New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
NETWORK CITY,
Music in Tompkins-squarc at o p. m.
7, hoo hoon decided by the Board of

Music in Tompkins- square at p. m.
II has been decided by the Board OF Man
ayers Of the American Institute to open the RINK 10 eh
hIb0rs OF heavy machinery to-uay'
The delegates of the Allgemeine Sanger
bund Societies met in the Germania Assembly Rooms,
last night and arranged to Join the 1est' proceSsoh
OF the funniest, next MONDAY
II was rumored, yesterday, that Senator
o'Brien and exMayor Hayemeyer are candidates for
the office Of Tax Receiver, made vacant by the removal
of Mr. Smythe. Controller Green says tnat ne nds hoO
yet determined upon Mr.. Smythes successor
John II. Platt was appointed Receiver OF
the stuyvesant Bank place OF o. H. p Archer where
upon the latter such Receiver had brought suit
on several notes. against various persons indebted 10
the Bank app@ed @ 70 1uge niS 1 @ m fead The motion
granted yesterday morning with the orders OF SUD
sttution.
William Page the well-known artist, and
President OF the National Academy Of Design, was yes
terday stricken with paralysis at his studo in the Tenth
st. Studio Building. The early attendance OF sklfnl
physician happily ayerted the severity OF tng a@Gk I
early recovery may be looked for; his condition at
present, however is such az to preclude his removal
from the Studio Building to his home
Superintendent Thorne reported to the Board
of Police yesterday that during the week past $40 miles
of streets had been cleaned for the first time, le miles
n second time 40 miles third me II miles fourth and
fifth time sl loads OF ashes and 1874 loads OF rnD1sh
iaborers sG6Gt days. at 81 TO- 415 49, work OF ash cart
men LOIS days at s. 3l2; work OF dlrt cartmen lS4O
days. at 81, s3,3Gl Total, sli,OSS 9J.
The Tailors' International Union of the
United States and Canada reassembled at M 10 STAN
tonst yesterday Jacob Morstadt reelected Presi
dent for the ensuing year. Resolutions were passed ex
nressng satisfaction at the attempts made by Trades
Unions TO secure the Eghthour system ana arTming
that under circumstances should union strike"
without first obtaining the consent OF the Executive
Rody The hope was expressed that the Unions would
form State organizations Inc ooect OF the Union Is 70
secure regular Of wages in the trade throughout
the country
A suit was begun in 1910 by James Mason
10 set aside the will OF his father, and j. Ring was
tanned as his attorney. He successful in his suit
but found at It's termination that Ring had become pos.
sessed OF nearly onehaH the property recovered con-
sstng of As lots in this city, He then began an action
10 recover the property. Henry A. Cram retained
by Ring and consented to take onehrd Of the lots as
contingent fee IL was soon discovered that Masons
porton OF the lots well the other was very heaY-
y taxed and suggested that Mr. Cram purchase
all the lots, which he agreed to. Mason, however nav
Ing married minor In the meantime. had lncum0efed
his estate with right Of dower which could not be re-
leased until his wife became OF age. An ARRANGEMENT
was made by which Cram paid the taxes until that time,
mortgage being given to him on the property SuDse-
auenty Mason received from Cram $4,000 as purchase
money for the property in 1866 Mrs Mason having exc
cuted release OF her right OF DOVER The present hut
was brought by Mason's wife, and came up on motion
Judge Barrett to prove issues for jury Decision
reserved. ...,,-
| Deaths last week, 2j3, including from small
pox from typhus fever. from typhoid fever and 6O
| from cholera niantun.
STATEN ISLAND.
| STAPLEToN.-Mary Coyle of Beach-st upset
tub full OF hot water and was severely scalded.