New-York tribune., 1874-05-06
NETWORK CITY.

readiDg room OF tne Coopor eHi'N W." ~
TIE TRIBUNE Acknowledges the receipt OIL
ts from Z. H. g." for lease OF need re'eiieN " "
NJ and Mrs. w. J. Florence will sail for
Europe this morning! on the ooo'i"' A"S W."
sixteenth trip abroad ,,
The graves of the Blue, and the Gray alike,
,,n he strewn with flowers Nav So There are MANY
graves Of Confederate soldiers III Cypress iiis
cemeteries near this city.
John w. Bailey, a real estate dealer at NO.
ss7 Broadway fell down the stairs of No. A East seven
teenth-s restaurant yesterday, in an apopecuc NJ,
and killed. Two Thousand dollars wer" iounu i" HIS
pockets
Francis 8. Thayer, Auditor, tclegraphed TO
the President Of Produce Exchange yesterday tha'
the Eastern Division OF the Erie Canal was In good 9rae
and that boats making clearances FROM L,ltv -
FaIls came the words: "Tbey locking few boats
and from Fort Edward. "The Eastern DIVISION oi '"o
State canals is open and ready for navigation
The Downtown Chess Club has brought to
close four months tournament prior TO its champion
gamo with the Chess Club Of Boston, which has been
eed 10 take place next month in Boston, between
SIX members OF each club Paul Won Hauhonoerg re-
gold medal was awarded to Chas. Hubert. Messrs J.
Rosenbaum and srasser each received SET Of CHESS
The graduating class OF Columbia Law
School, whose examination was completed on Monday,
presented a bronze clock and a pair Of bronze stat
ue;es to Prof Dwight at his recitation room, yesterday
forenoon MI Hamilton aue b gb'S Of him
s their instructor aud friend to which Prof. Dwight
made happy response. The present valued al SJS'
Chef-Justice C.. P. DAILY was rendered the
compliment of dinner last evening by number OF the
leading Hebrews Of the city, mark Of their appreei-
alton of his bearing upon the Bench and his efforts IN
various branches OF human progress The dinner was rs
gentlemen, among whom were Judge Brady, Myer
Stern Commissioner Of Charities and Correction Judge
JoachImseD. Mr. sellgman. Morris ElngeI and Others
The Commissioners of Charities and Cor
recou adopted yesterday the resolutions contained In
the recent communication OF Commissioner Stern rea-
tive TO the Park Reception Hospital, requesting the
Commissioners OF the sinkng fund or the Park Commis
sioners aside sufficient ground its present site
for rebuilding and extending the Hospital, requesting
preparation for the purpose and appointing Dr. FuhFer
supervising surgeon.
The statements made by the rival steam
ship companies the effect that both the Inman and
White Star lines selling steerage tickets at re-
duoed rates. while the old prices nominaly re-
tained. is declared false by the agents Of these lines.
neses are so @ az Tea9ea rates ahG
without tickets. Both OF these companies are de-
V issued cepd Stating tina that me
reduction IN passage rates had been made.
Some erroneous statements having got into
print concerning the alleged death OF printer through
falling into THE TRIBUNEs cellar II is well enough to
that there such accident and that up this
time there has been accident any kind affecting
life or limb about the new TRIBUNE building. In view
OF the depth Of the excavations the extension Of
the vaults into the street the of sod granite
when have been moved and the crowds Of people who
nuuy from accident has been as remarkable as it is
gratifying.
An inquest was held yesteray in the case of
Mrs Annie Coney. who Jumped from the Nftn.story
window OF Barnum's Hotel on Monday night while IN.
sane killing herself almost instantly. The estiL ony of
Drs Ceccarni Tutte showed that she had been
fering from acute mania and melanehoLa for over
week, being wild and violent at times. 10 was the
Intention, when herhusband whols purer Of the steam
shp Cuba, plying between this port and Vera Cruz
last trlp 10 nave Dcr taken 10
ssyluIn. He arrived ON Monday morning, only few
hours before she made her fatal leap Inc jury rendered
syerdlct according to these facts.
IT, f,nor,l Of Nv AIdo-mo, T uor-;so,
Inv iui'i''i VI "a NA''oi n'u -. h"i'tS'h
Reed took place yesterday from the residence Of his
nephew W. H. Reed jr at No. 400 West Nineteenth-st
A"oue ms pieeen' Neto AAielinen @ 4~oney @ "nu
'Scoo Doose' eA'AsseLLoI' nan -oali H. NnuS' anu
% Wgch NJ Reed v Ws for seVeTs yesrs inc PTesdeni
Funeral held yesterday the remains
9l ihe iate Eev. william DemareeI IN the Free Reformed
Sere condncfd nv The Rev IobD Deba1 Of Hackcnsack
n. j., and Abraham Van HOuen delivered funeral
SrsL99 SaiS lIom the text Il know that my Kedeemer
A lo,,ar ,o Tho Maven o,d c1;oe &c DoEoo
reces these facts. or. it may be- fcons "a very es
teemed lady from neighborng city came 10 NewYork
nc" ua,s siuvo ~ luz VI oOoiou servant An ad-
Nertisement showed an applicant in Thompsop-st The
beautiful white woman. The locked the door, made
money for GrnR Being lady Of strong and determiped
VIII ana eonrase she demanded @ her rel release & The pay
~as set tree only to confront policeman on the side
walk ws1 SAD ne was waiting lew & minutes % for the
return OF the "J OF nc "ouid nave Deeh III aiter her
Inc delegates OF the various posts OF the
S'rahu army oi the hepuo'lc ueIu meeting last even
Ing ue. iu"uiu '"tui"e III 'He Guar Committees
reported that the militia would not parade On Decora
aion Day. but that its members would take par in the
procession The Committee Hall reported that they
.au ensaSee thG AoSoey oi music iot tne delivery OF
from President Wales of the Department of parks
stating that he consent OF the Commissioners