New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
NETWORK CITY.

There we're cent abroad by the steamer Both
mia yesterday $3.50 letters and 40 bags papers
The steamship IIOlsatia yesterday landed al
Castle Gard 42O immigrants the France, 37 and the
Leasing, 1875. Total, lbs
Richard Ficken, age 40 years, OF No. 254
West Thrteenths fell from his coal cart last evening in
Greenwcbave., West Tenthst, and was fatally In
jured.
DR.. Willard Parker delivered the last lecture
OF the hygiene, provided under the Parker lee
tureshp for the students Of the Union Theological Semi
nary, yesterday.
musical entertainment by the patients in
the Institution for the Relief of the Rupured and Grip
Piled. at IAxingtonave. and Forty secondst, will be
given tbis evening
Cornelius Halowell, aged 80 years, Of No.
100 Broomcst while working yesterday in the shop Of
secor son, at Twentieth:t- and East river, was In
stantly killed by the falling of a boiler upon him.
The Board of Managers of the Produce EX-
change have authorized their President to appoint com
mlitee go to Albany. necessary and appear before
the senate 10 secure the reduction Of the canal tolls.
The Polish Catholics, under the pastoral
charge OF the Rev. Ad'lbertus Meleuszny, who have
the Church Of 81. Rose Of Lima win have acconimoda-
tions hereafter at ST. Marys institute corner OF Mont
gomery and Clntonsts.
Yesterday an adjourned meeting of the
Board Of Indian Commissioners was held nj No. 50 White
ST. for the purpose Of examining the bids for furnishing
and transporting supplies No awards have been given
The Commission adjourned at O'Clock 10 meet
THE morning at the same place.
Karl Geiger, age 80, Of No. 9 Orcharl-st.,
cut his throat yesterday with The inmates of
the adjoining heard the fan and found Gcger lying
the floor in pool OF blood He uas taken to Bellevue
Hospital, but his wounds are probably fala Erger has
been suffering from melancholy for several days on ac
count Of being out OF work.
Barnnm's latest is as novel as Barnum him
self. Prof Donaldson is TO make balloon ascension
from Capitone Grounds Brooklyn this afternoon at
IFuitn
States Signal Corps, with other scientific men Mr.
Baun assures the public that the VOYAGE viii be- pro
"ist1 solely III the 'efes's VI s''ehce' " ANU ''''
The Homeopathic Hospital Fair at the Odd
Regiment Army closes this evening with promenade
concert at which Gilmore will cad his band In person
The Fair WI open at p There VIII be no .s o pi
CLOSES evening at 1870 and votes can be reg
the 9Th regiment headed the list by ten votes.
Mrs. Quigley applied last evening at the
Central Police Office for assistance TO aid her in recover
three children she stated that, having been dis
possessed Saturday last she went on Sunday evening"
In search OF place where her children ana herself coud
sleep for the night She left the children in Narirk-t
Kngst while she went to her sisters residence, at
Bedford and Downng-sts, and when she returned the
children had disappeared
Charles Hohle, age IL years, of No. SOL
Fifth-at, disappeared January 20, aud his body
found yesterday IN the East River OF fiftlst Coroner
Wonan Investigated the case, and found that the boy
was Ia the habit Of gathering coal from the boats and
had on The day in question been driven away 10y the
az % pd s on that dy We're covered With ce aud YER
dict OF accidental death was therefore rendered
\ special meeting of the Executive Com
Iutec oi the American Butter and Chee%r) Exchange
wac held yesterday afternoon act upon the request Of
the Dairy Associations and Boards of Trade IN the
test the weights Of cheese concerning which there are
often dfernces between the marked and actual weishs
Mr. Vim. Hardy. Ncll-knOwn w.ighcr, was appointed
an Official Weghor, subject to the control OF the EI-
change.
The Park Commissioners yesterday opened
the bids for the new Jor OF the Third Bridge
over the Harlem River. Controller Green present.
The following the proposals received: william F.
Morgan. 81 80 per 900 feet board measure; Harvey
Lee Box and Lumber Company, sit Is. The proposals
for the roof on the Music Pavilion on the Mall OK
Central PARK were received but the opening W." post
loned until May D, 1879.
The examination for degrees Of the students
Of the graduating class Of Columbia College Law School
VIII begin morrow, and be connued Tor several days.
Tomorrow- examination viii lee on the topics Of munich
pal and general aw-ihe law Of contracts, and domestic
relations. saturday will he devoted tn real estate law
On Wednesday next the subject Of lors will BE- taken NJ.
aud saturday, May :, the examination will conclude
Win equity iuT1srrudcnct evidence and the Newlork
Code The graduating class, which numbers over 200,
has been divided into sections ana each section VIII he
| examined separately.
A new studio building is to be erected at
Twcnt y-seventhst and Broadway, the ground for
mcrlS occupied by the late sculptor Cason. The build
ing VIII be OF DICK, Win Nova oS,ia trimmings ana III
hight will l.c three stories with Mansard roof The
entrance wilbe Broadway. The first ho0r Is arranged
to used ether three stores Tho remainder
The building viii he arranged especially for studios.
The windows la b. feet wide aud 10 have No mai
hons ia order thar ,uueh light possible without
shudow may be obtained The cost of the building will
be- $4,000 J. A. Wood Is the architect.
An inquest was held yesterday In relation 10
the death of Thomas GoustOn 81 years OF who died
on april 20 injuries received through falling from
the front platform Of No ~ VI the Dry Dock, East
ID,
TIN, testnOn, showed that oulston was Intoxicated at
the time, and rode the front platform in opposition
the wishes Of the conductors that he fell or at OOseyest
v lille scchn. Cor money To- pay Tor his fare and thai
the wheel p.ss,d over his arm before the ear could be
stopped, llus causing injuries which resulted IN death
verdict Jf a. dental death was returned.
BROOKLYN
The Fourteenth Regiment has received full
new st ~ cD0rs from the state.
IOusehOlders OF GrenpOint are organizing
with view to compel prompt REMOVAL OF ashes
and garbage by the contractors who declared 10 be
very Negligent
A mechanics lien for 81, 800 has been put
upon Primary schooihouse No. 3G-whlchi Il building on
etogget, l.. D.-by Henry Kemp, sub contractor, for
bucstone furnished, concerning which there il dispute.
Catherine Wakcley, age 40, of No. 16i CO.
lunIha-st., jumped overheard nom IiaIniltOnavc.
forry-bont with sucidl intent, on Tuesday evening.
steamboat in exhausted condition. After rcsusciti-
At The tland Hospital che was restored to her home.
Three boys, Thomas BiggTt, George Town
Icy and James Murray were committed for examination
Justice Riley yesterday, having been caught IN the act
fOrcibly entering the unodcuicd lod-c at No. 81
CumbcTlln1st. canvas bag containing twenty keys
and miscellaneous articles was fOunl Ia their pos
seesiOn.
A delegation OF clcrgymen and laymcn from
the Temperance Brotherhood Of Christian Churches
urged Mayer Hunter, yesterday, 10 nominate for Com
missioDcrs OF Police and Excise only who would