New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-15
NETWORK CITY.

the CITY Yesterday morning. on the way TO Ncw-laVen'
The Harlem steamboat Sylvan Glen WIZ
make several stops daily at the new wharf a. ElsnS'
fourh-st. .,
"'Like seeks like is an old proverb with
modern instance The prettiest grls IN Fulton Market
NAV he seen bending gracefully the flower stalls.
So writes correspondent, who If one may Judge irou
his uneven handwriting must De very youhs anu '"'
cepnbe bachelor.
The Rev. Hugh Flallery, for many years
priest of St. Theresas Church. but recently appointed 10
the pastOrate Of a new Mission at One-hundred-ahu-
ffh-st. and SecOnd-ave was called on by COmulte1
from st. Theresas parish, last evening anu PleS'"
with "a testimonial and "A purse containing S''uVO'
A carriage in which were Mrs. Mackey oil
the st. Cloud Hotel and Mrs George Hart OF No l3i
West Forty.fourthst., was overthrow by the horse
taking fright in Seventh-ave., near One-hundredahd
fortyfourtEs, last night, and the ladies were dashed
VIOLENTLY to the ground. Mrs. Mackey was sevefey ~
jured internally, and Mrs Hart received scalp wOuhu
Those who unwittngly speak of the scenery
OF the country though nature in her esthetc moou
were never visible to the dweers in the city, might
learn an instructive lesson by observing the glorious
sunsets of the present vernal days As the engthens
shadows MERGE into another DetOAehlhg inc tu W
day the ridges and spires OF the city seem Br WIN
molten gold while the mellowed light OF the declining
sun falls upon them
The pilot of the steamboat Americas, which
ran into the steam launch Hope, Tuesday says that
he gave the signal to pass the left and response
was received from the Hope 1t inferred that the
signal mad been understood and that the Other steamer
would be guided accordingly. Suddenly the Hope
changed her course Ind collision followed unav0ld
ably serious damage resulted 70 the Americus Inc
official investigation will take place at once
Controller Green received the following
amounts Yesterday From the Receiver Of Taxes, for
taxes water rent and interest $6s2 So from the Col
lector Of Assessments, for street openings &C. and in
teTest 1852 "A from the Bureau OF arrears IOr az
rearS OF taxes assessments Ter aSe am Tor avS
rent market rents, and fees >Go5 25 from tue bureau
of Water Register for water rents, S4OV@i IS Io'a
$4l,9l6 e.
Sanford Murray, the gas collector who was
assaulted and dangerously wounded with Ratchet, in
the hands OF Dr. Edward NJ Browne, at the dspensary
No 25l William-s April Is, having partly recovered
from his injuries appeared before Justice Bowling at
the Tombs Police Court yesterday Afternoon and made
formal complaint against ms aSsallant lhe accused
who Is old aud feeble, otered into the COURTROOM with
prisoner Temanded to await examination.
The Hon. William Il. Roberts, Member of
Congress from the new Win District, comprising the
wards OF the city, has offered cadetship at West
Point for competition by the boys of his district and an
70 d Hn9 Is must ca ~ ,e
over 40 BOYS have already signed their intention To
compete for the prize and the strife promises 10 DC
lively one.
The students of the Ncw-YOrk College of
Pharmacy, under the guidance Of Prof Frohweu went
their FIRST botanical excursion of the season, yester
day. The party North Tottenvile Staten Island.
and thence along the line of the staten Island Railroad,
gathering specimens the Charactcr prOper- ana uses
of winch atterward explained Tue officers OF the
College convinced OF the great advantage derived from
such practical teaching, purpose continuing The cAour-
siOns weekly until Autumn
A large number of devoted yachtmen were
present at the launch the schooner yacht ARIEL yeser
day. At lOi5 a. III. she gded smoothly out the
the cheers Of the party board, which
loudly echoed by the witnesses shore. full descrp
ton of the Ariel appeared ia THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday
Among those ON board were the owner William J.. Swan,
Commodore OF the Seawanhaka Yacht Club. anu Messrs
Foster b. +. Foulkc, " FOu!ke, and Roosevelt OF the
club; also Capt. Vail Of the Atlantic Yacht Club,
ana Capt. j. 5. Clarke, captain OF the steamer ID. H.
Joseph DOxie, who had been keeper at the
Tombs dunng II years, wac suspended from duty by
Warden Johnson Tuesday afternoon, for admitting
visitor the prison without proper authority The
Warden, who expresses determination 10 exclude i'm
proper visitors far possible, found in the
prison who had entered upon ticket given him by
keeper DoXe. The nteroper admitted t1at he had re-
cciyed uckct from D0xie, but declined state what
es and Correction lave Endorsed the acton OF Warden
luOyal OI the dercllct oIhcld.
BROOKLYN.
The Board of Education has resolved TO re-
quest the Board of Estimate to appropriate $4,000 for
new schOUl-hOuseS.
The opening regatta of the Atlantic Yacht
Club Will take place on June 10. The annual cruise will
probably not until August Glen Cove being the
rendezvous.
The Young Mems Christian Association has
elected Board of Directors for the ensuiug years
the Rev David Ings, ID, Prof. d. e. Eaton, the Rev.
DR.. Burlington, John c. Pierce, and Elmer Belings.
The total number Of members, Is 1885, OF whom 5000
annual members. 423 lifc ana 81 honorary mem
hers The receipts were S94Gi IS and disbursements,
Sl9,322 %.
An iron cutter, % feet in length, has Just
been completed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and will
be shipped to-day. IL belongs 10 the United States
steamer Michigan, which stationed the great Lakes
cylinder six inches In diameter. Her speed is about
seven or eight knots an hour.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-COr0ner Whitehil held
an inquest the OF Henry Engehardt at resi-
dence Of the deceased yesterday morning. After
aning the surgeons who dressed the wounds the jury
adjourned to Justice Eniotrs Office in Wliamsburgh,
and subsequently adjourned until tomorrow evening
when they will meet at the Seventh Precinct Station
house GrecnpoDt. The evidence of the surgeons was
TO the effect that Engehardt died from eryspeas pro.
Of the injuries received. The parties
implicated IN the assault have all been discharged
their own recOgnlZanCeS.
NEwIOwN.-Au election for "a Receiver OF Taxes will
lie held May II. The RefOrnIers have nominated
Joseph A. Lawrence, ana the Ring party olyer
Crooks. ,. -
EDGEwATER.-The Excise Board of this viii
age will sit for the last time In the village hall Staple
ton, today grant licenses The license fee Is So and
all dealers who fail to pay win be prosecuted and have
their places closed, IN accordance with the decision
recently rendered by Judge Metca sustaining the local
Excise law.
RIvERnEAD.-The new Episcopal Church. the Rev
Thomas Cook pastor, dedicated yesterday morning
By the RI Rev. A. y. LttlcOhn Bishop OF Diocese
q Long Island. The Rev. Chas H. Hail, ID. D., Rector
Of HOLY Trinity, ofciated at the evening service The
edce is IS feet length by 40 1ect In BREADTH
and well prOpOrtiOned sIlrc. Tue memorial!
window, containing seven enOlens, presented by
Miss KING OF Jamaica.
indian NECK. The body OF Michael Donohue WIN.