New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-05
NETWORK CITY.


away from the city total cost sll''4S ~
Renewals of licenses TO keep carts and eS-
press wagons will begin the 9th, and continue until
The IOth INST. after which none will he granted.
Baron Charles LedereT, Austrian Minister |
10 the United States who has had leave OF absence 20
visit his home returned TO this port yesterday On INC
steamer Russia q
Bishop Nottingham of Maryland, who has |
been spending the Summer AT Orange, NJ, sailed ior
Europe Yesterday to attend the Convention OF "old
Catholics" at Cologne.
OF the 70 intersections of Third-ave. with |
the streets from to the Eghteth, inclusive 10
have liquor establishments out Of the corners %
., aud % on Ia total Of 100.
William j. Akin, the burglar policeman,
was arragued before Judge Bedford yesterday, aud
eaded not guilty % four indictments for burglary, ana
Ine case set down for to-day.
German emigrants arrived last month, 9,47S,
an increase Of go compared with the corresponding
month OF 1871 total arrivals this year, $780, OF '"oo
more than the first elgnt months oil last year
Notice is given by the United States Board
on small TO all who desire 10 submit
samples appear personally that y Is now IN sesaio"
ln tDe army Building, al houston anu Uieo"0oN =
Obscene papers are still Extensively displayed
and openly sold throughout the city. Sidewalks are
,cn obstruced by crowds attracted by suen eXhlOl-
mons aud ladies are frequently insuled by these groups
Dr. Louis BuehDer of DarmStadt Germany,
will deliver scientific lectures in this city in Noyemoef:
ana viii make through the western anu rT I'M
states ma compliance with invitations from tue Turn
Vereius and other sOcletlcs.
Patent medicines with singular names and
anomalous trademarks IN greater demand than
those plainly designated Fences ana a, 9ud,ngs
were never more figured by Jhe uuIAJellsDie "uNe
tsements OF these nostrdnis thaA now
One hundred and ninety thousand d0lla-s
worth Of the first mortgage bonds OF the Georgia NOr'u
and South Railroad Company Of winch W A. McDonssi
h. Prosuent, been attached IN the supreme CouI
sat Of A. C. schaefer for non-iuillmento OF contract
The sweepstakes bale of cotton raised by
foh gsay the DrlZ O
s1oOo St Louis Fair was received by COTTON nI
and sold, yesterday, at 46 cents t iVdL me pOeeUS
NIL be devoted TO the Orpnau eyle'S oi Kansas CITY.
John Quincy Adams and his brother Charles
Francs Adams sons OF the hon. Charles Francis
Adams United States Arbitrator az Geneva, arrived at
the BIryoort House IN this CITY YESTERDAY iHoInng Inc
forner into the haroor with yacHluS pal ", anu
Tie latter arrived from the West TAey lett the ci'y IN
tLe evening for Boston
In the course Of the work on Pier No. 81,
North River recently boring at The depth Of 80 feet
below tie river bottom struck vein OF fresh water
winch rose through the boring with considerable force,
Ift had Dot been tact that 1t would interfere
been ructed at the point Tor the Of the Depart
mcnt oi DocHs boring tof TINS purpOs9 WIN PiO'"O'
be made IN the ncighbOrnoOd at an early DAY
The officers and crew of the Charles Ii.
Marshall. sailing vessel from Liverpool. charged
by the passengers voyage with inhuman and
brutal treatment and furnishing an insielency OF iood
An Investigation OF tne n WS ~ mails d LINES fyncS
Several OF passengers nave already been examined
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and satisfactory. Tue Charles ii. Marshall brought over
about 100 emigrants.
Cant. L. H. BOOle Chairman of the NewYOrk
Board OF inspectors Of Steam Vessels has been ordered
~ suDernend the cation Of the Nets disaster at
New London Conn, the Chairman OF the local Board
only entered his duties Sept. The Investigation
has already been begun by Inspector General Nno ana
Supervising Inspector Low The statements OF th cap
tam, aud OF tue crew Of the schooner Nettc
Cushing we're taken Tuesday, and reflect untavor-
ably upon the officers Of the Mets
The Iecklessness of the ubiquitous youth in
the vicinity Of Cherry and waterss Is often made pain
fully manifest the unwary traveller An aged woman,
chatting VITA friend IN Chemy-st few days since,
suddenly struck Oh the mead with small STICK Of
wood winch boy nad hurled from nelgh0orlng door
Battles Ia when stones serve as ammunition ,ake
place daily, and II pedestrian escapes unharmed he
comfort himself VITA the reflection that the stone
wac AIMED at himself bat struck some one else.
At a meeting of the Importers and Grocers'
Board OF Trade YESTERDAY, john Middleton and Joseph
Mosten were elected to I'LL vacancies Oh the Committee
of Membership. A Iettcr was received from President
savage Of Underwriters, which stated that
n contemplated 10 present the Police Department
Of this city with ig honor in consideration of their
UieOIous services 10 the riots OF 1875 and ol Ihere
d deficiency Of $780, and request was made that
toe President the Board woud act as member Of the
Committee Presentation, and that the Board would
Contribute 500 to the fund Referred TO the Finance
tse Boa6 were elected delegates to the National Board
Of Trade, which will soon meet in tins city,
The Henry II. Pike will case came up before
Surrogate Hutchiugs yesterday. Mr.. Pike resided
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leaving the main part OF his property, valued at s2oOOOO
20 his two daughters, Mrs Joseph W. Savage and MIS-
George C. Lucas. The will is contested by Geo. w.
SAVAGE sonin law OF the deceased the ground Of
mental incapacity and undue influence Charles Tracey
testified that the will according 10 the
instructions gwen him 10y the deceased and the reasons
the ned Tor cutting of the contestant were
thar the latter opened envelope containing
draft Of viii and read H. and had never manifested
disposition 20 take care OF money witness was present
the deceased signed ms WILL ana ne appeared 10 DC
perfectly SOUND ia mind.
At a meeting of the Board of Health, yes
terday suits ordered TO be begun against the fol-
lowing butchers for violations OF the sanitary code r.
H. Laurie Il Co. Of No. lSs West FOrty-hrstst, James
Loughlin of No 227 East Forynfth-st., F. Davenhamer
of No Fifty drstst, NJ Drisco Of No. COG West
Forty-seventh-s T. D. Haley Of No 6O West Fortysey-
entst and NJ. DOnahue OF No ZIG East Forty .hitnst
petition OF Brothers 4 Co 10 render fat at No
407 East FOrty-htthst was denied Ihe sanitary force
reported hat during the past week ~ miles o streets
disinfected al total cost OF S-vo 81 COhtrOtf
in letter calls the attention Of the Commission
the Law Oblng them TO make aindaNt mat luey
mad gwen Jhe advertisements Of the Department TO
sucn newspapers as would print them al the lowest
rates AD application OF the Manhattan Odorless LIZ
eaVating COMPANY Tor license referred 10 the Com
mittee on Laws and Ordinances.
The Central Park Commissioners met yes |
ierday resolution passed 10 plant trees IN the
triangle formed by the intersection OF the boulevard
with Huhave and have three consisting OF Is
trees arranged severaly sixty-xth-st, Ninthave.,
and the Boulevard place in the center OF the tr
angle cluster Of surrounding pedestal on which
q Is proposed some time the future 10 erect mOnu-
toeut. A resolution passed 10 have the large
building lying OF the Mail, gndy intended Tor
sLetp-Iy.A applied 20 soihe osut P'aPoe' a. =. - t
adapted 70 the purpose iOI Whch il was oIlSDal COR
line selection OF the ground Tor the purposes
sleG az Sen. sh@ler who WIZ report III rev udls
upon tht plot OF ground they Will have chosen Matters
p'iato.y proceedings wall be begun IA the supreme
,COurs Ia Few days.