New-York tribune., 1873-07-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Apprentices Library will be closed from
Saturday. July 20. till Monday. Sept
Complaint is made that relatives OF prisoners
are unduly restricted in their visits to the Tombs'
'The Dry Dock Savings Bank is erecting
areproof granite building Ave stories hgh at the soutn
eai corner Of the Bowery and Tbrdst'
AT the meeting of the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen, yesterday, motion to adjourn uhuh Sepom
ber was voted down. Only routine business was trans
acted.
The immigrant arrivals at Castle Garden
dining last week were follows: Sunday i222; Aon
day, Iel; Tuesday ls27 "Wednesday lo IhurSaAS'
co. Friday, 23l Saturday, uS Iota, o'of"
II ia announced that the Rev. Charles Z.
Deems of the Church Of the Strangers will take the ed
toria control OF unsectaran religious newspaper,
The Christian Age the first number OF whion WI" app'i
next week. - -,
The Committee on Armories and Drill
rooms of the Board Of Supervisors met YESTERDAY
opened eight bids relating TO the completion OF repars
the Centre Market Armory, ana auourheu "''H0u'
acting In the matter
The Commissioners of Quarantine received
proposals yesterday for the erection Of pier and bulk
head at the new boarding station. Clifton, staten
l leland, but owing to the tito deeds not ocnk 0oni
pleted, the contracts were not awarded
AS a gang of men were hosting block OF
marble weighing about 900 D to the top story OF the
bn,ajng No 19o Eghthaye one Of the cables way.
marble fell TO the ground shattermg 'he pave
/ ment, but, almost by miracle inJuring no one
1
east corner OF the Bowery and Bondst, to make room
for an iron ediace for the Atlantic Savings Bank IL
viii have frontage Of "a feet on the B9Wery ana lO'
feet on Bondst aud will be seven stories hlgh'
A small boat which was being rowed across
the East River by Amos Comick, last night, was run
into aud upset by the ferryboat George Law. Mr. Co
mick was drowned but his fouryesrs old SOD, who was
| with him. was saved by the crew OF tugboat'
The watches seized by Col. Howe's officers
are at present In the Cusomhouse. The seizures were
made by the orders Of the AttorDey-General some OF
those seized found In the possession OF f. H. BLOCK
& Co., rather thanL Black Co., the latter house uea
ing only in optical goods Iis understood tnat Ihs
Maidenane dealers threaten suit for the recovery Oh
l the goods.
The following were the receipts at the Con-
trollers office yesterday From assessments for street
openings and improvements and interest, si,O3l 6s
OF taxes assessments waer ronts aud Interest
ami penalties, $l6s35 10; licenses aud hues $40 50
sale OF Cy Reeord for weeS SIG 80 FIRST aud Seventh
| Judicial Courts SlO3 total, S-6,4i3 10.
The Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
ton decided yesterday to advertise for proposals for
Is 900 Of box boards for making pauper collins also.
FOR proposal for 5000 bushels OF oats and for certain
| other supplies. CAaries Graham, night Waterman AZ
the Infant liospal, and = tlance were appOtnted
| pointed keeper OF the Penitentlary.
The wrecbing and fire steamer John Fuller,
fayorably known in this harbor for valuable services
she has rendered raising sunkeD vessels, and as an
| auxiliary to the Fire Department in exungIshns fires
along the water front, aud IA adjacent river towns mas
provided with i've powerful steam pumps, and lor hre
service Is capable OF throwing IL streams of water
| On Sunday July 13, James Fleming was run
over by car l2 Belt Railroad and died soon alter
reaching the hospital. Coroner Herman ned an IN
ouest Yesterday ANA the ury returned verdict cen
Surfing the Corporation Ot this ely Tor the bad cOudOn
OF Ffst.yc ana Thirty hrsi-st, as, in their opinion,
Wi cantTbuted TO the accident They recommend that
the Corporation place the street in Immediate repair.
The Commissioners for fixing the route of
the Gilbert Elevated Railway have made no movement
as yet The ue according TO the present pan VIII pass
from Sxth-ave, via Amiy-st, South Ffl-aye., and
West Broadway to Chdmbersst. The Legislature ms
directed that the road shall not pass down Broadway
CSissiongrs T select one OF he streets runun to
tie Battery parallel with Broadway.
The 96th Regiment, n. c., S. n. T., went
into camp for a day and night at Est River Park
Yesterday. The met at their arnOry ia the Bow
cry at 500 and were escorted to thc Harlem boat
al tic foot OF yntEst by Capt Casl klena lndepend-
cnt Cavalry. Icuta We're ptched dt thc IAfh Ialohs
were served out aud cuOtis we're hdue 10 nave the
affair camp-AAc as pJ',iO '. taIstt 7hoquhs "Is
prJmiucut OF tne days festivities, AMI there was
q dress parade at y. M
Henry Evans, in his lecture last night at
the With District COURTROOM at scyeuth-avc. and
Twcuty-secoudst, on g moral consideration OF IRISH
disanccuon." head that England could not permanently
control ireland agaus, the will OF its people and mon-
toned among tie causes OF IRISH hatred 0f English ruc
inc Protestant CnuICh eatali'hhth tl3 rehal laws,
The coDtscauOu OF soil by Eugisn landlords, tho III
irnorucuts Oh q freedom OF trade, and tue Iu-imed-
dll- win lIlsI i- si''dl.Oh'
at the KingsJridge road costs investigation,
Yesterday GarGncr Sage the City Surveyor was called
ond tesnacd a. TO tho manner Of surveying, opening
streets ETC. IN the upper part OF the island. lie was
unyyiug however, to axe even the Sgh est cs uiio
OF what MI Boyle should receive, without several outS
- iruatIOu and the investigation was aduurLcd uutl
noon to-day when Ar. sage viii give ms opihi'i' II Is
expected .hds '"o NA'i'" w." '
July 80.
4 regular monthly meeting OF the Journey
men Horseshoers' Protective Union was held IN the
Gcrlnania Assembly Rooms last night Arrangements
were initiated for the sOcictys third annual ball. to be
held In November. Il Is proposed to lprm Natona'
I,,on of AN the horseshOar5 societies III tue country,
and the President LAID before the meeting lti'es rom
unions in leading cities, approving oi Che plan Ii "A5
TO- recommend IA public meeting at an early day.
civ Chamberlain Lane makes the following
statement OF receipts, neAs, and balances Ior the
week ending July 10, 1873:
F J I? Fi;.25 se2s.O r'ia;9 $iI5i D' 35585
'sAiiS idi5ids a.'a . ~. e55oi2 ,e2q3 eeiS5l
County Treasury lvorl.o -OID ~ IlO,'o oJ'- 10
T.,,l..........s38J 8J78l5 s29S4go S5526oo S5Olo6O5
An amendment to the bylaws Is to be sub
nttted to meeting OF the members OF the Cotton EX-
change on the 3Oh inst in relation to fictitious sales to
tho cGct that should person concerned in the making
mr. reuorting a false sale purchase give evidence OF
.uch transaction under odih OF ann hll''' 2uOll W
drucc shall not be used against hl nor ai ms hcu-
Eerbp be forfeited provided he be the h5t 10 report
tho transactDn and 1t take place suo'eI"on' u IAe
nd 1ption OF this bylaw.
The ship South America, which arrived IN
this mort on Sunday evening, sailed from o dc Jabeiro
and also pat in at Pernambuco and Bahia These three
norts are among those dreaded Dy Health officers
an account OF the prevalence OF yellow fever In shem
, ma r,res Of the pcstence were dicovered on board
% sbin nor had there been any at any zine during the
vnyage The vessel allowed to come up o the city
wihout detention. There stll seems to be lt5 ground
tor fear that yellow fever, cholera or any Uhcr form Of