New-York tribune., 1871-09-15
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY
Music at the Battery at 4:3O p. NJ.
The semi-amual book trade sale continued
Yesterday the works sold being the publications OF j.
II. Osgood & Co.. Hurd Houghton, aud others
The Industrial Schools Of the Chidren's Aid
Society have reopened with an unusually large attend
ancc TIE Society intends to increase the nunoer Of its
The Jewish Ncw-Ycar 5G3o begins tonight,
and will be celebrated on Saturday and Sunday. Ser
vices will be held in the synagognes from M until
p lu the remainder OF the day being devoted " well
wishing" and calling" 10 - -~..----.
The LotOs Club met, last night, and passed
resolutions OF coincidence with the friends of the late
Walter Montgomery, who was member OF the Lotos
Copies of the resolutions to pc sent to the Savage
and Junior Garrick Clubs of London.
"Observer" writes to THE TRIBUNE to COM
plain that the Health ordinance which goes into eject
to-day requiring ashes and garbage to be Kept In sepa
rate will not only cause great inconvenience TO
housckeepeis hut is really worse than useless lssmuch
as ashes tend TO act disinfectant and should there
fore he mixed with the garbage for sanitary reasons
The Executive Committee of the Italian So
ciety Of New-Ynrk met at the Germanla Assembly
Rooms last evening, and decided to celebrate by pro-
cesson and picnic the anniversary of the discovery of
America Oh Oct 70. Addresses were made by Sig Cavan
aIi and others. 1t stated that the movement against
as there seemed be little authority for the reform
Mr.. Bergh, in the Court of Special Sessions,
made charge of cruelty to aimals' yesterday against
Thomas Boyle, conductor, and Peter McLanghn'
driver car of the FOrtysccond-st Cross-Iown
line in the of the horses attached
being lame The car contained 70 wnfn %
il was stopped bv Mr. Bcrgh. Counsel coendcd ior @ tie
number OF passengers be carried by railroad car
and that neither the conductor nor % drvr n aS s"c
guilty of cruelty to animals, and postponed sentence u
| next Tuesday.
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Kalbheisch signed 100000 worth OF
Prospect Park bonds yesterday the balance i'll full OF
sOOOO to which the Park Commissioners are entitled or
the current year
! The 47th Regiment, with their guests, the
! New-Havcn Grays, made an excursion yesterday 10
Roclaway Beach, and enjoyed clambakc. The visitors
returned home last evening" the 47th ana va hegiuehts
escOrting them TO the boat
Three thieves broke into the residence of
! Mr.. CoIbn, No. SOS DeKalbavc., on Wednesday, and
carried away piano worth 800 and sewing-machi
Wn W So Sa IT nlH Ed q6 Broad%ay Where the
thieves had left it as security for loan of 500
LONG ISLAND.
! FLrsHING.-A company of capitalists have
purchased 100 Of swamp land situated on the west
side OF the Flushing road for the manufacturing OF peat
| Observation-Disclosures OF association OF the Rockaway
Railway Company have been fled with the Secretary OF
state The road begins az Far RockaWay, ana runs our
miles to the west end OF the beach Inc calai STOCK
$4,000, divided into 400 shares.
UrNPsTEAD-The Commissioners appointed by tho
Supreme Court i'll the proceedings OF the Central Ran,
ad 10 acquire title 10 the land VI Maria Spoohcr ana
! others have awarded s2,2l5.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| NEwBURGH-Eight physicians have signed
Paper exonerating Dr. Birch from the blame attached to
him by the Coroners jury in the OF Mrs Watts, Who
! committed suicide recently by taking laudanum.
WHITE PLANsThe first prize in Iii" ladies' equestrian
contest at the Fair, awarded TO Mr.. John keecr.
and the second to Mrs Barrett draEs M @ IN to nd gen n
Keclcr the second prize.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-H. Delha was arrested last
night for kidnapping boy named John Smith. Dclha
forced the boy to accompany him board the
and had purchased his ticket through TO Charleston, g.
! C....A serious accident occurred yesterday the
| nights at Palisade.ave aud Van Norst,st A man
named George employed In digging well, descended
well which nG TS then aSO % feet deep ned
| air. Macarthur, the contractor was instantly not-
fed and thinking 10 save the man, he descended and
succeeded in fastening rope to the body when he him
| self became insenslbe. Next man named Bcusc
body Tecame Imp and powerle.. and he was mmed
atey drawn up. Shortly afcrward an einpioye named
BY this time large crowd had gathered the excite
became intense % %hsa Was n has tat
avaing. At last an apparatus was adjusted and air
Re @S an @ Wo
in fastening ropes to the bodies which were drawn up.
An effort made TO resuscitae them, but It not
successful George who was Italian. leaves a wife
and eight children iI III New'1ork Macarthur leaves
NEwARK-The new Republican Central Committee
have organized for the coming campaign with Mr. Teo-
dore HaCknet OF the Third Ward, Chairman. and ~ j.
Dcinarcst Of the First Ward, a. secretary The Repub-
lcan City Convention for tue nomination OF Mayor and
other officers will be held sept 20 All injunction has
been served on MI Dickerson, PTesde, of the First Ma
tional prevent the erection Of addition
| bank The Board Of Freeholders authorized the Fl
nance Committee yesterday to issue bonds for the
bridge over the Passac. Committee appointed TO
consider the proprety Of establishing schoolshp for
juvenile delnQuents.
| HoBOKEN.-The inquest in the OF Alexander
witLers concluded yesterday, no evidence of i'm
pOrsnce being given. The jury brought in verdict OF
tDeatn from 10 the jury unknown. Martin
Dundy H. WAS arrested yesterday for rObbng till.
TREsroN.-RIchard Hess, an empoye OF the Western
| Union Telegraph Company. fell from telegraph pole,
! yesterday, and was instantly Killed.