New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-24
NETWORK CITY.
Music in Central Park at 4 D. m.

Tea Company presented last evening with hand-
chain and locke by the employees OF the Company
The printers belonging to the Typographical
Union No. viii hold picnic, to-day. at Jones's Wood
Mr. Greeley who was the first President OF the Union
expected TO be present
Controller Green paid yesterday to the De-
parment Of Public Parks, for the maintenance OF the
Central and City Parks $4,000 and he will pay to-day
to the "big-pipe men" $4,000
The match on the Waverley On. j. Fair
grounds yesterday between the Mutual Club Of this
City and the Resoues OF Elizabeth resulted In the sue
cess Of the Mutuals by score OF toL
The latest commercial sensation is a threat
ened corner in cheese. The markets are said to be
poorly supplied The home consumption Is very large,
and the demand for export greater thsh mas ever een
known.
The markets for the past week have been
oyer-supplied with fish and fruit. Buefsh and spanish
macerel are large and backets of peaches for song
Water-meIons and muskmelons were never inner tnah
this year.
Joseph Shannon, Clerk of the Common Conn
Gil has removed the city records from the insecure glass
cases in which they have been Kept and put them INTO
four large reprO0f safes in room on the east sue oI
the City Hall.
The 154th meeting of the NewYork Liberal
Club was held at its rooms, in Plimpton Hail. last even
ing. DE- W. H. Atkinson read paper entitled Mero
the Corresponding Secretary Charles L. Bach was an
nounced.
Here is matter for comment and encourage
ment. What other department can MAKE 30 BOou
showngi Commissioner Van Mort says that mp 70 date
the expenses OF the Department Of Public Works for
1872 have been at the rate OF 100000 less than the APP
poruonment
A correspondent asks whether, rs applicants
for examination by the Civil Service Board required
to state the position they desire, list Of the positions
with salaries in the Treasury and Customs can he had
Presumably such list will be found at the Custom
house or Sub Treasury.
The ladies of the congregation of the Chapel
Of the Holy Trinity, in Thrdave presented handsome
Bible to the Derry Walls Loyal Orange Lodge No. O. last
evening The festival at which this presentation took
and the members OF the Church.
In the suit of Rein agt. Bishop, brought to
dissolve partnership Of the firm Of Bishop Rein, jew
elers, in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, VIM. III. Wckham ex
Chairman of the Apollo Han Democracy. appointed
Receiver by Judge Barrett, yesterday in thesupTeme
Court Chambers, He gave Receivers bond for sl6oOOo
the stock being valued az $4,000
Several hundred dollars worth of silk dress
and other dry goods seized by United States Secret
Service officers yesterday, while being smugged ashore
East India bark at the foot Of Rutgers Slip East
River. seizure led to the discovery and seizure Of
large quantity other Struggled goods and about 5000
Manila cigars which were found secreted in private
house in Brooklyn. The person guilty OF the smuggling
is alleged be captain in the East India merchant
service.
A passenger on the Plymouth Rock on her
trip Long Branch Tuesday evening reports that
while coming up bay during the storm ii was rumored
board that she had struck small boat containing
but OF them could be found and she passed
reporter Of The TRIBgEE on ingulring at the Office
the pilot OF the Plymouth Rock was unable TO tell
whether she had struck boat or not
The WOrlingmen's Association, composed of
the employees on the new Post-ofice building held
meeting, last evening, at BrOokss Assembly Rooms in
Broomest Two or three meetings have been held and
committee has been sent to Washington 10 confer with
President Grant and Secretary Boutwell,. The members
day on the Post-Ofllce building contrary TO the
Congress EightIour law, and that large amount is due
mittee had recently written letter Secretary
well, and had received telegram from Judge Richard
SOD Acng secretary TO the eect that the Government
had decided against the Association On test case.
BROOKLYN.
Music in Prospect Park, to-day, at Pm.
Eight surveyors at 81 per day, and eight
assistants at 81 90 per day. to be employed by the
Water Board from Sept J. to resuryey the pped districts
OF the city.
Albert Clark, late arrival from Cleveland,
was committed, yesterday, by U. s. Commissioner Wins
low to answer attempting pass a counterfeit $40
note on the Market National Bank OF Nev-Y0rk.
The sidewalk on the northwest corner of
Even and Froststs has caved in and has remained In
very dangerous condition for several days. On Thurs
day night no lamps were lit In Ewen-s from North Sec
ond-st TO Meekeraye nor in Meekeraye, from Even to
Humboldtsts.
The Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island Rail-
road is properly supposed to be pleasure route, but
under its present management this is suppositon only
The facts are that delays are frequent the meeting OF
trains on the single track occurs very often the cars are
by means comfortable, and there happens TO be- in
authority, at the Greenwood Depot young and mex
perienced Superintendent, whose characteristics seem
TO be general nsoenee to passengers whose comfort he
is supposed TO secure.
LONG ISLAND.
BREsLAU.-St Johannes Evangelical Church
will be dedicated next Monday at lOi The Rev. ].
F. Bache President of the Reformed Synod OF NewYork
HE
cation sermons
JAMAICA.-A movement is making for the organiza-
ton OF association OF the newspaper publishers Of
Long Island.
BLUE PoINT-A grove meeting will be held here. be-
ginning Sept by the Methodist Episcopal and Baptist
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MOUNT VERNON.-Three freight cars on the
blown off the track and displaced switch causing
a delay Of about two hours to all trains.
SING sNG..Hiram Randuff fell from bridge into the
river yesterday, and was drowned.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Irish National Band gave
second concert at the Roman Catholic Institute last
evening
WEST HoBoKES-An attempt is making 10 revive the |
mystery connected with the death of Gustave schupen
gemper, 10 days ago The coroners jury returned
eyer with much Of the testimony given at the inquest
Many persons who were conyersant with the facts and
the testimony believe that jury preudiced In favor Of
Mrs. Schupengemper was selected.
NEwARK.-The funeral OF Alderman Budd took place |
yesterday afternoon from his late residence No
gressst The Mayor and Common Council attended the
funeral In body and the deceased was buried with
Masonic honors In the leather manufacturers depart
ment OF the Industrial Exhibition there very
menta specmeno of leather, embracing 80 styles The
leather enamelers exhibit fne fancy work of
colOrs and patterns There also and durable
patterns OF ofeoth and 100 different styles Of table oil
CLOTH There will be marked changes In the Exhibition
next week. the managers making arrangements for a
concert.
PAIsRsoS-John collis confined in the County Jail