New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

a h1prI a. $ S.elo.cH Of L. 5. Marine co'p..
NETWORK CITY.
There were several thunder showers yester-
day.
The receipts at the Controllers Office yeSter-
day were sl9,592 TO-
The British shipping IN the harbor displayed
the national colors yesterday in honor OF the queens
birthday.
The Vidette Club of Harlem will observe
Decoration Day by drapng its rooms in mourning ahu
forwarding o.the proper committee suitable hoa oner
ius-.
James III. Lambert, well known in connec-
assumed the edorshp OF lac Wiliianspoft Danny ana
WoeKly Gd-etse, Pcnnsy wanna
A dispatch received i'll this city yesterday
anuounced that the steamer PERT, which ett Bermuda
9or ms mort on MAY 90 had gone after sailing
ana would be compelled to discharge portion oil her
cargo.
The steamship L. Goethe, Capt. f. K. Will
SON. OF the Eagle Line of steamships, arrived yesterday
n sso m from Hamburg in Odays ana ~ hours after
a remarkably quicK passage. Inc vessel had On Doard
Gjl passengers
Commissioner S. II. Wales and Fred. Law
Olmsted been requested to represent the Depart
ment OF Public Parks the occasion of laying the cor
nersOne vi he Museum ol Nadrai History winch 10 10
take place on June e
Barnet l.. Solomon, for - years President
OF ne Fortyfourthst Synagogue, will SAL for Europe
on Thursday. handsome gold medal with an inscrll
ton in diamonds, was gwen 10 Nun ON sunday ny
members OF the cOngfegatlOn
The new rooms of the Consolidated MARI
time Association and Merchants Exchange were opened
yesterday for the transaction of business They are re
well Lighted and cOmmOdlous with entrances at NO 10
Beaver aud No. ll3 Pcarlsts.
The Amazon Insurance Company clrculates
what it calls chrosno thermometer among It's friends
and patrons, apparently means OF showing them
when nOuSc becomes hot enough 10 maze ah IdSd"HCo
policy "a matter Of immediate interest.
A sword is to be presented to the Hon.
D. r. Wood recently appointed Major-Gcneral Of the
New-Yok state Militia at tho rooms Of the Chamber Oh
Commerce this afternoon. The Hon. James Enott VIII
make presentation speech IN OeAai VI the Ne"'iOIA
CITY Council vi Political Reform
The Hon. S. s. Cox will deliver a new lecture
fin steuway Hall next Thursday evening" on American
Uumor" the profits OF which will be devoted to the
relief OF the Mississippi sufferers In giving tue lecture
MI Cox complies win the request 81 4aSc AuhocI VI
the prominent residents OF NcW'HoiK.
A delegation from the Chamber of Com
mcree left cy Tor Washington last evening ~ APP
pear before the Finance Committee OF the senate on
invitation OF the Hon. John sherman 10 give ther VleEs
on The Moety bill pending before tat body lhe Bodtu7
OF Irade of Boston, Baltimore, ana fA!sdGe'Pia "'i'
also Do represented ny dele-dtcS'
While Clara MOIis was rcciting her part III
the fourth act OF Camille" at the Union-square The
ater last evening, she was suddenly taken III, ana
obliged 70 leave the stage Mr. Mckee Rankin VINO had
attended her off the stage forward aud said that
Miss Morris seriously ~ ana that lucy wCIIu 70
r however before the close OF tAe play, and wound
90 her best After short ZINE Miss MOTT, reappsarcu
and resumed her part Dat 1t was apparent 'ha shc was
seriously i'll.
There were 2O117 prisoners brought before
the Police Courts for January, February. and March,
1874 divided as follows: Est District, Judges BXoy
and Morgan. GjG6 Second District, Judges Sherwood
and Kilbreth, $500; Third District judges otGrourg
and TANNER $50; Fourth District, Judges Murray
ami Wandcll 2JGI Firn District, Judges k4smire ana
squad, FIRST, second Third, Fourth ana fltth DIsit
Ina Only ~ prisoners were taken s .I '"'0o
Wheeler, and yet tins Court cost the city s2''e"'
Here is one of the current bits OF gossip
An American gentlemen oi large wealth and resident
of this city recently retired from business and after
turning his wife his estate, valued AT s25oOOo
sailed for Europe upon apleasurc trip During his alb
sence his wife died and under the laws OF the state OF
New-lorb there Deng 10 child i' he te e..ll.e prop
erty 10 her iathcr Inc ltttefh ahtl person iid
m business, time since, with debts amounting TO
s3o00 and this entire vast property now goes 10 the
liquidation OF the fdtJcr-ln'iNs dcpt>.
Thieves broke open the hall door way lead
iug the upper floors OF No. S5 Broadway ON Friday
night and ascending 10 the second floor forced open
door leading into the store OF Ashley A. Van Tine dealer
in Japanese goods silks valued at 500 were collected
police Of the Fifteenth Precinct arrested YESTERDAY
William Beare, Joseph Hartley and Casper Manner, on
dsnce Of their guilt, but they near the robbed
building ON Friday night
The number of immigrants who landed at
Castle Garden Yesterday larger than previous
dav Of the present year The total number arrivals
4O52 Tho ST. Olaf from Bergen brought 2G6; the Hum
boldt from Antwerp 40i; the City o. Paris from Liver
pool. l243; the Oceanic from Liverpool s6l; the spain
pool a. aud the barks TuiscO ami tue Marco Polo from
Bremen, 20 and rs resp ctlyey. The number landed
YESTERDAY included the arrivals OF the preceding day.
The majority thi- number Irlshmen and Germans
thong nearly all natiOnalllIes were represented.
\ TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday at the
Headquarters Of the COopers Uuon No l65 East Broad
wav and was told that the Union was in a good cOnd-
ton and determined TO hold that it receiving
aid from the other organizations and the members had
reason TO believe that the bosses would have
cede to their terms The oil barrels of the Standard
OuCompany in very ban condition they said and
need od recooperiug The also asserted that Mr..
RockefellOw had eXhlOed signs OF Wcihhcss aud MAJ
expressed desire to nave his men back AZ the Unions
terms. The reporter then went 70 thc Sta4dard 0l
efelIow said that instead OF wanting men they had
large surplus and had ia the morning sent away sixty
men who applied Tor employment.
BROOKLYN.
John Scott, one of the Commissioners of
Charity lied on Saturday and will be buried today.
The 4jth anniversary of the Brooklyn Sun
day-school Union will be held tomorrow. The Rev. Dr..
stephen II. Tying will speak at the Tabernacle in the
afternoon.
A real estate exchange was organized yes
terday. with Michael Chauncey as President. The
Board Of Trustees met to-day at the Office OF WyckOf
James, In MontaSue-st. TO perfect the organization
The Mayor and Controller, sitting yesterday
Board of Estimate reduced the budget Of expenses
for the Board of Estimation for 1878 from 81 2o969J g.
the amount asked Tor TO <53O999 81, making reduction
Of &3Si.699 a.
LONG ISLAND.
RIyERHEAD.-The branch of the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals IN this village has
had its first Mr.. Sade, the local agent made
plant against r. Nesbitt, q. Pugsley, and W. Walton,
employed dredging in the Peconic River, OF cruelty
90, hnr wns hnfnrn Insticn Rnni1 I.in