New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
NEW-YORK CITY.
fnsic in Central Park at 81 p. m.

Music in Central Park at 81 p. M
DIR. Frederick r. Marvin read paper on
Immortality" before the Liberal Club last night.
Gov. Hoffman and Lieut.-Gov. Beach Will
leave the city this morning for Baltimore TO atehd inc
Democratic Convention.
B. Wood, son of the publisher OF Ihe Ddi'y
Eetrs will sail to-day for Germany and after course vi
study will 10 take charge OF Ihe Ne~s iuerma
New-York is not so large city as Brooklyn
nor has IL large number OF streets To cean yet ne
assessed real and personal property Is nVe tunes as
The latest campaign badge-a white nat
upon brown ribbon, with the names of Greeley ana
Brown in glt-s sold by E. W. Harrison oi NO. 81 war
ren-st.
At a recent meeting of the Americus CO.
terie the following officers we're elected:
President John weinhemeE yeePre.den JOSn DeT s keona
Tasurer George syde; seargentatA Arms Geo. W. LeVness
The tug Relief was run down yesterday morn
ing by the Bristol near Fulton Ferry, through
some misunderstanding in regard to signals ine rug rug
which not seriously damaged, quickly rgnteu hel
self and entered the Fulton Ferry slip.
The men at work on the BOulevards have not
been paid for five weeks The district in which they are
working being above Fftyninthst and the control OF
that part OF the city having been transferred IRON IN
Works the Controller does not know in which depart
ment the men belong.
The employing BARRIERS, John Davis presid-
ing met at Turn Hall last evening, and received re-
ports Of their ward committees showing that most OF he
employers have adopted the rules OF the Central organ
zaton providing that shops shall be closed at p M on
week days, and be kept open till 10 p ~ on Saturday
and till y. III. on sunday.
W. II. Leib of Quincy, ILL.,, called at The
TRIBUNE Office yesterday, and stated that he would pay
$1,000 reward for information that would lead to the dis
covery OF his son. Freddie Leib, who disappeared on
June 26 1s7 from Quincy and is supposed To nave peen
eyes dark brown hair and doubtless remembers mat lie
| mas a little sister Bessie" and a brother Charlie"
| The Dock Commissioners granted the use OF
pier at the foot of Whehallst, yesterday TO the Po
lice Commissioners for place of landing for the patrol
steamer OF the police. Permission was given TO
the Stonington Steamboat Company 10 build platform
upon Pier No 49, " T. Repair superintendent Westef-
Welt was directed advertise for proposals TO furnish
year. The pier AZ Wards Island used for the landing OF
emgrants ordered to be repaired. superintendent
Westeryct directed TO select two piers on ether
river the Of the Street Cleaning department III
! dumping refuse into barges
| A meeting of the Garde Lafayette was held
last night in the casino in HOustonst TO make arrange
mens for the reception band Of the French Garde
Repubcaine arrival in this city previous to Its
departure for Paris. L. Arnaud ipresded, ana reau
telegram from the leader OF the French band, stating
that the musicians would take the Fa River seaner ts
cepton OF the visitors and as U was generally understood
that no procession would be permitted on sunday, u
was finally decided that Committee shOnld informally
receive guests, and that tine entire company shOul
| ION in "a reception Monday morning. On motion OF
| Mr. Strauss il was determined that all the freneh
socletes in the should be invited TO unite Ia wei
coming the guests, and Committee was appointed 10
provide d collation. on the arrival OF the band.