New-York tribune., 1872-08-01
NETWORK CITY.

| TO Deputy-Collector James.
The net proceeds of all the concerts gwen
nv the Prussan Band In country amount 10 sS'o'V
| exclusive Of $4,000 from the Boston JuoiIoc.
President Guardia of Costa Rica and Mr. Iera-
shma japanese Minister to England were among ''o
passengers by the steamship China for Europe yesei
| day A., M;
Controller Green paid, yesterday, the FIRE
sss oo for salaries and expenses during July,
and the Health Department $4,000 FOR inc Saihe pu
| poses
| Thomas r. Sharpe, Superintendent OF the
Savannah and Memphis Railroad has resigned MS posi-
| ton and accepted the Superintendency OF the To"
| Jersey Southern Railroad.
| Commissioner Van Mort has stopped oil re-
pairs on wooden pavemens Controller having reiuseo
TO pay the bills incurred therefor on the grouna inat a
work should have been advertised anu puolSy
| withstanding the contrary opinion Oh lnc Oo'P0'
Counsel.
Still another "white hatn Greeley and Brown
badge has made appearance this time from the Jones
Marden Manufacturing Company at No. 2S GIfen
,yicb-st These hats have the double recommendation
of looking very like the original and selhS a1 tho 'eJ
| lowest rate.
The Bureau of Street Cleaning reported,
Yesterday that during the past week $40 miles Oh see
were cleaned for time 2O5 miles for the second
time and a. miles for the third time; 1893 loads OF
ashes and dirt were removed, the cost ot 'he ''of
| being sl3.GO3 60
In the United States District Court, yesterday,
in the case Of Isaac ~ Thatcher agt Isaac MontrosS
and others Judge Blatchford directed the entry OF
decree for the plaintiff setting aside fraudulent ana
void the confession OF Judgment the Judgment the
ter 10 master to take account OF the value OF the
properly sold under the execution
When the East River bridge is completed
street cars win be run Chathamst this CITY, to
Sands ST. BROOKLYN in three minutes by means OF an
endless chain cement not by horses as some unn
| formed Brooklyn people suppose. IL now takes hye
minutes 10 20 from Fulton Ferry on the Brooklyn sac 70
Sandsst. and fully ten minutes from the CIV man wa
the ferry the Brooklyn side. In TINS way luIy 10
minutes will be saved TO the vast majority oi those crOs
| ing 10 Brooklyn.
The will of the late Col. French was ad-
mited to probate by Surrogate Huchngs, yesterday 1t
dated oct 81 1s7 gives TO the widow the house
| and lot, No. 2. Gramercypark with the househoid
furniture library horses and carriages and an annuity
Of $4,000 Philip French, brother OF the deceased is
to have an annuity OF 81 200 during me- tne tWo
ters OF Henrietta A. Green receive BOND ior sO anu
the remainder Of the property y TO pe dvded euay 7
among the other heirs By cOdcl dated Dec o 1911,
the deceased Dequeathed his diamond breastpn 10 ms
| son. Thomas j. French The executors are Maulua,
| Thomas j., Richard T., Henry B., Louis Ph@nN ana
| Charles French.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided
that goods on shipboard in the harbor on Aug J. OF
which no entry is made prior to that time, Will not De
entitled to the reduction Of duty provided for by the act
OF June G. s72 The eighth section OF that act requires
that the goods shall be in public bonded ware
house in order within its provisions ana the act
is only applicable otherwise goods imported on or
fter kur Goods of which warehouse entry has been
hn.c on or before that date viii considered in
house aud be entitled 10 the benehtof the ac pOueu
| a warehouse 70 which the goods are TO De s%eht % u
designated the permit. In the act oI June o. IeI
arisen m TO the nature of the article which is entitled 70
free entry under this designation the treasury DvpiT ~
mcnt has decided that before hquidatug any entry Oh
this kind shall be referred 10 the Department 1oi
decision ppoourvN
The Excise Board has issued 2,l22 licenses
since Jan. /, and have received $4,000
The German lager-beer salOon-keepers Will
hold mass meeting. to-day, to protest against the
| police order closing their places on sundays
About 600 poor children will 60 on free
excursion to Canarse to-day, and will be provided with
substantial dinner by the citizens " Fresh AIT COM
mittee"
| The Rev. William C. Clark denies the report,
| published in an afternoon newspaper, that he mas
| swindled people in the country by bogus lottery
scheme. .
II. S. Assessor LEIGH has caused considerable
commoton among the Grant Republicans by MS re-
movals Of assistant assessors lie VIII lur'her reuucc
| the force. and save 5000 annually
| In the case of the infant, Mary Jane Hawkins,
who was found dead from starvation in the garrett OF
No 50 Adamsst cor9nets luT{ ySderGay iPn na.
bly, negligent and called upon the proper authorities TO
punish them.
LONG ISLAND.
SHELTER IsLAND.-WOrk at the new camp
meeting ground If progressing very rapidly Ihe hote s
|
Is cottages will he finished during the present week
SOUTHAMPTON gricultura products are in OF
prevous years. the yield Of grain being especially good
And hay though less quantity is OF superior quality
OAKpALE-Albert B. Terry caught alive and Gagged
recently rattlesnake about four feet III length VIII ~
| rattles.
RIyERHEAp-David F. Vail is building substantial
stone wharf Oh the Peconic RIVER
STATEN ISLAND.
FACToRYvILLE.-A frame house, owned by
Mr. Tees,iore and occupied by Mr. GaDOs destroyed
by fire on Tuesday. Loss building, $3.50; furni
ture slOO; fully insured.
PORT RIcHMoSp.-The steamboat oLPhent, an opposi-
tion boat North Shore Company has been with
| drawn
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| SrSG SING" Dutch Heinrich the notorious
convict made desperate attempt escape yesterday.
He mounted horse in the prison, and galloped away
Several shots were fired after him. killing his horse. but
missing him. He then continued his way foot, but
Overtaken by the prison oilcers, ana recaptuIed
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Jacob High, a freight conduc
tor ON the New-Jersey Central Railroad found dead
on top OF freight from Newvlle, Penn, Its
rival here yesterday morning. The only mark OF yio-
lence was that OF blow the right temple, which 1t
supposed was received while the deceased was passing
| under bridge near CommnDipaw, as he was
known to have been alive a few minutes bef0re.....
Ex Sheriff John H. Mdmer Is dangerously i'll and
peeted TO Twenty carloads OF peaches arrived
by the Pennsylvania Central yesterday The crop along
the line Is estimated al 10000 10 l76O bushels An at
tempt by rough TO shoot Jacob schutze Of No
229 Riiiroad-ave on Tuesday evening sehuze dsarmed
his assalan and escaped without serious injuries
body OF William Callahan, sailor, drowned near the
| Weehawken docks, few days ago. found floating
| In the river Tuesday evening.
NEwARK.-There l3 cases OF smallpox in the city
at present DR. J. A. Cross was yesterday appointed
| Physician 10 the County Lunatc Asylum.
| POLICE NOTES.
James Oates, age AZ, who, while intoxicated, last
Sunday evening fell the Of the No ls Mu