New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
NETWORK CITY.

The Stock Exchange, yesterday indefinitely
extended the period for the registration of South caro-
lima bonds and admitted the stock list the first mort
gage gold bonds OF the Milwaukee and st. Pau Railway
Erie, yesterday, advanced from ACT 10 4st Oh
the receipt cable dispatches from London announcing
the rise there from 500 to 39 Messrs Romans ana NC
Henry had arrived London and their presence was
believed have something to do with the advance
Superintendent Thorne reported to the Board
OF Police yesterday that during the week past los o
of streets cleaned for the hrst time, coz loads
of ashes and 26I9 loads OF dirt were removed 'he 'o
cost of the work being SAB H.
The Stadt Theater and Hartmanhs hotei,
Nos. As and At Bowery, with the brick mouse no -
Chrystest were sold auction. yesterday AT ane
change salesroorn The bidding was very iu1s sna
$4,000 being the first offer the properly wa" """''
TO Vim. III. Martin for sl22oOo' o.
Justice Kinnassa Yuri, Mayor of the CITY ana
County Of Toki JAPAN accompanied by r. lwaIni ana
Tetsnoska Tomiia visited the City Han yes oettn
and were received by Col Jone, who alter eso St
them through the building. TOOK tneh 70 inc nc" ~
house and introduced them to Judge Seug"loA'
The Hoboken, and perhaps some other ferry
lines take the precaution OF having tne "heeiS %
ing the boats on the inside rather than the outside
gearing framework 10 which they are th
often reyolye with great rapdty and the danger
Of knocking down passengers In this way Is obvated'
The "wheat corner in Chicago has been the
nrincipal theme Of discussion the Produce Exchange
hro nrices have been seriously disturbed. Old opera
w sata however that the effect will not prove very
dsstros here ms the speculation confined almost
exclusively TO Chicago, New-fork ueaeiS n"'is '''VN
aoof -, ~,
The supplementary Schutzcnfest OF the New
York Society will take place tomorrow beginning al
10 a. m The interest of the day will be centered IN the
last piece that Of the eagle The marksnan WHO h 5
Young ladies' Various prizes are offered ior target
shooting. -.
The Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown of Liver
pool will arrive next Saturday and the Baptist pastors
i'm AT
Avenue Hotel in the evening. He will preach AT 'ne
Madison Avenue Baptist Church on Sunday morning. az
the seventeenth-st Church in the afternoon anu ''
Uanson-place Church. Brooklyn III the evening"
The Committee on Streets of the Board OF
Aldermen will meet to take testimony In reference
70 be proposed widening of the sidewalks and roadway
of Fifthave from Washingonsquare TO Thirty
st.. and OF Broadway from seventeenth to Twenty,
strongly opposed TO the projected Improvement
The match between the English eleven and
the st. George Club of this city has been arranged Tor
Sent IS and 49, The % of hest George Club will begin
TO practice at once The first days scores In the match
Zen Tesnited Yesterday in favor OF the former by
score Of a. 10 81 Talbot and Hayward led the scores
The Board of Apportionment authorized,
Yesterday of bonds follows City park i'm
movement bonds $4,000 WORTH 100000 OF which will
be anned for the payment the amounts borrowed by
the Department OF Parks under the old organization
sssessment bonds 100000 worth, for the payment of
contractors for building sewers and regulating ana
grading Streets
The ferry stages of the Ninth-ave. and
Twenty -thrdst line were withdrawn on Monday morn
ing and work begun the new cross-town railroad
which will connect the two rivers lnrge force OF men
is employed, aud last evening the TRACK IouhaaIoh hu
been nearly completed from the North Ryer 10 seventh
ave 1t is expected that the cars will be running In
about four weeks
The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of
the independent Order odd Fellows Of this State was
continued yesterday at the Teutona Assembly Rooms,
in Third-ave, NJ. W. Grand Master Lacy presid-
ing There was full attendance: I prop 20
more than years to subordinate lodges as non6en
efcia members was rejected after an animated DEBATE
debate then followed upon the amendment proposing
TO hold the election OF grand 0icefs IN district sranu
committees. but the question was not settled
The Board of Health yesterday adopted the
following sanitary ordinance: All persons engaged in
the business boiling rendering fat lard, or animal
matter shall cause the scrap residuum TO be dried
otherwise prepared as to eectualy deprive such mate
rial of offensive odors, and preserve the same entirely
the receptaces which the rendering process may be
conducted" The families residing IN the following
houses are ordered to leave them NO co Baxter-st,
No CO Muberry-st No. 81 Bayardst Nos. AZ, A. and I6
Alen-st., and Nos. g. 49, and y Oakst.
Workmen are laying pavement on the
walks OF Union Park which has never before been used
in this country. 1t formed OF rock simply ground TO
powder and heated temperature OF not less than 1902
While hot this powder spread evenly with
bed of cement and is then compressed by rollers into
6us 10 water It's surface perfectly smooth and there
is no dust. mud exhaatons IL can be easily swept
rs nG be bS fe rock Of Which is made is imported
from Val de Travers, Neuchatel. Switzerland
BROOKLYN.
special committee of the Board of Alder |
men and Supervisors will TO Albany next week and
endeavor to obtain large reduction in the county tax
for State purposes The amount assessed is sSo0OO0
Samuel Windley, the brother of Mrs. Fanny |
bail yesterday in $4,000 by Judge Pratt. Windley is
under an Indictment accessory before the fact
His bondsmen are Oliver Bleakley and Joseph Dalton.
Peter Fogerty and James Toner, liquor |
dealers who were arrested by the police for keeping
their saloons open on sunday were tried before Jury
guilty. The officers who arrested them were In citizens
'''''' LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY-The Common Council, |
by unanimous vote, rescinded on Tuesday, resolu
ton previously passed making The Reriec corporation
paper The Police Commissioners have ordered that |
policemen entering saloons or smoking while on duty
shall be dismissed.
HEMPsTEAD-The Board OF Trustees have contracted |
with James v Bourdett TO build cell for village prs
oners 10 cost t23S
STATEN ISLAND.
PORT RICHMoND.-The Presbyterian Society
Of Casteton is erecting new church at Bement and
Castleton-aves,, at cost OF $4,000.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MoRRIsANIA.-JOseph Wangler has been SEN
fenced to months imprisonment in State Prison
for stealing a watch and chain from Otto Bach.
NEW RoCHELLE.-Owing 10 the disbandment OF the |
National Association OF Junior Baseball PLAYERS the
principal clubs Of westchester County have formed
new organization. The first will be played next
Wednesday at this place.
TREnosT.-George W. Knowlton OF No. $50 wthers-st
Brooklyn, fell from an applcree yesterday, and broke
several OF his ribs
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CIrY.-The body of male infant
found floating in the ferry slip yesterday morning