New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-05
NETWORK CITY.

Controller GreCn IepOitS h"'"o A'NN''N"
Yesterday tI3,s3l %, and disbursed sl23HS Ill
Durino .Jnly. August, and September the
attached TO the Mercantile Library will be
closed on Sundays. .
The new hospital building of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the New-York Homeopathic surgical
Hospital No 2l3 West Fiftyfourth-s was opened ior
inspection yesterday.
John i. Studer. n German butcher, aged 50,
residing at No. 2I1 Alenst committed suicide yester-
dav morning by taking Paris He was laboring
under an attack OF delirum tremens.
At the meeting of the commissioners OIL
Docks yesterday a resolution was adopted giving the
Commissioners OF Public Works authority TO erect free
swimming bath the foot OF EoVenlhstr Nor'h fa'er'
A strawberry festival ard fancy bazaar will
be opened next Tuesday afternoon at the New-fork
Founding Asylum, at slxty-ninth-st and Lexington;
continue on Wednesday and THURSDAY
John T.. Murphy, who was jointly indicted
with Police Commissioners Charlick and Gardner for
illegally removing Inspectors Of Election G went to
the District Attorneys ONCE yesderuy anu e'' van
In 81 600 John OToole is ms bonusinan
As the Wall-st, Ferry boat was approaching
the ain on this side George Granger, the fireman,
sepped outside railing to attach the hose 10 the
water pine which leads 10 the boiler Inc Doat gave
sun" 70 the surface once he was carried by the current
under the bridge beneath the ladies' room ana was
drowned.
Tn the United States Circuit Court yester-
the infringement Of the patent right to make certain
firearms counsel incidentally stated that what known
az the Prussian needle which did such effective
American by the name Of smith, who took the to
Prussia because this Government was u"aoic W "pPie
cate Its qualities.
Commissioner Van Mort opened bids yester-
day for furnishing granite TO build gatehouses at
Nipety.thirdst. and Ninthave., and at One-hundred
and thrteenthst. and Tenth-ave, The following pro-
osals have been received James Everhard, for cut
granite 81 pei cubic foot James 90 sharKey yS R 80
cock o. 40; Joseph Mcdonald 50 Os L. DSnagh s. no.
and the Granite Railway Company to furnish the whole
quantity at the gross sum OF <loUi3'
The Third Brigade of the First Division,
National Guard, was reviewed at Tompkinssquare yes
terday afternoon by Gen. vaan. Col Clark OF the 7th
Regiment commanded the Brigade. The following
regiments present The 7th Col Clark with ABOUT
men. Ist Col Webster 200 men; 55th, Leut.-Col.
Shilling with 800 men, Gen. kilhourne Knox, Comms-
Gencral on Gov DiXs stan, Police commissioner
Duryea Col Carl Jussen, and number OF other mill
tary men were present
The police are somewhat concerned about
the suicide mania which prevailing there having
been suicide every day for nearly fortnight past
william Reinhard age IS, committed suicide in his room
at No 20 Renwckst. last night, by swallowing some
unknown poison His body was taken to the M9rgue
ferry boat at the Cortlandts Ferry into the ferry
slip night, with the apparent intention OF commit
ting suicide. He was rescued by tapl DAoh Vi 'eise!
City, and was taken TO the Park Hospital.
Patroman George Reilly of the Nineteenth
Precinct accused Of arresting Nicholas Newback on
frivolous charge compelling him to give up purse con-
tanning S. and then releasing him. was dismissed from
the Police Department yesterday. The accused dsap
peared upon learning that Newback intended to make
charge against him, and the police have not YET sue
were left without money, and are now III starving
condition The trial of Charles j. sheehy, accused 81
having been the accompce OF Reilly III inc ioppeIy VIII
| take place on Thursday next
In letter to The TRIBUNE the six persons
who were thrown the North River on Tuesday night
and rescued by Capt. william Harris and the crew OF
the propeller Gen Franz Sgel state that they would
have been drowned undoubtedly had 1t not been for
these men. They say Words cannot express our
thanks to these noble men, ana we are cera v tIa h
uerances o Their generous hearts "hen they saw an
bless provide them with prompt and SURE aid in
their time OF need as they have rendered TO Us 4"
BROOKLYN.
| Preparations on the Swatara are almost COM
pleed and the vessel will leave the Navy-Yard at 10
a IN. today She will anchor of the Battery until to-
morrow, when she will depart on her mission TO south
seas.
The annual reception of the Shelterine Arms
Nursery Protestant Episcopal Church of Brooklyn
occurred yesterday at the Nursery building at Atlantic
and Thrdaves IN that city. The visitors were received
and welcomed during the day by the Rev. Mrs Paddock
Mrs Marndac, Mrs. Butler and Mrs ST. John, officers
aud OF the institution snort addresses we're
Mr. Baker. the Rev Mr. snively and the Rey pr Pad
lock
the day aud evening to nearly $1,000
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-At the last term of the
Queens County Court of Sessions Judge Armstrong pre-
siding several indictments against residents OF this
place for maintaining nusances-such as iat-bOiling
establishments. ec,-wcre tried Several persons were
convicted and sentenced TO fine of $3.50, or imprison
ment for six months in the County Jail. Through the
efforts Of their counsel stay proceedings granted
N he O
the city, the question whether or not the Board Of
Health had exclusive jurisdiction In these cases. The
matter was to have been argued at the last General
Term Of the Supreme Court but for some reason IL
passed District Attorney Downing has obtained
of the proceedings and has enforced the
original sentences During this week bench warrants
have been issued tor the arrest OF those sentenced
The Noble faction Of the Democracy OF this city held
its primaries on "Wednesday evening and elected the
following deleEass I, the Gsne1a s Ft
Farman. Patrick A. Hean. Second Ward-Peter McArdle
fL Horn Third 'ward@John Appleton p +. Sheridan
VIM McPha. 8 b. Noble, John H. Dempsey. Fourth
tell II. T.yloT Fifth ward~M Ksndrick John Garner
Peter Bran, NJ. I. Mitchell Jacob stahl. There
For long time there was contest between the Board
OF Education the trustees OF the Third Ward School
| made an appointment ana for time both under
pay at salaries OF $40 per month the trustees having OBJ
tained writ OF mandamus compelling the Board of
Education audit their artors bills The city charter
i25 month at the meeting of the Board Of Education
on wednesday evening the lanl,ors pay was reduced
lately ordained and installed pastor OF the Reformed
Church Astoria, will begin his pastoral services
Sunday.
| HEMrsrEAD-It is alleged that tie keeper Of the
County Penthouse Is IN the habit OF allowing able.
bodied inmates to work for farmers IN the vicinity Of
their services. The subject is being considered by
committee OF the Board Of Supervisors
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLETON.-Mara Harris, wife of John
Harris, who lives the Richmond road near Canalst