New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
NETWORK CITY.


The annual cruise of the New York Yacht
Club will begin to-day.
Four hundred members of the 9th Regl-
ment N. G.. marched yesterday from their Armory IN
Hesterst to Tompkins-square. This was their annua
parade
At the meeting of the With Assembly DIS
trict Republican Association last night about 80 names
erased from the roll being chiefly those OF persons
who had removed from the district.
VIM. Van Name, formerly President of the
Market Savings Bank whose release from custody was
recently demanded by his counsel was remanded yester
day to the SherlfPs keeping by Judge Pratt.
| The annual excursion of the Edward j.
STANDBY Association took place yesterday Excelsior
Grove being the point OF destination the attendance
was large and the affair passed of very pleasantly.
| Statements having been made that the Great
Eastern had succeeded in finding the Atlantic Cable OF
1865 application made TO the officials OF the New
York office for information but they stated mat sheg
had no advces yet, and believed that the published
| dispatches were premature
Innocent green fruit and guilty old fruit,
reposing on many streetsand we're taken away from
the admring gaze OF children yesterday by an officer
of the Health Board Seated in little cart Sanitary
Inspector whoahan and Patrolman Rhodes made tour
through the tenementhouse regions of the city, and
wherever they unrpe decayed rult exposed IOr
sale seized the unwholesome food and carried away
Several credulOus German salOon-keepers
who have advertised their saloons for sale have recently
been swinded. BY falsely representing himself to be
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small sums OF money to pay Tor more eAenslvo gns
tIsing Detective KelsO arrested, YESTERDAY; hoses
summerfied, the alleged guilty person. VINO VIII De ar
raigned the ombs Police Court to-day upon charge
| Of false pretenses.
There was an unusually large attendance at
Yesterdays Futon-st. Prayer Meeting Among the re-
quests for prayer from young man who wants
lucrative employment; another from an ONO p aIheor
who wants revival OF religion IN tnat state m @
from young man whose temporal wants are rii s
pied" and another from sick man VINO uohI WANT W
| to be imposed upon by quacks," from whom he mas
" already suffered much imposition"
There arrived at Castle Garden, yesterday,
166 emgrants, 47i Of whom came by the steamer Den
mark from Havre, $40 by the steamer Celtic OF the
White Star line SAT by the samaria and POS by
the vessel Marco Polo from Bremen Yesterday, noon
the limit appointed by tue m s UI
OF meat the Wards Island emigrants AZ that time
six proposals had been received In sealed envelopes
which precuded knowledge OF the names Of the bidders
The proposals will DO opened Tue eoI tue Doalu
| to-day. So - \ ISsis
Association Hall at Twenty third-st. and
Fourth-ave., presented array of smiling faces last
night, the occasion Of the regular monthly reception
| given by the members OF the Young Mems Christian
Association The exercises began early in the evening
with concert by the Vesceus Sisters. and John g.
Reitzel, violnIst, under the direction OF George W;
Colby The trios at the conclusion OF the frst and
second parts, " Nearer my God TO Thee" and Atua,
by the Vesceius Sisters as well as the voin soos Oh
Retzel were especially worthy OF mention AT the close
OF concert throng OF merry promenaders hed the
parlors and lectureroom.
1t is expected that the Executive Committee
Of the Merchants Protective Association, with the Com
mttee appointed by the Importers and Grocers Board
OF Trade will visit the Mayor to-day and ask him 10
suspend the institution Of suits respecting violations OF
certain city ordinances concerning the use OF sidewalks
until they properly present their case to the Board
| Of Aldermen. The merchants Interested IN tns move
ment have not yet decided their basis OF action but
from general conversation in commercial circles yester
drafted which will enable them TO carry on their bus
ness and the time recognize fully the rights OF
the control OF streets and sidewalks in the hands OF
the police, with certain limitations The ordnance VIII
be sent throughout the city for signatures IN the form
OF petition aud finally be submitted to the Board OF
Aldermen. ..,,,,
Prospect Park visitors last week, 1916.
The seventh annual games of the Brooklyn
Caedonian Club Will be played in the Myrteaye PARK
| on Aug 81
About 1920 cigars and $500 bundles of
cigarettes were seized on the bark Alto at the Wast
by United states Inspector A. Dodd on Saturday
| for alleged rregularity IN Importation.
Property holders in the Twenty first Ward
have pettioned the Fire Commissioners to put steam
| engine in that portion OF the city, several build
ngs having burned down last week before the ar
| rival of the fire apparatus.
| Alexander Bailey, age AZ, was found dying,
from the excessive of liquor in the tenement house
No 4s Golcst yesterday, and his two small children
without food attendance, their mother having
recently been committed to the PententiaIy tor inert
The sent ~ the hospital ana the children TO
| the almshouse.
As the ferry-boat Minnesota, plying between
| Grandst. New York, and Grand-st Wiamsburgh, was
nearing her Wamsburgh slip, at about p III. yester-
day. she was run by propeller which was towing
two canalboas Parts OF OF her wheels and OF the
ladies' cabin were torn away and considerable e&ce
| ment occasOned, though no one was nuit. Inc
| boat was laid up for repairs.
The girl Annie Cunningham, who was stabbed
by her lover william Anderson, during fit OF jealousy,
at No lsG Frst-st l.. D.. on Sunday night better.
Yesterday ana her physician has hope OF her speedy
recovery vital part of the body reached by the
that he became angry with the girl because she per
sisted gong with Harriet RUSSELL whom he dsliked
LONG ISLAND.
| UytoNpALE-Great excitement was occa-
stoned on Thursday last in this village by report that
there had been undoubted case OF cholera OF which
| the victim had died Investigation, however, showed
that Mrs Martha Seaman residing In this village upon
returning expedition after berries In the woods
in the vicinity taken suddenly III and died in less
than au hour The physician VINO was called 70 ate nd
her gave certificate that she had died OF cholera NOR
| bus Within few days circumstances nave come to
light which proved that on the morning OF the day
when she Derrying she had visited ueighborng
drug store and purchased considerable quantity or
arsenic suspicion OF suicide being thus aroused the
Coroner ordered an investigation and the body
| humed, when 1t found that death was caused by
poisoning Tue cause OF the act Is left entirely
10 conjecture as there apparent for 1t,
| she beingl in good circumstances and her domestic
relations being pleasant There s considerable comment
| upon the course OF the doctor IN the case.
| LONG ISLAND CITY.-A large number Of prominent
merchants and manufacturers who disguised at the
action OF the Common Council refusing permit the
sale OF any more water bonds, have expressed their
willingness TO advance the funds necessary for the
petion OF the new reservoir AS the matter now stands
the Council having appointed committee 10 invest gate
the affairs OF the Water Board there Is likely to be
| long delay the carrying forward OF the work, and
loud mplants being made by the citizens who
DESTROYS OF having the works completed at price
JAMAIcA-The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Ray King, widow