New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-21
NETWORK CITY.

yohn II. Z.
Sc,si~Chsd Engineer G. II. Loring. u T. Navy.
NETWORK CITY.
August Barth was held for trial yesterday at
As Tombs Police Court for rOSpins the poor box OF St.
The steamship City of Montreal of the lnman
ps arrived yesterday with 6Sl enisrant passengers
Who were landed ct Castle Garden early in the after
The sale of the collection of paintings BE-
longing To the estate late John Force VIII eeh
st the eomervie gallery this evening" ana DC ~onuh"u
Thursday and Friday.
The express companies Of the United States
have made arrangement with e1-Gov. bxier' Agen'
Of the Contennsl Commission under which their agents
arc authorized and requested 10 sell the HocK VI 'no Nen
tennial Board of Finance.
A banquet is to be given next Monday even
ins by leading German citizens Of this city, to Capt Az.
echwensen ccmIasnder Of the steamship Ponmeiaha
Of the msrcan Packet s,s srTSce
The St. Georges Society of the State OF New
York will celebrate It's seth anniversary ny dinner az
Delmonicos ON ST. Georges Day, Friday, April 20;
At $50 M Many sttendance Of the members
and friends Of tine Society is anticipated
Theodore Moss, treasurer of the Bryant
Fund the receipt Of the following cont1ou
tons: Miller, Morrison & Co. $780, II. j. Montague 800
pominick Murray, $50; Count Johannes. $40 A. Oakey
Hall SIOO: Dion Boucieault. $l5O--tOtal, 1870. The
is,ny are IN Ese Gss snG "0'"'io"s NAY VIC
(,harles Cunningham of No. 434 West For
ttetst while OF work upon the OF the Central Rail-
road Of NewJerscy Newark yesterday fell between
tbe bumpers Of two that he was coupmc ana was
SnG Scc.iSes st probably viii prove fatal He
was taken to the Park Hospital
The members of the State Military Exam
iphy Board met yesterday, at No. % Platst for the
pmpoee Of inquiring into the qualifications OF Capt
A. w. Meylich Of the Goth Regiment, ~ e. NO acuoh
was taken however as It appeared IRON tae Xih,
Ses,coa,on had been forwarded to Albany previously
Charles Spear John ii. Pool, and William
H. Spear forming the Committee on Rooms and FIX
tnres of the Produce Exchange held meeting yesterday
with several influential members of the Exchange TO CON
place BrosI%ay and Gfecnwichst., new Exchange
building The proposed location was regarded as 'ecepV
able, but the price was too hlSb
The Presidential party, consisting OF Prcsl-
dent Grant, Secretaries Fish, Robeson BelenaP and
Ielano Postma General Jewell, Gen Babcoek and
George W. Chds, arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
from Boston last evening at t Wtn 1ns
by Mayor Wickham dD,ed at Pilnat .s fescps on
, M 5sS cr s inc sS The with the other
members Of the party will probably 50 away ihis morn
ing at o'clock
The Annual Spring Festival of the Riying
ton-st Lodging house of the Chldrens Aid soeiety Was
celebrated last evening at No. 325 RivingtOn-st Ex
Lieut. Gov Stewart L. woodford addressed the assem-
bed boys, and they further entertained by recta
Sns asd weae FROM SS @s 10 by joaquin
"Ony just the River" original; the Battle of
CnSes 0 Anderson and Mr. COOK furnished he
part OF the programme
William h. White, the Secretary of the Fire
Commission who called upon by that Board TO
rive an explanation relative TO purchase Of certain
patent for aeris and flying lsdders without the knowl
edge or consent of the Commission stated yesterday that
no, yet ready to y sDy sssns w o
ectary that he had for & pd Inc se0
and manufacture the patent flying ladders On this point
Mr. White also declined to say anything.
A official inspection of the site Of the proposed
sbattoir on ynintst made yesterday by Mayor
Wick ham, Alderman Norris the Row. Father Young or
the Chdreh Of ST. Paul the Apostle and several gentlemen
opposed to the Of the abattor When they
rived at the proposed site they met by President
Chandler Of the Board Of Health and Prof Draper
reference 70 the arguments brought forward against the
erection OF abattoir and rendering establishments at
nass ' SS the Boad of Aldermen requesting the Board
Of Health not to grant permit for this abatt'ir
At the annual meeting Of the Palette"
Club the election Of officers resulted follows; As
Honorary Vice Presidents g. L. NJ Barlow, Albert Crane
Judge Noah Dav Fletcher Harper, jr Abram S. Hewitt
william Kmtz, Oswald Ottendoricr, William steinway;
Board OF Electors, C. +. Gardiner, William Ketcham
Harry ss f Mth stinse kede c sso
guire; as members Of Council T. b. Beaumont Clark
nure, Benjamin 4. Willis. The following members
en IN julius aS GoTscn Miller AdG us
%etmOre. jr, Thco Jansen, and s. y. Mills. commit
anner fEc recepon and Exhibition Of drawings ,s viii
take place ON May 10.
The committee having in charge the getting
mp Of a suitable testimonial for the family OF John
Mitchell have secured the following gentlemen
trustees OF the fund that win be raised: In NewYork,
Charles O'Conor, Thomas b. Connery Charles A. Dana,
Richard O'Gorman esq, Arthur Leary, Eugene Kelly,
and W. OBrien National Secretary Catholic Total Alb
9Sn n r and @sS Coo Manss n
Statcn Island. John u. Manning and Capt WIN Curry
and PrsR Fo Geens Of the Tesmona CS%
Tittee win he held this evening at Dcnilt Hall, at
twenty third-st and second-aye end TO this meeting
the organizations of Ecw-York and Vi
entity are TO send delegates.
The Board Of Managers of the Missionary
sOoety of the NJ f. Chnrch yesterday at
the Mission Rooms at No. sos Broadway The Commit
tee Foreign Missions reported in relation TO the mis-
hons in Turkey india China aud Bulgaria. Several ap-
yropriatonwere made and authority given for the
sale of several buildings in foreign cities amounting in
value To 81 5000. a considerable OF money wac ap
propriated for the outfit aud return Of missionaries
lief was granted TO several ministers in tho Western
states The question: which mas created great deal OF
the American chapel in Rome Was brought up and
ton adopted by the Board approving OF the accept
report read showing balance against the treasury
March 81 OF 1852 49, and the treasurer was author
ted 20 take loan Of $4,000 for six months which
offered 70 the Board
BROOKLYN.
The Superintendent of the NOstrand- ave-
Railroad has been informed by order OF Mr. Bereh that
he VIII be held accountable for using disabled
The City Ireasurer's statement for the week
ending April II shows receipts amounting $97s52
So 2s S'''''' 80 balance on hand ss2i
In the suit of Daniel McNamee against Seth
!. Keeny contractor, for $1,000 damages sustained