New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
NETWORK CITY.

w lIllam Dlack OF the nfm OF Dall, Black &
Co. died yesterday. age 67.
The second battalion drill Of the 7th Regi-
ment wi take place at TOmpklnssquare at p. m to-
The old building nt the northeast corner of
waterst and Peckslp the venerable land marks
Of New-York, was torn down Saturday.
As an indication of the rapid rise in rents
uptown It may be stated that a small hotel on Fifty
ninths;. which rented last year for sLOOO Will bring
$1,000 for the next
The Rev. Drs. Eadie and Calderwood, dele
gates from the United Presbyterian Church OF Scotland
the General Assemblies in This country have arrived
and will take part anniversary exercises of the
Jane-st u. +. Church, tonight.
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
Of Public Works reports S 400 II were received by
that Department during the past week Arrests last
week. 1885, births, $50; marriages. 22s; Deaths coo
loss from u fires, S2l 725 insurance, SilT,GOO.
Yesterday was one of the finest days of the
season thus FAR. The sky clear, the temperature
mild and the air nvigoratng The parks and squares
everybody seemed to have caught the spirit Of the
weather.
Confirmation services were held at st. AIMS
Protestant Episcopal Church, at Eighteenthst., near
Flfthave., yesterday afternoon, by the Right Rev.
Bishop Potter. The scene was unusually interesting,
from the fact that out Of the 40 persons confirmed.
were deaf mutes The service was interpreted By the
Rev. Dr. Gallaudet.
Ollt VI iut uDLoCS dbbd'Itu ~ II DAtbNhCI- I-5bs
car fell dying saturday, by side Of track
yesterday horse lame to be apparently unable 70
travel half mile started from the companys stables
ON the nine mile trip. on reaching Prnung-house-
square be could hardly stand, but required 10 make
the return trip on the regular running time.
Coroner Young visited Gen. Burnside at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Saturday in relation to the
death OF LeutCOL W A Cameron Of the 5th T. s. Artil-
lerv committed suicide M No West Sixteenthst
on Fidav night by shouting himself through the head
II .n v0 M
RED his niece who lives IN Boston, and owing to
domestic trouble separated from him month after.
The clerks of Washington Market seized un-
wholesome during last week follows so quar-
ters veal 245 pounds beef quarters beef that had
a natural death 200 pounds turkeys. The fol-
lowing Il the statement OF seizures during April at the
market 493 quarters veal $50 pounds beef; bull
lock $50 pOndJ tlat gld come 70 natural death 20
pounds turkeys; box and barrel wild pigeons 20
wild ducks.
Messrs. Garland, Seymour & Martin, the
Committee appointed by the stock Exchange to confer
with the Clearinghouse Committee in regard to the La
bty OF that body 20 pay certified checks OF banks be-
longing tue Clearing house. IN the event Of the failure
ofsuch banks, before the presentation OF such checks
called upon President Tappen At the Gallatn National
Bank, ON Saturday and held . consultation with MN,
but as conclusion reached formal conference
OF the two Committees viii probably be held this week.
The Directors of the Atlantic National Bank,
II is understood WILL on the return SIR. Burrows
cessar funds the liabilities and pay all the cred
itors OF the bank BY this they viii. 1t Il said,
make saving in the amount OF fees t1at would other
tioneer has Instructions from Of IalntOr
late brokers sell securities to-day, which had
been hypohecated to cover the risks ey carried on MS
account.
At a meeting of the Commissioners of Char
tes and Correction Saturday the rules lately pro-
mulgated by Dr. Fluhrer, Resident Physician Of the
PARK Hospital iorbiddng the admission OF reporters
10 the hospital. were annulled. Commissioner Bell,
President OF the Board said tnat be was ast0nlhed at
such an order nasmuch 10 had always been the GUS
the department. 70 snow lts records 20 reporters
Commissioners Frear and Bowen said that they were IN
favor OF allowing he records or the department. 10 DC
read for the purpose or publication.
Frederick Hessig died at Bellevue Hospital
last night from the effect OF a stab wound inflicted by
Peter Ritter at No. 3i3 East Thrd-st April 2s The
assaiant and his victim both shOemakers. During
several weeks previous to the faIa aray Hessigs eal
Ousy was aTOuscd aud at last, while ia hs workshop
he quarreled with lis wife and struck her. Ritter az
once uterpOsed between Hessig and his wife, ana was
slapped the face, when, greatly angcred he caught up
a knife frOm shOemakers bench and stabbed the a.
Bellevue Hospital, where lie made his autc-m0rtem
statement 10 Coroner Kessler Friday last. ktter
was arrested soon after the ARRAY.
The remains of the Rt. Rev. Bishop c. P. Nc
uvaiue Of ONO, who died at Florence Italy, on March
l2 arrived Saturday night the Inman steamship City
OF Baltimore, in charge Of the Rev W Lamson Of the
American Protestant Episcopal Chapel in Paris. The
body was not removed the steamer but this after
noon It will be taken 10 St. Paus Church. where brief
funeral services will be held under the direction Of
Bishop Smith. There now in the city two dciega-
mons one compOsed OF Bishop Smith OF Kentucky, the
senior Bishop OF the United States and the Rev Drs.
YOcum, Buchanan, aud OLlOme, ana the Oluet lay
delegation comprising about 20 gentlemen from ONO.
The body Will be taken 10 Cincinnati n the evening.
BROOKLYN.
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