New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

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NETWORK CITY.
Alderman Guntzer has been presented by
his friends with massive gold badge Of Office suitably
inscribed.
The Central Park Garden will be reopened
next Monday night and Theodore Thomas will begin
another series Of his Summer night concerts.
Alderman Morris has received large num-
her OF letters from citizens requesting that the PROVISIONS
OF the dog ordinance OF last year be again en1orced.
Petition was made to Surrogate Hutchlngs
yesterday admit to probate the win OF the late Oysr
Cbarck The citation issued made returnapie May |i
Dr. Philip O'HanOn, formerly deputy cOr0-
ner, died suddenly yesterday morning at No. 4l3 East
Fifty at the age Of 43 years He was deputy
to Coroner O'DOnneI In the year 1894.
The Joint committee of officers and members
OF the New England Society will meet at noon today az
the Office Of o. p c. Billings. at No "a William-st, 70
make arrangements for the excursion to the centennial
celebration Of the battle Of Bunker Hill.
BY order of Health Officer VanderpOel the
hospital ship Illinois yesterday anchored In the
Lower Bay where she will do duty during the Summer
the vessel aud board all vessels from infected ports
An encampment of James G. Rice Post, No.
29 Of the Grand Army Of tho Republic will be held on
Monday evening for the purpose OF completing arrsnge
do honor the day which will be Obscrved on May d.
The contract for supplying the Department. Of
Charities and Correction with 5000 barrels OF hour for
the ensuing year was awarded yesterday 70 Coleman
Co. at So 47l less the barrels at 20 cents The barrels
are to be returned The unsuccessful bidders were Free
Co., $5 33, and II. X. 1hurbcr Co.. 80 42l9.
Mrs. A. II. Baldwin, who lives at the Gram
Grey Park Hotel went to ride with her child yesterday
morning The horses took fright and the driver was
thrown from the box 70 the pavement Mrs Baldwin
jumped from the carriage with her child while the horses
were the full She badly cut about her mead,
but the child was not seriously hurt, receiving ohy
few bruises.
A meeting of the officers and members of the
Palestine Exploration Society held last evening at
the house OF the President Prof II. d. Hitchcock, d. d. III
party to the hills OF Moab under command OF Col j. c.
Lane who will embark in few days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the srngency OF the times the Society has had ped5eu
TO its support, within few months, S3O,0OO
Dispatches were received yesterday at the
Office the agents Of the late Eagle Line in this city to
the effect that the work Of embamng the bodies OF the
victims OF the Schiller was progressing satisfactorily,
have bodies embained and forwarded to thus ey. j.:
schuhr Dr. West, and Mr. kombluhm whose ielatyts % e.
persisted the wreck sailed for Hamburg Yesterday "
look their effects and the disposition OF their bodies
The Republicans of the XVIII Assembly Dis
trct met at No AS West Thiryseconds last evening
H. G. Leask presiding. Mr.. Leask stated that the late
smuggling and the whisky frauds had injuriousy
Affected the party but II Ta' the fault OF 5 some % ol aas 15s
when the Republicans voted Tor Lincoln shd uiaht n
that victory at the election should be made certain
A large number of spectators, including many
ladies' visited the Rink last evening to see Weston ell
gagged in his trying pedestrian feet He had to make
many stops yesterday on account OF the blstered ana
inamed condition Of his feet He felt better after
o'clock D. I and finished his 255t mile at Il minutes
seconds after IL p In the "a hours preceding he
had walked about So miles He has made much less than
the number OF miles he proposed Tor the st iour Vi te
six days of his effort
The Commencement exercises OF the Law
School Of the University OF the City of Newfork VIII be
held this evening" at Steinway Hall, at p H. Chan
ceor Crosby preside, and confer the degrees the
graduating class OF Al members Short addresses VIII
stein j. D. Ahens, aud NJ. Kcogh OF the class, and an
address will be made To the class by the Hon X Mar
tin An essay prize OF $3.50, and prizes of $3.50 for the
hest written examination, aud 500 or The beet oral eA-
animation. Will be awarded
Mr. GaITetsOn, an auctiOnecr, of No. 39
Nassau-st who was accused by Mrs. Hughes OF having
charged her 10 per cent commission on the sale OF her
furniture instead OF ~ per cent tie legal fee yesterday
appeared before the Mayors chief clerk and exhibited
an agreement signed by Vim. X. RoDane who had been
allowed sell the furniture authorizing Garretson 10
charge 10 per cent on the sale OF 500 worth OF frni-
Hughes denied that she had authorized any such agree
ment. Garretson was discharged
William Hess was brought to the TOmbS
Police Court yesterday, charged with burglary He WAS
arrested Wednesday, with property in his possession
which was identified by Samuel w Andrews having
been stolen from his house May H. Mr. Fullerton,
son OF exJudgc Fullerton, Identified Hess AS the man
was committed. Hess acknowledged his guilt and stated
that he had effected an entrance TO the house through
window. He was held in default OF $1,000 ball.
The Board of Managers of the Produce Ex-
change were entertained last evening board the steam
ship City Of Berlin OF the Inman Line by John q. Dale
agent OF the Company himself Of the Board Of Man
ayers After being shown over the vessel Win lis ample
Recommendations Tor over 200 cabin passen and for
1850 seerage passengers, with every appointment Tor
convenience, the company sat down 10 banquet al
which the vessel s Hseh. anu .ne % phi Wie ea "
Parker, and HaLictne.
BROOKLYN
William c. Kingsley has been summoned to
London where his daughter is dangerously i'll with the
Roman fever. lie Will probably sail Tomorrow.
Luther b. Wyman, the venerable President
OF the Philharmonic Society is recovering from his
paraytc stroke, aud is now pronounced out OF danger
The report of the Superintendent of Build
ngs for April that permits granted for the
erection I6j buildings being "a than for the
previous month
II. III. Omstedt, the German tObaccOnst who
shot himself in the head Prospect Park May j. died
t the Long Island College Hospital yesterday the opera
tion of epannins ing been yanly tled ~ save ms
life.
The Rev. Tunas Titus Kendlick, the dcposed
pastor OF the Grand Methodist Church. Is not dead
as reported, but is living at Richmond, H. whence he
nicnt The Rev. Newland Maynard has been elected 10
the vacant chapaincy
A large and fer0ciOus mastiff suddenly at
tackled his master, Ferdinand schwab of No 30
Flushing-aye and bit him severely on his hands and
wrists, while he was returning 10 Brook! on Houston
ST. ferry boat The dog then jumped overheard and
SWAN to the Brooklyn shore, where 1t Was billed py
Policeman
Sheriff Williams suspects man employed at
the Raymond street Jail of completely in the escape Of
The two female shoplifters, and will bring the matter be-