New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
NETWORK CITY.

Fire-Rarsbal Ready reports 10 fires during
Way Loss buildings. s17956; on stock ana inrntuIe
s275eO Insurance buildings, 600; on SOCK Si''O
ACtuallOss, t3S,7bO >.
The long-looled for statement Of the eondl-
ton OF the affairs OF the PacAc Mail Steamship Com
many will he presented IL IL announced, 1T meeting =,
inc Executive Committee OF che DreetorS' ~ NJ '"
Wall-st, to-day.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Louisa ID. Mott
widow of Dr. Valentine Mott, took place yesterday
morning M the Church OF the Transformation the Rev
Dr. Houghton officiating The remains were taken "
Greenwood for intormenL
The Board of Police held along session yes
teray the chief subject being about the merit OF the
applicants for the position OF police surgeons. No APP
poiutments were made, however, nor were any more
employ 81 dismissed nor any salaries reduced
The edd mixture of trades in some buildings
soxemphded by signs hung the front of store
in Fulton-st which reads fellows; Wholesale Dtaler
IN Fish, Turkish 0.tomans. Everlasting Carilase-
Wheels, and All Kinds OF oysters and Clans"
Thirty-one boxes of the "Coston telegraphic
night signals" were shipped TO Rotterdam yesterday
on an order OF the Dutch Government for the use OF the
fleet about 10 be dispatched 10 sumItra, ana 10 be
employed in Tho bockading operations against 'he
Atcneneese.
The resignation of William Roche, General
Agent Of the American Press Association, accepted,
YESTERDAY by tho Board Of Directors Mr. Rochcs con
necion win the American Press Association dates back
within few days OF its OrgalzauOn ana lie has Dceh
the General Agent since December, 1870
Mrs. NJ. S. X. Tucker of the Westminster
Hotel has applied TO the Board Of Health for the position
OF SANITARY Inspector and has received its permission
to appear the male candidates for the same office
before the Committee Applications to-day anu be TX
ia regard 10 her ability to fuh tue duties VI the
office.
The Excise Commissioners began TO issue
licenses to sell liquor Monday Last aud have ali
the clerks OF their Office busy employed ia making out
the licenses the large number Of liquor dealers whose
licenses have expired May 1. Tue follow ng
record shows the gradual increase OF the number VI per
applying license: June ?, ~ licenses granted
$3.50 received Juue 3, 40 licenses $3.50; June 4,
C2 rcusss $3.50; Jane g. l02 iceusr> 1920; Total, 2j
licenses grained and sEl5O received Apnciti1hs lOf
a Incense sell nquor IN three houses Of PROSTITUTION
refused.
Coroner Herman investigated, yesterday,
the circumstance which led to tno death Of john h.
Durham Of Mount Vernon, in the Reception Hospital,
on Sunday last from congestion of the Brain caused by
a fall on stones IN front OF liquor store at Ole-
81. and Third-aye Witnesses
testified Dunnu entered the liquor saloon or Fer
dinand Kirker, and that he was - ced by tue par
tender john jain for refusing TO pay Tor some OOi
which mad eaten. Ius deceased na1 scarcely been
elected before be fel aud received the injuries rom
hcn died. Tue jury rendered verdict exoucrating
Jahn and klrker.
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday Prom the Collector OF Assessments
for openings improvements, and interest, S.,
sos IS the VI Arrears for arrears OF taxes
assessments rent and interest, s5672 SO from
the Bureau City Revenue, for market rents and fees
market cellar rent. &c. SL7V 0 from the Bureau Of
Water REGISTER. for CrUtOn water rent, Nl22 TO- frOm
the Bureau OF Sewers. Tor permits 10 make sewer
connections, aud sale Of ytrhrd sewermpe, SSA IS ;
frou Tie Mayors Second Marshal, for licenses an tbes
f992 70 from the Register OF Permits, NJ iyors Ohee Tor
pei sreetsands, showcases, signs, &C., s2706
total, Sj9,gl7 &c.