New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The nublic schools closed their sessions yes
erday for the regular Summer vacation, Which ias''
this year untl sept l.
The immigrants landed at Castle Garden yes
| ,o-tov numbered os9 The steamer State Of Virginia
| brought 2Gl, and the steamer Washington 49,
| The limited States steamship Arago began her
examination OF the supposed shoals IN the Day yeS.or
| dov The survey Will be carefully and Thoroughly
| made, with Wow W the icHo'"i" Va "ii '
| navigation a.,
The seventh grand concert of Downing's 9th
| Regiment Band will be given at the Joness "oou
Colosseum p. IN. tomorrow. The programme Is an
attractive one and compress the
United States Marshal Fiske received yester-
d the Presidents warrant for the extraditon of Carl
Valentine and he VIII leave this city today for Berin
Prussia in the steamer America. Valentine Is charged
with forging the name OF Bschof Co OF Bern 10 Ds
of exchange amounting TO about S3OVo.
In the Marine Court during July and August
the following regulations will be Observed Chambers
open every day from 10 to p IN for erpdre bust
ness. Litigaed motions VIII be heard between the
same hours every day, excepting Tuesdays and Fri
davs on which days jury trials Will be had IN Part l.
beginning at 10 a. M and ending "heh INC i"S' case o
Robert Seidler of No. 1tS Hester-st. was
found drunk on the Thursday night and taken
by Officer Larkn the Seventh Precinct TO the Essex
Market Prison. where he died two hours atterward Ihe
Coroner not vet investigated the case put from h
formal statements made the cause OF death Is believed
To- have been simply intemperance The deceased Is SAID
to be the son OF rich Dahtzic merchant
BROOKLYN.
Controller Shredder paid out $1,570,230 Al
yesterday as interest for July on the city debt.
City Treasurer Cunningham reports that he
has SCI 81 hand in the City Treasury deposited
in l2 banks OF the city.
The cases for violation of the Excise law,
in which Fred Ingraham and his mother are the princ
pal witnesses, were dismissed yesterday by the Excise
Commissioners.
Fifty men have been just dismissed from
the Steam Engineers Department in the Navy-Yard.
Among those discharged is Elward IIippe. for many
YARD.
Mr.. Ashfeld of No. ia Fort Greeneplace,
while driving Flatbushave last evening thrown
from his wagon his horse taking fright and running
away. He was taken home, severely cut ON the hands
and about the head
The extraordinary term of the Oyer and
Terminer Court for Kings County ordered by Gov Dix
for the trial OF the convicted officials will assemble on
Monday. when the OF Capt. Gill will be called.
Judge Daniels will preside
The most prominent candidates for the vacant
Charity Commisslonerships are W. f. Bennett and
Aaron Brnkerho, Democrats, and Geo. W. Harman aud
John A. TAYLOR, Republicans. Messrs shipman. Whit
ney aud Patt are also candidates for the positions.
Incendiares have attempted three times to
bsrn the No. &c Carltonave. The last attempt
Cured yesterday morning, when damage was done to
the extent OF 500 f. DOscher the house, which Is
insured for $500 and James Tewzey rents it. Fire
Marshal Thorne is investigating the matter.
The funeral of John b. Crane, one of the
three sons of william ii. Crane Of No. 353 CsrltOn-ave
who met their deaths while sailing st. Gingolph,
France will take place next Moaday at $50 p. m from
the Tabernacle. The Rev. DR.. Duryea will be the
officiating clergyman The bodies OF the other brothers
have not been recovered.
Edward Clark. offal contractor, states that
the Board OF City Works is endeavorng dispose OF
him summarily and unjustly, and therefore he has
served notices on the Board OF Health the Board OF
City Works, and Mayor Hunter. stating that he will not
do work until further arrangements snail be made, and
if he be deprived Of the job he will sue the city for
damages
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CTY.-Judge Armstrong of
Queens County Court will hold iu court rooms
Of City Judge Pearce, this city Wednesday The
persons recently indicted for violations OF the Excs,
law will be arraigned. Among them are Aldermen Jo-
seph Mclaughlin and John III. Ryan.
HEMPsTEAD.-The Overseers OF the Poor OF this town
97so 7s aud expended ,9in TO- which leaves balance
OF 1855 sc due the town The cash value OF tho products
paupers supported. each OF whom cost the town
81 7f per week
BRDGEuANP1oy-A Grange Of the Patrons OF. Hus
baudry has been organized here Orlando Is. Hand Ia
Master. IL has 23 members THIS the nuth Grange
THAI has been formed IN this county.
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwATER.-TThere are hundreds Of nm
occupied los about this village The xners set prices
upon them ten ago, which ranged from $500
TO 1900 The same prices still asked, aud the lots
ub-old.
sTArLEToS-The Office Of Police Justice for th,s di-
trlct was abolished by the last Legislature RxJustce
Garrett still holds the Office Of Ciyit Justice and has
opened rooms the Police headq where he
will attend TO all eases that taken before him the
law providing that police cases shall be taken before
the nearest Jpstsee.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
NEw-RoCHELLE. - John Harmer has been
elected First Lieutenant aud George f. Davis Second
Lieutenant Of Company +. nth Regiment National
Guard.....As an express train the New Haven Raj,
road was passing here Thursday an unknown youth
swahg from the train aud received Injuries which viii
probably result fatally. wan
TucKAHoE.-The man who was struck and kied bv |
an express train ON the Harlem Railroad near Hart.
dale, on Thursday. was Thomas Wilson, stone-eutfer
OF tLs village corOner's jury in the case have re
turned verdict OF accidental death. ~
A--sto'G' Pxxarf ents'cd s-o parrOou =; J. &. Cor