New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
NETWORK CITY.

Controller Green reports haVlIg received on
Saturday $50 COS A. During the week ne paid laoorers
on the boueyards and avenues for sprinkng roads, &c.
t72.sH
The steamers Columbus and Havana were
the fret to be Guaranteed tins season. They are now
anchored at the ghterage grounds near Robbins Reef
discharging their cargoes
The four missing passengers OF L'Amerique
who arrived here from Canada left on Saturday by the
Lafayette for France The French consul secured them
free passages and the French Benevolent Society also
gave them aid.
The steamships Bristol and Providence of
the FAN River Line began their regular Sunday trips for
the Summer season last evening Halls band WI fur
nish music on each trip The arrangemeh' Will DC con-
tnued until the middle OF septemoer'
The Rev. Thomas Armitage, ID. D., preached
the Baccalaureate OF the Rutgers Female Col
lege last evening" in the Fifth Avenue BAPTIST Church
I'm to a egation composed mostly OF
the lady students Of the College and their friends and
relatives.
The steamer City.of Waco, Capt. Greenman,
from Galveston arrvedhere at $50 D. H. last Saturday
She left Key West on the 9th nst making the trip in
days. 10 hours, and 80 minutes. This is the fastest
time ever made between the two ports The City OF
Waco Is an iron vessel, and was built ny j. Roach q
Sons OF Chester Penn. She belongs to c. H. Mallory
Co.'s Galveston line.
The free bath in the North River, at the
foot Of Eeveuthst and that in the East River at the
foot OF Ftht opened on Saturday for the season.
About 1000 persons princip boys tried the virtues
other honse The days for and boys are Sundays,
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays on the otner days
of the week the baths are set apart iof Tue use Vi "oeh
and girls.
The list Battalion Massachusetts Light Ar
tillery Major v. II. Follett commanding, will arrive
here ON the morning Of the 25th inst and march up
Broadway about 10 a. m. After parade through the
principal Streets invitations have been extended to
Battalion ON the evening OF the 25th inst Major Fol-
lett will give reception at the Grand Central Hote
the Batalions Headquarters during their stay IN the
city officers of the 22i REGIMENT and all the prom
incnt officers of the First Division. The Battalion will
return On the 26th lost.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week. 532 taxes received, $751;
9s4 "A.
The ferry-boat Montana of the Roosevelt
st. line into and upset boat containing three boys
named respectively Michael Carol Samuel Lover and
John Ward, of New York, yesterday afternoon. Inc
boys were by deck hands of the ferryboat
In the divorce suit now pending IN the
Brooklyn branch OF the Supreme Court between Emene
Field and Thomas W. Field, Judge Pratt granted an
order on Saturday directing the defend mt TO bring the
child of the persons in the suit into court and iurthef
directing the defendant TO permit the panuu 70 WISH
the child.
Saturday was Founders Day at the Adelphi
Academy at St. James's-place and Lafayette-ave,
BROOKLYN The anniversary celebrated with appro-
prate exercises The Rev. DR.. W. j. Burlington opened
the proceedings with prayer The report for the past
year. read by the President of the College showed the
nstitntion 10 be excellent condition Tnere are now
524 students in the various departments Tue Rev Dr.
Anderson OF & egean a he
thought that parents wanted to get ther lure INTO
soi lent time for elementary stuies regular course
of three years in England is undertaken here III one.
A meeting of few of the residents and
property owners along the line OF the proposed ocean
Parkway extension held Saturday at the Office OF
the Brooklyn Park Commissioners The extension is to
he
atrer following tho line OF the highway to Avenue W.
diverge westerly to Coney Island An act OF me Lega
misone to acquire title the land To be used and TO
make the necessary surveys for laying out the ROAD
Very little objection in regard the project urged
the meeting on Saturday but II s @ n m
features Of the scheme are developed
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Board of Audit,
consisting of the Mayor and Supervisor of this city, and
supervisor of Newtown appointed to determine the
debt of the town OF Newtown at the time Of its DIVISION
has organized and appointed Ralph Burnett OF this city
its counsel and n Van Antwerp OF Newtown its clerk.
Charles Trochelmann age - years attempted 10 jump
from train on Flushing aud North Side Railroad at
II O'clock Saturday, and falling upon me track had
his right foot cut Off Tac Board OF Health will meet
to-day TO consider the complaints against the Jaggar Oil
Stone Works.
NEwTows-Peter Muller and Oscar Schmidt, en-
poyEs of the TlyO Brewing Company quarieled at the
brewery, ut Woodside. between and o'clock a NJ.
yesterday and the former stabbed the latter with the
prong OF wers candestick infctng very serious
and probably fatal wound Muller escaped, as some
hours elapsed before any one went near ahe
ton OF this village Frederick Shotul said that property
which be caused TO be put Inc assessment roll Of the
the books, and consequently would escape taxation.
Measures will be taken to learn who aas been tanperng
pA1cHoGuE-Justice Roe OF this place has been ap-
pointed Deputy Surveyor OF tine Port OF Port Jefferson,
10 reside here. This will do away with great Inc
snufh We heen
compelled to the island TO Port Jefferson 10 pro-
cure their papers.
FLusHrNG-There will be a special election here TO day
10 determine whether there shu be another appropria
ton for the completion Of the Union School building
NORTH HEMrsIEAp.-The Qurens County Court of SEES
strong presiding. The calendar Is lot very heavy.
BAY RIDGE-The bodies Of two men found here
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLErON.-Mrs. Mary Blandy, aged 90 years,
died at the Old Ladies Home, connected with the Sail
ors Snug Harbor last wednesday She had been in the
institution since its organization in 1885, and was the
old.t inmate. The suit Of J. p Kipatrcs, exPoliee
has been decided By Judge Pratt in bis favor 'A'''
observation-disclosures Boyd, aged H. was arrested on
Saturday ON compliant Of Rudolph Kaysar who charged
prisoner was examined before Justice Godfrey aud was
committed 70 the County Jail for triai
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-It is rumored that the
paying teller Of the Croton River National Bank M
Brewster. whe recently the publisher country
newspaper, Is defaulter to the extent Of $4,000 or
$4,000 The story stoutly denied by the officers OF the
lax IL understood fnat the BANK closing I'm its
accounts with view to surrenderinR Its charter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES land scarlet fever have
broken out here.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Rev. Ireneus Prime, d.
d. Of The N. T. Obserrer. preached yesterday in the
Tbirdst Presbyterian Church. In the First RAM
Church the Rev. W. H. Parmiy preached last night the
first OF a OF domestic duties subject
The Family Arrangement. In the Hudson.ave. Bap-
tist Church the Rev. ". ". Hammond nreached Lat