New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Controller received s24, lac "A, and paid
out s223.s54 81 yesterday.
John Vixen, age 80. sailor, attempted suicide
at No 81 Cherry yesterday by cutting his throat He
Inflicted deep bat not dangerous wound lie was taken
10 the Park Hospital
One hundred and eighty six immigrants were
landed at Castle Garden yesterday; So came on the
steamship Caledonia from Glasgow and l3l on tue Graf
Bismarck from Bremen.
Although the heat was intense yesterday,
there only OF sunstroke Christie Archer,
age 49, German. was overcome by the heat while ut
work, ana was taken 10 the Park Hospital.
Eastern Star, No. 227, f. and A. NJ. Lodge
held their fnh annual picnic at Elm Park. at Eighth
ave. aud Niue,yseccud-st, YESTERDAY afternoon and
evening There large gathering ana dancing was
kept up with much spirit.
The son of Or. L. Jewett of No. 357 West
Fourteenth-st. left his home about o'clock IN. on
Wednesday, hc has been accustomed to do of late to
take walk before breakfast Since that time nothing
ha bee heard from him. and fears are entertained for
has safety.
Floral Chapter, No. es, Order of the Eastern
Star held strawberry festival and reception last even
ing I'm the large nall of the Liberal Republican Associa
ton No I Broadway Tie festival was well attended
by the Masonic fraternity and ther ady friends sew
state being present, and dancing was Kept up until
merniEg.
One of the State Line Company's steamships
will leave here weekly after July a. new vessel for
- pau ed the state OF Nevada. is 9ee eei long. 80 feet
beam % feet and six inches deep and has engines or
100 horse power She is elegantly ted up throughout
me state Of Florida, sister snip NJ tue state Ell
Nevada will be launched early in August.
Tbe Boulevard Club will celebrate the Fourth
OF July at the club grounds at Onehuudred audthird
At and the Hudson RIVER The flag will be given to the
breeze Mt sunrise and 10 guns viii then be fired in
guns Will lie fred in honor OF tue - States OF the io-
he c. II. K,tche will read the Declaration OF indie
n o. "a m
Wood Will denver the Grafton OF the occasion.
Col EmmOns Clark of the Seventh Regiment
thinks an EXPLANATION is due to Of the reads OF the
Regiment who failed obtain favorable position from
which tn view the ceremonies at Its Memorial Statue.
In communication he says that III addition To the cards
M Inyirston to reserved seats Issued $500 cards which
only called attention to the lime OF the ceremonies were
scnt ont Some people mistOOk these FOR Invitations,
and were disappointed In not getting reserved seats
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper Groes-
heck who died ut her residence on Monday evening,
,oo Mace Yesterday afternoon at Dr. Huttons Church
IN gton-square. The services we're conducted by
prs Hutton aud yermlye, and were very impressive.
The following named gentlemen acted ~ palLbearets
J. w. Baker, Il. A. Ssge, w. X Foster. H. Brewster.
d. Yanreed, aud H. Mcin. Mrs. Groesheck was 81 years
and IL months of age. Her remains were Inferred in
the family vault at Greenwood Cemetery.
Mareellus Massey, President, and the Directors
OF the Rome, WATERFOWL aud Ogdensburg Railroad ac.
companied by Samuel soan President Of the Delaware.
Lackaw anna and Western Railroad Company. Noses
Taylor, William H. Dodge. a. Zaoiiskie. john +. Denny,
Marshall q. Roberts. John J. BrsbiD. John A. Stewart
Ghittenden and others. Will leave this city to-day
at A M "a special train. for extended tour OF M
sprctos the Delaware. Ilckawanua and Western
Railroad to Oswego, and thence, Nv way Of Rome,
WATERFOWL and Ogdcnsburg Railroad. Ia Ottawa,
Canada The chief points of interest which the pa
intend visiting are Alexandria Bay aud the Thsusand
Islands.
John Clifton Of Cleveland, Ohio. was about
crossing tue Cortlandtst. Perry yesterday morning
wnon he was aeco.ted by an unknown gentleman who
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cordial greetings usual with confidence men. invited
M. Chiffon ~ visit the Office OF the Library Lottery
itW bOrk- away while lac hal ~ check eathcd when ho
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