New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
NENN-YORk CITY.

Music in Madison-sQuare at p. m.
The 9TH regiment VIII parade in full
unI form next Monday.
The project of establishing a new German
ueltcr D., advancing favorabiy.
The Free Readng-room of the Cooper Union
apau open for visitors after having been closed fe"
dil ior repairs.
JUDGE J. p. Joachimscn of the Marine Court
Vi sa for Europe next Saturday, and Senator Norton
the 18th list.
CITY Chamberlain Bradley has paid Ss,729 40
ro the City Treasury, interest for May on the city
anu couuty moneys IN MS CUSTODY
The Dover-st Free School and Mission has
reeu attended 10y l23 children during the past six months
AMI ta, and 10 50 wives aud widows OF sealnen
The Pittsburgh Knights Templar who are ex-
p,ctcd to arrive in this city tomorrow their way to
Europe. have accepted an invitation from the Earl Of
srcsbury tosend the Fourth Of July at his residence
Alton Tower.
The 25th regiment of Albany, n. G. S. n.
Y. will visit this city few days. Arrangements
have been completed hy the officers Of the nh regiment
c,tva in their honor, at Suffers East River Park
Monday aud Tuesday next.
"D. j. So suggests that Mr. Bergh should
te empowered to prevent cruelty the unfortunate in
fsufs who are used by street-beggars decOys for
charity, and who often drugged TO sleep exposed to
sun and rain, and otherwise il-treated.
The stock Exchange has raised $1,10O, and
vii increase the amount TO $500, 10 be paid TO the
widow Of Patrick OBren, the machinist Of No. SO
sackettst., Brooklyn, Who was Killed on Iuesaay; 10y
The hot weather causes the need of free pub
lie baths 10 he deeply felt, especially by the poorer
,asses The baths used last Summer were removed TO
CDuauus where they now ie, awaiting an apprOprd-
the City Government 10 put theh III oluer lOr
VIM. Murray, employed in one of the de-
partmcnts IN the City Hail. has been intoxicated for two
or three DAYS past Yesterday lie went into Taylors
r.ry ou" n Chathan-st, asked what the profits OF
The per day, and on being tod about SO
crusud $50 price Of allowing the business 10 De
continued. Tie inmates caused his arrest ana ne Was
committed by Justice Hogan for intoxication
An ordinance regulating the sale of tickets
for tbeacr and other places Of public amusement is 70
be submitted TO the Common Council 10 provides that
the Mayor may grant licenses such persons shall
produce evidence Of good character to buy and sell
tickets The license fee is $50 a year; and ticket
agent is allowed demand than 80 cents the
regular price asked at the Office OF the thedter. Any
offender shah forfeit 10 the person agGeyed $780, 70 be
having hs license revoked and being precluded from OBJ
tanning another No person is allowed TO sell tickets
without license under penalty OF $3.50
BROOKLYN
A placard posted, yesterday, on a tree-bOx
I'm Iiyinsson-st.. between Court and Boerum-sts
nounciug that there was yellow fever in the block
removed by order the Health authorities after it had
caused great alarm in the neighbOrhood.
VIM L. Chambers, age IS, the Oldest member
Of the order Of OddFelOws in America died at his resi-
deuce on Tuesday night He initiated by the Loyal
Westminster Independent Lodge London, in 1901, and
Of five Brothers 10 establish the Order III New
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