New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
NETWORK CITY.


Over 10000 crates of peaches arrived from
Wilmington, Dell yesterday morning.
The Liberal Club will be addressed tonight
by j. X. Ingalls, on Interest and the Usury Laws"
The consideration of the case of Marshal
Leopold Garde who is accused OF attempting to extor
illegal fees deferred yesterday by Mr. Wilder the
Mayors Secretary to "Wednesday next IN consequence
OF the Illness Of the counsel for the prosecution.
The following were the arrivals at Castle
Garden yesterday: BY the steamer Caledonia. from
Glasgow, l3 by the steamer Arragon, from Bristol 10
Harvest Queen, from Liverpool, co. total, sO2
Nice newly-painted street cars are undeniably
preferable to old begrimed ones but when man is
compelled to ride block further than be wishes because
of the adhesiveness Of the artscay vanished seats,
cleanliness does MT seem to be quite SO near as usual 10
godliness.
The members of the Grand Lodge of Kesher-
Shell Barrel had stormy debate. yesterday, al Pythag
oras Hail. relative to the assessments for the next year.
aud finally decided that each member should DC assessed
80 cents The reports OF the Standing Committees were
then received
The Commissioners of Charities and COrrec-
ton have appointed DR.. W. Campbell Senior Assistant
Surgeon of the NINETY ninthst. Reception Hospital In
place of DIR. Delgado promoted TO be House surgeon,
and Dr. McKown to be Ambulance Surgeon OF the
Centre-st Hospital, in place of Dr. Joyce resigned
President Franklin B. Edison of the Produce
Exchange has appointed George ID. Cragin Abram D.
Jewell, j. W. McCulloch Asa stearns, Columbus Sc
guine Albert S. Roe Walter F. Brush, Horato Reed j.
A. Aneug, and George Hincken, jr., delegates to the
National Pork Packers Convention to be heid IN Chl
eago on sept TO-
Oliver Charick and Henry Smith called on
the Mayor on Wednesday and Thurlow Weed had long
conversation with him yesterday. 1t rumored about
the City Hall that these gentlemen had been comforting
with the Mayor in reference TO the appointment OF
inspectors OF election, whom the Police Commissioners
are authorized to select.
The CAPTAIN of the Italian bark Shilo refused,
yesterday obey the orders OF Harbor Master Tucker
when directed his vessel to make room In
the snace between piers Nos II and IS, North River,
wercupOn the harbOr master had the bark lowed out
into the stream. The agents, Iitons Bochmann were
served with bill for the towing ana tue charges were
promptly paid.
The Produce Exchange has presented
handsome album, bound in turkey morocco, to ex-
President Jewell 1t contains his photograph ana ex-
quistely engrossed copies of his address on retiring
from Office and the reply OF Alex. E. OFT on benalt OF
the Board OF Managers Several pages are devoted to
series Of complimentary resolutions signed oy the oid
| Board OF Managers.
Albert Zulhof, who is said to be an at
tacbe the North German Consulate in this city, was
arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Donahue, on an
order issued by Judge Daniels OF the Supreme Court
complaint of Xavier Linauer who charges him with
complainant claims $4,000 damages. Zulhoh WAS com
mitted in default OF $1,000 bail to answer
Edward p. johnson, who was seized with
! cramps and drowned while bathing at Tauytown on
Tuesday was Head Master OF Trinity Church Parish
school and superintendent Of the sunday-school. He
appointed to the latter position TO NIL the place
made by the resignation Of Prof Esgeson, and
giving entertainments for their benefit and III this he
| was most successful.
In their hurry to reach the steamer Plymouth
Rock Just as she was leaving Pier No g. North River
! ON her way 70 Long Branch, on Wednesday evening"
George Mallory OF the Hotel Long Branch and
John Henderson OF the New-Jersey Southern Railroad
jumped together for the deck and striking against each
| other, We're thrown overheard. Chairs, seitees ana
other buoyant articles thrown from the boat for
their assistance, and they kept themselves ahoat until
| rescued.
| An Italian bark went ashore on the Point at
Sandy Hook yesterday morning in the thick fog, but
was got off in the afternoon with little damage AS
the steamer Arragon, from Bristol consigned to L. f.
AIorgan's Sons, entering her slip, at Pier No. 49,
" r. yesterday afternoon, the Dow anchor caught III
the side OF TIE she'd covering the pier and belonging 20
the gnee and the vessel had too much headway
10 be checked, large rift made in the wall OF the
| structure.
George p. Andrews, the Assistant Corporation
Counsel replying the Board OF Education's letter
in regard the payment of public money in aid of de-
nomnational religious schools says: THE schools
named were authorized TO receive a portion Of the
moneys raised by tax for school purposes by sundry
statutes which are referred to IN your communication
enacted different times, from 1851 70 1872 The Legs
ature OF 1873 has determined that religious or denom
national schools shall be excluded from participation in
the funds raised BY tax am therefore OF the opinion
that religious or denOmlnat0nu schools must Dc eX
| Guided from your payroll"
| The temperance question was discussed in
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the Fulton Street Prayer-meeting yesterday, being
B reduced by letter from wife whose husband drinks
and sells liquor She asked for prayers that he might
see the error his ways speaker thought that
harm was done by temperance men with a haukering
after liquor" who crafty their appetite the sly
Just al the close OF the services woman entered the
church aud walked the center aisle until she faced
the conductor OF the meeting def sudden advent ana
otesque personal appearance nXed all eyes upon her.
Standing her place, III front OF Ihe congregation. she
hegan sineug some uniuelligbic words the OF
| John Browns body lies molderns in the ground"
As she led out she gave vent to her dissatisfaction
! in energetic screams
The following were the receipts at the Con-
trolers Office Yesterday Arrears OF taxes assessment
water rent and interest, s6l07 10; ssments for
streetopenings aud improvements and interest 1916 90
market rents and fees, SoO3 Croon water rents and
penalties and permits tap water pipes 2iO5 Isl per
mits to with sewers, &c. and sale Of Scotch
sewer nine s535 AZ permits for street stands, show
cases signs, &C. $ll5 licenses So 25-otal sl9!6I 49,
The Controller also received eounGnson M s,s1 a
money be put into the City treasury III was credlted
to the general fund The laoorers on tae "ns pipes
appear these viii be paid to-day The otal amount
| OF the payroll Il $3.50 a.
| AT Yesterdays meeting of the Dock Com
missioners, repairs ordered on the bulkhead
| be,osen Twenty-fourth and Twenty dfth-sts East
River on the pier the foot of Twentysixths North
River and on the dumping board at the foot OF Lish
| st. Moth River. Permission was granted TO Joseph
Goding TO build floating boathouse, 40 by 10 feet in
| and Ia stories nlgD 70 piSVtu VI
| twenty irst-st., Harlem River Per
mission was granted Marsh. White Co., To drive
niles al the of Pier No G. East River for the accom-
nodofon OF steamboats, landing there. Sup Turner was
instructed confer with the essees OF Pier No 81 East
River respecnC the logs placed there for
me accommodation of passenger steamboats,, and 10
take such action in the premises as shall appear expe
dcnt II il expected the contract to furnish the
granite Pier No North River, will be awarded next
| week. -.,,.,
Efforts are making to raise a fund for a
| Rsru In Droa PARK