New-York tribune., 1873-09-02
NEW-YORK CITY.

r,o coorotarv of the American Institute
Fair reports that applications Tor ao'en'S VI 'p"0
"Tbe original and genuwine scalping nife
,psed nv Bosting Charley in the Modoe war;" attracts
attention in Bowery sh0p-window
The Erie Directors will hold meeting to
consider the subject of dividend to-day, and President
Peter II. Watson Will sail for Europe tomorrow
Pilot Commissioner Blunt claims that the
street-Cl Cleaning Bureau dumped 1900 caroads OF dirt
into the hsrbOr Friday and Saturday nights in def
ance of law.
Some idea of the rush of people back from
the country may gathered from the fact that one OF
Yesterdays incoming Shore Line trains occupied Il
hours in its trip from Norwak to New-forK'
The membership of the With Assembly
District Republican Association was increased py ABOUT
rs additions last night. The membership roll OF the
IXth District Republican Association was revived ana
several additions were inaue
The Executive Committee of the Republican
Central Committee decided, last evening, to call meet
ing OF the Central Committee for Friday next Tor the
purpose Of arranging for the primaries 70 elect delegates
10 the Utica Convention on the oath inst
The Rutgers-st. ghost, which the proprietor
OF place of spirits has found an excellent Investment
owing to the crowds which together, is thus
accounted for: About 40 years man uled ln hat
house and was straightway buried in the cellar.
John Mitchell presented, in behalf of the st.
Josephs Young Mems Benevolent Association an Amer
lean and Irish flag the Irish Volunteers Yesterday
the benefit OF the ST. JOseph's Home for the Aged.
The allegory and tableau entitled "The
Color Guard" were produced at the Academy OF Music,
last light under the auspices OF Sumner Post No a. o.
A. r. Tue funds are to be devoted to the fenei OF the
widows and orphans OF soldiers and sailors Whlch aohe,
It would seem, should secure 1t al excellent patronage
during the remaining SIX nights OF It's representation
| Coroner Young has been informed that
Ioseph Link of No 12i Willetst is suffering from dan
eerous injuries TO the head alleged TO have been n-
aiced by Toni Hesh Of No 1874 Wlett-st. 1t appears
that Link had christening at his house on SUNDAY
night and became involved IN ngnt VIII hJ2h
younger brother Hesh, 1t is alleged khoGhed LlnS
down with his fist causing concusson Of the brain and
other injuries. An ante-mortem statement VIII DC
taken.
The number of immigrants landing at Cas-
lie Garden Yesterday was 3al5 though many OF these
had reached the harbor during Sunday and late on
Saturday The total arrivals of the month we're 1890,
against i27 32 for 1872 decrease OF S62 ana the
ota arrivals for the year up to and lncludug Aug 1l
o short of those during tho same period of last
lOA33 large number OF steamers are no" uue' inu
tie deficiency will probably be largely reduced before
oct l. though il is doubtful If the year, as whole, VIII
compare favorably with 1872 IN the aggregate OF aTNas
Amortgage by the New York City Central I'm
derground Railway Company TO George Hunter Brown
and Henry Martyr Alexander for SO OF all its fran
chses branches, connections, tunnels yadues' rolling
stock &C. now owned to be acquired by the Com
pany has recently been recorded IN the Registers
Once George II. Brown j. President OF the New
York, Boston and Montreal Railway Company. IL Is
said however, that the mortgage gwen mas Deeh 10
remedy an imperiecuon IN previous security OI oI
gage and protect certan bOndhoders ana creditors
Of the Underground road.
At the meeting of Methodist preachers, yes
terday the death OF the Rev. ;. w. hiard OF Perth
Amboy, v j., announced, aud the Rev l.. X Dunn
WAS requested to prepare memoir OF the deceased II
was decided 10 request the city papers to refrain from
publishing reports OF the meetings IN future Near the
close OF tine exercises Bishop Haven entered the room
and by request summarized the condition OF the church
in the South. He asked Tor several additional ministers
10 labor In that portion OF the country The regular
81 ssIOns OF the meeting Will be resumed next week.
Bishop James 10 slowly recovering from his recent ser-
Illness.
An additional charge has been made against
the forger wm. B. smith, by James Stearn Of No ll6
Broome-st a boy in the employ OF Routedge Sons,
who Oh July TO- received check from man when
standing IN front OF No. MacdOugalst, who told him
10 20 10 the Peoples Bank d get IT cdshed The check
puruorted TO drawn by Rufus DdrrOW Tor $780, and
dated july 10, 1873. Payment was refused az that
time and cheek 70 OHcer Field ui the Fourth
Precinct by the cashier. Stearu when brought 10 the
Ieonard-st. station last night identified Smith the