New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-11
NETWORK CITY.

The Chr stOpher and feminist, Railroad
Company has filed with the Secretary OF State at Albany
articles OF Incorporation.
The 9Th Regiment, Washington Greys, n. g.,
will make excursion to scbiitzen Park at Union Hill,
practice. Gov. Parker OF New-Jersey will be present
and review the regiment.
Fanny Miller, age II months, fell out Of
window in the apartments Of her parents on the fourth
floor OF No 500 East Thirty fourthSt, Saturday, and
saved ON death by falling upon the shoulders OF
boy who was passing beneath Inc eosslps Oh Inc
neighborh0od prophesy an early DetrOthal
One of the officers of the Working Womens
Protective Union returned from his vacation on satur-
day. His notion OF Summer rest is peculiar one. He
says he been working In the harvest fields on week
days and preaching on SUNDAYS ana mat on one oeca
sion he pitched f0ryone loads OF wheat on ana Oh
wagon within fourteen hours.
An inquest by Coroner Herman, on Satur-
day. relative TO the death of the cripple John Conn.,
who was run and instantly killed by train OF cars
on the Hudson River Railroad at Twelftn-aye ana
against the Company for negecting to station nasnen
at a sufficient number Of its crossings
The Rev. A. Jaeger, converted jewish
rabbi of Mobile Ala, preached, last evening at Assoea
ton Hail. Among other things, he said that any God
save Him made known in the Bible is an idol II makes
no difference whether the god was MADE out OF cray OF
gold by human hands with pens and paper 10y human
ham he added are gods which they have made. They
are creations OF their imaginations.
Worlxmen are demollshing the buildings at
Nos 743 and Broadway and Nos and 10 Mercer-st
In their place will be erected block of three fourstory
stores the first story Of iron and the remainder OF
PHILADELPHIA brick with marble trimmings. IL viii have
ontage OF 81 feet Broadway and 90 feet on Mercer
az and will be 900 feet deep The cost will be $4,000
five story iron front store 81 by feet building at
No lsi Ffthave, and Is TO cost so5oo AnotV y W.
story iron 'front.' % by 100 feet is rising at No "A Eesey
ST. and another of the same size at No. CO Greene-st
Collector Arthur has issued private clrcu-
lar 10 the Deputy Collectors Of the Custom-house re-
mnding them that revenue law OF 1879 requires That
importers shall appear at the Customhouse and per-
sonally make oath to their ownership OF goods Inc
necessity this circular appears 10 have grown OUT OF
the fact that importers frequently delegate this duty 10
attorneys Cusm-house brokers, aud others and that
abuses have grown out or the practice. III - aHeeou
that the primary cause OF the circular was the dscov
cry of certain irregularities under previous auihi9
tratioD By means of this deputy system
How not to do it was we'll illustrated by
lad in Ann-st last Friday. He had been employed to
deliver small bills advertising restaurant to peo-
ple as they passed. and faithfully performed the duty
for NO minutes The labor proving onerous, he gided
into neghboFng alley, where, seeking out ereVlces
and holes i'm the sidewalk he carefully inserted the bills
In rolls of a dozen at once consuming far more time
than would have been required had he renamed at MS
fp appeared on the spot and hastily inter
rupted this attempt to inform the rats OF ne CITY "hcIo
a dining saloon could De round
Coroner Herman, being unable to secure,
without of payment, the analysis necessary
70 ascertain whether abortion procured by the
use of drugs the fatal which is charged against
Dr. VIM NJ. Bancker Of No. 1913 nehundredand-twenty'
fourths facts have been laid before the District
that he aware That IN previous
the failure to pay bills for such service mas
thwarted justice hut that ne cannot @ poS
In recovering by bringing SUITS against the county
Under these circumstances Coroner Herman mas guar
anteed payment. and the analysis VIII DC made' the
accused being held to await the result.
The annual festival of Typographical Union
No g. which was held at Lion Park on Saturday after
noon and evening, was largely attended by the mem
bers OF the UnOn accompanied by their families and
friends. The Typographical Union organized in
this country 1882 and s progress was rapid until the
printers strike OF 1854 The unsatisfactory results OF
this strike caused decline in the organizations pros
perity from which it has only recently recovered The
society now includes than 100 Unions, with mem
bershp exceeding 10000 Number was one OF the nrst
Unions Organized and is first meetings presided
over by MT Greeley Delegates Unions in different
parts OF the State present at the festival Inc pro
ceeds will 20 toward the erection OF hall for the
Union.
The 10Th Regiment CIighlanders) having
accepted an invitation from the Philadelphia Caledonia
Club TO attend the International Caledonia Games at
Oakdale Park, Philadelphia, which will take place to-
day. detachment with the regimental band and drum
corps numbering nearly 100, under the command OF
Major Joseph Lang, left the armory Nos. 139 andlil
West Twentythird-st att o'clock last evening As the
Police Commissioner objected to military demonstra
ton on Sunday Hghlanders took the street cars for
the Astor House, where they lunched. Hence they
with featherdecked bonnets TO the Corlandts ferry
At Jersey City they took the $50 train Tor Philadelphia
Tlis they will march to Oakdae PARK with the
scottish societies The games will continue through the
day. and win engage the attention Of contestants from
of the members Of the NewYork Caledonia Club left
this city upay to be present at the games Half OF
with the detachment Of the 10Th last evening.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 500; taxes collected,
t7l.5s7.
Work was begun on the Boerumplace Rail-
road at Fulton Ferry, yesterday morning.
A new colored church organization, to be
known as the National Industrial Union Society
effected at Bedfordaye. and Jeferson-st. yesterday
Michael Savage, age "a, fell yesterday from
stoop at his residence, No TIA Deanst, and IA
tally injured. His wife Mary was so much alarmed at
the accident her husband that she went into conyu
sions and died In short time.
A section of police from the Ninth Sub Pre-
cinct made raid ballplayers in the Union Gene.
terry, yesterday afternoon and arrested John Mullen,
James Cayery and John Caey At least so OF the
who were Decorating the Cemetery made their escape
The quarterly pensions are now being paid
by Pension Agent McLeer, ut the Office In Washington
ST. The number OF pensioners about $780, and instead
legally entitled to PENSIONS but have not applied for
them heretofore, are now on the list.
United States Deputy Collector Parkinson
resigned his position Saturday, in consequence OF
ordered by the Government into his illegal
business transaction with the distlery firm OF Conkn
King On July o. Mr.. Conkin purchased O. 800 worth
OF ta1paid spirit stamps from Parkinson, and paid
1871 60 by uncertifed check and the remainder by
certified check, requesting the Collector 10 hold the
uncertited check for few Gays, when he would pay
IT, The checks were repudiated by the bank on which
they were drawn, when Mr. Parkinson paid the amount
due out or his pocket Conkn having refused TO do
So The matter coming TO the notice OF the Govern
ment an investigation was ordered, and resulted
above stated.
The Rrooklyn Trust Comnanv resumed husi-
on Saturday. Preparations had been made In
inn IL FIJI hIIt uha