New-York tribune., 1873-06-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

a woman on the dally preSS vi oni9 O'oJ i
the value Of 10 pairs gloves at tho Jerome Park races
Saturday.
The President, accompanied by Gen. DaD-
cock and IT, g. Grant, jr, arrived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening from Goshen, where they had been
visiting some frends He Will leave 'ho CITY 'I' "ioiH
ing for Long Branch
The burning rays Of the sun and the abb
,ence OF rain are killing tho grass in many Of the eK-
posed plots OF parks and lawns throughout the city
while the appearance OF some OF ihe southe,n sOpo5'
both within and without the CITY, Ii hh6uIay DaiIoh
Tor June.
A pair Of affrghted horses, becoming de-
tached from street the Cooper Institute, yes
terday afternoon dashed wildly through the upper end
of the Bowery to the great danger OF tne psmrs
any was injured.
The members Of the late 10th Regiment New
York Volunteers, National ZOuayes who arc deBrous
TO organize an association composed or those VINO
received An honorable discharge from the service, are
requested TO assemble at the ha at the northwest cor
ner OF Eghth-aye. and Eighteenthst, Thursday July
81. at s p. IN,
"The Pressn Lodge, No Of, X. of p. yes
terday elected the following officers for tho ensuing
term: L. J. washSurne C. c.; John ]. Storey, v. C.;
Nelson w Young p; A. II Bradley, X. Of r.. and 3;
David Kells, Nj. OF f.; r. X. serne a. OF L.; *
MckeChnie, NJ. a. James thompson "as Cuooon rs
delegate 10 the Grand Lodge
DIR. J. Marion Sims, the founder Of the Wo-
mans Hospital has been invited by both branches OF
the Legislature Of Connecticut to repeat his address on
the History OF AnGshesia," In the state Capitol Ia
Hartford. Many Of tho leading ctzons or that Guy
have also made similar request Friday evening, the
2th inst has been fixed as tho tune or inc delivery Oh
the address, which Will DO longer thah tho one sNeh
lately at stenway Hail.
The monthly auction sale Of Scranton coal
by che Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
took place, yesterday noon, at the Companys sales
rooms No 26 Exchange place. Tho usual amount 5000
TONS disposed OF by tho auctioneer me results OF
the sale show slight advance I'm prices the average
rise being lump about 10 cents ON grate IA cents on
steamboat, AL cents on stove, 10 cents on chesthh
IS, cents; on egg, ia cents.
The new steamer, Shadyside, belonging to
the Peoples Ferry Company, and designed to run on
the Fort Lee line. is lying at Piof No. Il North
River where she s receiving the dnishing touches be-
fore beginning regular trips on the Fourth OF jay
She has steel boiler, which is tho second on the river
that the Mary Powels, built last Winter being tue
aud feet hold, and her cost Is $4,000.
Police Inspector Dilks has been presented
with an expensive gold watch and chaln by Eureka No
| 49, r. and A. NJ. OF which he is an active member
polico Captain Gunner OF the Nineteenth Precinct
sailed for Europe the steamship Rrussa, yesterday
sixty days leave granted on account OF ms lhesth
caused by excessive work ddfing the trade strikes Oh
last Summer. Sergeant WhitcOmD WILL meanwhile, act
captain OF the precinct
The credit of giving rise to the National
Rife Association is claimed for Company OF the 22d
Regiment Target practice, under the direction OF Mr.
Carmichael, q sharpshooter IN that company, was di
reced for year and other captains, seeing lis ad9an
tages made rifle shooting order FOR thcr commands
The idea spread and Creedmoor gives Ilse 10 ' nope
Guard who actually have never loaded gun with pow
der and ball In their lives.
Henry Giest, age 81, an unmarried German
nthographer committed suicide at 1890 p. ~,
day by shooting himself through the heart in his Odg
insroom Forsyth-st. Being destitute and
able obtain work, he had written 10 his brother IN
Nemphis Tenn only relative In tins country for
Bef which he failed 10 receive On "A slip of paper,
found near his body, the following: Better end
without trouble, than trouble without end am uTCd
OF life and prefer 70 live no longer"
The man who first planted the ailantus, or
tree OF heaven it IS sometimes called Is probably IN
better world-thaL he deserves. As IL the air N town
was not evil enough. the oense OF gutter and aeyway
is oyerpowered by tho vile fragrance Of these tree
nuisauces. THe who could enjoy the shade or the
aiantus blossom could put kerosene ON ms handker-
chief aud 20 delight in the odOrs OF orryboa
It's recommendation that II harbors Insects.
decent tomato worm would know better than to climo
such tree.
The list Regiment, Col. Yose have just COM
pleted arrangements for excursion 10 Ncw-lIayen
next month Tho regiment will leave NewYork on the
evening ofJuy oath and the 26th Upon the
val of the command in NewIIayen they will be received
BY the "a Connecticut Regiment Col smith, whose con-
mand viii entertain them during theif so)Gntn III inc
Elm City The list will quarter at the state House and
they will be reviewed aud inspected by the Governor
and city Officials. the regiment Will take the iul band,
drum corps and over 400
As Third-ave. car No. GS was passing down
the Bowery, between ana 10 O'Clock last night one OF
number Of lads in the repeatedly and loud voice
made illusions. There were eight ten ladies'
In the car and passenger the rear platform quietly
called tho conductors attention to the matter The Of
feDse was accordingly discontinued for few moments
but soon resumed wheh the conductor d not lheI
fcrc Meanwhile oycrgroWn boy poured torrent n
abuse on the passenger who lnterfered' winch also
passed almost unnOticed by the conductor.
Theo A. Havemeyer the Austro Hungarian
this port, sailed yesterday, with his
family, by the steamship Russia, for Europe. On his
arrival at the Cunard docks, Jersey CITY, he
ceiyed by a large number of personal friends among
whom were Baron de Lederer, the Austrian Minister
Pleuipoeutiary; Baron de Sachs one OF tue Of
the celebrated Neuvo ClcOt Champagne Factory Ia
France Hugo Fritsch, the Austrian Vcc-Cou3ul, now
Acting Consul General and many others. The steam
yacht Emily, owned by Mr., Hayemeyer, accompanied
fret Fletcher while she conveyed the passengers 70
the Russia, and aferward the Russia down the lower
bay.
Under-ShcriT Thomas Murphy was removed
yesterday, and his place is to be filed by Albert Dag
gctt of the Nineteenth Ward. Mr.. Murphy is a Demo
crat and has held the position for II years.
The friends of Daniel L. Calvin, the Fur
liquor dealer who State Prison for
81 years for killing Michael Campbell in 1872 arc max
lug strenuous efforts obtain pardon from GOV DIX,
who has sent for a copy OF the minutes of tbs trial.
Alderman Wylio and City-Clerk Bishop
waited upon Board OF City Works, yesterday
ing for the purpose OF ascerauing the list OF
torneys employed By tho Board and their fees, would
be given To the Common Council rs directed IN resou
ton passed over month ago. Tue obnoxious Commits
any reply beyond stating that the books were
open, and the lot could be copied
LONG ISLAND.
NEWTOwN-Two men and woman were
drowned. Saturday evening in NewtOwn Creek. on
Monday the boat found floating bottom upward I'm
the creek, and in the evening the body OF the woman
discovered the morning that OF OF the
was also found and yesterday morning the third body
picked up The names Of tue were Andreas
Fromel aud Nicholas sllde; that OF the could
uo be