e.S,ata for Aasembly will tho election Of John
A. ONe upon the grounds that n voters had registered
Illegally.
UsIos HnL-Charlea Frank has been committed foe
firing Bsrnkowski's rope-wAlk IN West HobOken Inc
accused admitted that he applied lighted match I"
hemp.
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC AARKEra %" 49,