New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-09
NETWORK CITY.

sioE. r. State treasurer William and Controller
John c. Burch Of Tennessee.
NETWORK CITY.
Centennial Agent Bger will meet the wine mer-
chants Of York to promote interest In the Cen'eha
O'clock tas been enormously stated that the 'e'
William Pollard of Fifty -frst-st. and Thlrd-ave.'
an empoye Of the Newaven Railroad Company, fell under
the wheels Of moving train hs ;oaby W fatal
He taken to the Park Hospital
A regular meeting of the Central booksellers
Association was held at the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday
morning but there being no especial business or he
ing aeDiance small The present condtoh Oh '"ue
reform was informally discussed and the officers were ap
pointed draw up report w6i se ceDra
is auxiliary at the Convention The Association
to meet at Niagara Falls subject 10 's Cali VI
its officers.
Trows Ncw-York City Directory for 1s75-76 has
made appearance goody volume containing Z3oH
Names showing OF 446s the number IN the
Directory 1874 u.s. issued By the same publisher MAKING
the calculation Of the 81 NE
The population OF me city nov IecS Is n
and accurate than ever before me @ h arr ara care
1t Of residence have been more na ay
G IN the e p 11 aa Sa' Of tie DfecdTy
BROOKLYN.
There were 700 persons treated at the Brooklyn
City Dispensary last month.
The new directory for this year will contain
lI472i names, or $3.50 than that Of last year
The body of a tall man. clothed in WOODEN jacket
dark and panao0ns was found III Inc 'er III o
foot Of Irving st., YESTERDAY
Workmen are removing the rotten wooden pave
msni from Atlantic e snus blocks ana
There were 1O7 cases of contagious disease re-
ported TO the Health Department during last week. as fo
lows: Diphtheria, 3d. scarletna, 40 smallpox 81 yphod
fever, l.
The Superintendent of Buildings reports that,
during May he applications for permits to erect
new buildings W for buildings OF brick and stone and 80 for
wooden buildings
The CITY Treasurer's statement for the past week
is az follows Balance previous week, 2jj2s0 b; re-
hand 81 I2OOl3 -.
Peter Reitzcr was placed on trial before County
Judge Moore yesterday, for the second me' oi an Assault
with intent Joseph Werner Of Moore st. f. D. The jury
after short debeaiion returned verdict OF not guilty. ana
the prisoner was discharged
Patrick Cash. who dangerously STABBED
during an ARRAY at Myreaye Park about 12l5 a. M on
sunday still alive at the City HOSPITAL There are now Nv
positive clew to the real criminal has be en- discovered
The first game for the amateur championship De-
tween Arlington and Olympic Baseball Clubs oil new
York play the Union Grounds YESTERDAY Tine VEn
eighth innings. The score stcd-Oympe ~ Arlington D.
JERSEY CITY.
James Evans held in 81 900 bail yesterday
charged with stealing several valuable dogs from Henry Man
ming .
The body of an unknown was found floating
near the Central Railroad yesterday morning The man
had apparently been a sailor.
Mrs. Nelson, residing the flights, attempted sui
eide hv humping the Hsckensack Turnpike bridge INTO
the river, Monday afternoon but was rescued
Washington i. Williams, welknown attorney,
appointed Cos oner Of J1t yesef n rs H
gen. ..,,,.,n,-
Joseph Hensicker, a halter was arrested last
preferred 10y person in ttaston, Penn.
A meeting of the clergy and aity of the Method
is Episcopal will be held Friday to devise some
means prevent the sale of the Harrison Methodist Epseop
Church under an execution
w. b. Guild, counsel for William Cunningham,
conyict, soliciting the murder Of his wife, has made appi
cation trial. Judge Ellsworth reserved his decision
until next Monday.
A large number Of persons were arraigned before
Justice Mills yesterday charged with selling beer and liquor
without license on Of me cost, " c r w uae
!R'i i%'nai1s '"'' '"' ''''''' '' ~
The Board Of Representatives of the Fire Dapart-
men Monday evening decided 10 have their annual parade
a. An entertainment vii be given a,G q, tne @
trial Institute building for tht ben't Of the "o"' anu o
plans Fund.- In the evening OF that DAY
Last evening four elderly ladies called at Peter
Kebbs saloon in Mulherryst Hamonst, and asked
perms sion 10 hold meeting MI Klebb said that he
objection and for nearly an hour the aes ana
exhod During these exercises about NIFTY men ana ooys
were drinking rafting glasses Before taking their
departure asked permission 10 come again this even
ing and hold aprayer meeting in Mr. Kbbs summer garden
Mr. Klebh would not consent alleging as NE sa
surroundings were not such as ldaes ou" 'o' "
''"''' LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY.-William Wengel, years of
age residing has been missing from his home Tor
two days band Of yps,s encamped lately near the
village and II IL thought IN following the band the child
has lost his way
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
TARRYTOwN.-The election for a l'rlgadicr-(cneral
Of the Brigade Fifth DIVISION rendered vacant by the
retirement Of Bng.Gen James Ryder, was held at this
Mace on Monday and resulted In the choice o COL
James Blaiyelt Of Nyack Inspector On Gen. hust'ds
staff
ing voted TO appropriate money 10 pnrhas.
engine of large hook and ladder truck and apparatus
and build the necessary houses
NEw,JERsEY
ORANGE.-The Common Council held a meeting on
Monday evening The following appropriations were made for
the year ISIS Police Department. $4,000 Fire Department
81 500 support poor $1,000 streets and highways
900 public schools 81 667 contingent expenses $1,000
10 ay indebtedness Of the city including sinking
fund e. "a 776 for Lamp District a, 5000 Lamp Dis.
Siu0 resolution Was adopted closing baroer SHOPS
sunday at IA. m.
EIu,BHrH-At meeting Of the city Council held Mon
day evening petition signed by Mayor iowney and other
prominent citizens presented asking the Council !" appo
81 900 toward celebration OF the Fourth Oh
| juy. The petition a. denied by vote Of III t06
IgvlxGroxThe residence Of W. X. Taylor entered by
who succeeded III correcting
articles o clothing and Other household gooiS but were
frightened before they had time 10 remove the goods
.ssNc-The 42d anniversary o the North New Jersey
Bap Association will lie held IN the Baptist Church today
The Rev d. Heidtn Of Orange Will preach the opening
RAuw.Yrhc womans Christian Temperance Union Of the
State will hold its second Convention III this
city on Thursday and Friday, June 10 and ii.
s,LEM-Aaron NJ Baker hal a valuable COW killed on Mon