New-York tribune., 1873-06-28
NETWORK CITY.
Music at the Central Park at 4 p. M.


orandst John Nc cDonad as q deegate 10 the Centra
Republican Committee in place OF John H. strand rel
signed. .
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's d-
rectors received yesterday opinion from Edwards
Pierrepont counsel 10 the Company, TO the eeo nag
bonds could not he issued, and the money required Nv
the Company must be borrowed ny P'ousins '''
property.
Col. Solomon Hillen, jr., who died Thursday
night At the Fifth Avenue Hotel while on his way to
watering place in Canada was n we[known resident OF
Baltimore and had been frequently honored WIN the
most important public trusts, in % and member OF
Congress.
A concert was given at the Charity Hospital,
on Backwens Island, last evening, by volunteer per
formers FOR the entertainment OF tho patients The
Board OF Charities and Correction represented b
Commissioner stern, who expressed hope that such
occ asOns would be OF frequent occurrence aha "ouiu
prove beneficial TO the destitute lnVaIids'
Scyenty-second-s ST., which, west OF Central
Park is wider than the usual crosstovn streets, and
which Will connect western outlet OF the Central Park
with the new Riverside Park, has been paved WITHHELD
ford pavement from the Central Park tol the western
past week the present. IL will afford pleasant
Ioute from htthaye at fitty,nhtns' lasd uiAsonSN'
George Brown, Steward and ex-Warden of
the Ceutre-st Hospital was removed by the Commis-
soners OF Charities and Correction, yesterday,
for alleged "arrogance" toward members of the Ladies
s aoaDant was made by two members OF the Com
mittee. Who were examined at considerable length
Commissioners Lambeer and Stern voted Tor ana Com
| missioner Bowen against the removal
Francis Nj. Walsh assignee OF the Market
Savings Bank and Mr.. Man. his counsel applied to Reg
lister Dwight on Thursday, for extra compensation, the
former from $4,000 to $4,000 in addition to the reg
e1ar commissions neary $4,000, and the latter for
$4,000 in addition the $500 already paid him. The
Deposors Committee present to hear the applca-
ton and learning the amounts demanded, procured
an adjournment OF the case until Wednesday next at
nirlOek DepOstOrS COMMITTEE VIII meet tO-udy
the onee NJ f. DOwley, at No 70 Nassaust TO take
GenosItors Jeremiah oninian Receiver OF the Garden
| Savings Bank. will pay another dividend to-day.
Coroner Keenan, began an inquest yesterday
conseynllg the death OF Dr. Joseph Pepper, age A. OF
No s7 Fhls from injuries to the head, hitherto sup
posed to have been caused by accidental fall while
be was presumably intoxicated, on last Sunday night
Jacob hrnoben butcher OF No. $50 East FiityseeOnd
St testified that he the deceased follow 20 or 30
men and accuse them OF having insued him; witness
heard some of the men swear at deceased and tell
him 10 d" 20 a. he also heard the deceased say To-
them, Give me back my spectacles-thats all want
the deceased then surrounded by the men. who
pushed him from side to side; moment later he men
passed uu, and witness deceased lying motoness
'''' ''' BROOKLYN.
Music in Prospect Park at 4 p. IN.
The Board of City Works has made a requi-
stion for the issue of $4,000 OF bonds for the
tion Of sewers in Central and Knickerbockeraves
William L. Brown, formerly Treasurer of
the Bridge Street Methodist Episcopal African Church.
was arrested yesterday, for the alleged embezzement
OF 500 belonging to the Society The accused pleaded
not guilty.
The steam yacht Florence Witherbee will
be launched foot OF North seventhst, at noon
to-day The vessel built for John q. wherbee Of
Port Henry is 90 feet in length l7 feet beam feet
draft and is furnished with Two yerueal engines l4ncn
cylinder aud l4nch stroke sho has one return tubular
boiler weighing III tons
As the children attached to st. Peters Prot
estaut Episcopal sundayschool were sang mp the East
f1,a AZ A.fIs
Ernest Beck age g. accidentally fen overheard, but
saved from drowning by John DAILY age l6, OF No ~ AZ
lantc-st, who plunged into the water, aud held the
presented with $2o for ms gallant act
John Lutz, a scavenger, residing at No. 324
AlBanyave.. the possessor OF dog and cow Last
week the dog went mad and bit the The animals
were both killed the dog vac skinned. and the cove
carcass thrown into vacant lot. Numerous hungry
and cats theeabouts feaSed on the carcass OF the
COW and the result that three other mao dogs were
killed by Lutl and the police last night
LONG ISLAND
LoND ISLAND CITY.-The steamer Jane Nose
lev Is completed aud will take her place the line
between Greenport and Newport Monday. when the
new Boston route, via the Long Island Railroad VIII 20
into operation John Fahnestock has been reelected
President OF the Board Of Education, and Alanson
Palmer Superintendent OF Schools The fund for the
maintenance of the schools Ia nearly exhausted and
after a few weeks the Board will be unable to pay tho
salaries teachers The schools Will close for the
vacation July 3..-Dr Demler sanitary Inspector,
made an INSPECTION OF the n9odlaS at the loot 81
The gate established years TO prevent the
the Stevens estate nnd the result that the fresh
water accumulated and became stasnant, producing
maaIia. Chs ana fever have become very prevalent
NEwrows-Work has been resumed the Flushing
Branch OF the Long Island Railroad and workmen are
completing the grading through this village The road
is expected " go operation this The Com
mittee OF II have called meeting for Tuesday night To
meetings n, the czens ana tax payers for consulting IN
| regard 10 the best interests OF tbs town.
MAIcaA special meeting Of o tne BSard Of sGpsr
take definite action ia reference 70 altering the col
which shall noL include three and thrcecnths mills
levied by the state for Canal and General Fund deh'
| cheney. .,,,,, , .,-,
! SrAPLETON.-A branch of the Nursery and
Chid's Hospital Of New.York has for time been
established at place known the Fonr Corners. AT
meeting Of Medical Advisory Board OF the insttu
care of the Staten Island Department I94 children Of
these 80 under one year old 1855 are III the nursery
and boarded out. Since Sept l. 1872 there have
been 2 children under care OF which only 10 have died
NEw-!,ERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Sheriff Renhardt Of Hudson
County served attachment against tho Midland Rail
way Company Thursday afternoon, in connection with
suit for tho recovery OF 5000. The Sheriff and his
deputies seized the Montclair train, which was about
starting at the time but finally allowed the train 70 de-
part ON condition that deputy should accompany lt.
Deputy Sheriff Tangcman went upon the train To its
destination, and returned with Il Yesterday morning..
themselves into Board OF Commissioners OF the sinking
| Fund, with George II, tarrier, President. and G.
| g. See, Clerk. There have been 1856 applicants
| for admission TO the High School, and the
examinations concluded yesterday. .Rdwhrd
| Flynn, who was run over by locomotive while
working the Pennsylvania track, near Hudsonst,
Tuesday died yesterday morning from the effects OF his
injuries. A who gave his name IA Frank Eldridge
committed, yesterday, charged with stealing lo
paiTs OF brass connections from arDrakcs the Penn
syivania Central Railroad cars. The property, which
found IN the hies possession II valued at $780, In
addition this of rubber