New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-23
NETWORK CITY.


drowned in Lake Geneva. was son OF the ia'e Gen.
rbe first of n new series of concerts by Gil
more's 22d Regiment Band VIII lie gwen 'o-nis"' 81 ~
AImOry In FVurteentn-SI
The swift schooner yacht Idler, belonging to
NJ Colcate Of the New-York Yacht Club. Was an-
chCred of the Battery yesterday
The following subscriptions have been re-
eeved at THE TRIBUNE 9iSe in aid OF 'a5 sufferers 0y
The City Hall clock, which has been dimrned
for several nights past shone with It's usual brightness
last night The gas-ppes had been out OF ORDER
Lawrence ELEPHANT of the American Direct
Cable Company is about to set ont for the purpose o
supervising the laying Of one END OF inc cao'o.
George Libert, age co, OF No. 352 West Thirty
echthst attempted suicide yesterday by cutting his
fhroat with a razor and inflicted a severe wound.
The company of Mormons who arrived on
Thursday by the Nevada from Liverpool left TINS cry
for salt Lake City Yesterday by the fennS N""' '''
road.
Two new steamships, the City of Guate-
,nala and the Acapulco, OF the Pacific Mall Line, can De
inspected to-day at the Canast wharf between a. ~
and pm
The ferrv-boat New-YOrk. belonging to the
Unlon Ferry Company. and the Staten Island
Catcton are undergoing extensive repairs in the East
River dry docks.
James Whitaker, fireman of the propeller
William H. Vanderbilt, was caught in the machinery OF
the While oiing the engine yesterday morning and
crushed to DEATH
A brg-rigged English steamship was seen
ashore May the reef eight miles southeast of
Cape Florida by the Pacific Mail steamship Rising Star.
The steamship supposed 10 be the mississippi pre-
NlOusly reported ashore
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company and
The Panama Railway Company give notice that they
VIII transport free Of charge all merchandise intended
for display at the Worlds Exposition in Chill, South
America, To be held during the summer OF 1874
The arrivals of cotton yesterday were Nor
% and rria n
total 2s bales. The arrivals at all ports for five days
TINS week 2O32 bales Tue stock IN the city to-day
t. bales against SO for the corresponding day
last year; excess TINS year, 1910 bales.
In the case of the Government agt. eX-
Postmaster Patrick Jones and his bondsmen reported
IN Mondays TRIBUNE, the complaint amended, yes
tcriay. TO include Mary l. Brennan and Thomas
Bieuan, OF Patrick Brennan deceased, who
Of MI Jcnes's bondsnien Action IN the case Is
brought 10 recover SG0OOo alleged 10 nave been embcz
Once.
The Erie Railway Company has issued cir
euars showing the reduced price OF excursion tickets
over its line from this city TO watering places and
points OF interest in different parts of tue counry-such
Niagara Fails, the White Mountains, COOpcrstOYn,
Saratoga, Montreal, Watkins Glen, ana Trenton Falls
These excursion tickets ATE good froh June TO N0y l.
and be obtained al tie principal Occs VI the Com
yny IN this city.
Two young men who were evidently drunk
entered an open the Tniriave. line at Sixty
fithst. last Thursday evening. o. seat opposite the
II
far the r0wdes made some insulting remarks to her.
she looked around apparently for relief aud gentle
ceged no reply. He then gave the young men
duObng himself, and compelled them to leave the
& MorSn,-rs of the party of Indiana editors
Nsi,cd the city Hall vesera2y There were thirty or
VIM, ,an,l.--.- N..-. - = = 49, rho
foriv IN all R".-..UI ladies. lucy examined tno
Governors with much interest. the attention OF
Tic ladies being especially devoted 10 the Large punch
bowl MANY man has got drunk iIom TINS, sup,
pose sald a lady who was ACTIVELY taxing notes Of
what che saw. "IntOXicated, madam, sail Mr. sutton,
who was acting a. guide. NO! drunk rcpiea the
lady, 1--WE call drunk drunk ID 1hddna
The President of the Society for the Pre-
yeniion OF Cruelty TO Animals, Henry Bergh, was con
eerned IN a case tred the Marine Court Part W. yes
terday When the trial lie sauutered into Re-
cordcr IIackcts Court and listened to the testimony
~ larceny case Mr.. Bergh sat right under the large
any warning crack SOUND, down came one of the
branches ana glass globe, brushing so close
10 Mr. Bergh as TO touch MS sAOnlG'r. Iheie was I!
terrible crash and every lody rushed over to kno"
anybody was killed
The new church edifice of the Harlem Pres
byteran Church, IN yfifth-st.,
near Madison-aye., has been completed, and will be
dedicated tomorrow with appropriate services. The
building is from the plan OF ID. j. Jardne architects
Its cost Is about 100000 II built of Beeyle ~ j.,
freestOue, ana trimmed with gray Nova Scotia stone 1t
mas two towers. OF which stone spre Is to be
raised. on the ground plan the building Is lO0xG5
elusive OF the lecture-rOom building The audience
room 59xSl with hight OF So feet The roof sup
ported b.! ten slender columns all the interior WORK Is
VI piaCh walnut
Six of the new "nOiscless steam engines"
will make trips the Atlanticaye. tracks next
Tuesday, and 1t is believed that propery-owners who
have resented the movement will withdraw their OBJ
3ectons.
Mayor Hunter and VIM. Marshall went yes
terday TO Newtown Creek and examined the improve
en.s in progress in that vicinity and afterwards with
engine house at East New-iOrk.
James Mcneil, who was stabbed on Tuesday
night by Daniel Mccoy, was, on Thursday night, III
condition Of stupOr which mistaken by an attend
ant for death lie said tnat Mcneil was dead. and 1t
was so reported ia yesterdays papers subsequently
tbe injured revived aud 1t Is believed that ne
JecoVer.
The prOpcrty-Owners in Bridgest and its
vicinity are anxious have the ferry 10 Roosevest
Cunning again and understood that the unpaved
condition OF Bridge-st. rendered the ferry an
Improbable investment, they have made arrange
nents TO have the street repaved, with the hope
that the ferry may be made 10 pay. delegation
missioners OF CITY Works to inquire about tue OF
laying an improved pavement on the street II was
stated tnat estimates would be prepared by the en-
Giueers. 1890 49,
WHITEsIONE.-The trustees OF this village
likely to become familiar with that OF legal
proceedings known DjuuctOns for no less than throe
have been upon them within days The first
granted the application OF J0hu d. Locke pre-.
vent the removal " the corporation buildings from
san land leased from him This has yet been
decided The second vas on the application Of John ID.
ecot 10 prevent the purchase OF what is known
school house property, Tor the purposes of village
hall This vacated by Judge Gilbert technical
grounds. tnrd Injunction, for the purpose was
Immediately obtained from Judge DOnOhue the merits
nj which are I've argued before Judge Gilbert IL
that papers beng prepared for the prose-
cution both ciyIly and crminaly of person in
c'uGlns the trustees, who has trespassed upon Mr.
Iucke's au1 by going upon with the view OF remoy-
Ing the corporation buildings
Naturalization Hawkins OF Bellport indicted
afnfp fYnul ide