New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22
NETWORK CITY.

U. 5. Army.
NETWORK CITY.
The arrivals at Castle Garden yesterday num-
bered go The Republic brought $780, the City OF Rich
mond 5O2 and the Hhein 37s.
The Old Dominion line of steamships to Nor
folk Portsmouth, and Richmond has just completed a
contract with John Roach n Son for new iron vessel
The work will probably be begun at an early DATE
Gov. 1ilden has signed the bill amending
the charter Of the American Institute and 1t has become
a law This action secures the property and franchises
the Institute to its members, ana tue nope
by them that il will put end to the discord when mas
| prevailed in II recently.
About 14O Mennonites left this city for Yank-
ton Friday night by way of the Erie, Great Western
Micbican Central and Chicago and Northwestern Rail
WAYS They passed Sioux city at noon yesterday, anu
arrived at Yankton at p. IN. The through trip was
made in three days
The delegation of the New-YOrk Alumni OF
Mount stiMarys College, at EmmttsburG Nd, left TINS
city yesterday afternoon for Baltimore whence In com
pay with the alumni Of other districts ,heS % accom- ncnd
The annual Commencement which takes place tomorrow
| The Custom house authorities have relln-
oushed to Blatch,ord Seward Griswold and Da Costa
the counsel for the Bank Of England the diamonds OF
Macdonald the forger The lawyers say that inc dla
nonds will be given to the Bank OF England nut
they will gave no details, az they claim that IL ~ per
| sonal matter.
At q special meeting of the Board of Mana
| gers of the Produce Exchange held yesterday, b. '"
Floyd IN tHe CHAR, Samuel a. sawyer, VI VI
Sawyer, Wallace IL Co, unanimously elected to NIL
the vacancy caused by f. A. Kents declining The fol
| lowing applications for membership were approved
| Henry c Aston. d. j. Boyd August Clodus, l. H. Dunn
G. NJ Howard Christian +. Miller The president com
pleted the appointment ofthe landing Committee ior me
ensuing year, which unanimously approved Dy Inc
board.
The ladies composing the lately formed
! Irving Monument Fund Association met at the Mar
gucrite Institute No - East Forty sxthst, yesterday
afternoon. Mrs b. II. Van Auken occupied the chair
IpI nv
10 intrst the work 10 Wilson Macdonald, the artist O
| the Irving Memorial in Prospect Park; Tue monument
is TO be an bust in bronze with four OF irving
creations ornamenting handsome pedestal uu - W D
ready for ne Centennial 80 s,r hc anterpre
As car No. II of the SecOnd-ave. line was
going up town on Saturday afternoon several boys
amused themselves by jumping on and OF the back plat
form when the conductor was inside. This annoyed
tic conductor that he swearing to the rear OF the
ear and kicked with all his might at his small tornenors
Finally maddened with rage lie crouched behind tue
door. and rs another boy Jumped on sprang out sud
denly kicking the boy with all his force ana knocking
HIM OF Into the street Tie blood poured ron g oo a.;
forehead and lie appeared 10 DC III cnsioe' no uiu
not move and carried to the sidewalk ny some per
c0m5nrtor The latter told the driver whip up the
horses and when he found himself safe from IA: pnrsgr
he said in hearing of all the myers, Ihats the way
| to treat the young brutes."
BROOKLYN.
The 32d Regiment will parade on Thursday
The body of an unknown man was found III
the river az the Of Ffyeighthst, Bay RIDGE yes
terday.
The examination of the academic classes of
the public schools will be concluded by superintendent
Ecld to-day.
/ Warren Munger, % years of age, residing in
! Tovlorst T. d. WIS drowned while bathing the
waiabout bridge yesterday afternoon
Delegates to the Prohibition Convention to
be held at syracuse have been appointed from each Of the
nine Assembly Districts OF Kings county.
| William Toylor WAS committed bY Justice
Riley Yesterday, charged with having stolen pocket
book containing SIS from Miss Jennie Pope, in mont OF
| her home, at No 7O6 Nostrand-ave
On the Union Grounds yesterday, match
game for the championship played between
the keystone Club Of New York and the Reliance Club OF
brooklyn The game resulted in an easy victory for the
| Reliance Club by score OF : To D.
The rooms of james McKenny, on the sec
Moor ct his house at Myrtle and Classonaves were
entered by burglar yesterday, and watch, chain, "a
pair OF earrings, and other jowery, OF total value OF
$3.50 stolen while Mr. Mckenny WAS attending to his
stve the first floor Of the building man was seen
| leaving the house suspclOusly, but lie escaped
The trial of the suit of John ID. Grady, a
diamond broker against Abel Crook lawyer to recover
reward Of 81 800 paid by Grady for the return Of a
package OF diamonds valued at 00O which he had lost
was begun before City Judge McCue and jury yesterday
AFTERNOON Crook claimed To be acting counsel for an
unknown person. Grady alleges that be paid the re
ward, because Crook told him that tie diamonds would
he destroyed II he failed 10 do So No new points OF I'M
portaDce were developed, and the trial was adjourned
until to-day. . ,,
JERSEY CITY.
James Mcbride, the keeper of a cockpit at
uoboken tried and convicted in the Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions yesterday and VIII be sentenced Friday.
The receipts of taxes by City-Collector Love
during the pas; week Sl4,l65 73, o! which 100000
was received from the Erie Railway Company, on ac-
count.
w. ri. Smith was arraigned in the Court of
Quarter Sessions Indictment Tor perjury in falsely
swearing before Justice Warren, May 10, that one
Margaret Flynn kept "A di5ordery house lie was re-
manded in default OF $1,000 bail.
NEWARK
Hugo Boisset, while practicing at mark,
in East Fair-st. Sunday, accidentally shot in the
side by the premature discharge OF his pistol. The
wound Is dangerous.
The Grand Army of the Republic will have
a reunion in this city on July 81. All the Posts OF the
State will parade, and there will be collation. aud
Grafton at the Industrial Institute building.
The DIST anniversary of the Young Mems
Catholic Association held last evening at tho Caho-
lie Institute. Addresses made by Bishop COrigan,
Vicar-tieneral DOaue, and the Hon. f. +. Mcdonald.
The colorcd Free MasOns have parade in
this city today and visiting bodies from NewYork and
Pennsylvania expected TO participate In the even
ing an ar, will In delivered AT the Rluk ny The Rev.
Theodore b. Miller Of Philadelphia.
The Department of Finance advertised for
proposals for 100000 OF Clinton Hill Improvement
bonds several ago, and at the opening OF bids on
Saturday found that the offerings amounted to
900. The award was made AT "a premium aver
aging nearly six per cent
In the case of Austin Mcclellan and Paul
schneze who sentenced by the Court OF Quarter
SESSIONS to Imprisonment six and months, In the
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