New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-01
NETWORK CITY.


the Battery yesterday. -.
THE TRIBUNE has received the sum OF $lo
from f. II. Smith for the Training School for Nurses
Only 81 immigrants were landed at Castle
Garden yesterdays by the steamer sidonian ana Of
by the steamer Europe both from GLASGOW.
Adyces recey ed in this city say that the
ship Merre Monarch bound for New York from Caicua'
has been wrecked on the coast or MOZAMBIQUE
The Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Re-
deemer at Eighty-second-s and Fourh-ave. gave Its
rector the Row. John N. shackelford. three months
vacation and he sailed for Europe yesterday In inc
steamer Nevada OF the Williams & Guon Line.
Mr.. Purdy obtained yesterday from Judge
Donohue Of the Supreme Court writ OF haDeas corpus
in the case Roberts and Gleason the alleged oona
~ today "a TO bring them before the Court for the
purpose of having them released on oai.
President Grant, it Is announced, will review
the First Division N g. the occasion OF the paraue
Of that command on July The division will march
IN Broadway to and through Fourteenthst. 10 rntn
ave- up Fifh-ave. to Madison. square. wher te .ne
division will bo reviewed by tue PRESIDENT anu 1en''
TO Twenty -seventn-st, where ranks VIII DE proAen.
At the meeting yesterday of the Har6Or Com
m,ssoners and Commissioners OF Pilots, communica-
ton was received from the Coast Surveying Board
stating that the u g. steamship Arago. Capt NASH haa
been ordered NewYork to survey the aIieRea snoas
in the barbor which have been caused Dy Tue throwing
OF ashes from tow-boats and other steam vessels
The Societ6 Alsacienne Lorraine of New
York held their annual meeting last night at the Bruins
wick Hotel. Joseph Strauss In the Chalr nne nnS
officers were elected for the coming year; Jq p
strauss President; A. werdenschlag First ,
dent: L. Dizamoud, Second Voe President; A. DOavlle
treasurer p De sIssan Secretary John X DosPassos'
| Charles w. Brooke Legal Counsel
snecial meeting of the Board Of Managers
Of the Produce Exchange held yesterday, and an
amendment TO the bylaws was adopted, In eect that
the Board may any meeting called for the purpose
or at any subsequent meeting, suspend or erpei
deaulting member by vote OF twothirds OF al tne
members present. for falling to meet his contracts or
other mercantile obligations with any other leinper Oh
inc Exchange but he have the privilege OF being
heard In his behalf. A meeting on the members
doing business the upper floor Will be held tomorrow
10 decide at what they will close business hereafter
meeting Of those doing business on tue lower moor
will be held few days aiterward for the same purpose
The Board of Police Justices met in the
Tombs yesterday to consider what measures might be
fulfill request recently made by Controller
Green that they would reduce the expenses OF carrying
on their Courts. As primary measure toward fulnl-
| ing this request the Board removed from office MT
Fitch the Record Clerk OF the Court OF Special Sessions
who had a salary OF about 400, and decided not to
elect any to the vacant ofice. the WORK htherto
done officer will in future be done by the Clerks
OF each Police Court The services OF the Interpreter OF
the Fifth Police Court in Morrsania, were also
fers of the Justices from Court another until Oct
several OF the Justices having already made arrange
In the narration of the circumstances of the
attempted robbery Of the New-York Savings Bank at
Fourteenth-st and Eighth-ave.. in Mondays TRIBUNE
It that the night when the robbers were
discovered June &C. there were securities and bank bs
TO large amount in the bank vault toward which inc
burglars mining. Richard H. Bull President OF the
bank that there nothing OF value IN the vault
| except the books Of the establishment The money
taken in each day is put IN ourear,proof safe when
either Fourecnth-st. Eighth-ave. A stream Of gas
nossibe for burglars make attempt to break Into
L without beng from the street by any passing po
| liceman. n,ooy,yy
The caucuses of the Republican and Dem
| ocratic members OF the Board of Supervisors will be
held this afternoon 10 nominate Candidates ior 'ho
The Committee of the Joint Board of School
estimates have resolved recommend the insertion In
The Budget of for the General School Fund.-
and s2s2 IS for the Special School Fund or total OF
ss99,524 II.
At meeting of the Board of City Works
Yesterday the Chief Engineer directed report the
plans and specifications for repaving Firstst. aud
| Frankn-ave, aud the expense OF building sewer III
| Metropoan-aye.
Two noted burglars named Joseph Warren
and William Smith arrested early yesterday morn
ing while attempting break into the house OF DIR. Ar
thur Brown at No. 200 Union-st Justice Delmar held
| them yesterday for examination
Among the young men who have passed the
examination for admission to Yale College are VIM. F.
Gilbert, of Judge Gilbert; David F. Tracy. son Of
GEN b. =. Tracy; Granville T. jerks son OF the late G.
T. jerks and Ernest Davis soi OF Col A. C. Davis, all
The police force had their annual parade
yesterday. After marching through some Of the princ
pal they inspected at the intersection OF
Lafayette and Clinton-aves and reviewed in front OF
the Academy OF Music by Mayor Hunter and the Police
These officials expressed satisfaction
at the appearance presented by the citys guardans
LONG ISLAND.
| Observation-Disclosures Day will be more
generally celebrated the Island this year than has
been the custom In recent years. In this place there
will be Grafton by Chauncey schafer; at Rockville
Centre by Robert A DAWSON at Brdgehampton by the
Hon. H. T. Hedges; at Greenport aud Oyster Bay there
will be yacht races aud on the various racing courses
| tIotting contests.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-A r. Ketcham resigned his
position As Consulting Engineer OF Water Board,
yesterday, and the resignation has been accepted
Justice Gilbert has ordered the Board OF Health to show
cause at a special the Supreme Court at Brook
Ign, July why 1t shall not discontinue proceedings
against the Jaggar Oil Stone Works at Huuters Point,
complained Of nuisance by Thomas Lawer. because
synS ~ Inc establishment s?ysgsly shages his
varnsh factory. Hunters Point, by the
heat Monday afternoon, but not fatally.
ROCKVILLE CEHTRR.-The old Methodist Church build.
the cornerstone OF the Will be laid to-day with
appropriate ceremonies by Presiding Elder Sing, as
sisted by number OF elergymen from New-York and
Brooklyn.
HUNTERS PorYT.-James Hbbard OF No. lA Bush.
wckaye, was drowned while bathing in Newtown Creek
yesterday The body was recovered.
IsLIP-An association for cuvating oysters Is being
formed here. Thrtyhve members are already enrolled
STATEN ISLAND.
PORT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS preparations are
being made the Island for the celebration Of the
Fourth OF July The First Baptist Church OF place
will have festival 10 Winants GroYe at Graniteve,
aud fair will be held at the Methodist Church in Tot
tenville. The Staten Island Railway Company viii
RAILROAD Company ID