New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-29

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o. 81 J Hoc;Jobn Croker Of As'r Hou'-rhe
Hon. b. X. Aneona Of Pennsyivsna
NETWORK CITY
Two straw hats and a buster on one OF the
tborougares yesterday gave promise OF approaching
Summer. ,
The tyenty-fifth anniversary meeting OF the
National Woman suffrage Society will be held on May
at Apollo Hall.
Can't John Johnston has been appointed
Deputy Captain Of the Port and John Stewart Clerk OF
The private art collection of John Il. Sher-
wood will he sold at auction this and even
ings at the Clinton Hall salesrO0ms.
The death of Horace A. Miller, Vice-Presi-
dent of the NewYork Floating Elevator Company, was
announced 10 the Produce Exchange yesterday
The funeral services of the late Detective
n b. Woodbridge we're held in 81. Andrews Church yes
terday His body then buried In Calvary Cemetery
The persons who claim to be the heirs of
the Anneke Jams estate aege that new and important
facts have been discovered, which will give entirely
new tue litigation III relation 10 the settlement
Of the estate
j. II. Sparks for the past two years agent
OF the White Star Lne win be relieved of his duties, in
this city, at his request at the end OF the present
of the company His SUCCESSOR has not been determined
upon
The following is comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases OF the past two weeks
,ndiSS. Typhu. Typhod Scarlet Me,.e. Dpthe, Smallpox
A Agsi l 3d. g : Il
The missionary meeting of the Southern
NewYork Baptist Association held yesterday at the
Of the Baptist Publication Society, No 70 Niuth
st. The sTreasarer repored that the receipts since
49, leaving remainder OF e25l6 ~.
A musical and literary entertainment will be
given this evening at the Church OF The Disciples at
Forty.hfthst and Madison-aye Among other things,
the Rev. George II. Hepworth viii read The Raven"
and Miss Minnie Swsyze, VINO mas always something
fresh to offer an audience vii rece Bret Hates last
pOem " Guilds signal
An "OId Folks Concert" was given at AS
ISOLATION Hail. last evening The company consisted Of
about so ladies' and gentlemen all dressed in costumes
OF the Eighteenth Century. The selections OF music
were also quaint and the audience -, was agpafIently
pleased. The entertainment closed with the ser1lnR oi
| a LUNCH consisting or coffee ana sandwiches
| A convention OF producers and consumers
will be held at the Astor House, May g. for the purpose
OF promoting their interests by cooperation The call is
signed by the Hon. W. C. Fagg, Moro, H.. President
State Farmers Associations IT. smltn, Secretary I'LL
nos state Farmers Association; T. II. Ferguson Troy,
| n. " j. b. Sargent, New-Iiayrn; Morlord Trubce,
bridgeport Conn. j. b. Phnney, Champaign, ILL.,; john
| A. Coleman, Boston, Mass, and many others
An application was made in the Supreme
Court Chambers, before Judge Barrett, yesterday to
vacate the attachment granted last week against the
property ". Sherman, gt the suit OF Charles Fech
ter on the ground that he was a NONRESIDENT. Tne pres
ent application was made aiidays alleging - al hr.
Sherman was moi a nonresdent but was rerv travel.
ing abroad Tue Court took the papers bat deserves s
| decision.
At the Westminster Presbyterian Church, IN
Twenty-secoLd-st., between Sixth aud seyentLa,os.
the Rev. John ellis ordained last night The Rev.
Dr. John l. Hall offered the prayer OF oriiuaton and
Introductory were conducted ny the MOD
orator, the Rev. W. W. Page TIE ceremonial OF install
ing Rev. John X Denarest pastor OF the church
then entered the SCI mon being delivered Dy tie
| Rev. ]. ID. Wilson.
! 1t wOuld hardly seem probable that 1900
human beings could lie crowded into the Storage OF
single vessel; yet the Wisconsin which arrived from
Liverpool yesterday disgorged human cargo Of l3i2
EN- grants at Castle Garden. 10 complaints pub
licly -treatmeut contracted quarters. the
city OF Paris followed aiso from Liverpool and poured
forth less than l2sl persons Of ali and nation
aities, while the Celtic came next having about 1000
| passengers IN the Storage.
The Rev. Father Quinn of st. Peters
Church. in Barclays the recipient, last evening
of grand supper rendered him by his friends previous
entering upon the duties OF a OF the
Arch Dioce New-YOrk. In the course OF the
| ing John f. Deyln presented him win gold watch
and chain valued NJ s7o0 The young ladies' OF the
academy presented him with basket OF aoTers. ia tn,
center Of which was a rose surrounded 10y hundred
gold dollars. Tue altar boys presented hin with
basket Of fowsIs TO which was attached valuable
| E. Deyn, John Fox, and others
| The funeral of the late George Y. Olyphant
place 10 M, yest rday, from the Presbyterian
Church. at Fiflh-ave and Nineteorth-st. The attend
good, and included the Governors OF the City
Hospital, of which Mr.. Oiyphant was stanch friend
The Rev Dr. Taylor OF the Broadway Tabernacle read
massage from The Bible the Rev DR. Murray OF the Bck
Church made address, and the Rev. Dr. Hl pastor
OF church. offered the closing prayer. The remains
were the Marble Cemetery, IN secondaye.,
second-st for nterment. The pail bearers John
F. Crosby VIM W. riInn, Thomas W. smith. Daniel D.
Lord, Robert H. Kennedy John l.. Sutherland. Otls D.
swan. and r. W. Rinelander
John McDonOugh is employed as receiver by
the secoudave. Railroad Company. IL is part OF his
duty TO make the deposits and also 10 draw the money
Nth bfoh 70 ou he man q m Mr. NJ.
Donough went to the Murray Hin Bank, at Thirty
seventh-st Thirdave, for the purpose OF drawing
S. 500 in order pay OFF the lie drew the money
| which lie placed In q wallet and put all In inside
breast pocket He then left the bank ana starred down
Thirty seyenth-s toward second-aye lie stopped on
the corner wait for car and while he was standing
the sidewalk two men approached, aud as he turned
look the other threw handful Of pepper in HIS
eyes, nearly binding him. They attempted to seize the
wallet, but be placed his right hand n his pistol pocket
which doubt frightened the thieves as they both
or
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday: From the Receiver Of Taxes, for
taxes, water and interest, Sl,57 So; from the Col
ector Of Assessments for assessments for street open
ing &C. $3.50 80; from the Bureau OF Arrears, for
rears assessments, taxes, water rent and interest
$3.50 Oi from the Bureau OF Arrears, for interest
bond and mortgage market rents and fees &C. 5000 50
from the Bureau Of Water Register, for water rents
S22l 80 total SIS 09 &C. The Controller paid the Board
of Education SIS OOO. yesterday. To-day he will pay
improvements TO April Is, sl05; laborers, c, small
pipes TO April 10, $62i2 02 laVoreis &C. ON seventy
seconds TO April 49, $40 ca; and tOmorrog the la
bOrers boulovards ana aisenals Will be paid, to april
10, 81, 23J q.
BROOKLYN.
Improved steam dummies are to he placed
on the Coney Island Railroad COmpanys route between
Prospect Park and the Island.
The city has been obliged to pay bill of
$50 for towing away decayed grain from Woodruff &