New-York tribune., 1873-05-28
NRW-YORK CITY.

| The bonded warehouses In this city are nlled
| with imported goods which the importers do not
find IT profitable to take out the ng hgn tna pTnafy
| cause Of their trouble.
| The Board of Underwriters is circulating
| notice among its members 10 the following effect:
Companies will please notice that the following
named have this day, on the ndaton
OF the Deviation Committee, been suspended from mem
bership Knickerbocker Insurance Company sterllhg
Insurance Company, 81. Nicholas Insurance Company
| A temporary bridge across an excavation at
Fith-aye and Ffteth-s gave way, at il0 p m yester
day, while the Sunday School OF the Reformed Dutch
Church OF Ffthave. and Forty-eghthst. was passing
over IL In procession Several Of the children and teach
ers were precipated violently into the excavation.
Mrs. Banerof OF Forty-sixth-st and Mrs Van wagner
No l3 East Fortyninthst were bruised severely but
| the others escaped injury.
Next Friday, Decoration Day, being legal
holiday will be very generally observed in business cir
by the closing of the Stock Gold Produce Cotton,
and other Exchanges and the absence OF business men
from other places OF mercantile resort. The Ladies'
Union Relief Association 70 Aid Sick and Disabled Sol
ders have appealed to the public for flowers and plants
| 10 decorate soldiers graves.
| Henry Greer, photographer, of No. 256
Bowery, arrested by Detective Simingon OF Police
! Headquarters yesterday charged with having thrown
vrol over clothing and person OF A. F. Wells OF No.
2i3 East Fiityhithst. The ytrio was thrown at N L.
Glauber WHO keeps fancy goods store under Greers
gallery, with whom the photographer quarrel
| Ing. Wells who was passing, was drenched with the
fluid which ruined his clothing and burned mm Sc
verey.
| The group of eight or ten small buildings
which have long dfgured the angle at West Broadway,
Reade and Hudson-sts. have been removed. Upon the
space thus cleared Messrs. H. X. Thurber & co. viii
erect story building, OF Philadelphia brick and
granite, wi frontage OF IOi feet West Broadway.
Il feet on Raadest 90 feet Hudson-s and 2j feet
trade and y be built to combine strength with beauty
| Chas. f. Mei geston is the architect.
Goulding's Business Directory of New-York,
Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark, Elizabeth,
and Paterson ls73 has just been Issued 1t is the
With Of the series and its neat typographical ar
rapoement presents very credtable appearance. It
contains the names and business addresses OF lOSo9
persoD properly classified ana apnaDeucay arranged
under their respective business headings, and shows an
increase of 6OO business houses established since
its last issue has every appearance Of eaFeIui ana
exhaustive preparation aud will prove valuable " al
who have occasion 70 refer to such work. .
A fine new propeller belonging TO the Great
Western Steamship line has recently arrived In port
and is lying at her pier in East River. She Is OK
nearly 1900 tons register end will accommodate 70 rst
class passengers comfortably the saloon being elegantly
fitted and uphostered The accommodations for second
passengers also go0d and the seerage passen
gers well provided for The steamer is ntted with
powerful compound engnee and was Dult In glasgow
She sailed from Bristol on the 11th inst. and viii leave
NewYork for that port on Saturday next She Is called
At 12t a. IN. yesterday Margaret Lyons, age
o. a cook employed by John w. Elias Of No. 80 East
Fftyseeondst found injured severely in the yard
of her employer by officer OF the Nineteenth Precinct
who had been attracted by her cries for help: she
stated that she had jumped from a secondstOry window
of the house to the yard trying escape from her
employer, who, she said had entered her bedroom
against her wishes She conveyed TO the Fifty
ninth-st staton-house, where she was attended by
Poce-Surgeon Thomas, who pronounced her spine m
jured dangerously and ordered her removal tost Lakes
Hospital Her employer denied all criminal intent, but
was remanded to await the result Of her injuries.
A very rare and curious collection of unique
articles was sold auction at the Clinton Hal sales
ROOM last evening Throughout the sale, tho practical
tha he of a
considered The opened with the presentation
Of quantity OF quaint old deli ware consisting @ mostly
miniature secretary and bureau, and JOhn Law table,
painted IN Amsterdam with dutch inscriptions. Ihe
Of the 18th century, went next after which came work
boxesE teaboXes. wine coolers emma ware orass WORK
mirrors, side-bOar1s &c. The sale VIII conclude to-
night. -. -,
The Philharmonic Society has resolved to en-
gage Theodore Thomas for of
the coming season The following officers have been
elected President L. B. wyman Vice Presdents-H
K shedeD VIM Poole; Secretary, b. T. rockingham
Howard, L. s. Mills, H. c. KING, l.. II. Murlin, /. s.
Burnham ..E... 70
The graduating class of School No. 10, Mr.
Adams principal held their annual reception yesterday
afternoon in the school, in Adelphist. The exercises
passed of with great satisfaction TO the assembled Wis
itors and many compliments extended both TO
teachers and scholars Addresses were delivered by the
Rev VIM. Guthrie Barnes, pastor Of the Fort Greene
presbyteriau j.. l..
thus ended pleasant reunion.
The funeral of the late u. s. Naval Pay
master George L. Meade, who died at Mares Island,
Nov 90 ls72, took place in Grace Church yesterday at
ternoon The Rev. DR.. Paddock ofciated The remains
we're conveyed to Greenwood Four officers from the
Navy-Yard and four members OF Clinton C0mmandery
acted pabearers. The easket was carried by eight
marines from the Nayy-fard, ana the Marine Corps
band were also IN the procession 1 '' .r "f..'
David Goodrich, the father of the murdered
Charles Goodrich recently entered into agreement
with John Finley OF Staten Island, to exchange OF
the houses in Degraws Brooklyn for clipper yacht
II afterward transpred that the yacht was owned by
Mrs susan Finley who refused TO indorse the contract
made by her husband Goodrich brought an action to
was rendered IN her favor yesterday,
-.. LONG ISLAND. -.-.-.
LONG ISLAND CnY.-The Graham wing of
the Democracy will hold their ward conventions TO-
night TO elect ward officers and appoint five delegates
from each TO the General Committee. The Board Of
Water Commissioners signed yesterday the contract
with John W. Newman for laying the water, mains
Dfuard & Hayes OF Buffalo for furnishing the water
pipes The latter contract will involve an expenditure
OF over $4,000 Four hundred tons of pipe to be
delivered by June u.s. and 200 tons per month thereafter
pected completed and in working order by Dee L..
The Board OF Aldermen awarded last evening the con
tract for curbng and Tagging GrSenpoinave 10 Michael
| Kane whose bid, sll.l2s, was the lowest
MMEoLA-The Queens County Medical Society held
their annual meeting az SeaIngs Hotel Yesterday af{es
Webb of Hampstead; Vice e-PTesdent Dr. Hendrickson
of jamaica Secretary aud Treasurer Dr. WIN. ID. Wood
OF Jamaica Censors Drs. AutMuier, Davidson, and
Taylor; Delegate 20 the state Medical Society Dr.
Ornton Delegate TO the Kings County Medical Society
Dr. Frye Delegates 10 the State Medical Association
Drs. Whiting and WoOdend.
NEw1ows-John winters. the er-constable who was
have been tried this morning. in the Police Court
repeating election last Wednesday, has disap-
peared His bonds will be forfeited. The County
Judge and other lawyers are said 20 have given an
opinion that the recent election for the Receyership
was Illegal on the ground that the polls were not
opened from sunrise TO sunset and that the defeated