New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
NETWORK CITY.


the tomorrow, leaving Pier No. 30, N r. at $3.50
y. N.
William II. Guion, Treasurer of the Building
Fund Of the Floating Hospital OF 81. Johns Guild,
acknowledges the receipt OF 81 800 for the fund
c. II. Benedict & Co., provision dealers OF
No. so Broadst, yesterday announced to the Produce
Exchange their inability to meet their engagements.
The opening day of the Atlanta Boat Club
has been appointed for Monday May 81 at the bOa'house
Onehundied and-thrty on the Harlem River
Abraham Gilchrist, age 4, Of No. 454 West
Fifty thirdst, Instantly killed yesterday by falling
pavement
Panama created considerable interest on the
Stock Exchange yesterday tho price falling from 13s to
100 without any known cause. The Executive Commit
tee Of the road met yesterday but transacted only routine
business
Martin Ward of No. 43 Spring-st., while
visiting at No % vandewatert yesterday became in
toxcaed and c down stairs. lie received concusson
Of the BRAIN which will probably result fatally as Ward
is 60 years OF age.
The fine weather of yesterday attracted an
unusual number OF visitors to Central Park Throughout
afternoon and early evening the dVe ana walks iS
Park than upon any day this year
Officer Living of the Twenty-third Precinct
Police jumped from car yesterday at Tlrdave. and
Onehundrcd and twenty sccondst, and was Knocked
down and run over by q MIX wagon Ills arm ana ieit
breast were severely injured
Harry Slaughter of No. SAT West Twenty
fourthst jumped from moving xpress train at spuyten
Duyvcl yesterday afternoon. and being Violently thrown
against rock, his skull badly fractured The inu-
rics will probably result fatally
Coroner Kessler held an inquest yesterday
uon tie remains OF John Blake WHO was Killed by
blow red hot horseshoe. thrown at him by Thomas
Boylan at No 205 West Fortiethst on April 26 Boy Ian
fled and has not since been zen ne JURY o Returned ar
charged
The 9th Regiment n. G. s. N. Y, Col.
Hitchcock commanding, paraded yesterday, on the occa
son Of the 18th anniversary Of the departure of the
regimen, Washington 1T the outbreak OF the Rebel
lion. The regiment was reviewed III 'front.' OF me lily
Hail by the Mayor and Common Council and made hue
appearance.
The Secretary Of the American Institute of
Architects, a. j. Bloor, warns people against giving
assistance 10 man calling himself Louis Lefeyrc, from
Strasourg who has forged recommendation to charity
jurorting 10 he signed by NJ. liloor; also, against
inli giving the OF Hubert, who has made use OF
similar means.
The new st. Demands Church in West
Fourteenth ST., between Eighth and Ninih-aNes will be
dedicated by Cardinal McCoskey Sunday, May TO- at
1890 m The dolicatory sermon VIII be preached by
Rev. Dr. Henry A. Brann will deliver lecture On The
Popcs the Protectors OF Popular Liberty"
A preliminary meeting of the Assembly Com
mitec appointed to investigate and report upon the
alleged undue increase Of crime In this city, aud the as
segted apparent inability Of the authorities to suppress
it, was Held yesterday a the Office Of the CHARM m the
the investigation was not fixed, but Will probably be
some day during the coming week.
The list of candidates for appointment to fill
the vacancy by the death Of Police Justice Thomas
d. Sherwood has increased to 100 The only prom
nent name mentioned yesterday I'm addition to those OF
the day previous was that Of Isaac Brown, the we'll
known xton Of Grace Church Lie was urged for .s
lake steps to fill the vacancy for several days.
Yesterday COS scholars from the public
schools applied for admission to the College Of the City OF
New.York and their examination will begin this morn
jng The examination OF the College students for adj
vancsment will begin Friday next. and will be con-
tnuel Oh each day of the following week and also on
June H. The Executive Committee has DESIGNATED tues
day June - for prize speaking, ana Thursday, June -,
for commencement
There are two publishers in the field this
year with City Directories The compilation of one of
these Mr. Goulding's. has already been noticed in THE
TRIBONE. John /. Trow, who has published directory
for many past, announces that his compilation Tor
1876 will be ready for issue In few days and mean
time cautions the public not TO accept his vais directory
as his own HIS ,anVassis Has pce' oohc en'o 'he MD!
Day removals.
The Republicans of the With Assembly
District held meeting last evening at No. G3 Ludlow-st,
j. n Lanthier in the chair. John j. OBrien was elected
dclegate to the Republican Central Committee to I'll
the vacancy caused by the departure OF W. O. Fritz
Twelve pe sous were proposed for membership. mo-
ton was carried to direct the Executive Committee To
investigate the charges made against several members or
the organization for voting another than tie Republican
ticket last Autumn.
The XVI!th Assembly District Republican
Association held their regular monthly meeting at thcir
hca laarters Fieenthst near Eighthayc last even
ing Col joel W. Mason presiding Elk new members were
elected and the resignation OF Carl DAMN member OF tic
Central Committee, accepted letter from the Ger
man Republican Association Of the district recommending
Dr. Francis Dastlcr the sor Of Mr. Damn, gave
rise to proraeted discussion on allowing tie German
course TO be pursued by the Association The letter was
at length received and Dr. Dastler was elected member
of the Central Committee.
BROOKLYN.
Grace Presbyterian Chapel, at Lewis-ave.
and Monroest received the sanction OF the Presbytcry
last evening to become an organized church.
The number of deaths last week was 1874,
against 200 the previous week There were % cases OF
smApox of them fatal and % cases of diphthera, 25
o. which were fatal.
The Commissioners of City Works cOntem-
plate inviting of the prominent opponents OF the
Hempstead Storage Reservoir Enlargement to visit and
inspect the reservoir.
Bernard Stgel of No. Go President-st. quar-
relied with his vile Caroline yesterday, and cut of
three Of her fingers by catching them in doorway and
slainming the door against thcn
The inmates of the institutions of public
charity, in Kings County, are distributed as follows:
Aimshouse Cos; insane Asylum, S33 Charity Hospital,
35:i; st. Peters Hospital, 81 Nursery 3eS.
Ex-Coroner Joseph b. Jones, NJ. d., ia a can
ddate for Health officer under the amended city charter
He has served two terms as Coroner ana was Formerly
Hea tn Officer during visitation OF the yellow fever
Otto Brazmcr died in the City Hospital late
on Wednesday night from burns received on May II,
through the upsettng Of kettle Of boiling varnsh at
M0llcr Schuman's yans factory, at Marcy and Flush
iDg-avcs.
The will Of John George Jung, who mur-
dered his wife and commit suicide in East NewYork,
was presented for probate yesterday whelmlna Bed.
gold lungs hOusrkccpcr - the sole legee of
the estate, which is worth about $500.
Della Murray of No. "a IIudson-ave. was it
feared fatally burned through the ignition Of her dress