New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-17
NETWORK CITY.

| The steamships Oceanic and City OF Rich-
mond from Liverpool, stenman. from Antwerp ana
Cornwall. from Bristol. landed immigrants nj Castle
| Garden yesterday .
The fruit and coffee and cake stands on the
| sidewalks on Nassau-st, above Wall, were removed
about noon yesterday nv the police OF the First Precinct
| the vendors occupying them having failed 70 comply
| with the notice 10 move.
The arrival of 1910 bales Of cotton since
Saturday was announced yesterday at the Cotton Ex-
change: 1888 from Norfolk 1888 from EewOreans 800
| from Charleston, 40 from sayannah t9l IRON WHINING
| ton, and 1919 by railroad.
Private letters received from County Clerk
Walsh, at Green Cove Springs, Florida report him now
entirely restored TO health. lie proposes however to
remain In the South TIL warm weather sets In, when no
will return and enter upon the duties OF hls ONCE
| The sixth annual report of the New YORK
| PosO1ice Mutual Aid Association shows membership
OF 5 The assessments made during 1873 for the bene-
f OF families Of deceased members si0052 the
total amount paid during the SIX years
| since the organization OF the Society, 1858.
Tho propeller L. n. Woodward on her
voyage from Fan River TO this port struck floating
wreck in Long Island Sound Saturday night and on
| Sunday morning obliged TO put into the port Oh
| New London having sprung a leak. She has been
raised on the dry dock and will be repaired Immediately
| The sale of Harry Genets property in Har-
lem which to have taken place yesterday to satisfy
judgment for $4,000 has boon postponed until Apr o.
al the hour and place Genet Is being sued IN De
Supreme Court for debt Of 500 by Douglas Taylor Mr.
| Taylor has procured an attachment against uene'S
| property. Genet Is sad to be In Belgium
| The clipper ship Three Brothers, formerly
tho Vanderbilt, owned by Geo. Howes Co. OF San
Francisco has lust discharged at Havre nearly 400
tons OF California grain, entirely free from damage.
She is now loading for Tins port and WIZ eaVe nari
the last OF this month. On her ARRIVAL mere sne WIN
load for Francisco in Sutton Co.'S Dispatch Lihe'
The Trustees of the Free Methodist Episco-
pal Tabernacle in Trtyfourthst, the Rev j. E. COOK
man. Pastor declare that the report that the attempt 70
establish free church there was hnanclal IarI b
utterly without foundation. Though only year ii s
elapsed since the experiment was begun the reeeips
have been $4,000, OF which $500 were ralseu lsst ouh
| day. while only 5000 were asked FOR
The Commissioners of Charities and COrrec-
! ton appointed yesterday DR.. Benjamin W. MeCready
Consulting Physician at Bellevue Hospital and Dr. Al
fred L. LOOMS, to the position in the Char ~ Hos
pital, Blackwes Island These appontIhft , are ~
made usual, from members or me Meucal boaIu Vi
Bellevue Hospital honorary testimonials after hteeh
| years active service.
The many stands for the sale of fruit and
candy which have blocked the sidewalks OF Nassau
Wall and Broadss and led snail Office boys into peeu-
ation upon the postage stamp boxes OF their employ
| ers have been removed. IhrOuGh ORDERS rom tno
Bureau OF Membranes. the police aticken tnela
Yesterday and drove them away, amid the warnings OF
the boys the thanks of those who have experienced
] their inconvenience.
= 1t is stated that Mayor Havemeyer received
yesterday the present OF white hat OF the style worn
several generations SINCE The hat band was Of green
color and was ornameuted with short clay pipe THIS
accompanied win letter. IN which the writer ne
plored the refusal Of the Mayor TO wear bote-greeI
suit during the review Of the Irish Societies today and
offered the nat suitable emblem for the day. closing
with the assurance that 1t could not acorn more
non est head"
The new iron steamship City of Picking, be-
longing 10 the Pacific Mail steamship Company, will be
launched from the shipyard Of Messrs. John Roach 81
Son, Chester. Penn at 1880 p m tomorrow the CITY OF
Pekns Is the largest ever quiz ~ eT' IL sb
largest in the world being upward OF 1000 tons NUN
Der OF gentlemen interested in American snipouhding
will leave this city "a special Train tomorrow morn
ing, for the purpose OF witnessing the launch.
Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday
in the of Mrs Anne Mangum, who died at Bellevue
Hospital Sunday from the effect Of blow given her by
her husband with kerosene lamp On Saturday night
Mary McCaGrey, who resided with them, stated that
oven Mangum came home about o'clock Saturday
night and his wife began abusing him ne went OUT
and returned drunk, when lac abused her ana threw
the lamp fell the floor, and set hre to her clothes
Mangn then left the room, ana witness tried to save
the N0mans me- ,
The anthracite coal sent to market for the
week ending March amounted TO A2ll3 tons ana TOT
the coal year 23l3 TONS against 26i267 tons ID CORE
spending time last year. decrease OF 2904 TONS Iho
htuinous tonnage for week is 5oS72 tons and Tor
,ar a7s o7o tons total OF sail kinds for the week Of
29 los IONS for the year Of 2IlssJ tons aSanst
tons AT Port Richmond for the week ending tne liIh
the receipts we're 1880 tons, the shipments $780, iedV
lag $500 tons on nand'
The story printed IN some OF TIE ulcIhoon
napors that Police Commissioners oliver Charlck and
Jnhn Morrssey had held long interview at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel and agreed to settle all differences, Is
denied nv the latter who assured reporter OF TIE
| TprRrNE last evening that there was not WORD OF
truth III the TumOr There was 10 unirleniy leenns
between himself aud Mr.. CharcG Ihey met al the
Finn Avenue Hotel by accident, as they nave OILen
done before, exchanged few words on commonplace
subject and separated. There was no agreement 10
settle any differences nor was anything OF the KIND
| referred To.
| Henry Shields a flour merchant doing bust
ness at Broad and President OF the Board OF
Flour Inspectors Of this city died suddenly on Sunday
night OF neuralgia OF the heart at the age OF &C. meet
| ing tot the Produce Exchange was held yesterday.
BENJAMIN W. Floyd presided in the absence OF the Presi
Jent and a committee consisting OF Edward Cromwell,
Frederick Sherwood and H. W. Coleman, IIesen'eu az
uropriate resolutions, which were adopted Mt Schan
presented resolutions expressing the Feelings OF the
| Henry W smith and J. NJ. whittemore C. T. sweeney,
| IT, l. HerIick. and +. NJ. Jewell were requested 10
attend the funeral services al d. fatchs V
| $3.50 a. M Tomorrow
A fireman named Kohler was killed few
weeks ago while doing his duty and subscription was
started for the benefit OF his wife and family Charles
Fisher and John Hamilton were among the nrst TO sub
scribe They also offered their services for getting sub
serptons aud succeeded 10 getting possession OF
ops OF the official blanks OF the department OF tue Chef
Engineer GU which they entered the names OF several
prominent citizens for sums amounting IN all 10 about
| SIOOO With this they went round, and succeeded IN
Collecting a largo sum before being detected. They
were at the Yorkyille Police Court yesterday
and remanded pack to the station house, 10 give the
| police an opportunity OF finding Testimony against
| them.
Jas. G. Byers, Deputy Collector of the
Second Collection District called incidentally on John
Kiyian a retail liquor dealer in Westst ten days ago.
and the subject of United States licenses being broached
directed the attention OF the latter the fact that his
Especial Tax Stamps" not being kept in conspicuous
place he was liable TO q penalty. The officer met
with abuse for the reminder In the presence OF number
of the patrons OF house. and compelled seek