New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

Clec dGfss at Washing HOFFMAN Houss-iIome Ralsd
Of hewtursh
NETWORK CITY.
George Dowlend one Of the Commissioners
of Accounts qualified before the Mayor on Saturday
Postmaster James has arranged for hourly
mail trips between Harlem and she General Post-Once
The 1875 a. IN. train from New-YorlI to Phil
adelphia known as the Philadelphia "newstran," has
been discontinued.
The annual Summer nights festival of the
9th Regiment National Guard, VIII take place at suffers
East RIVER Park to-day.
The architect of The Stats Zetung Building
was Henry Fernbach instead OF the Messrs FernDach,
as stated in fridays TRIBUNE
Officer Stephen C.. Gardner of the Third
Police Precinct died suddenly atihls home at No. 25o
Blcocker-st., at a. N. yesterday.
One hundred and eighty pounds of beef and
900 pounds OF chickens condemned ana seized by
the Clerks Of Washington Market during last week.
Arrests last week, 1919; loss from "a fires,
ss55; Insurance. tols55; taxes received se8I69 A6;
licenses granted, S25 amount received therefrom'
S2,3I7 25.
About $500 worth Of fancy goods, be-
longing to an employee of the steamer Vile dc Paris,
we're seized Saturday aud conveyed to the seizure
room OF the CustOm-hOuse.
Henry Evans will lecture on "A Moral Con-
sideration OF Irish Disaection before the Manhattan
Literary Association, tonight In the VIIIth District
Courtroom, corner Of seyenthaye. and Twenty-sec-
ond-st.
The excursion Of the list Regiment, N G.,
s. n. y TO Eew-Hayen, Thursday IS the chief topic
Of conversation among the members OF the regiment,
and considerable rivalry exists AMONG the do
% which shall turn out the largest number OF Iheu
Edward SteinhOfer of Havana, who was
robbed Of s265 at sanwix Hail. Albany, July II, by
confidence" men, arrived in NewYork yesterday, and
identified flames A. Robbins alias David swain, VINO
was arrested by Detective Elder, as the sWlnuer'
Robbins will be taken 70 Albany for trial ---~-->
The following comparative statement of vital
statistics for the past two weeks shows an increase OF
205 Deaths mainly attributable TO excessive mortality
among children; p,t, u,-,,os, Deaths
} }sy i5:.: s by i i25 s s55
The report Of the Board Of Public Instruc-
ton for 1872 extracts from tho manuscripts OF which
were published in THE TRIBUNE several months ago, IS
nov in press and viii De puOished soon, iI emoIaCe
the various officials being complete history or the
public schools Tor the year.
In compliance with the wishes OF business
men who are spending their time at Long Branch the
Postmaster that on and after this morninga
regular letter mail Will De forwarded from The city 10
Iug Branch by the Gas train, thus enabling thoso
at Long Branch TO receive their letters as "eu as 'nV
newspapers nc an early hour
The arrangements for the coming tests of
eea boilers and gauges Sandy Hook are proceeding
RAPIDLY The old works also repairing under the
superintendence Of Gen. Smith, one OF the Commits
goner appointed for the purpose who visits the place
similar tests are IN advanced state, but they viii not
be completed before sept. l.
AZ recent meeting of the Health Board
resolution was passed calling on the Police Board to
furnish twenty patrolmen 10 prevent manuredumpinS
ON the east side on the resolutions being brought be-
fore the Police Board the Commissioners decided that
they could not spare the detdlment called for, and
dumping IS now going in the time Of the old Board
II Is said that the Police Commissioners will be asked TO
swear IN hundred citizens special constitutes from
among the residents OF the neighborhood VINO Will Or
Qauize aud promptly suppress the nuisance
The Commissioners of Charities and Cor
recton made the following appointments on Saturday
Dr. Charles W. Bltzel, District Physician for the sixth
District Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards In place OF
Dr. David Breckers appointed physician at City Prison.
Dr. William ODonald, jr District Physician for the
Tenth District Nineteenth Ward in place OF Dr. George
H. Butcr Maer Forshem, visitor to the outdoor poor
In Mace OF John c. Begey; DR.. Morris Einger, visitor
of Inc outdoor poor Ina place OF lothian wilson letter
was received from Warden Johnson OF The TomDs Prison
formally accepting yearly salary OF 5000 instead OF
ss an the reduction having been made at his
quest ITO relieve the department from portion o. us
burdens"
The funeral of the late James Cushing, jr.,
OF the Board OF Education took place az tho Church OF
the Divine Paternity, at Ffthaye and Fortyhith-st, on
Saturday afternoon The Rev. j. NJ Pullman au1 the
Rev Messrs Dodge and Sawyer conducted the services,
and several members Of the Board OF Education OF the
Roarls Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen and OF the
XVIIth Assembly District Republican Association were
in the audience The Young Mems Unyersallst Asso
c,tion mad prepared elaborate floral decorations and
the ctskct surmOuntcd with crosses ana other d-
vices in white flowers Tho following were the pail
hearers d. r. Marshall c. l.. Stckuey VIM MOntrOss,
Frank Mayhem Judge Kelly, L. B. Wing Wan. A Mile
a. a. Peterson.
There will be music by the Central Park
Band at Tompk.ns-square tomorrow night, and at
Nount MOrrissquarc on Thursday night. The following
VIII Ue the programme at IOmpkln5Squaie;
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