New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
NETWORK CITY.

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NETWORK CITY
Next Sunday will be the 2Stt anniversary OF
the coronation Of Pope Plus TX.
Controller Green reports having disbursed
yesterday s576,7a IS, and received t24.oA 90.
A number of young officers from West Point
had dinner at the sturtevan House last night
1t is announced that 80 steamships will leave
the port within the next fortnight Three or four sailed
yester day and IA will depart on Saturday.
All arrangements for the dedication next
Monday Of the 7th Regiment Memorial Statue are now
completed. The programme printed IN IHE TRIBUNE Vi
Monday, then only proposed. Will be adhered TO-
The flags on the City Hall were at full
mast yesterday I'm commemOration OF the anniversary
of the Battle of Bunker Hill. The Washington Con.
| tinental Guard had picnic at Suffers East RIVER
| Park.
THE TRIBUNE has received an additional
subscription OF $50 from friend" Chicago Ill., for the
sufferers by the Mississippi foods This with the pre-.
vious acknowledgements makes the totai rece'p'S luz
| this purpose 1854 70.
| Six hundred and thirty-one immigrants
landed at Castle Garden yesterday 800 came from Ber
| gen. Norway, the steamship Kong syerre, 50 from
Bristol the steamship Cornwall, and 70 on the park
| Gessner from Bremen.
George RemOsson committed suicide at the
Hotel du Canada, at No. ITO Chatham-st. yesterday
| morning, by taking laudanum. He had applied for
lodgings there on the evening before ana had paiu or
them At yesterday he was found dylug from tho
| effects OF the poison.
| Edward Mullen, Weston's rival continued
Yesterday his walk at the Washington Riding Academy.
He started ai5 in the morning, and continued with
FREQUENT until midnight At $3.50 r. M ne hau
accomplished 223 miles. At midnight he was very weak
| and his legs were much swollen.
The steamers City of New-York, Cuba, and
Moro Castle from Havana, arrived in port yesterday
and landed passengers but account OF the pre-
valence of yellow fever in Havana the vessels will be
detained in the Lower Bay until they have discharged
by means Of lighters, and been Thoroughly
cleansed. .
The resolution of the Common Council call
ing upon the Board of Apportonment to appropriate
900 to be expended by the Committee Of the Board
in conjunction with the Commissioners OF Public Parks s
force the Mayor having failed to veto IL WITHIN tue pre-
scribed 10 days.
SUPERINTENDENT Matsell issued an order to
the police yesterday. informing them that an ordinance
he'd been recently passed by the Board OF Aldermen
commanding every steamboat rnnner" to wear metal
badge and obtain license for one year to practice
tn profession; and that any person violating the ord'
nance was liable on arrest, to "a fine OF $25
James Anderton, an Englshman. about 20
years old committed suicide last evening at his rooms at
| No. 1868 Hudson-st by shooting himself through the
head He had been unfortunate In business for several
supported by the OdiFellows Lodge to which he be-
| onged. He had become very despondent IN conse-
auence and had frequently Threatened to take MS e
| Several members of the Produce Exchange
addressed communication yesterday to the President
calling his attention the fact that important con-
yepton ia now being held at indianapolis, lni, com
posed Of the shippers and dealers IN euer who are TO
lake for the general benefit OF all engaged IN
that trade, and suggesting that dispatch ne sent TO
them Franklin Edison, tue President accordingly sent
| message OF greeting.
| John Harper, the senior member of the pub
fishing house of Harper Brothers, is lying seriously i'll
at his residence on Ffhave He has been confined to
his bed weeks, and has during nat tim- sIs-
tanned several slight parayc shocks rms ahdgu reo TO
ago and now 81 years oa n
| may live several days longer.
commissioner Van Mort sent a letter yester
terday to the Committee Public Works of the Board
| of Aldermen in relation to the claim OF Thomas W.
! eager Of the right to sprinkle Grand-st from the
Bowery to East River and his demand for permission to
Croton water FOR this purpose MT van Mort says ne
sees necessity OF two persons sprlnklng the same
| street. this would surely prove great waste OF
water David johnson had already paid sum OF money
for the privilege Of sprinkng this street, and having
done to tue acceptance OF ALL there could De no rea
son for any change and it the Dounden duty Of the
Department 10 protect him 50 long as the permit ex
| tended.
Three bids were opened yesterday in the
Office OF the Commissioner of Public Works for the iron
gate work at Ninety third-st, Nuthaye and One
hundred-and-thirteenths and Tenh-ave. They were
Informal and will be returned Bids were also opened
for the paving and grahg o, worth ~ osween
the Common Council were unable to order TINS WORK,
last IeSisIature authorizing the Commissioner OF
Public Works TO advertise proposals for regulating
| grading aud paving the street with granite blocks,
iaying crosswalks etc Eleven bids opened, but
| award made at the time
Geo. ID. WoOdhil, leader of Barnum's Hip
| podrome Band, and Miss Mary Corkns. known to the
| public as Miss Mary Masou were married on Tuesday
evening at the residence OF the Rev. Mr. Wardell OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church In East Twenty-sevenhst
Miss Ella Grady acted bridesmaid, and Orange III.
Stevens who personates Napoleon at the Hlppodrome
gave away yey ar, =, te new redece Of Mr Wood at no.
| $50 secoudave. The Hippodrome Band screnaded the
h .r ,e hancers pleasant letter and handsome
present were received from Mr.. Barnum. The number
OF guests was very large and the presents we're numer
| Gus.
The United States tugboat Gettysburg ar
rived at the Navy Yard yesterday with tVrpeioes and
other naval board for the use OF 1.-THE Brooklyn
New London and Portsmouth Navy-Yards. The Gettys
bure left Washington Monday night Just before
leaving the officers received summOnses from the Board
NJ Steamboat Inspectors give evidence before them
in regard to the collision with the Lady OF the Lake
Chis the officers unw ling 10 do. as they had al
ready testified before the Naval Court OF Inquiry aud
t,rt6ermore they declared themselves not bound to
obey the Steamboat Inspectors orders Tne sumnDuses
phic ~ the sburg meeting Secretary Robson,
aged is advice the affair Robson advised him to
nav attention 10 tue matter Inc captain TOOK the
advice and sailed
The New-York City Schiitzen Corps held
their annual tournament at Jones Wood. yesterday.
Tbs exercises consisted OF prize shooting In the day
time aud music and dancing in the evening The target
OF the corps was In the shape OF double eagle. with
prl,san flags depending from 1t. Each aspirant was
directed to sheet at certain part OF the bird and
nrize was given each portion that shot away.
when nothing left OF the bird save small part OF the
body the real sport usually begins ana ne who succeeds
l,ures so young ladies, aud receives gold medal
sken scarf, $50 cash. Owing TO the uncertain
state of the weather yesterday the shooting stopped
in he afternoon the eagle then having part OF leg
and small portion o, the breast left Tue practice Will
ain