New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
NETWORK CITY.

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The Saxon Band sailed for Europe by the
Hamburg steamer westphalia, yesterday.
Only 9S emigrants arrived at Castle Garden,
| Yesterday. They came by the Great Western from
! Bristol. .
The Liberal Club will be addressed, tonight
bv Jobn Wise the aeronau who will describe his pro-
| posed transatlantic balloon voyage go,
President Grant returned from the CatsKlis
nv the Hudson River steamer Mary Powell yesterday
morning. From the boat he took the revenue steamer
Manhattan for Sandy Hook, whence he went Oy specAa
| train TO Long Branch.
Assistant Sanitary Superintendent James in
spected the works of the NewYork Ferilzng Company
at the foot OF West FOrtehst yesterday ana WIZ re-
port the result Of his ins Gcon to the Board vi cdn
| at its meeting to-day.
The Secretary of the Pilot Commissioners
has written letter the Mayor. complaining OF the
action of tho Dock Commissioners in throwing dredg
| ings into the North River, above spuyleh OuJ'ib
| thereby impeding navigation.
at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, at
No. 233 East Thiryiourth-s l2S5 patients nave Deen
treated diseases Of the eye and ear and IS 0r d
the same period 233 operations have been performed at
| the Hospital. q,
A shooting match for Tie THt, Field and
Farm challenge badge, will take place at $3.50 D. M TO-
morrow at Creedmoor The fcrryboat connecting with
the train for CrecdmoOr Will leave James SIP at p' m
The contest is only open TO members oI 'he N"'on"
| Rifle Association.
| George lJdDr, WHO, alIcT HIS dbtClnpe W ii"A
der Joseph Schneider shot himself in the temple as
related In another column remained nsensibe at Belle
vue Hospital for many hours, and at ast "nous ne
| moment OF consciousness, dled last uSAI' COIOhoA
| Hermann was asked to mold an inquest
| Col. C.. Heywood Of the U. S. Marine Corps
broucht TO police headquarters three prisoners under
guard last night, and with tho consent OF Inspector
McDermott locked them up in its cells sor the night
| The prisoners names are "a follows: James II. htnc'
James Kearuey, aud Charles Boyle lhes mSlo a
| dofo committed
av from t6at civ TO the state Prison Of Connecticut
at Weathersheld They will be taken 10 "e@'uclSA0d
| to-day.
The scene along the banks of Manhattan
Island at dusk as seen from the Harlem boats Is enlV
ening ana rural in the extreme. The various picnic
gardens are brilliantly lighted and the bands play
loudly; sportive youngsters fairly swarm aDouI tue
edges OF tile water clinker boats and sailing ana steam
yachts dart hther ana thltler; ana srVHs ouTa th
| sweeps over the suggesting the ldea tnat thc
| Board of Health is cleaning out score ol vinegar
! factories.
A pilot reported to the Pilot Commissioners
Yesterday that eight dead horses, evidently thrown from
n receiving barge, were floating in the bay opposite
Staten Island between the upper and lower Quarantine
stations barge containing dead animals was towed
down the bay Wednesday night and It's contents were
thrown into the swash Channel, creating terTiQle
stencil mo noice have been informed and the Pilot
Commissioners will endeayor to ferret out ana puusn
| tho yiOators of the law.
The Investigation OF the charges made
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Yesterday afternoon, by Capt Seaman, at his Office.
The complaints were formally made, and all those iu
terested in the matter present The examination
was one, and Capt Seaman having been ADVISED
by hls counsel make the proceedings puDhc De
cued give any OF the testimony adduced uhtl IL ha
been sent to the Governor Inc lnYcsugatioh
porter OF THE TRIBUNE that the charges were made Dy
| interested persons.
The funeral services Of the late John Multi
gan the veteran minstrel Familiarity known as Long
Al. ham nj
| Hotel on Monday, took place at St. Augustine Chapel
Of the Trinity Parish at Nos 2e2 and 26 Bowery at
D. m Yesterday. The chapel crowded with mem
obsr % the services were impessvey conducted by
the rector and at their concluson the remains lncosed
in handsome rosewood easket, Proiusey Gec9tateu
With flowers conveyed TO the Cypress HIS Gene,
| escorted by the order Of Elks.
The Health Boards programme at Fulton
market has somewhat disturbed the usual Jolly and
careless demeanor of the coffee seller and fruit
dealer who doomed TO be thrown outof business To-
morrow They do not eyince excitement but grmy 20
on doing their business they expected to earn their
daily bread In the same spot for the rest OF thef ye
One old fellow who is noted character IN his way ana
whose coffee stand is now lnruins, was Wahuerng a1ous
abstractedly THIS Is ruined cohuniSy' % i SLu % NO.
for then would have insurance coming to u.s. 10 10
| morrow morning will witness singular scene III tue
| market but it Will also be a sad one.
| Charlotte Newman and Elizabeth Ormsbee
two shopfters were arrested last December for steal
ing lace shawls worth $500 from the store OF Lake
McCreery, on Broadway. The woman Newman was ad-
mited to bail in $4,000, Golden of South Ffth-aye
becoming her bOndsman Soon aiterward she fed, but
| the woman Ormsbee convicted and sent to Sing
Sing The police however, aided by Golden traced the
fugitive Toronto. Canada short tine ago she com
mltted robbery III Toronto. and returning to tins city
to eude the Canadian officers she captured on We'd
nesday night by Detective Mullen or tue I%enty-nlnth
Precinct She was arragned before justice HoEa' yes
| terday, IN tue TOombs Police Court aud committed
BROOKLYN.
The Commissioners of Charities report 1903
inmates in the county Institutions including G52 IN the
| Lunatic Asylum.
Another section of the Police, under the
superntendence Inspector Folk Will make an eNcur
sion TO Rockaway Beach today
The members of the Old Bushwick Church,
OF which the Rev. Samuel Meeker has been pastor for 40
| years, will 70 on an excursion to-day.
| The Brooklyn Sunday school Union will give
farewell reception Fountain j. Hartley of the Lon
dom Eug Sunday school Union tonight, at the Church
| in Clintou-st near Fulton MI Hartley, the heV. Dr.
| Vincent. and others Will speak.
| Health Commissioner COnklin and DR.. Segur
made personal inspection last evening of the dock at
the foot OF Amys where 80 200 bushels OF rotten gram
has been lying for eight months and emitting an odor
which has caused several serious cases OF sickness
report on the hulsahce VIII oe MAUI W '"o o0a'u VI
| Health to-day
A man described as aged about 30 years,
medium hight, smooth face, and dressed In dark blue
suit with straw hat applied for work at The Eagle Office
Yesterday afternoon, and during the absence of Mr.
McKelway one Of the editors, left the place with his
book containing sos. which he took from coat
| hanging in the editorial rooms.
The will of the late Ethelbert S. Mills was
admitted to probate by Surrogate Veeder yesterday,
and letters of administration were granted TO the son,
Thomas s. Mills, who was present and qualified NJ T.
Rodman and T. r. Lombard, the subscribing Witnesses
10 the Will, were examined as to Its execution There
| was no appearance In opposition.
| In June last fhe Common Council called
upon the Board Of City Works complete list
with the nnsltlons held and the