New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27
NETWORK CITY.
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NETWORK CITY
Music at Central Park at 8 p. m.
The Committee on Organization appointed
by the Veterans the Mexican War met at the knoke
booker Cottage yesterday, Gen. ii. Gates Gloson'
II & A. In the chair and agreed upon a constitution
and bylaws 10 be recommended to the meeting 20 De
held next Thursday evening" at Military hall. on' ,S
also selected, Gen. Joseph Hooker pehs haou iOi
President. -,
The buoy indicating the position of the
dangerous rock at the foot Nneteenthst East RIVER
has been anchored the Secretary OF the Board Oh
Pilot Commissioners yesterday received oommuhlca
ton to that effect IL floats directly above the focE ah
H. comnass hearings are follows: Greenest Churcn
east one-haf north; Bellevue Hospital north, noIur
west cupoa of the market foot OF slhteent9st wes.,
half north the tall ehlmhey. VI INC h"'oN'''
sugar refinery south, one-hah west
The driver of car No. of the Dry Dock
and East Broadway Railroad was drunk on duty yeste
day. Going up Canalst, he urged his horses into gar
lop lashing them unnecessarily and unmerctully' AT
Fast Rroadway and the Bowery his horses struck those
OF Bleecker-s car but, beyond irght 10 tne oecn
pants OF the cars injury was done men last secn
he driving his team across tne t"eou a' sons
Broadway, toward the Grandst' Terry, al IuriouS
speed.
The LIST Regiment Providence Light Infantry
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon from Albany
and were escorted through the city by the list Regi-
ment n G.. The Providence regiment embraces lour
companies $50 men, They were dressed In red ooa'
white pantaloons, and bearskin caps. They were ac
companied by their drum corps az instrumental ana
The American Brass Band of Providence The regiment
started from home Tuesday, In chartered steamer,
for visit TO Albany. On their way up the Hudson they
stopped for few hours at West Point Inc nhr Oh
march 10 this city through some OF the prlhcpai
streets 10 the OF East FOuteentns where they re-
embarked Tor NOME
BROOKLYN.
Prof Donaldson will make an ascension in
the balloon Magenta from the Capitoline Grounds at
U. III. to-day.
The ceremony of unvailing the Faust Clubs
statue of John Howard Payne the author of " Home,
sweet Home" Will take place tins afternoon.
George p Sheldon was appointed attorney
70 the Department Of Fire and Buildings by Corpora
non Counsel De w.t. yesterday aud took the oath OF
office.
The registry of voters in Brooklyn will be-
Gin on Tuesday next and viii be continued on the three
following Tuesdays. The places OF registry Will be open
from 10 10 a. M, AID from 10 III D. H.
The clergymen of Brooklyn will hold
meeting at p. m to-day, in the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, to arrange for meeting
and reception the delegates 10 the approaching con
ference OF the Evangelical Alliance
The Mayor and Controller yesterday issued
a certificate upon the requlstion of the Health Board
for $4,000 bearing interest at the rate Of per cent per
appum, and made payable 10 the Brooklyn Trust Com
many ON January 1874. The certificate issued in
accordance with the provisions OF the act establishing
thorzes the Mayor ana Controller TO issue such cer
hcates for sums exceeding $4,000 in ALL TO hepo
money raised for that purpose Is insufficient
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEwBURGH.-The Erie Railway Company
recently began the erection Of repair shops this city
10 replace those burned few weeks ago The Company
asked permission OF the Common Council to extend the
shops half way across Western-ave. thoroughfare
mapped but not yet opened graded, across the
Erie property. Permission was refused but the Com
PAW proceeded with the work Yesterday afternoon,
by order Of Mayor Samuel f. Shues force OF aborers
and carpenters protected by a squad OF police, tore
down the part OF the structure projecting on the
aven ne. james Gardiner, about 80, pilot OF the
ferry-boat Union, fell between sailing yacht aud "a
barge last night and being struck by the yachts bow
crushed and died instantly. He leaves
wife and two children
KINGsBRIpGE-At a Democratic Convention held at
this place, yesterday, the following delegates were
chester County: STATE ColUention-Wm. Marshall. SEN
Childs r Miles Adoms and Joseph o. Miller-JUdcidrg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES L. Cobb.
RYE-AnthOny Bonner, laborer, while walking on
the track OF the NewHayen Railroad on Thursday alter
noon. struck by the lightning express from Boston
and instantly killed
NEW-.IERSEY.
JERSEY CTY.-The Committee appointed by
the survivors of Company b, 18Th Regiment ~ j. Vols
to arrange the erection OF the memory
OF Jersey City soldiers who persisted during the war
met night at the residence OF Major d. A. Peoubet
and made temporary organization by the cleo
ton of Maior Peloubet as chairman. . The tri-
ereign COnsistory will be held in the Masonic Hall
at Pavonia-ave. and Ernest at o'clock p. Mon
day. In the evening the 2ih grade will be exemplihed
by Ill. Bro McClenachan, with the officers Of Aurora
Grata Society of Brooklyn. The adjourned for
The residence Of c. Tuthi No. &c YOrkst was entered
by sneak thieves Yesterday and coat containing Sc in
currency stolen. In room just OF the hallway
bureau containing 500 In money aud two gold Watches
which the thieves overlooked. Margaret Sheehan,
age 40 OF West Newarkaye., jumped from the bridge
the Hackensack River, and wned yester-
day morning. Deceased had acted IN a strange manner
for some time, and insanity is suspected. She resided
witfher son. aud lived happily. The County Physician
granted permit for burial. meeting viii be held in
the Wayne-st. Reformed Church, tomorrow afternoon
To take measures promote the better Observance OF
the Sabbath. the Rev. DIR. Van Cieef will preside.
PATERsoN.-Tne panic among the railroad stocks
would be naturally supposed TO affect the manufacturers
who supply the motive power Tor The roads The Rogers
Locomotive Works have suffered from this more Than
any others thus their contracts have been
cOuntermanded throwing from 40 10 60 unfinished en-
gnes back upon their hands The companies that ordered
them expect, when the present depression is over,
take ana pay for them, but at present the WORK is
stopped. IL has rendered necessary the discharge
lOCO out OF the 1,40O wOrkmen usually employed The
prOpreOrs of the Grant Locomotive Works have as yet
felt no bad elects from the panic They have received
no letters eOunterInandng orders have discharged
w0rkmen, ana are running on fun time. turning out
about three engines per week. The DanfOrth LOcOmO-
tive Works are still working fun hours and have dis
charged no hands The prOprietOrs have a great many
orders oil hand but none OF them have yet been COM
fernandez They do not anticipate any trouble in that
regard but fear that the panic may be followed by
NEwARK.-The Industrial Exhibition Will be formally
opened on Monday evening. Tle Rink is being rapidly
filled The T. A b. Societies and the Hlbernia and
other organizations will parade tomorrow and take
part IN the ceremonies OF laying the cornerstone OF st.
Puss r. G. Church. East Newark. The Roman
Catholics OF this city will meet at the Hall Of the Roman
Catholic Institute on Monday evening to organize
a circle Of the Roman Catholic Union of
Essex County. Bishop Corrigan will preside. Toe
subcommittee OF the Committee OF One Hundred on
Municipal Reform met last evening and reported pro-
gress card ordered published signed by Nathan
Hedges Chairman. calling upon citizens for charges
against city officers and stating the chairmen Of eleven
subcommittee 10 whom such communications should
be addressed The Board of Education