New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
NEW.lORK CITY.

meni to Maior-Gen. Geo. H. Thomas now amounts 10
1855.
Only 2O5 immigrants arrived at Castle
Garden yesterday. They come from Liverpooi py tue
sailing vessel Hamilton Fish
About 25 members joined the XlVth Assem-
bly District Republican Association. last evening. at NO
20 st. Marks place The roll now contains the names Vi
about 800 members.
The Rev. Abram Jaeger. late Rabbi of
Hebrew congregation at Mobile Ala, who has embraced
Christianity, will address the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association Hail. tomorrow nlghI,
The number, 1883, given in yesterdays
TRIBUNE in an article transatlantic travel should
not have included the arrivals but only the departure OF
cabin passengers during three months
The Importers and Grocers' Board OF Trade
AZ recent meeting endorsed the action of the MERCHANTS
Protective Association regard to the alleged abuses OF
the Permit Bureau and appointed committee TO co
operate with them.
A battalion of the list Regiment n. c.,
under the command Of Capt L. e. Judd, VIII leave the
city this afternoon for Creedmoor L. l.. for encamp
ment. They will be accompanied ny the fegliheh'ai
staff and drum corps.
The Edward j. Shandley Association will
make an excursion 20 Excelsior Grove next Monday.
The steamboat Wyoming ana the barges sarah Smith
and Republic will leave the dock at the IOot OF hutgeIs
st., E. X, at $3.50 a. IN.
The members of the New-York Athletic
Club will take part, tomorrow, in one hundredyard
and hane footrace for the championship Of the club
The will take place the gfOunus OI
in One-hundred and thirtiethst, Harlem
AT a meeting of the managers of the Ameri-
can Bible Society," at Bible House, yesterday,
mortal paper reference to the late Rev. Isaac Ferris
ID. D., adopted grant OF sl6So ior the foreign
work was made 10 suxilarfes we're recognized
The following were the receipts at the Con-
troler's office, yesterday Arrears OF taxes assess
ments water rent, and interest Sl2ll0 "a; ground.
ferry waterloo, and marketcellar rents, and market
rents and fees, 1854 AZ streeopenings and improve.
ments and interest," s2O5i 70 Croton wafer rents ana
penalties, $500 46 licenses, $40 25-total s10lls AZ
Stores are building on Broadway as follows:
nve-sory front, SO by o3 feet at Nos ls and 72O
a yestory marble 'front.' rs by $50 feet, at No &C. and
another at No ga, with an iron tront ana running
Roman Catholic Church Is building on the south SIDE OF
West Fourteenth-st., between Eghln ana Nnth-aVes.
1t will have ornamental front VI BeLeVlie ana ONO
stone.
A detachment of the 10Th Regiment High
landers y. Co. g. n. Y, will on two days excursion
to Philadelphia starting from Jersey City at Sis p NJ
tomorrow, and returning Tuesday. The men will
E e1' Kits az epaues black belts ana white gloves Lieut.
Macintosh OF Company will act as uarernaster, and
the heaquarters OF the detachment AT fnduephd VIII
be the Clarendon Hotel.
AS printers apprentice was passing through
Nassau-st between Ann and Beekman-sts, yesterday
morning. carrying in his a form about two feet
square, OF the type slipped from its place and fell
TO the sidewalk The lad made quick movement to
prevent others from becoming displaced, but the form
fell with great force ~ the stone pavement the shock
dashing tie type into confused heap When last seen
the boy was standing with his hands crammed In his
pockets and with utter detection depicted on his ink
begrmed features hepiessy contemplating the wreck
before him.
Another of the many "WashingtOn's Head
quarters" has been brought TO notice accidentally.
William stubner of No. Pearlst., Brosdst,
shot in the neck Thursday afternoon, by the prema
explosion of pistol in the hands OF his roommate
Frederick sousson the request Of the police Coroner
Young went To take Stubner's antemOrtem statement
aud discovered that the affair took place IN the historic
old structure No "a Pearst, which IL now occupied
as a German boarding house and tailor shop. siubner
being danger aud entirely ex0neratng sousson,
who committed by Justice Hogan, the Coroner
ordered the prisoners discharge.
Adiutant-Gen. RathbOne has ordered the
following regiments of the National Guard to disbaud
LIST Cew-YorlD, sd (Westchester County,. and 2Oth
ulster County, Infantry The following regiments of
the National Guard will be reduced to battalions, six
companies each 35th Regiment, Jefferson Country
44th Regiment, Broome County SOth Keglment' Iomp-
Regiment, steuben County me commanding onieeIss
to execute bonds for the safe keeping OF all arms aud
issued 10 the troops The Chef OF Ord
he made of property OF every description IN the posses
sion of several organizations OF the National Guard
At the Fulton-st. Prayer-meeting, yesterday,
a venerable clergyman and requested that
prayer might be offered for an official member Of
church. broker, who had eonfidentialy managed the
business affairs OF young OF the church in
q manner as defraud him out of $4,000, which the
young man could not recover, as II was confidential
ph iece Of swinding" Another aeed man said ut
was not isolated case" and told Of man who had
lost g. 100000 through the rascality OF church member,
which reduced him to poverty and finally brought him
to grave leaving his widow in great need while the
cause Of their misfortunes rolled In wealth" After
the meeting closed the dishonest members were de-
nounced unsparingly-one business man dec larng We
hementy that the exposures were right las society was
honey combed."
w. NJ. Boucher read paper before the Lib
eral Club, last evening, The True Limitations Of Lib
erty and Equality. He argued against the doctrines
which unde rlay the French Revolution and the Paris
Commune, and held that it was law Of nature
in both the ply steal and intellectual world that every
where there should be limitation and opposition
forces In the whole realm Of nature two things
exactly alike; difference supposes inequality. In the
social economy each must act different part, and
ceye reward proportionate his labor. As all
beers of the body must be sustained but not with the
amounts or kinds of nutrment so each member OF
social organism should receive reward appropriate
his relationship TO the body polite Unkeness Is
OF the greatest OF natures charms equality would
he the deadest Of all dead The speaker supported
his by cOpious quotations from Herbert Spencer
''-'''' BROOKLYN.
Music in Prospect Park at p. m.
Sewerage and assessment bonds to the
amount of $4,000 have been paid in fun by the Con-
tr0lIer since Aug. J.
The two petitions in bankruptcy against the
Brooklyn Trust Company were dismissed by Judge
Benedict. yesterday. The Company WILL resume Dusl-
tins morning
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
EAST MoRRIsANIA.-COroner Miller was called
yesterday hold inquest upon the body Of William
Fitzgerald resident of East MorrIsania who had been
instantly killed by being over by his wagon, having
accidentally fallen from the vehicle in front Of the
wheels The deceased has been extensively engaged as
a contractor for many years.
MOUNT VERSoS-The sales Of real estate in this VII
1sye laVp hoe
While several dwellings have changed hands, quite a
of plots have been purchased with the inten-
INN of erecling honses OF very desirable class