New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
NEW-YORK CITY.


Controller Green reports having received, yester-
DAY 81 47G 80, and disbursed S23,992 ~
The arrivals of immigrants at Castle Garden yes
e.y were B the wese 420 BY the Holland 2os By the City Of
Richmond, l,l6i; total loS5
Dr. James r. Wood has been appointed Snrgeon-in-
Chief Of the Reception Hospitals in City Hall PArs and snc'ninihst
in place Of Dr. Hamilton, resigned
Mile. Victoria. whom Mr.. Barnum is to introduce
the public the Hppodome under the te OF Queen O.
The Lony Wire yesterday BY the steamship Bait"
Col II C Follett of Boston was in this city yes
with his staff akug for the visit Of h, battery
battalion will be made this city during the 5 snTme The hat
The Enchantress Mr. Loubat, of the New-York
y, cb ia in English waters She holds the Cape May Challenge
Cup which is to be sailed the Isle Of Wight Cherboug ar
Dor and e9In C@m%eI & Nv ,"on down the bsy o. Nav 0
Mrs Phoebe Bonestel, wife of the Postmaster at
Station living in Seventy y6h the Boulevard has been slightly
denge and Sunday night she ,Io'e quietly from her
wall Inc fsSy discovered dead yesterday and cut her
down
Jerome Hopkins, Secretary OF the Orpheon Choral
Society in IN. annual report Of the Society," states ha.
during choir bo and 80 adults in the advanced de-
the soesy school and 233 adults snd chircn m
he udmentii in all 3S! have received instruction n
there viii be the Society fer the last seasons work
Mary Boyle. ago months, died yesterday, after
taking medicine eyen BY her f,t. odprescrpon Dr. Hudson
MAS called in and ssd the medicine harmless bat refused TO give
certificate ofdeah Dr. Burke Twentythirlst then applied to-
the required certificate although ne ha %. seen the h
ou G sSs m psss wa. OTeed and viii to-day BY
S SroSef '' ''4''''
The Chamber of Commerce has issued its 10th
couscuye annual report compiled by George Wilson for
years Secretary Of the Chamber In embraces clear aud com
preeno Of the trade and commerce OF the port Of New
iscs hnsuce In addition embraces Ihe
cedngs of the Chamber for he pat year Inc Oas Is S e bound
Trade Ira ia'gsGs,I in general
The law youths who hawk cards bearing such
inscriptions as Shoot that Hat have long been
the streets in
the lower part Of the city being dull and wes these insep
often vulgar ana basIhemoO' and . he are ePo'ei o. os
respondent calls attention TO these e and ASKS nothing can be done
to suppress their sale
While George b. Lozier age 50, of No. 63i Hudson
st. wa. driving bridge OF the Elevated Railroad
Co.. Morris yesterday afternoon, his horse be-
frightened suddenly shyed The pole Of the trn violently
displaced bridge fe the goan part Of il fell
10 the PARK op where the surgeons him and
said that be had received fatal injuries
The friends of the late MaorGen George Hartsuf
will accompany the remains up morning The
Henry Smith Will S. North River ga arrive at
m military will meet the remains at the wharf
and services will be chapel Thence The body viii be borne
to te eee p 3 be- eonnc BY the Rev john forsT Chaplain
The following have been selected as palbeIrer Gen
.sgt' sae.e5t' Safscon Moore, sad fTol C4uSeh.
A testimonial from the Inspectors Of the Common
Schools NswYok City the family Of the late James W. Gerard
on exhibition at the Hall OF the Board Of EdcaOn Grand and
Bmt It's handsomely copy Of the resolutions Of respect
memory pas'eb the Inspectors on Feb H. nod
ia heavy black frame ihs , mo- me % aua5. ,aS Iaea.r Vitae
Sceeeque Puru below while the names Of the las eetors oeq
portion Of heavy bod each side The testimonial will re-
Mr. Gerard
A TRIBr,Sr reporter called yesterday on some of
the principal oil the strike Mr. Rogers
agent Of Pratt sd We appreherd trouble for We nov
employ cooers who society We will not submit to the
society and all the capitalists have combined s'enuous
demands Of the Union We abort better than they to
shops there necessity for this as We e'n
u.socety who gd TO get empymeh
Mr. Feaing. of the firm Of some Fleming sd Ihe hI'i
smpoyea ns Oy We ,n ye non society men Last Mon
day. 10 society made DEMONSTRATION before our shops ssd
aeruon an tbrs in taxing away %
obtained number of other n and NO" We uIN 'a 'oo
BROOKLYN.
The expert engaged in investigating the affairs Of
the Water Registers cce has discovered deficiency ofs70O
Pho Episcopal Convention of the diocese Of Long
Isaod will assemble Church Of the Holy Tnn Clinton and
Montaguest al 10 o'eoe. this morning
Cornelius Bundck, the owner of the boar that
killed Pstnes Tmbe arrested yesterday warrant Issued by
Coroner Jones charging hH with eapbe cssness letting the
animal rur loose.
John Young while engaged yesterday in an alter
cation With Christopher Manning King and Columbia struck
N. l,tt on the head with brick Young
locked ny AIT the result OF IanniRg's 3une~
At meeting of the Board of Aldermen Yesterday,
communication received from Corporation Counsel De Wtin
regard he night Of Controller Schroeder to wtairv his
perfectly proper.
Three explosions have occurred during the past
week from the Use Fire MIshi Thorn investigated
,ery the caus which sapl, night
supposed the explosion Of rosen ami he aseened that the
material used was gasoline
The General Term of the Supreme Court has rem
ded decision sutug the opinion Of Jdge Tappen requiring W.
q sIa,k. ty Editor Of TRIBUNE certain questions
regarding the authorship OF m article pao'hed Ia HE TRIBUNE en-
titled BROOKLYN Ring Methods
Teddy Shepard his wife, and five children, were
found Yesterday mora in house
Garne. The man stated he hal been of employment
time and becoming des,4e ead been dvea from m
to County Almshouse.
Lena Walker whose father, upon the complaint of
Charles Walker husband aLel produce ler yesier
responded ReVnot who permitted the
She decided to remain with the support her
according 0 her views Of husbsads obligations
subcommittee of the Committee of One Humid
ned consisting Bsy anl stearn called upon the
Excise yesterday compliance
and made regard to the efforts that sd been
sate si TIE force a esn Efficient t. and that 500 900 had
efficiency eoull be shown by any police department
LONG ISLAND.
B.BYLoN.-The people of this village have elected
James Cooper Justice OF the Peace and Andrew H. Constable
Lewis discharged farm aborer named Maoley last Fri.
dy The fellow enrsged his boarding near b.
and The flames eTngGhed TO save
tbs house. hsoney Was arrested
STATEN ISLAND.
EDGEwATER.-lhe village election for Aldermen
to-ia, considerable interest particularly ths voter, Of
the Fourth Wards The candidates follows: seoni
wari aeIbsse the incumbent opposton Fourth
wari benjamin Brown the incumbent aad Theodore Frean
Samuel Lewis aud Mr Bachmani Eighth Wan Thomas
Sisk and Michael Council
srAr.rs-Isdore n.ch Of Dutch Farms ,rgned befOr.
Kessne yesterday charge Of voiatag the Excise 10
keeping place sdaja he held 1850 bail eIam
,rfaigned before Sunday afternoon charged WITH
violating village oiansnes ~ Paw s Ss ,s Sabbath and ln.i