New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
NETWORK CITY.
Music at Central Park at 3 p. IN.


hard Faber has been discontinued, without costs 10
either person.
The complaint in the action OF SamueI f.
ireland against Margaret Grogan has been dismissed lo
want Of due prosecution of the action by the painful
with costs.
The prizes to be competed for at the Ma
siopal Rife Associations first annual contest at Creed
oo, et ,yoe, are ON exhibition at the Of the
Borham Manufacturing Company at NO bOhu-st'
The Board of Managers of the American
Bible Society gave 1890 volumes at its last meeting to
she American scamen's Friend Society, the American
Baptist Missionary Union, the Virginia olpie SV04@t1'
and other organizations.
The following were yesterdays receipts at
The Controllers Office: From personal taxes s3362 80 ;
arrears OF taxes and assessments and water rents
and interest $342s II market rents and fees S922 wa
Ter rents and penalties, 1854 So licenses, $52 70 DIS
Irict Court fees, $50; total, $40,l7S IS
The Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has appointed the following Mission
aries to foreign stations who will sail from San Fran
cisco Oct 49, The Rev Messrs Hykes and Cook 10 Kiu
iiasg The Rev j H. PIKE and the Rev. W L. Walker,
10 Peking; the Rev b. E. Edgell, to Foochow.
The President has appointed the Rev. F. S.
De Haas d. D.. United states Consul to Jerusalem. Dr.
De Has viii alec cooperate with the Palestine ExploIa
ton Society, OF which he is member Inc rev D. ~
Wakely, d. d.. will supeTsede DR.. DE Hass as Pastor oi
the LH1iDgton-ave. Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Young Mems Christian Association will
open their evening classes for young men for the coming
Monday aud tuesday, OCT 10 anu lA'
ton will be given IN the French, German, ana i1arian
languages, and in writing, b0okkeeenng ana -
Any Young man OF good moral Character Is Gil
elble 70 membership
Upon the affidavit of Michael Ii. CardOzO, law
yer representing the plaintiff in action begun in the
Supreme by Charles j. Wright agt The Northern
Pacific Railroad Company to the effect that the defend
ant II indebted TO the plaintiff sisl3 49, with interest
and one sept I7-drawn the firm Of jay Cooke Co.,
ana payable the plaintiff demand, which were not
bonOred when presented, an attachment was issued ny
Judge Fancher Yesterday against the property OF the
Northern tactic Railroad in this city.
Commissioner Van Mort has transmitted to
te Board Of Assessors the certificates of the cost OF
paving Seventieth-st between Fourth and Fifthaves'
which amounts TO S. SO 49, He has also ordered the
Kprinkling Of the Avenue ST. Nicholas, between One
hundred and. tenth and
sts: of Sixth and seventh-ayes.. between Central
Park the Harlem River OF the Boulevard between
Fifty ninth ard One-hundredandftty ffthsts. and or
the hCCOmb's Dam Road to Jerome Park Bridge. Inc
srome Park Association mas arranged 10 sprinSe
T1ese measures will be great accommodation 70
jIoGuenteis OF the jerome Park races
BROOKLYN.
The body of an unknown man was found at
The foot Of Clay-st Greenpont, yesterday. There
bullet through his night temple, and nothing is
yet known about him.
City Treasurer Cunningham reported, by
weekly statement, yesterday: Balance sept IG $2si6
46s s9 deposits during week $29279 &c payments,
s7ICssC 81 balance. Sept. 80, $2,3S9,s56
Alderman Miller Of the First Ward died yes
torday he had been long afflicted with complication
Of diseases. 81 years Of and had lived in
Brooklyn from bis boyhood. The Common Council held
meeting last evening. at which resolutions OF respect
Ia his memory were passed. and viii attend ms funeral
Sn Sunday afternoon
W. H. Donaldson announces that having
completed the reconstruction OF the recently collapsed
balloon lac will start If the weather is favorable on
Al lapt triu
afternoon. lie asserts that this undertaking mace
ent,relv an his own responsibility The grounds will he
open from noon, and holders OF the little blue
tickets " Will be admitted Oh presenting them.
II is expected that the members Of the
Grand Jury will complete their labOrs to-day and
present their final indictments 10 the Court A great
deal oi speculation induCod to the persons who
Will he implicated by these indictments il seems 10
bc conceded that general raid against fraud and
Iupton all departments OF the CITY and County Gov
,rIuent is about TO be made II Is wei known that VII
~ the growing ont of the recent Treasury rohbe
ries but IN regard 10 The administration oi me shein
Office and other offices not generally suspected OF
beng tainted with wrong
LONG ISLAND.
Lone Island CITY.-Ihe TrafOrd chime Of
fen bells weighing pounds. has been placed IN the
tower OF tine Church OF the Redeemer the Rev. L. d.
Cooper. Rector, ana wiii be rang Tor the hIst hme
between and J.. N. today.
MtNsOLA-The annual fair OF the Queens County
Agricultural society. which began on Wednesday for
competition Of the suffolk County ia held on the same
dayi me managers regard 10 of the most success
iu eyCf held under tie auspices OF the society.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
EcwBURGH.-YestcIday morning, the body
Of James H. Prince, age 2, found floating in the
Hudson. at the Pennsylvania Coal CoInpany's Works.
He had been missing Monday last and is supposed
"a have fallen from wharf about mile north Of where
the body was lOuhd.
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY. - The Police Commissioners
We referred the Board Of Aldermen 10 the City Clerk
FOR the information for regarding the number Of
enploy6s and salaries paid...Ihe City Treasurer has
made the following report: Balance on tax account
tl966i - balance assessment account, t224s 20 ;
balance on water account $325el o. balance on sinking
fnpd SssC3 81 total Ss2s2s o. The bonds amounting
Ia Of Isaac Morrow IT, Clerk 70 the City Treas
ureT, have been approved ana placed on NE. Inc
large ywheel IN the Bergen steel Works ouIsi yester
day, and several of the fragments were sent hying
through The roof In their they again crashed
bro,b The roof and smashed considerable machinery
Seventy siX employees at work in the building at
The time, OF whom injured The three men
" no were injured IN the Midland collision and
taken 10 st. Francis Hospital are improving,
aud hopes entertained OF their recovery,
aItbongh Patrick Carroll is not vet OF danger.
ND ard of Government OF the Catholic Total Abst-
nance Union OF wJeTsey met last evening al ST. rat
icks parocbal residence 10 elect and instruct dele
tes al Iaree TO the National Convention be held
Ncw-YorB Oct. The Board instructed the delegation
10 advocate the protection OF total abstinence emigrans
arriving az Castle Garden The Very Rev Patuek ByrDc
Of Trenton the Rev. Patrick Henuesey OF 81. Parcks
Church, and James W u brleh were eIecteu AGGREGATES
Al large from the state
NFwARK-The Committee OF One Hundred on Sunday
obserysnce met last night. discussed The denomination
of MayoT Record, and agreed 10 vote for Nehemiah
perry the Democratic candidate the attendance at
ne Industrial Exhibition increases nightly. The re-
uts arc much larger than they were at the same Time
last wear grand by the several musical sOcle
fies of this city ~ proposed
W1RFroNE-In l77O the Rev. John Murray, the
founder OF the UniveTsast Church IN America, arrived
in rms country from England, and preached the first
niyel sast sermon at Good Luck near ths place 1he
In anniversary Of this event recently celebrated
an the old church Addresses were delivered py the
Rev Moses BallOu and the Rev. T. Hathaway.
HOBoKKs.-- Henry Mccormack, engineer OF me pro.
peer Eucd who was injured by having his foot caught
IN the machinery on Wednesday Will be crippled for
life IL he SURVIVES his INJURIES The new steamship
he