New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23
NETWORK CITY.
Music at the Battery at 8 D. m.

Music at the Battery at p. m.
Custom House Officer j. Wild seized yester-
| day quantity Of oil OF cloves in west-st
Consumers of CrOton water will remember
that five per cent will be added to all rates
| maning unpaid after July 81.
The first bale of the new cotton crop reached
! this city, yesterday, from Galveston Texas II was
raised in Western Texas sold at auction for 90 cents
| gold. per pound and then shipped 10 this city.
Edward McEweny of No 334 East Eighth
Charles Grady OF No. 125 East seventhst.
slightly injured by fireworks at the Greeley and Brown
banneraising at Seventhst and Avenue g last even
| ing.
| The large clock on the top of the Mutual
Life Insurance Companys building at Broadway and
Lbertyst IL very conspicuous object when illnini-
Rivers.
Companies and G of the list Regiment as
sembled at the armory at Broadway and Thrtyfourh-
ST. early yesterday. and at NJ, left the city by the
New -Haven Railroad excursion to Norwak, Conn
There were 100 men IN ne aud the hegiinensl Dshd
and drum corps headed the procession The companies
will be entertained by Company ID OF the stn Connecu-
cut Regiment.
The patrolmen of the police force of this
city granted vacation OF two days with pay yes
terda by the Board of Police the release to be given at
such times and intervals the captains shall deem ex-
Incident The vacations are bestON regard for
the hard service Of the police during the present Spring
in watching the strikers and guarding the large manu-
| factories
John f. Barrett, clerk employed at the
Liberal publican National Executive Headquarters at
the Glenham Hotel solicited OF the Managers Of the
Garde Republcane Concert thrtysix complimentary
tickets for members Of the Democratic National Com
mttee and Others. He subsequently sold some or the
tempted To collect So the managers The circumstan
being brought Col Aliens notice, Mr. Barrett was
dismissed. -
Deaths last week, 1876; births, Go; mar
riages, IS.
The race for the champion pennant of the
Prospect Park Yacht Club was Saturday by the
yacht Henrietta
Hugh McGoldrick, Richard Mclaughlin, and
Joseph Richie the Battle Row" gang implicated in
the murder OF officer Donahue admitted TO bail,
yesterday, by Judge McCue in 5000 each.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Common Council
confirmed yesterday the Mayors nomination of Patrick
OGrady for City Clerk, and authorized the lease OF
building for the City Court and the issue of bonds to the
amount Of 100000 for the Survey Commission "A gang
of Iaborers employed in the Long Island Railroad Yard
at Hunters Point struck for an increase OF wages yes
terday. Their places were filed by Italians from New
York, who however on learning that strike was in
progress, refused to continue work several OF them
were, nevertheless, severely beaten by the strikers
MIDDLE yILLAGE.,A twO-story tenement house, owned
by George Crawford and occupied by several German
families, totally destroyed by tire on Sunday. Loss
about 5000 .-s,%=s
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The object the Soldiers Mu-
tua Benefit Association of this city Is to adj members
in securing land grants and in improving the property
awarded them by act of Congress- Gilbert r. Robin
son is President; Geo. n. Tibbles, VcePresident and
E. j. Patterson. Secretary and Treasurer The jersey
City Schitzen Corps attended the Greehve senutzen
fest al Sea View Park yesterday Frank Bright was
severely beaten by three men on sunday. Andrew
Kean who assaulted aud nearly killed Charles COOK,
about month ago, and then escaped from the officer
who arrested him, by jumping from secondstory WIN
dow was captured yesterday. Judge John GrlHth,
u
residence at Grand and WaTren-sts. on Sunday
NEwARK.-The Essex County Board Of Assessors met
a the COurhouse Yesterday. The amount OF tax appor
toned to Essex County Is sSS6126; valuations taxable in
the county for year, $l20i2000 The rate for this
city will per cent j. b. Nichols age about 3O mas
been charged with the murder OF Henry Wagner
whose body was found IN the Passaic. Nichols was the
last man seen with Wagner. Albert Kennel was
drowned while bathing IN the Passaic, on Sunday Mrs
ANNE Faon has been arrested for attempting TO Durn
her house for $500 insurance Peter Condor, age 20
was run and killed coal train ON the Morris ana
Essex Railroad, last evening"
MuBURN-J. Harlan Allen, age 10, OF South Orange.
while bathing IN COndits pond Saturday evening, was
seized with cramps and drowned.