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

| port 2Is67 from Liverpool and Queenstown, s,l6S
from Glasgow CSC from Hayre and 1o,4I6 from German
ports
A Summer class in photography for ladies
and teachers especially will be organized in Room No
| % Cooper Union on Wednesday, at y. IN Instruction
| will be free.
Gen. d. d. Smith, Supervising Inspector
General OF Steamboats, will probably arrive in this city
to-day to begin rigid inspection Of all the local boards
| OF inspection In New-York and the Eastern States
A letter from Capt. Girard of the school
ship Mercury from Barnegat, N. j., giving details OF
the voyage and asking for instructions, was read at
meeting Of the Commissioners OF Charlues ana Cortec-
| ton on Saturday
Inspector Dilks was elected President of the
Police Benevolent Association Saturday, In place OF
ex-superintendent Kennedy, deceased The monument
on the burial ground Association at the Cypress
HILLS Cemetery IL nearly completed III VIII NC IormAp
| dedicated early In the Autumn.
The Corresponding Secretary of the Women's
Centennial Association Mrs NJ f. Bronson Clark, fear
ing the purpose Of that body may be misunderstood
states that il is not intended TO aid any particular eX
hbition, but proposes TO found institute In 1876, ana
Will c0ntne itself 10 That OlJect Ordinary sOcIal anu
| political questions.
| The death of an unusually large number of
children from cholera mOrbus and other diseases agra
waited chiefly supernduced by the intense heat OF
the past week. increased the mortality record TO $50
against 75 for the previous week The number OF Dtt1s
was 465 or less than during the previous week, while
the number OF marriages was 1885, decrease Of TO-
| Car-hooks are still available. Aaron Nine
schene age No 50 Avenue b. the conductor Of car
No 26 Frsaye. line struck John Ryan, age &c. OF
No 3ls East Twenty second-st, in the leg with car
hook, about yesterday, nnictDg severe WOuhd'
Ryan taken TO the Eighteenth Precinct Phce stato
where DIR. 5dnoorn dressed his wound Mlnzesnelmei
| was locked up.
Messrs. West g. Mckay, against whom
serious charge OF fraud reference a stand in Clinton
Market was recently established will appeal from the
decision NJ the specol commissioners the Superir-
MARI gf- au1T he
Council The clerks OF Washington Market seized I'm
| tiers mutton, quarters veal, quarter beer
The record of transatlantic travel on Satur-
day by five steamers cabin and 37 seerage pas
sengcrs Three lines the National, the White star ana
the Anchor have carried $3.50 cabin passengers 10 Eu-
rope this year. Peter Il. Sweeney Major d. d. Burnes,
sta OF the Governor of Missouri, and Col g. H.
Koch, United states Commissioner 10 Vienna, were
saturday
The members of the old 10Th Regiment, " Y
Volunteers, effected temporary organization recently
AT Eghth.ave. and Eighteenth-st., by electing Col
Walter s. Poor, Chairman Capt. Peter +. Murray, See
rotary; Capt. Frank NJ. Clark. Treasurer. Speeches
were delivered by the Chairman, Col John W. Marshall,
Capt Jas. NJ Smith, Capt. +. NJ. Patrick. Capt. Sam.
MINES. and others. second meeting Will he held at
the place Thursday evening 10 perfect the or
gmization
Since the abolition of the frankng privilege
on the there has been marked decrease in the
amount OF mail matter passing through the New.York
/
caused falling of Of 1900 free newspaper exchanges
| during the week Several publishers have handed him
lists Of the papers that they want stopped; Major
George g Bangs, Chief Of the United states Railway
Postal Service visited this city on Saturday 20 consult
with railway officials In regard TO Increased facilities Tor
carrying the malls He Is In favor OF having tnree pos
tai ears run from this city daily the Erie, Central
and other trunk railways There are only two on each
line at present. Major Bangs considers TINS number III
sufficient, and wishes to have car 20 north at ~ N.
a large congregation assembled last evening
| the Mpfhodisf LpXinRtOn-aye. and Fifty
secondst 70 hear the Rev. T. DE Haas preach The
Origin aud Destiny Of Our Republic He said that
England and Russia exert a powerful influence
upon the world because they have open Bible and
free schools II the United in the next
30 years as they nave IN the pas', they VIII naNe
100000 OF people. They landing AZ Castle Garden
the OF from 1000 10 1000 day. America Is the
great geographical political ana moral center OF the
world. In China and Japan they are adopting American
manners. customs language, dress and literature and
this country will De made so compact by railroads
eegraphs and commercial interests that II never can be
divided
A block of five irOn-frOnt stores is rising on
Fulton-ave. between Hoytst and Galatnpa another
three going up at Fuon-ave and smith-st.
The assessment for repaving Fourth-st.
E. d. with Ncolson blocks amounting Sj4567 49, was
confirmed by the Board OF Assessors ON Saturday.
Ii is stated that Assemblyman A. p. Hig-
gins l. r. Norton, Luxe c. Ryder, and John McDiarmid
all Republicans are 70 selected as Board OF Asses
under the new charter.
The Steam Boiler Inspector examined and
boilers during the past quarter, found $50
defective and condemned one. one hundred and fifty
one engines examined and found competent.
The Internal Revenue officials seized 10000
cigars pounds OF tobacco at No 81 Debevoises
f. D. on saturday morning for alleged violation OF
the law. The property when isOWhed ny John Man
hard turned over to the L. 3. Distrct-Att0mey.
LONG ISLAND.
LoNG ISLAND CITY.-The Queens County
tic Central meet i'm rms CITY
Juy 10 . The examination OF Mrs. Sarah l.. Layman,
accused OF attempt to murder her husband has been
postponed until the 1h inst TO permit the attendance
the District Attorney who Is absent from the State.
The prisoner admitted to bail In the sum OF $1,000
BABiIoS-The Board OF Supervisors of Suffolk County
have resolved 10 defer action IN regard to building
new Office the County Clerk until after the next
nual meeting there being some doubt a. to the authority
board TO issue bonds TO the requisite amount for
its construction.
RrvERHEAp-A groye-meeiing OF the Free Methodists
will he held Howels woods. about mite and half
OF this village, next Thursday and continue until
the following sunday.
RocKAwAY-The cambridge property, formerly the
Old Pavilion Grounds, was sold last week. IN lots, for
$4,000.
SHELTER IsLAND.-B Bishop A. " Litteiohn will lay the
cornerstone Episcopal Chapel tuesday July u.s.
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwATER.-By order of the village trus-
tees the gas company has taken the burners from the
street lamps, and the village remains in darkness.
yASDERBILr LASDNG.-Conrad Hiern, a saloon keeper
attempted 10 yesterday, WIN knfe
and pistol. He arrested before he could accomplish
his design aud conveyed to the Police headquarters
RICHAoSD.-The drouth in Richmond County was
somewhat relieved by the copous showers OF Saturday
afternoon.
NEW-JERSEY..
JERSEY CITY.-rhe Board OF Finance, in ex-
aiming the estimates Of the various Boards for expenses
from July Dee l. has cut down that n the Board Of
Works s2Ol5SO s2559o; that of tho Fire Commits
soners s3S2O $50; that OF the Board of Alder
men from $1,000 TO t29s Os and that OF the Board OF