New-York tribune., 1873-05-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

renced In her SAILING -, l...o
Several men of considerable ingenuity devote
their whole time to the invention OF mechanlea .oSS'
and realize handsome profits from heir "oIS m ooo
tov arsf nlaced i'm the stores IS months ago. looOo
been sold and the inventors ROY atty amounts " ~
fortune. .,
As car No. 81 of the Third-ave. line was
passing Bleecker.st the down trlp' yesteruh9 d"
m a pistolball fired by an unknown person, entered
he MINER part OF the front door Of the ear ana "e
ont at the rear The was crowded at the uno' O
fortunately no one was injured - e,
Four hundred thousand of the little postal
cards Unexpectedly arrived at the Posonce yesterday
The Knowledge OF the fact spread like widfre ana l
POstOfice windows beseeed by purchasers a., ~,
day The limited supply has rendered u heeessai' W
restrict the number gwen 10 any one person W oVo
Few innovations upon established customs
are so welcome as the French bonne who is last as
p,aci BRIDGET I'm the capacity Of nurse. With her neal
dress white cap pretty face and black eyes she ls
fitting escort to the groups OF neatly dresser
met with on the 1ashlOhaDic aNohuOs O'Ni' 'N ~
The legend Electricity is Life" which IS
displayed over ali the magneto-eecric machines when
stand ready at many OF the street corners to SHOCK
cQpsideraton-thos electrically d1poISe, I IpnS$ t"r w
fnr less SVfIy set Of men II would DC nara W nue.
Eectriclly to tle1; must Il iay.L.agIy . negiuve ~
The ierry-house of the East .Ryer Ferry
Co.. at the foot of James-slp which was partly burned
on Feb d. has rebuilt and enlarged with Increased
accommodations. The hui ding flssu soIt
two waiting the ground hoOr were thrown 5nto
one for gentlemen while the whole Of the second floor
comprises the ladies' waitllgroon lhel AOu'o "nsoo
opeQed TO the public peXt Monday
The petroleum dealers on the Produce Ex-
change passed, yesterday the following rules:
Deliveries Of crude OIL rened OIL napha sold in bes must be
yAri rebney or warehouse ne 9i eipsHse W S o
sold ouk The qalt au' BE- seTne 3 q lt are a in bulI
the quantity must be Achei hy msa,un,s "a 1e % og' sudei
Lefr efrome
The eth Regiment will parade in full UNI
form TO day. for a review by the Mayor and Common
Council. The companies will assemble at p. m.' and
the line OF march will be through Broadway to the Bat
tery and thence through Beaver, Broad, and Nassau
ats ,denane aud Broadway to-the CITY Halt where
tSo rievv viii toke pace The Regiment will proceed
through Broadway and Eighthst. 10 the ArmoFy.
The somber exterior of the TOmbs is for
bidding 10 the ordinary eye but to the uneducated 1t Is
no doubt as grand the marble halls OF Broadway.
After nightfa when shadows lurk around It, thronGs OF
children gather about the eastern steps and play as
cheerlly as il the ground grassy aud fragrant.
Lovers OF low degree. without cOngruy also choose u
tryst indifferent to It's black associations ana por
teutous glogm.
Apparently the ni6ss grateful class of men
in the community yesterday the bar-keepers,
Every Iquor-deaer was Over1owing with happiness,
and the Germans smiled approyingy over their glasses
OF lager, excaimng very OFTEN GOV DIX Is tne rght
in the right place temperance men, nomeNeti
their political acton last Fan.
This being Ascension Day, the usual i'm
resvc services will be held in the Protestant Episcopal
and Roman Catholic churches throughout the city for
the musical portion Of which considerable preparation
has been made by the various chors At Trinity Church
services will be held at and II m with the ceebra-
tiou of the Holy Communion at each ana also NJ p IN
AT ST. AIMS Church. Eghteentb-st, near tlith-aye
the Holy Communion viii be celebrated at ana loi
n M and at "a D. the Rector, the Rev. Dr. Galaudet,
will preach 10 deatmutes.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday: From the Receiver OF Taxes for
taxes Croton rent and interest," sl93 2G from the Col
lector of Assessments for street openings and improve
ments and interest s6Z7 2O from the Bureau Of Arrear
for arrears taxes assessments Crot0n rent and interest,"
4O2 9g from OF City Revenue for interest
from the Bureau OF Water Register Croton water
rent, S5s97 CO total, Sjj,Co' 20.
BROOKLYN.
The Health Commissioners have determined
TO establish ambulance system in the city similar to
that in operation In New-Hork.
The Holly Tree Coffee-hOuse Company pro-
poses TO open temperance saloons as as
The number taken thus far u Sj6.
Henry Crossman of No. 233 ClintOn-ave. dis
covered thief his chickencoop at carly hour yes
terday morning. and fired two Shots at him from his bed
room window. The thief cOOly requested Mr. CrOssman
to fire again, which was done, but without effect.
Two trotting races took place at DeerfOOt
Park yesterday, the first for purse Of $780, Tor 20
mile beats won by Dan Maces Alice Brown in three
straight heats the second for $780, FOR minute horses,
mile heats, won by q. Mnghps village Maid IN Three
heats.
The Hanson-place NJ. E. Church ediGce Is
undergoing extensive alterations. IL VIII have front
age Of 73 feet Hansonpllce SO feet st. Felix-st,
and tower lOi feet high The audience room is to be
10 by IS feet SIZE with two galleries, I'm Plymouth
Church. and the is 10 be placed behind the pulpit
The entire cost will be about SGJ,OOl
The estimates for the expenses of the De-
partment OF Education OF Brooklyn, for the coming
year. which have been prepared by the Finance Com
mttee Of the Board call for $9O9CG6 49, increase
$22239 2j over the amount allowed last year by the
Board Of Estimate. This advance is stated be re-
oured principally for the construction Of new school
houses without providing for the elevation OF the grade
be essential TO progress in the Department. ID pre-
pairing the schedule the teachers application for
creased compensation was Denied SjgOOO only beiu
allowed for their salaries.
The Liberal GeneralLC LCommittee of Kings
County organized for the ensuing year evening
The delegates met at p. IN. in Sawyer's Hail. at Jay
and Futon-sts ana elected the following permanent
officers: President, Henry Bellows; Vice Presidents
Lucen Birdseye and James j. Rogers Secretary LOUIS
NJ Peck. Mr.. Bellows made brief speech expressing
qualification at the confidence reposed in him. and the
hope that in the coming years the Liberal party would
continue to gather strength and grow To Dc party III
which all reforms could mud home. Judge Birdseye
upon the CITY OF Brooklyn by the Republican party
through the Charter ny which the salary OF every
petty officer Is raised
SPATEN ISLAND.
STAPLEToN.-At the annual meeting of the
Staten Island Library Association, the following were
elected trustees: Tue Rev. T. W. Punnett Of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church. DR., VIM. c. Anderson, Mr. T. r. Bay
ard W. L. Anderson, Mrs. G. c. Noryell Mrs Charles
Keutzen Miss Morgan, and Miss Elmnger
PoIT RIcHMoND-A new savings bank has been or
ganlzed cnafter recently granted by the Legs-
lature, with the following Ofheers President w.
Jewett; VicePresdents, John Van Chef and CYRUS O.
Good secretary A DE GToot; Treasurer, James b. Pol
lack