New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
NETWORK CITY.
Music ut Central Park at A p. m.


Lake near Peekskill, " $780," Instead oil 5000
The country section of Central Market is
now undergoing alterations to the great satisfaction OF
the occupants II will be nearly week before the
section can be reoccuped
The Hon. r. l.. V. Pruyn, ex-Minister to
japan, called upon Mayor Havemeyer yesterday. The
Mayor introduced him to Commissioner Van Mort, with
whom he had long conversation.
The New-Jersey Board of Pilot Commission
ers has suspended E. A. Thomas, the pilot In charge Of
the City OF Limerick when she struck pier No N. r,
Tuesday afternoon, and his tra VIII take place at an
early day.
An inquest relative to the suicide of Luigi
Tito Rocco, the Italian musician, resulted in verdict
n act had cased g
especially in the use OF absinthe.
Surviving members of the list Regiment,
New-York Volunteers Of the Mexican War, will hold q
business meeting at Military Hall in the Bowery oppo-
site spring-st at p. to-day, and at 1880 all who
served in that war; whether IN tne army OF aIg
asked To with them TO arrange Ior CALCULATION ~
the surrender of the City OF Mexico
Michael Angelo Mcfarland, brother OF Dan
lei NJ Mcfarland who killed Albert d. Richardson, died
OF epilepsy on Thursday at Bellevue Hospital, TO which
place he had been taken destitute patient day or
Two before The remains visited late on Thursday
night by the sorrowing brother IN whose ueiebse lhe
deceased had beggared himself The body Is now among
the pauper dead at the Morgue awaiting inerment In
Potter's Field.
Thirteen horses, owned by Jacob Boehm OF
observation-disclosures Ninthaye are reported to have
died under suspicious circumstances, nine on Wednes
day. three on Thursday. and one yesterday morning.
Spinal disease at first supposed 10 De he cause OF
death but pOsmOrtem examinations failed TO support
that theory and pointed very strongly to poisoning IL
is Understood that Mr.. BOehm intends TO have the
scrapngs the aud tho feed on hand Analysed
The Fenian Congress, after an all-night ses-
sion on Thursday, continued in session yesterday
secret meeting was held last night at which the cond-
ton of the American ORGANIZATION and the standing and
OF the Home Organization were reported ana
the following governing body for the ensuing year was
elected
Cayohn Barry NevYcs George Cabin Of Boston George
smith Grsenpein Patrick IL Ford Of BOo1n Daniel Mccoty
P.tics Dunn Of Brooiyp, Edward Sev-jsrsey
Col. Clark, on behalf or the 9TH Regiment,
N c. has been granted permission to use the Creed
moor range Oh Sept H. this being the first application
for the of the range by body OF men, The 18th
Regiment will practice there on Sept. Q, and another
regiment on sept o. Col Randall of the 4sth Regiment
at Oswego will send team from his command 70
the october match The Directors OF the National kle
Association will transact special business at No.
1914 Broadway, at p. IN. on Tuesday.
The funeral of the late Col Edward A. Ray
mond place yesterday from the residence Of his
faherinaw Dr. Marcy, at No. 396 Fifth-ave., and was
attended by large number Of persons known in civil
and military life. The services performed by the
Rev. Mr. Horton of Trinity Church The pa-bearers
were Gen George Il. Mcclellan, Gen. Randolph B.
Marcy Col John J. Astor, Col. L. II. Wright Major j.
M Bnndy Thomas Lord, IT,, Douglas Taylor, and j. ID.
Van Buren, The body was taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for lnterment Col Raymond was The private sec
retary of Gen. Mcclellan during the pennSular cam
paign and was recently ~ The Engineers bureau OF the
Department OF Docks
''~-p BROOKLYN
The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage's congregation
will occupy the Academy Of Music on sunday, Sept I,
instead OF tomorrow.
Charles Barthom and Edward Simmons of
the notorious Battle how Gang" were arrested last
night for assaulting Vermont Knede OF No. Il Mayers
aud robbing him OF watch valued AT t2o'
The Postmaster General, yesterday, ordered
the consolidation the Wiamsburgh and Greenpoint
Post Offices with the central office, and .he necessary
increase of mails carriers, and transportation facilities
The arrangements for the reception by the
18th Regiment OF this city Of the list Regiment OF New
York which is TO take place Sept 8, almost com
plete The exercises will include long parade through
the principal streets, and reception and COLLATION. AT
the aTmOry. $50 -, .,.,
SEA CLIFF.-Yesterday's attendance at the
camp eeting at this place small The Rev. W H.
BooIe aud Mrs BottOme, wife of the Rev. f. BOttome,
discussed Entire sanctifcaton" at the morning prayer
meeting and the Rev. W. W. Bowditch OF Harlem
preached at from Though He slay me. yet VIII
trust in Hin" There afternoon service owing
TO the small number present. Tue evening services are
CITY and abOrng folk from the vicinity able 70 be pres
emf The Rev j. h. Merwln Presiding Elder. has charge
InsEip viii preach tomorrow. The sessions will close
Thursday.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-In answer to an advertisement
labOrers applied for work the standard Oh
buildings yesterday, IN place OF the a. who struck on
Thursday. Many were inundated however, and only
perenced and owing 10 their slowness IN supplying the
with materials 10 OF the latter had TO be ans
charged Thiry-Gve forty OF the threatened
TO strike st l p. H.. but changed their minds. IL s
thought that they may carry out their threat To-Day
The laburers who struck Thursday had done pre-
yious occasions, and had succeeded In preye9tng men
They failed this time, because men at work on
other jobs Of his would not join IN the strike Both
society and ousOcety men work only elght hours per
day The contractor has issued orders TO employ only
non-society men the works, and only such are
being engaged. Yesterday the strikers stood
groups at the street corners threatening vengeance Al
noon one OF the new men was assaulted ana beaten 10y
Society la6Orer OF the side streets OF the city, but
no arrest was made In the afternoon Patrick lal and
VIM. Chambers alleged to be the rlngeaders OF Ihurs,
Precinct statOn-house. Warrants have been L.
not yet been found. Tue Committee of the
Whole OF the Board OF Aldermen engaged In nvestgat
their work yesterday morning. City Judge Pearse was
the Gully witness examined. he testified the pur
chase of lands, making of contracts with the Holley
Company and the financial transactions of the Commits
siOners. Al D. III. the Committee adjourned till Tues
day The engineer employed by the Committee of Fiji
test the supply 70 be obtained the present
reservoir will begin his experimental tests Monday
port Will be given to the public during the
coming week. The Courthouse Commits
transacting any business Contractor Weeks has begun
the delivering Of brick aud the foundation Of the new
Court house will be begun Tuesday The hulk OF
the brig stranded aud burned the beach at Ravens
wood at the time OF the late fire at Hunters Point Is fast
breaking up, and has proved quite q harvest TO junk
dealers. .Steinway q sons will start line OF
stages TO connect their factories with the Ninety
ST. Ferry and the boats OF the Harlem and MOrrisaniG
lines. The dwellings being built by them
nearly completed. aud the firm is spending about
o. per month In grading anu cutting through streets,
IN accordance with the survey map.
The Queens County Republican Central Committee met
and appointed the County Convention 10 take
place on Oct. the Courthouse III North Hampstead
The delegates TO the Convention apporlOned from
the several towns follows: Long Island CITY, 6; New
town Il Jamaica, Flushing. ~; Hampstead, 49, North
UeInpsead Z; oyster Bay, 10. The Of George X
Bennett OF the Senatorial Committee WHO has become
a Liberal was stricken from the roll aud Major Birdse
~ nvstsr Raw WAS Amounted In his place.