New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
NETWORK CITY.

Examiner Calendar is said to be $4,000
Controller Green reports having received yes
terday &i6Oss &C. and disbursed s7S7l7 So
VIM. McQuade, CustOm-house Inspector, and
VcePresdent Of the XvIIIh Assembly District Repub-
lean Association, died yesterday
While Henry Forester of No. . Battery
place walking through Eleyenth'st near Flrsave,
early yesterday he was assaulted by TWO men, ana
| robbed OF his purse containing 'li 3D.
Robert b. Hancock, tailor at No. 104 East
Broadway, has been addicted to liquor for several
months. and while in his room yesterday morning he cut
his throat with razor. dying almost immediately aItef.
BY orders issued from the headquarters of
the Second Division National Guard, COL George W.
Wingate will hereafter, in addition to his duties as
Division Inspector discharge those OF Inspector OF Rifle
Practice.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
recton have returned 10 Controller Green the keys OF
the buildings Nos 40 Leonardst. 6l Tnompsonst. and
ave which he had placed al their disposal during the
Winter for soup and lodginghouses Tor the poor
Complaint was entered before the Pilot Com
missoners yesterday afternoon by the owners OF the
Norwegian bark odd against the pilot IN charge Of her
when she recently came collision with the bark Prn
cess Beatrice during thick fog. Inc testimony OF the
company andlhat OF the pilot was taken, but decision
| deferred till next week
grand musical, floral and strawberry fes-
tval held last night at the seyenth-st Methodist
Episcopal Church, of which the Rev. W. L. Corb is
the pastor The chapel handsomely decorated, and
the attendance of visitors was very large The music
under the direction OF Sgnor Giuseppe Tamaro who
assisted by 20 young ladies and gentlemen.
The Committee of the Produce Exchange
appointed to visit Washington for the purpose OF urging
the Government to tho reciprocity treaty with
the Domnions of Canada and Newfoundland left this
yesterday afternoon. The newly elected officers
and managers Will be Installed tomorrow noon, ana
the old Board Of Managers VIII hold their final meeting
al II o'clock
The Bureau of Charities, at No CO Third
ave. request information concerning the character and
history of giving his address f. L. Trevin No.
90 Frstave who has been writing begging letters Tue
cans Himself the Rev Mr. Mccartney apples for AID
for school or home for little boys, alleged TO DO III
Seventy -fourthst.
John Quinn, Warden of the Tombs, who
arrested last night by deputy sheriff order
OF arrest. issued by the Supreme Court the suit OF
Victor HeimBcrger interpreter Of the Tombs Police
Court against HIM 10 recover damages for defamation
Henry Tce and William Delanarter, DJto VI the Tax
sommssioherS once
Among the passengers by the steamship
Idaho, which left this port for Liverpool yesterday were
Ernest Young, son Of Brigham Young, jrr grandson
OF the prophet, and several Mormon missionaries The
travellers intend to combine with pleasure. The
relatives of The prophet will MAKE an extended tour
will enter on the work Of proselvtizng.
A new self-propelling fire engine, which is
proposed here tested yesterday in Fourth
ave. in the presence OF Mayor Hunter and the Fire
Commissioners. The officials express their satisfaction
with the work OF the machine aud think that 1t can he
used to advantage at night when few people are ABROAD
the engine is propelled by steam and can be driven at
any speed and be stopped almost Instantly
About so prominent Germans of this city gave
reception aud banquet last Monday evening to Frcde
SCHNEIDER the former editor and proprietor OF the
Ne York Democrat who is TO leave this city for
Germany for his ,health Ex-Gov Solomon presided,
aud among the guests were Alderman X tdde ScnOo
| Commissioners kamrothand seigman. ex Judge Dlen-
hotter, Recorder Wolf of Washington Capt WILSON, Col
Of the Democrat
Capt Chandler and the officers OF the United
States steamship swatara gave farewell reception to
their friends yesterday on board that vessel at the
Navy Yard. large number OF persons responded TO
the Invitations. among them beng Mayor Hunter Of
EToOS ana The yIs is Tedy for e All h
instruments are on boari, ana cue only waits for the
| The swalara will probably sail On Saturday
| NJ. ROchefort went yesterday morning with
NJ. Peeticr to his residence at Valentine Ill., in tie
vicinity OF Yonkers TRIBUNE reporter called on him
at and found that he had just awoke from
his afternoon sleep lie said that he very tired in
| New-York, he got very little rest here He had
visited most OF the places OF interest the city, and he
felt high regard for the progressive spirit Of its
| hahitanis He also expressed ms admiration OF the
beautiful in different parts Of the United States
NJ ROchefOrt will return to this city tomorrow and will
deliver his lecture the evening following has been
| announced
| 1t has been supposed thai the new Com
pnsory Education law which VIII 20 into efec on JAN
1875, would have the eject OF taking away the
working force Of factories and workshops this city
from GOO to 10000 children the number thus employed
according to a calculation Wade several years ago by
Bernard rythc then President OF the BpSrd o. Eluca
ton Secretary KEENAN, states however, that in tins
employment. wit be likely TO circunveBt the spirit OF
the law by sending them exclusively to night schools,
which hold sessions of IS week. in tho year, weeks
| tuition being all that is inquired by the law.
| The TRIBUNE has received an additional
subscription $40 from c. W. for the the SUI
erers by the Mississippi hoods which, with the amounts
it has previously acknowledged makes its total receipts
for tins object s222 Among the jewelers., siyerware
manufacturers. importers of watches, dealers In
diamonds. ETC., OF tss city, sam have raised aud
the Mayor OF NewOrledns for the purpose
| The Mayor received the tolOulng subscriptions: W.
c. Rryant Co., 500 WIN. H. Anwall, sloa q. H. ",
| seut the Howard Association Of New-Oreaus s25p.
Thieves broke into the factory of Rand g.
Waring agents OF The Compressed Air Drill COMPANY at
Eeventh-ave and Thirty ;hrdst, on May 49, and stole
brass fixtures worth LOO fortnight ago the pslice
OF the Twentieth Precinct arrested BOYS charge
OF being concerned in this burglary and learned from
one OF the prisoners that Of the stolen property
had been sold to Patrick Pinnegan of No. AZ West
Twenty ninthst. Elnnegan Was arrested and detained
in the Thirty satonhouse Wide the ulcers
searched for the remainder OF ne gang who had com
| United the robbery Capt. Mcdonnell aud Detectives
Murphy and Kehoe informed OF the wherea Jout,
Of tHese thieves Monday night, and succeeded IN
|
| they said that their names were Thomas Duupeg,n
Michael Tulcy. and John Cocy All the prisoners we're
committed the Jefferson Market Police Court ye,er
day.
Superintendent Matsel issued an order 10
| the police Yesterday commanding them to enforce an
act recently passed sv State legislature
| the apprenticeship Of any child under the age OF 10
years the occupation Of earning money by PLAYING ON
| musical Instruments ia the streets The police viii
arrest all such persons and bring them TO Police Head
quarters The Italian Consul will be informed OF eyyv
arrest, aud Will be periitted to question tie Italian
children In order to discover. IL possible uer,p.
who apprenticed them. The children will then Iva