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

| is. the City OF Paris 71s, ana the Norwegian Dark
| dispatch to the Produce Exchange, re-
ceved from Albany yesterday morning stated that the
bottom Of Lock No had gone out. which would cause
detention Of about "a hours
The will of Sidney Dorian, the Fulton Mar
kot oysterman. yesterday admitted to probate In
brooklyn The estate amounts to $4,000 consisting OF
his in tne business Mrs Dorian ID the sole heir
| and executriX.
The San Francisco Cadets, whose recent
blindiold drill at the Seventh Regiment Armory at
traccd much attention, will give public exhibitions at
inc Academy OF Music tonight ana tomorrow evening
| Music Will be furnished by Grafula's band.
| Among the additions TO the list of public
readers this Fall will appear the name OF Mrs. Laura
Macnab Of Paterson. ~ j., who is shortly 70 make her
debut She is the daughter of the Row A Ii. Robinson,
wellknown writer aud pulpit orator OF Jersey Cty.
The first annual picnic and promenade con-
cert of the Jerome Buck Benevolent Association VIII
| take place tomorrow afternoon and evening az Lion
! PARK. This popular association OF the twenty
second Ward, and the attendance Is likely to DO very
| large
AT Yesterdays meeting of Methodist preach
| ers there were present the Rev. Messrs. Goodman,
| Marvin and Moorchouse, and the Rev. Drs. Brown,
Curry, FOss. Hodich. Osborn Parker and True. The
| discussion turned Fall prospects, and hopeful
| spirit was manifested
Civil Service examinations will be held at
the Custom-house, on Wednesday aud Thursday. to MI
the three additional Deputy Colecorshps cigar In
spectorshp two clerksnps nc 5000 ana $1,000 respect
two small cerksnips.
The members of the delegation of Louisiana
colored Republicans Will address mass meeting at
Cooper Union, tonight, on the condition of affairs IN
their state Three members OF The delegation sat IN "a
private box the Academy of Music, AT tno periOIm
ance Of the "COlOr Guard" on Saturday night
Among the projected monuments in Central
Park are those OF WIN. II. Seward, Daniel OConnell,
Elias Howe, IT,, Robert Burns, and KOscluskO. The
Tor the erection Of the statues OF Messr Seward
and Howe have been secured Subscriptions are being
received for those 81 OCOnncll and Burns, and SUD
scrpOn about 10 bc started for that OF kOsciuskO.
The annual meeting of the American Public
Health Association will begin IN this city on Nov j.
rather than Providence Il. L. during the present
MONTH was proposed AZ the last meeting at Cinciu
cholera in the Southwest which IL Is proposed 10 dis
~ leugth after further umo Tor studying 1t has
elapsed. The Association has circulated 1000 copies OF
r,ct on the sanitary methods 10 be taken 10 prevent
the Disease
The 5jth Regiment, " c., turned out for
target practice EAs RIVER Park, yesterday. Its pa
rade was witnessed by Gen. Narian and staff OF the
Third Brigade. State InspcctorGen. Morris, Gen. Kill
burn Knox Chief Ordnance ami other officers Of the
First Division. The following prizes were commended
FOR purse of 500 presented 10y the colonel and stan
tho best shot medal valued ~ So, given by the
Lieutenant Colonel; another worth 80. presented by
the Major, aud purse Of go given BY Caps. Bruno
and Zuchlog.
The Rev. Mr.. Jasper of the Christian Broth
ers arrived by the steamship Italy yesterday. aocompa
MED by q young belonging to that society. who
been educated to teachers IN the Roman
Catholic parochia schools about To he established
throughout United States. The company proceeded
10 the WoatCnc,tcr Institute, where they VIII undergo
further training before entering upon tcn labors Ten
more young OF the company are expected TO-
day and Mr. Jasper has 30 III al on his list. Thirty
came to inns country last year for this purpose
Mrs. Sarah Coates, who WAS recently COM
mittcd To the Penitentiary on the charge mhuman
treatment OF a child taken before Judge Fanchcr,
the Court OF oyer and Tcrmiucr yesterday, writ
Of habeas corpus and ccrti0rar Henry Morrison her
stated that her husband accidentally killed
about ~ days ago and within few days of his death
she had bccu arrested In consequence al the mistaken
sympathy OF neighbOrs. DIR. White would testify
Inat tue cnd was placed by ia the yard Ia
the open ar during June anu July while teothnr
He would also testify that the cmd died bccau,e OF It's
removal against her ADVICE Tue matter Will be decided
to-day.
The funeral of the late Timothy g.
Churchill took place yesterday afternoon FROM Calvary
Church. at Twenty .frstst aud Fourth-aye. Tic Rev.
Dr. Washburn of Calvary Church. assisted by Bishop
Porter performed the services The pail bearers were
Dr. Parker townsend h1rrs, wilson G.. Hunt.
Cot. L. A. Conkng, Geo Opdyke, W. W Wright. DIR.
Warner Judge Peabody. l. S1terce. Alfred Douglass.
ana f. G. Calhoun. Ihoic was large attendance OF
friends ana relatives The rem1us were conveyed 10
the old family buryinG-TOund at Bowery Bay L. L., for
utermeni. Al meeting of the ANlth Assembly DIS
trict Republcan Association, last night. appropriate
resolutions were adopted concerning thr death Of Mr.
Churchill who former President OF the Associa
Ton.
The receipts of money at the Five Points
House Of Industry during the month ending Aug. 70
were sgJD There also considerable gifts OF food
and other stores The September statement OF the in
sttution would TO Indicate excellent work. The
fgltfu state Of the halfgrdrd streets vicinity
OF the building damage to It's occupants Wen as
10 those Of The ncighboring tenomonts That such a
nuisance should he permitted o. remain for than
year - u significant comment upon municipal efficiency.
There Is less beauty than ygor ~ the managers view OF
IL We have now come 10 distrust all tLo assurance
that officials make in regard ~ improving ncghbOr-
hood aud have concluded u follow the plan OF the
world generally. viz, TO Kick man when IL down,
and not lend their d 10 elevate the Five Points 10y CIV
ing inhabitants anything refining ~ It's influence"
BROOKLYN
At Yesterdays meeting of the Board of