New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-16
NETWORK CITY.

large quantities Yesterday and to be seen at the
| fancy fruiters along Broadway.
| Christopher Gallagher, age 81, OF No. 81 JACK
son-st., while standing at Front and GoVeincu'-''''
carly Yesterday was shot the right shoulder by an
| unknown man. lie was taken home
dispatch states that the Independent
Boston Fuseers left that city last evening by the Fan
River Steamboat line on their excursion to this city and
Philadelphia. They will arrive here TINS morning.
Eighteen hundred and twenty-six lmmi-
grants arrived at Castle Garden yesterday-3o on the
City OF Chester 4s7 on the Adiiatc ZIG on the Queen
| and 23i on the Wyoming, from Liverpool. The Mas
| brought 100 from Rotterdam.
| e AT an adjourned meeting day of the Board
of Managers Of the Produce Exchange the new Arbra
| ton Committee will be sworn in Members engaged Ia
the naval store trade consulted WIN IRE tS N'''A
| yesterday about matters pertaining 10 that traoe'
| THE TRIBUNE acknowledges the receipt OF
an additional contribution OF g. so from "A wager and
another Of 81 from ]. ~, for the sufferers by the
Mississippi floods. These, with the GUMS heretofore
acknowledged make tue total receipts or nS purpo'o
| $5oi TO-
At the meeting of Methodist preachers yes
terday morning Rev Dr. McAlister OF the Sccondst
Church urged that English theological school be es-
tablished in this city, The present schools ne areuen
| did not meet the needs Of students. The Rev. Dr.
| Curry supported this argument.
One hundred and fifteen dogs were received
at the pound yesterday, and three redeemed In
the afternoon particularly affecting meeting took place
| only one valuable animal captured during the day
| Tue remaining ones were ulrlS, mongrtl
| new rule has been adopted by the Board OF
Managers of the Cotton Exchange, which provides that
no one who is entitled to the privilege Of the floor
will be admitted until fifteen minutes after the official
closing OF the Exchange Washington dispaten sa,s
ma, the of Agricultural Bureau Ia regard 10
the condition the cotton crop will be issued to-day
| The police authorities received an anonymous
letter yesterday, the writer OF which stated that tue
woman who dragged Charles Anderson swedish saiior'
and robbed him of diamonds worth $4,000 June was
living in certain house on the east side OF the city
The woman named the letter brought 10 Pollce
Headquarters and confronted with Anuetson. he salu
that she did not IN the least resemble Tue person MAO
robbed him, and the woman proving her respecaOility,
was set free
Patrolman Michael Walsh of the Seventh
Precinct while walking along his beat on South and
Clinton-ss at p. yesterday. saw an excited crowd
| of boys on the end OF Pier No. As, some of whom
beckoned toward him for help The officer ran to the
end Of the pier and distance beyond the figure
OF q Doy desperately struggling IN the wafer Walsh
coat and with few lsty strokes reached and rescued
the lad returning safely with hiIn TO Per NO oo lne
| with his friends found his way home, his father
Marvin Briggs cooper, residing at No iS2 h enc
Station house. changed his CLOTHES, lana Resumed MS pea'
BROOKLYN.
The contract for building the new piers at
the wallabout was awarded yesterday to j. f. White,
the lowest bidder, for sl2,50o.
The new Brooklyn Directory is completed
and will be ready for sale Thursday of this week The
total OF this 10 1921 being al III
| crease OF G,757 over last year.
| Fred. Massey, President of the Department
of Fire and Buildings, called yesterday upon Corpora
ton Counsel De Witt and ascertainng that by the pro-
visions of the charter the city Is with
bureau the storage aud sale OF Illuminating OILS III
the slry over TO the Fire the books and
| papers at present IN his charge
LONG ISLAND.
| LOSG ISLAND CTY-The Board of Health
began It's hearing of the complaint OF Thomas Lawler
against Jaeger Oil Stone Works yesterday. The de
PENDANTS held that Board had jurisdiction in the
case but the Commissioners held 10 the contrary. After
the examination OF two Witnesses the matter adj
| ourned for fortnight Patrick McAdan, age fell
| into Newtown Creek from tue south Side Railroad
freight wharf yesterday norning ana narrowly escaped
| drowning. Every sunday large number OF young
btplaying, TO the annoyance OF residents Last san
day several Of the PLAYERS were captured by the police
Water Commissioners Pearse. Bowron and Antenrien,
| and Engineer ketchaIn made an examination OF the
in and adjacent to this city Yesterday.
The Dutch XII swamp Is believed to 0e fruitful source
Of malarous diseases movement Is on loot 10 nave
| drained and filed up.
| HEMpsrEAD.--This years Horticultural Exhibition OF
| The Oueeus County Agricultural society, which will
hss next T6Hrsay on the ground. OF The society Is
expected be the finest display OF the kind ever nah
under auspices. More exhibitors are on the lists
| than have been at any previous exhoition
| GREESroRr-Messrs. Judson Matthews OF this place
LAUNCHED last saturday schooner yaen. pun Tor -
feet long and II feet beam, aud Is considered the best
| ever built here.
here Is strong enough 10 be heard AT proper dis
| lance. During the recent heavy fOgs several vessels
grounIing because the horn was too faint TO
| be heard.
BEIIpoRr.-John sloven and John Petty two boys of
this village, quarced yesterday and the former seized
pitchfork and struck it throuI iii the ater's foot The
| wound if badly inlamed and lockjaw is feared.
IsLr.-The oystermen OF this village have organized
into association for mutual protection, and similar
society has been formed at Bay Shore.
| BRooKHAvES.-J. H. Smith, Treasurer OF the town,
reports that there are 5000 III the treasury.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| PEEKsKILL.-The appointment by Judge Gift
ford OF Excise Commissioners Is 20 be contested by
the authorities Of this village the ground OF
sttutionaty, by prosecuting all who sell liquor under
licenses granted BY the Board 1t is claimed that the
Judge had right 10 appoint county Board Of Excise
! Commissioners before May 1875.
| MOUNT VERNoS-A stage line has been established
between village and Yonkers and makes three trips
daily each way. IL with the New-Hayeu and
| the Harlem and Hudson River Railroads.
| Observation-Disclosures McClosky will visit the
Catholic Proectory this place Tomorrow, and admins
ter the Of confirmation about $50 the
| institution
MoSrRosE.-The Rev. Joseph A. Harper of New
Brunswick, n. j.. has accepted a call from the Old
| Dutch ChuIch OF this place.
| ENG sING-Dr. VIM. p Wood jr.. OF this place. has
been elected a member of the New York Medco Legal
| Society. . .
JERSEY CITY.-Dietrich DevOOt, a milkman,
was arrested yesterday and admitted to bail by Police
| Justice Reese TO for assault committed on
Dr. l. ". Quimby last Friday night. Two hundred
hog butchers struck at the Hackensack River branch Of
the abatoir Yesterday. because the foreman dis
charged. Five hundred aud eighty seven cars con
tanning 6OU9 cattle, 1883 hogs, and II 3T sheep were
received at tie abattoir during the past week. The
number sIangh,ered Was cattle lSlI hogs. 1852. and
| 5,9.2 hogs, and l,Oei sheep. =. Richard Diamond.