New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12
NETWORK CITY.
Music in Central Park at A p. m.

Music in Central Park at p. m
A course of lectures on practical scientific
subjects viii be delivered under the auspices Of the 30
oety for the Education and Advancement OF Young Sea
evening will be the Surgical Treatment OF Acct
eent,, by Dr. WIN. Fauds Thomas. The subject VIII DC
implhed that professional persons Will Dc aDle
take Of accidents In the absence OF surgeon
Reddy the Blacksmith and several rowdies
raised disturbance the from Long Branch on
Thursday afternoon having been refused admitance at
Monmouth Park and elected by the conductor and
assistant. They managed to got on again, but did
nation manifested. particularly among Lady pas
sengers. when 1t learned who the principal ag-
gressor was
M. 8. Ormsby lectured before the Liberal
Club. at Plympton Hall, last evening" on "Tllc Limits
Of Reform" He said that tho progress OF the nation
must be measured by the development OF Its people.
His main object was TO show that all reform must
proceed from an enlightened self-interest The most
,ioas RI Gl fRs Accumulation Of properly L
great public good and though man may Ise his brains
by nature that he cannot do 30 without Denenihg
others.
Music in Prospect Park at p. m.
Mayor Powell signed 100000 of Sewer and
Assessment Fund bonds yesterday.
Thomas 0iKeefe, age q, of No. $50 Grand
st. while riding yesterday in Grand st. car with his
Of the window, had IL broken by passing cart
The Board Of City Works passed resolutions
yesterday. declaring Carks oal contract with the city
annuled he having as alleged, failed TO comply with
the terms thereof.
Controller Schroeder has informed the Joint
Board Of Aldermen and Supervisors that all additional
amounts called for the charter In the salary &C
counts OF the various departments be fully provided
for without reducing the appropriations made py tne
Board OF Estimate Tor any city anu "1nou'
increasing the aggregate amount called Tor
The police of each precinct have made re-
ports from which it appears that during the past year
there have been $3.50 buildings erected, OF which
1865 were dwellings and the others manufactures and
churches hguid gaslamp exploded IN the teneme Mt
snder Hustled. age H. and Catherine Nolan age go were
badly burned The boys injuries will doubtless result
~ LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY. - The difficulties which
created the that gross irregularities existed in
the mana cement OF the affairs Of the German Cabinet
Makers Association, Section No. O. have been salts
factoriy arranged and the business Of tho Association
will proceed. The awarding Of the contract
repairs to the machinery Of the draw OF the New
town Creek bridge still remains subject Of dispute be-
tween the two SUPERVISORS having matter charge
II probable that the Boards OF supervisors OF Kings
and Queens Counties will be appealed TO, TO settle
differences The Common Council propose TO purchase
the private fire apparatus owned 0y the various engine
ts Per GGs ON not the Long Island Soa
approached the Thomsonave crossing, about $50 D. ~
yesterday, observed standing on the track.
The engineer used every effort 10 attract his attention.
but without avail. He then whistled down brakes"
was late to stop the train, and the
killed. When at length the train stopped 1t was
found that the dead. his skull being badly
crushed and his body fearfully manged The corpse
brought Hunters Point, and recognized that
VI Thomas Mclean, AN emplOye In Smiths var
nish factory and resident OF Woodside. Nc
Lean was about 40 years old aud unmar-
ried. Justice Brown will hold inquest to-day.
The grading, laying of sringers and crosstes OF the
Long Island City and Maspeth Railroad Company ia
completed far Bssytle, and the laying or rails
began yesterday. Should further delay
THIS portion OF the road during the present
month. The Graham Democratic General Committee
will Monday 10 elect officers The Board Of
Assessors busly engaged In reviewing their
mentrous Their last meeting for this purpose will be
held on Monday The Survey Commissioners have
nearly pleted their work Iii the FIRST, Hunters
Point Ward and II IA announced that the sewerlayfng
and sreetpaying be proceeded with. The First
African Methodist Episcopal Church Of Long Island CITY
will dedicate their new euihce tomorrow.
SAG HARBoR.-The morocco factory, which has been
doing an extensive business in this place, has been
forced suspend because Of heavy losses by the Boston
fire and the recent failure OF Philadelphia house
HEMPsrEAD.-The new trottng course upon the prop
erty OF X W. Butler short distance south Of tins VII
la re, Is completed. IL Is mile track and has been
named the Reservoir Course.
NEwTowN.-The rate Of taxation having been def
nitey by the Board Of Supervisors the collection
OF taxes will begin July -.