New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-18
NETWORK CITY.

NEwYQRK CITY. --N<-sIss-'
The Albany and Troy day boats, C. Vibbard
oa t.ncl Drew resume their trips for the on
Monday May 81 --s~Nat 5Ss~
A resident of Brooklyn who had been found
drank the streets with s2SoO IN his pocket TSs dis
The bsiiChhlayers decided at late hour last
night to begin Monday strike for eight hours as
n days work The headquarters will be at No. 2s0
ThlId-ave' 600
Norwegian residents celebrated the fifty
eighth anniversary the nderondence of their country
yesterday at the East River Park under the auspices OF
the Norwegian Society
No date has been set for the trial OF Stokes,
but District Attorney Garvin is about to confer with
Jndee Ipgrahan and TO fix day for it, 1t is expected
thai on Monday next the Attorney VIII move
the case for trial and that day will thereupon be set
for that purpose.
The salaries of the District-Attorney and
his assistants and of the atachesiof his Office are two
months in arrears Ia said that the Controller refuses
pose altbongh the oiciais interested claim that the
necessary appropriations have been made.
The Executive Committee of the Grand
National in aid OF the victims OF the war OF
France has report showing how the receipts OF
the French Fair amounting s7963 90 were distributed
by committees individuals among the sufferers IN he
various Departments Of France with the most Sausiac
tory results
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. f. G. Clark, ID. d., has been In
stalled pastor Of the Presbyterian Church in Gatesave
Park bonds to the amount of 100000 were
ISSUED, yesterday, by Mayor Powell making total of
t5O,0OO issued this year
The Protestant Sunday schools of the East
ern District will have their annual parade May %
The schools will be divided divisions, the Grand
Marshals being Rev. Alfred Taylor Watson Sanford,
and Robert Coehrane
The Rev. DR.. E. S. Porter and other resi-
dents of the Nineteenth Ward waited, yesterday, on
Mayor Powell and protested against the continuance of
the oal dock at the Walabout Canal declaring that 1t
intolerabe nuisance The Mayor promised 10
10 have II removed.
LONG ISLAND.
HRMPsTRAD.-Samuel Wood, colored, quar-
relied with Charles Pnkney cOOred, on Thursday even
Ing placing pistol close to his breast fired it, the
CHANGING off the breast bOne and lodging IN his body
The weapon close that the powder DaeKened ana
burned the victims face.
BRRsLAU-As the accommodation train the South
The engineer saw a crosse placed directly across the
track but fortunately the engine pilot lifted the oDstruc-
ton and threw 1t aside.
LONG ISLAND CrrY-A man named Wilets OF Water
st., New.YOrk while unloading oil at Prtehards Works
yesterday struck the head by block which fell
from the masthead of vessel He died in few hours.
BAYsrDE-Tony Miller opens his hotel to-day, for the
reception OF boarders.
COLLEGE PoIST.-The body OF man, age about 90 was
washed ashore o Thursday afternoon
GREAT NECK-Fishermen are catching shad in large
numbers at Little Bay and at this place.
STATEN ISLAND.
TAPLEToN.-BishOp Potter will administer
tbe re OF Confirmation tomorrow morning, in ST. Pau's
Memorial Church.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MAMARoNECK.-The Rev. VIM. F. Warren,
D. D. President OF the Boston Theological Seminary,
will preach in the NJ E. Church, tomorrow, at 1890 m
PLEAsANTvHLE.-The Westchester County Teachers
Institute meeting WI ee hed Ie FTeSoS
School has been engaged by the School Commissioners 70
conduct the exercises
he ha1H acf afnr.
day at Port Morris, the body OF an unknown man.
age about found in the East River 1t was believed
that he had committed suicide.
MoRRHASIA.-Co Robertson shot George Wash
Ington Phillips colored on Wednesday night and dan
gerously wounded hn, while he was attempting to es-
cape arrest.
YoNKERs-Arrangements have been made for the
Mort HAyESmThe body Of ian an unknown man, age
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Committee appointed by
the master bakers Wednesday. obtain the coop
Grafton Of bakers in the proposed movement to advance
sbe price OF bread, met yesterday and reported that
most of the city bakers had agreed to the proposed
change, which will give every the liberty TO make
ais loaves Of such size peases and sell at the
uniform OF cents without regard to the quantity
Of flour used. The agreement provides that dealers
proposed to organi1e Bakers Protective Society.
Smiths stable NO. g G9eS was damaged 500 BY fire
Edward Mountain, Thomas Gushing, Charles Kavanagh
the Bayonne rioters charged with muTder0us assault
Robert Proyance, saloon keeper, were held in $500 bail
each Michael OBrien, charged with the ofense,
is at the SMALLPOX Hospital. The Commissioners from
the Boards OF Chosen FTeehOders of Hudson Passaic
ard Bergen Counties completed yesterday the purchase
the Bellevile bridges. Me ahons cooper shop
West Grand-st will be occupied SMALLPOX Hospital
after June. The numerous that the City
Hospital cannot accommodate the patients.
NEwARK-Iawrence Charter was arrested Yesterday
on charge OF stealing gold from his employers Brown
d Co., jewellers. The New-Jersey Railroad Company
reduced the price OF tickets onehaf in favor Of
clergyman living the line Of the road. Martin
Iisenburg agent of the Elliptic sewing Machine Com
pany was arrested last night for embeZZng 500 from
his employers.
PATKRsoN.-Henry Allen, employee at the Rogers
Locomotive Works, while working with a circular saw,
yesterday, struck by piece OF wood with great
force, and sustained probably fatal injuries.
HoBOKEE-The pilothOuse Of the steamer Sleepy Hol-
low lying the foot OF FOurthst burned yester-
day with portion OF the hurricane deck. Loss ESQ.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.
The Board of Commissioners appointed for
tle examination Of contracts for street improvements