New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

worthy charity be had at Ponds music store
Revenue officers yesterday seized 1850
CHARS on the steamer CITY OF Vera Cruz aud one case of
The steamer Providence of the Fall River
Line TO Boston, will make her first trip from NewYork
Saturday, the 9Th inst and will be followed ON Mon.
day by the steamer Bristol.
The disbursements of the St. Georges So
c'ey for the month OF April amounted In cash value
1898 90 distributed among POI persons. Including $50
meal aud lodging tickets.
Controller Green paid yesterday through Pay
master Falls the officers and employees Of the Department
Of Public Charities and Correction including the islands
s s@s sGl' III full ." May l. The -n'un' paid WAS
Frederick Henry, age Al years, of No. 100
forsytst, while at work yesterday at No. 4s7
Broadway, accidentally fell down flight Of stone stairs,
AMI was fatally injured. lie was aAen to Bellevue Hos
pital.
| In mentioning the warehouses where the
books are under examination by the Custom House OIL
ciala In yeseriay's TRIBUNE, Typographical mistake
put them IN Bridge ana Stae-sts Tue real locations
were In Brdge-st. and Sonc-st.
| The regular monthly meeting of the XIth As
sembly District Republican Association held last
evening OF Republican Hall In West Thirty third-st,
Bliss IA the char. The names ~ 22 new mc,ubeIt
added 10 the roll Of the organization.
August Unger of lIobOken, N. j., was
crushed by barrel falling upon him from the second
story OF J. H. Van Nosu1uds store, No. 1913 Chambers
His skull badly FRACTURED and fatal rvsulL
pccted. He WAS taken to the Park Hospital.
The fair for the Free Trimming Schools at the
Arnory Of the 7lst Regiment closed last evening Tie
thronged during the evening, and great In
unaffected la the railing for the prizes Mrs
Slpnian played On the harp aud Misc ucibton On tue
pianoior
John Hassett Of No. 954 Third-avc while
1T upon the building Fifticthst ami Third
ave. Yesterday Loot his footing aud fell into the sub
CELLAR lie taken out unconscious and carr he'd to
Bellevue Hospital iir INJURIES were internal ani 1t IL
| believed tnat they will result fatally.
ell ,h-nr h.,r bInr
ceivcd by i. J. Hale & Son towards deaying the
p~pscs Of the celebration OF the Centennial 81 the
Declaration OF Independence, at Charotte ~ Co. on tho
2otn .Ilst: Harper brotners, Sl" L. j. Hale & son.
500; A. ;. Barnes d Co., so; MurcnisOn Il Co., T2J.
| 1t appears from the report Of st. Vincents
Hospital that the society j. in ueeI OF larger and
modern accommodations for the treatment OF PATIENTS
An application - made To the publc for AID to meet this
want. The corporation owns II lot. on Nntb-sve and
,ixycgntist where IL ~ intended 10 erect tue pro-
| posed buildings.
At the regular meeting of the Liberal Re-
publican General Committee last evening. at No. I,26S
Broadway, Christopher Pullman offered resolution that
The Mayor and Common Council be requested to take
discussion the resolution referred Ia the
Committee on Resolutions, to report at the next meeting
Francis NJ. Jencks, one of the Committee of
citizens lately appeared before the Senate Commit
Cities in advocacy of the Riverside Park BILL
has written scnator Woodn q long ettcr-in reply
that Of Controller Green strongly advocating tile pas
OF the simple Justice to tue property
|
work
The Memorial Committee of the Grand Army
Of the Republic actively engaged In making preparL
annual decoration services. The officers Of
the Committee for the present year Michael A. Reid
Chairman; |. T. Shields. Secretary JAS ii: stevens,
Treasurer, and Geo. +. Hopper, Grand Marshal. They
procured the OF Inc cottage IN UuOnsquare
and will establish their headquarters there.
The With Assembly District Republican AS
socation held It's Jihly meeting at Clinton Garden, in
Cinton-st last evening, presiding.
,faI
moval OF Henry A. smith, Que Of the members Of the
Association from the Deputy Collccorsnip Of Internal
Revenue for the Thirteenth Ward. Ii also resolved
that Joseph Archbod, Collector Of inerna Revenue for
the TN I'd District, be requested To rcnsate Smith
The Central Trust Company which has been
formed for the purpose Of succeeding the Guaranty and
Indemnity Company, has organized by the election of the
following Board Directors Samuel d. Babcock, A. A.
Low James b. Johnston, David Bows, Jonathan Thorne,
issIn, JOSIAH NJ Fsae James r Wall~e Charles H. r.
Babcock, David s.iomon Wilson g. Hunt, aud Isaac N
Phelps II is stated that 100000 VI the capital ~ al
! ready paid In.
A consolidation of the lines of the Providence
and New-lorl steamship Company AMI the StJnnsion
Steamboat Company has recently been Effected IN Ter
new charter with the tide Of the Providence and sOn-
ngtOn steamship 0nptny, OF whlch Capt ID - I5dI-
cock IL President and r. l.. W filkns General
Agent Capt Babcocs mas bieu for long itc Pres
,nt and Manager OF the Stonng, on Steamboat Com
pany. The new Company VIII continue ruhhiIs On Doth
! routes az hcretofor.
A considerable number Of well known persons
monthly comme ndaton OF mcrtorous boys Inspector
Elijah H. Kimball, OF the vth District, presided Mas
tiers Clark and Leman acclaimed. After the Principal
had called up before the thousand boys assembled in tho
chapel the highest eight in each cIuss-thc Roll of honor
ing the mouth OF Ap1l the following gentlemen luiie
suori addrcsres Gov seymour, Mayor Wax of Phlla
d,lpllia judge Gilmore at Batmor', james W. Gerard
Inspector of The Vtb District, President Hunter OF the
Normal College, and the Hon. William Wood, oi tho
Board Of Education. Besides these gentlemen the fol
owing were pre5cut: Commissioners Dowd AMI Baker
Edward schel Esq, AMI Trustees Britton Mclean. ond
| Earle. ooor,,
! WIN. II. Calhoun, the young man who shot
hin4lf IN the head High Ground Park GU Sunday last
| in still alive, though his case IL hopeless.
The Young Mems Christian Association being
embarrassed through lack Of money, committee OF
evangelical cergymen has been appointed TO solicit sub
scrpuOns
The trials of Patrick Wallace for killing his
Wife and James Riley for killing his brothcrin''aw
John Monahan, st. Pa'rick's Day have been set down
by City Judge McCue for May H.
Rebccca Blake, age u months, daughter OF
Mr. auI Mrs W Blake was fatally scailed at Ler home
at No i0G Wyckoi-st.. yesterday. SLo swallowed hot
from he spout oI topvl sue died 'itef an nouf oi
Intense suhering
Summer uniforms are TO be worn by the
police and after May 5. The Police Property Clerks
report for April IL Tvs follows: Value Of property found
aud recovered 81 1919 96 delivered "a ownore, So,
O79 IL On hand 81 80 3D.
The charity children of the Kings County
Nursery afflicted with tue spelling mania Twuuty-
of the boys have had photographed contest for
three prizes. consisting OF balls and presented by
their superintendent and teachers
Gen. James Jourdan, President OF Police has
been invited serve Grand Marshal Decoration
Day. Addresses have been solicited from Malor(ien.
Slocum, the Rev. Mcssrs. Wesley H. DAVIS, Norman
yer, aud j. g. Bass, and Capt James Tanner
JERSEY CITY.
Tho unclaimed nrtirlps i'm Dnssoesinn nf tho