New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-04
NETWORK CITY.
o In Tompkins-square Mt ~ p. m.

Music In Tompkins-squarc Mt ~ p. m
On and after Oct. G the Free Reading Room
~ the Cooper Uaon will be open TO the public every
Sunday from 2 TO p. H.
The Union League Club has passed COM
pllmentary resolutions to Or. Francis Leber ara mas
appointed committee To attend his funeral.
The weather of the past few days has been
verv unsettled-clouds and few raindrops, and then
an interval OF clear sky. The temperature mas pec o"
Several hundred depositors of the Guardian
Savings Bank received dividend Of SO per cent yester
day. ut the Office Of the Receiver jeremiah Quniah' u"
No. Ct Liberty-st
The number of vessels in this port On
Wednesday was as follows 81 ships, 6oG7 tuns 40 pafR
e463 tups; 1o2 brgs, 1876 tuns; loi schooners' I0
tuns; 40 steamers.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen mas
adobted Resolution requesting tho Commissioners OF
puhc Works 10 inform tho Board how much 1t mas cose
10 lay Belgian pavement In tlns CITY,
The delegation of Sioux Indians under ire
charge Of Col j. OConor who are now staying attue
Grand Central Hotel visited the Central rrn
day and went The Grand Opera House In the evening
The recent advance of coal has hurried up
those who had neglected to procure their Winter supply
and the sidewalks are now covered with fuel The best
quality OF stove aud egg SIZE now ,aiSos Inn ~ ~
The attendance at Leavitts book sale was
rather larger last evening than on the rst nigh ana
the bidding more spirited The prices were conse-
ouently somew hat higher, though, on the whole, many
were quite moderate, aud some very low nnel .,
dealers were present, and TOOK auF"h'"so " wv F
rates TO a considerable extent
The Bar Association Committee of Confer
ence appointed TO consider the subject OF the nomina
tions for judicial officers Will meet this evening at p
H. al the rooms Of the Association In Twenty-seyenth
St. +. +. Marbury presiding IL u pr3oaUe nat ,ie
Committee will take active part in the NOMINATIONS
but viii merely exercise the right 10 dsappfo'e Oh any
Objectionable Candidate
The Second-ave. Railroad Company has
erected n new and commodious depot and stables In
Avenue A. south Of and adjoining the Ninety'seeond-s
ferryhouse Tho structure IL Of brick and Is 10 sheer
the horses and cars which are TO De use1 on the e1
tended line of the road the Astoria ferry it Is
expected that this branch Of the secondave. road VIII
be complete aud in running order Wltln tue HeA' TWO
weeks
at the annual meeting of Z = ddson and
Harlem Canal Company. yesterday, lowing were
directors for the ensuing ear Godfrey
Gmther. Leonard Jerome, Henry W. Genet George W
hv sSepben O. walker James A. Henderson, smith
NJ. Ward, Egbert H. kairchlld, = Dlloh, J0hn n W.
Kenyon Cox, Beni L. HaDe, Isaac OoeInan' Heh WA
aud James NJ. Nam.
The formal opening of the Cooper Union
Evening School Of Science will take place this evening"
I'm the Philosophical Lecture Room. Tho number OF
students in the scientific classes is unusually large En-
cheering 0; Analytical Geometry, TO-; calculas' 81
Mechanical Drawing and Descriptive Geometry, 81;
TrgOnonetry, Mechanics II; Algebra l56 geometry
1905 Astronomy, 80 Chemistry l4g, Natural %
at the same place evening. Applicants VIII
be admitted to all these classes every friday INC III
structiOn being Tree.
Yesterday was an important day in the jew
ish calendar being, according ito their reckoning the
first day OF new year. The festival extends over to-
day as the calculation OF the precise date some error
NAV have been made. All places OF business kept by
Hebrevs have been closed giving the streets In
cehtes sundayike aspect. Throngs Of Jews, In holi
day dress, have crowded the nelghDQrhOOd OF the
various places OF worship as on this OCCASION more tau
.Iln
tious person attend 10 religious duties The services
i'm the ynagogucs have been more than ordinarily inn
nressie estecaly at the Ffthaye. Temple. where the
service yesterday was entirely IN German trough
usually ia German and English Apart from pnpllc wor
sbip the time is passed III social enjoyment anu ia bury
ing all personal troubles.
BROOKLYN.
The Academy of Medicine has admitted to
membership Mrs. DR.. Pratt aud Miss Dr. Cady.
During September 1869 patients were treated
AZ the Brooklyn Dpensary and 40 at the Central Dis
pensaTy.
Johanna IIartigan, age 35, quarreled yester
day. with her drunken husband. Michael in the house
No 80 Atlantic ST.. and stabbed him dangerously in the
tight breast She was held to await Inc result OF his
injuries.
Residents in the lower portion of the Nine
tcenth Ward declare that Jcpneys kerosene oil works
at the foot Of Rushst IS nuisance and should he re-
moved Complaint has frequently been mace 10 the
Health Board against the urn.
Michael O'Brien and Thomas Brown, two of
were interviewed In RaymoRd-st Jail yesterday. and
positively denied having seen PanOrnO on the night Ia
question they both in the Ionbs for burglary
Martin Malone, James Goodwin, John Con-
nors and Henry stapcton arrested yesterday on
complaint OF John L. Hdretb OF No 70 Franklinaye.,
who charges them with adulterating milk intending 10
Offer il SALE and Tor keeping their cows in crowded
unwhoesOme stable, aud feeding them with impure
food They pleaded not guilty and the hearing was adj
jOuTned until Saturday
At private meeting of taxpayers on
Wednesday evening" resolutions were paasei recom-
mendlng the Board OF Supervisors to provide in the
State tax OF this year for such amount Of State tax
only as the county is justly bound 10 pay on just
cqliazaOn OF values in all the counties OF the State
based upon the payment OF the State debt deficiency
tins present year.
LONG ISLAND.
BABYLoN.-Tho store and house of George
Pearsn were burned Tuesday, involving loss OF 5000
on buildings, 5000 furniture, $4,000 stock aud
o. 600 money; total $4,000; insured for $500 The
new Baptist Church will be dedicated Oct. 10.
RTyERHRAD.-The Suffolk County Board OF Super
ysors will hold its annual meeting hero next Tuesday
49,. Horace Greeley made the annual address at the
Suffolk County Fair ia this town. yesterday, and
listened 10 by vast trOng OF people. In the evening
lie was sertnaded at the house Of Joshua L. Wells aud
nude lifting response.
NEwIows.-The dwelling house OF Mrs. p. A. Taylor
burned with It's contents, Wednesday. Nothing
saved but the piano. Loss, 5000; partially insured.
SAG HARBoR.-The Presbyterian Church has called the
Rev. A. W. spraD Of Chester, Penn.
NEW-JERsEY.
Jersey CITY-Mrs. Adams was thrown from
her carriage in Jersey-ave yesterday afternoon and
sustained serious injuries. .Insey Brothers stationery
store at No 63 MontgOmeryst entered by burglars
at an early hour yesterday morning and robbed Of a