New-York tribune., 1873-06-18
NETWORK CITY.

Calvary Cemetery. yesterday.
The Narragansett steamers will resume thelr
Sunday trips between NewYork and Boston, contnene-
ing on the 22i instant, leaving at O'Clock.
Dennis Hazel and Alfred Walsinger swan
800 Yards for stake OF s5 the foot of East Nineteenth
ST.. yesterday. Hazel won by about five yards
The first number of The Citp Record will be
issued next Monday Tuesday aud Its office VIII ne ne IN
the northwest OF the basement OF the Cy h"'
A rumor periodically circulated since ex-
Judge Richardson Secretary Of the Treasury was
revived Yesterday In Wast 1t is to the effect that
he is about resign hrs position IN order to htcoe Io
resident partner at Paris Of NeW-fork ana faS p"N
ing house.
A correspondent asks why the water is not
turned on at the City Hall fountain. The fountain Is
not finished and the reason OF tins Is the lack OF SprG
priaons for the the Park Commissioners work ~ IL
this difficulty which paralyZes Improvements III uhioh
square and elsewhere.
A truck load of hay was fired by sparks
from fre-craoker seventhaye and Tgelfth-st last
night and was saved from total destruction by inc
presence OF Engine No 49, the members OF when Ple
out the flames A mischieyous boy threw the hre-
cracker into the hay.
Mayor Havemeyer left this city, yesterday,
for trip through the coal regions of Pennsylvania He
will return on Saturday, and Mr. Vance the President
of the Board OF Aldermen. will act Mayor during his
absence II is rnmoIed that the Mayor mas IelI tlo
OF eight police Justices behind, Whch WIN Do pre-
sented at the meeting Of the Board tomorrow
A very pleasant evening was afforded last
night by T. c. squier to a large number OF his friends
at the Stevens House. Fiith-ayc. and Twenty
st. Il being his 52d birthday. Mr Squier was at one
time Minister Central America. Among those pres
eat were Prof James 81. Quulan OF the High school at
Newark. n. j., Gen. Chas. X Graham and vic, Mt
Brady thephotographer, Mrs Ana o sephens'tno nov
clist, and many oilers.
AT 030 a. m Yesterday, the steamship Lord
Live OF the Old Dominion Line sailed from Pier No 49,
T. r. for Liverpool. The Old Dominion i3 one OF the
Oldest Of English lines aud its vessels ply between Law
crpool, New Orleans and cities on tho ST. Lawrence
River. The Lord Lave the first vessel OF the me whieh
mas ever entered TINS port has four masts ana Is OF I'm
size being full a. long aud OF greater breadth OF
the White Star steamships she carries hence
| a cargo OF grain.
Controller Green received the following
amounts Yesterday; From the Bureau OF Arrears Tor
arrears Of taxes assessments Croon rent and interest
s4 93 from tho Cole Jtor Of Assessments for assess
ments for street openings and improvements and IN
tcrest 9i Sc; from the Bureau OF City Revenue Tor
interest bonds, MORTGAGES, ana market ronts ana
ton water rent S7ll6 g.; from the Mayors Second Mar
shall for Licenses aud fines, s2I9; total, s2i56l 49,
The sale of the stock of the Swiss Manu-
featuring Company closed last night at Clinton Hail.
The collection embraced many curious and valuable ar
ucles which had attracted many visitors during their
exhibition. Tie following are the Bames OF some Ol the
articles disposed OF last evening" Win the prices they
BaiSarine BATH. Of Fifteenth Cn sa aPOmpf,n
& &e e no In he Fsentn Csnurg s an eboratey book
case 1905 cottage muac- box S2' an nAd Jardne'e'
| "boulen illad 50.
The sale of an interesting collection of books
was continued. yesterday, at Bangs, aerwin x Co.'S
auction rooms following among the more in
teresttng works with their prices; - p-., ,,.,,,,,
Anneke and her Family a. censi Aaron Burrs Men9
Sos Cicero, MAJOR Siii D.ghts IlsoTy o. ihs Hart
6 81 sDts The Peier;t cents Es Foa Ja
0rSiop IS cents; Genealogies First Settlers Of Albany County
Gri College and IL FoGadsr SaoS.' horT % o. ah %
pqmin2q IN SSs Of he tylposier pot GO cent? Soaes
Life Of Sir William Johnson ~ cents Letters Of janus ~ cents
At Castle Garden, yesterday, about 2jO
| swedes, ON the way to Minnesota, arrived on the
| IRUflN .1 araVf. .fnfy nan and
children of all ages For this climate their style OF
dress was remarkable. The men wore suits OF thick
heavy hide. which were in some cases coselstnc; los
utterly unconscious OF the pcrspiring crowds abodt
them, and basked In the sunshine as II the Garden was
COOL shady retreat MANY OF lhe women were g accom-
panied by children. whom they carried IN leather
pouch attached 10 their backs Chldren able 10 walk
were supplied with thcA L'deS ana he@Fy iea'net
apron.
About 100 men are now employed upon the
Hell Gate improvements The diamond drills have been
discarded for the purpose OF testing the quality OF
rock and since last August six Burleigh percussion
drills driven by compressed air have been worked day
and night The rock Of the hardest gness, which is
preferable 10 softer material, as u contains few
ana admit water Tie present rate OF pro
ress 800 feet OF tunnellng month, involving
the removal, average OF go cubic yards OF rock
The average amount OF nrogy ctrRe usee IN month
s Ooo pounds II Is employed IN the form OF eght-ounee
cartridges.
The charges against George Brown, Steward
and e-Warden OF the Ceutrest Hospital for alleged m-
proper conduct toward female patients, dismissed
by the Board Of Charities and Correction, yesterday
commissioners Bowen aud stern voting m the affirmative
and President Lambeer IN the negative. The action ot
the Board elected by report submitted ny Com
missioner Bowen, who nad been appointed 10 make
Investigation supplementary to tuat which lad been
already conducted by Commissioners Iaimbcor ana
stern. The report rehearsci the main facts, IN sub
stance already repor ed und pGOnOuhc9G tle Charges
"iriyolOus and unfounded"
Sanitary Superintcndlnt James employed he
Sanitary Police. yesterday ia compelling the dwellers
I'm underground rooms Catherine and neighbOriug
streets to eaye their unhealthy homes After the po-
icemon had driven forth the occupants, abOrers
tered the rooms and carried out the household furniture
10 the sidewalk The then securely locked
SO as to prevent tne reenrance OF the residents The
following cellars were thus closed no ~ Oa6aernest
Cherry-st and Nos TO- 10, 1G, and 20 North Wiam-st
Tie police will compel the inmates OF cellars IN the Sixth
ward 10 leave their homes to-day.
Douglas Taylor, in giving notices of jury
duty says: Persons between GO and 20 years Of age
Summer entees persons temporarily ill., and United
STATES and District Court Jurors not exempt Every
man must attend to his own notice. 1t Is a INSIDE
give any jury paper to another to answer 1t
il also punishable by Ine imprisonment 10 give or
celve any present brbe directly or indirectly In re-
lstion to fury service 10 withhold any paper or
rosrcuted NO fees OF any kind exist or allowed
regard 10 jury notices. and any one akng receiving or
giving such fee" or present. Will oe arrested by
me aud Il possible punished to the full extent Of the
'""' DROOKLYN.
Prospect Park visitors last week, 217627.
A new bath has been placed at the foot of
south sxth-st
The City Treasurer reports balance of
t2562 IN the dividend savings banks to the credit OF
the city.
Deaths during the past week, 178, including
from smallpox and "a from consumption; males rs;
females, 49,
Naval Constructor Hanscom of the Boston