New-York tribune., 1874-09-12
NETWORK CITY.


. A letter To Henry Simrock" is in the pub
aication Office Of THE TRIBUNE ~
THE TRIBUNE has received from l.. L. o.
IA 10 for the Training Hospital for Nurses
Hereafter the wholesale hardware dealers OF
shs citv will close their stores at p M on Saturdays
Ar the Greek Chapel yesterday services were
held in honor anniversary of the birthday OF tne
Car OF Russia. nro
Yesterday from the Eighth Precinct, having been pros
fraTed by the heat =,
Less than 100 immigrants landed at Castle
Garden yesterday the only steamship arrivals 9elng ""
Great Western OF Bristol and the Pembroke OF Card
meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Butter and Cheese Exchange, held yesterday afte
noon the object being the better regulation OF trade:
general classification OF butter ana taDe Vi quo'"'
was adopted and will soon 60 INTO enecI
Over 100000 was received yesterday at the
Tax Receivers Oiee as taxes on real and personal
property Controller has detailed 25 OF his clerks
10 assist the Commissioners during the payment
taxes and the business Of the Controllers Oilce is s
ferng on this account - -,
The Floating Hospital of st. Johns Gulld
sailed up the Sound yesterday its sixteenth excur
son having board SOC SICK choreh Sa snG neR Tse
day. Tickets can be had at the various ulspeHS"ii' "
at the Office Of the Guild No 81 Varlck-st
Samuel II. Moser, Assistant Hull Inspector
and acting clerk to the Supervising Inspector of Steam
oats in the I'D District died OF consumption at his resi-
dence IN Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon he was
WGl
con peteGt official. Mr.. MOser was Sc years of age
The agents of the State Line of European
steamers visited Long Dock, Jersey City, yesterday ana
measured the wharves recently vacated by the "nte
star Line with view TO leasing the accommodations
for their steamers The arrangements are apprOaehhg
completion and the terminus OF the line VIII prODaoy
be established as proposed Inc ~narVss s @ t6
accommodations there are Insufficient
A new timetable will go into effect on the
New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad Monday.
The which has heretofore left the Grand Central
1l4O y. M, for Portehester and intermediate
stations will on and after Monday, leave at ll26 p
NJ and Will go through to Stamford, so as to allow
sy On inc Harlem River Branch trains will be
At / ana p H. instead of 1:2O and 1855 p. III.
At meeting of the American Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, yesterday Royal
Phelps In the chair resolved TO offer reward OF
ssOo for information will lead to the arrest of the
person persons who stabbed and Killed the horses OF
Patrick Dwyer in a stable at the foot Of East Forty
ninthst on the night of Aug. one Of the members
Committee OF the Society added $@OO out OF MS
purse, making the reward 300.
The convalescent patients of Bellevue Hos
ptal are to have another excursion to-day upon the
steamer Bellevue, under the auspices Of the Commits
sioners OF Charities and Correction. The Continental
Brass Band g. scheikel leader have volunteered thelr
for the excursion Tue steamer Will qut the
hospital wharf at 10 a. m and proceed 10 Gen Sove.
arrangements for a bountful lunch Tue convaescents
are to return TO the landing about p. M
The second days trade sale of books at
Leavtts Rooms in Clinton Hail. was not characterized
by much eagerness the part OF buyers although
the attendance about large was the first day.
The books brought only fair prices as the following will
show "sOngs from the Ola Dramatists." with music
and notes, in vol, small 4to., sold for 81 So each,
o Ie5a sma pGe , brought 90 Cents Tea r price, s.
three Kings Of ORIENT Christmas Carol" IN VOL,
the the Ifs and Works Of John Adams in 10 vols
for u 80 volume; ten sets of the Le ana 5erVces
OF Samuel Adams in three yols brought GO cents per
volume.
Edward Hartman, age II, whose parents
came NewOrleans this city two months ago and
now reside at No. 147 West EeveDh-st, attempted TO
get aboard one OF the New.Orleans steamers Of the
CramWe line living at Pier 49, East River yesterday,
with the intention OF returning to his Old home having
fears OF being sent to bOardingschoOl. longshoIe-
man brought the boy to Police Headquarters where In
spectOr Dlks questioned him. The boy answered tne
Inspactor that both his parents desd that he had
supported himself for two months by washing doorsteps
and neat suit, and boots Wnlcn ne wore,
had been Syen him by gentlemen whose on GaS
bis alsehoods the prospect OF being kept at P9-
nIess aud soon claimed by them.
The Board of Police received yesterday
letter from the Counsel OF the Corporation T. Delafed
Smith Informing them that after careful examination
of the law subject he did not think they ought 10
make preparations for holding election for Civil
eustce in the Xth Judicial District An election had
been held in 1873 for the Office, and the County Can
vassers bad declared John Flanagan elected IL was
therefore the duty OF ne biG Ti % noee ouT T had Ge
cided otherwise The petitioners for an election cond
tneG ofgc Ecce O 70 make for an eee
"n application Of friends of Inspector speight for
Ptsse PEI nr promotion denled The Chairman OF the
street-eieal ing Committee Commissioner Disoecker
aa1S tbe re- uOva Of ashes and garbage in the
cart. o.,
. Considerable excitement was occasioned
about police headquarters yesterds, y he report tna'
two children, James Burns, age four, hiinaUe'H
Finnegan, age three, both living at SOS East -sf
sixthst had been enticed away by an unknown han |
-ornan while at play with some other children |
Snoon5ave and that after hours Of sealchihg their
onts could find no trace OF them. Inspector Diks, |
SS,ant measUres al once, Ieegaphing description of
,he chidren to every Precinct StaOn-house drectnR
Immediate search be made the precincts lying near
the place where they were last seen and Girecting
general watch to be made In an the precincts Tor
children Of tnat description ABOUT io 0eOCh ~ p sne
cnc that the children were there, ana ne elenehl OF
abduction supposed TO be in the case was found want
had found the children crying on SecOndaVe aru
that they lost and Soaa and not
them 70 policeman. Toe children were returned TO
BROOKLYN.
. Edward Granton fell into a cellar on Fulton |
OF, and was injured He has begun suit against the
city authorities and against Isaac Coles the own OF OF
the premises, TO recover $4,000 damages.
The licenses of Anthony Murdock OF No. lO5
North sxth-st and OF August W. Jacobs of the Tyol
Garden in Atlanticst revoked yesterday by the
Of Excise because they kept their saloons open
Oh Sunday.
Mayor Hunter accompanied by Commits
sioner Whiting and Engineer Adams Of the Board of
CITY Works yesterday inspected the streets reported to
No in dangerous condition. The Common Council Com
,nittee will take action toward reemploying dis
hreo iahorsrs until formal report shall have been
made TO them 10 the necessity OF making repairs