New-York tribune., 1875-10-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

The United States steamer Hartford, Farraguts
old nag ship, arrived in port yesterday.
The exhibition of labor-savng machinery for farm
use at Institute is extensive novel and attract
A womals face was severely cut in a Sixth-aye.
yesterday by the breaking Of windowPane ly passing
wagon.
The Innan steamship City Of ChesterNrriyod yes
teray two days behind This due to strong head
winds snd very heavy cargo
David Hazard age a. died at the Essex Market
Prison yesterday morning lie had been committed on his own
application being sex and destitute
At the American Institute Fair firm of flower
Tho are exhibiting their wares furnish ee
The branch of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
on at Bowcy proposes have reunion of workers
AMI benelciaIies of the institution on Oct 2s
The Officers Union of the Mercantile Library AS
sociaton has passed resolutions OF respect fer the memory Of
Cornelius l.. EvcIitt, who Vice President
An attentive audience listened last evening i'll
Assoeaton all ieJ ~ setGe on MTse and lis
The rooms Of the Palette Ant Club are again open,
having been reurused and decorated throughout The clb
about 800 members aud is said TO be In fonslng
condition
The reply of Controller Green to Commissioner
regard the contracts for the water pipes and other
work understood the matter in the discretion OF the
Commissioner Of Public Works.
About 80 invitations have been issued for the
meeting merchants and journalists at the Cenen
NAL Grounds in Philadelphia 70 morrow Among the guests
| will be several prominent gentlemen OF this city.
| Some very lively steering done i'll the North
River O'Clock last evening by the Thos Coyer, two
almost have jumped boat to the other all around.
II will he one of the duties of Bishop Littlejohn,
while in Europe ST. pas Episcopal American
Brooklyn gwen chime of SO Belgian bells To the church
The Anthracite Board of Control met yesterday at
the department OF Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany decided that the prices Of the various kinds Of coal
Tor the month should remain the same az for the last
month.
Israel p. Warren of Massachusetts, and Mr.. w.
Wyman, doing business at No 7l4 Broadway filed yesterday
assignment for the benefit Of creditors 10 Andrew L. Taylor
Heinrich lmhorHt filed similar assignment 10 ohVer D
! The Apprentices Library, No. 472 Broadway,
reopene 1t contains 10000 volumes and
supplies annually nearly 10000 volumes to 1000 readers
Winter.
| An unknown man, age 80 years, over last
evening Westst Charles by No. 26 OF tho Cross
Town Raroad and was severely injured lie was taken to
aresteG sTlsS%I ''0''' '" ''"'u N'''' ' ''''' Was
Grace Chapel, which was burned in 1872 has been
rebuilt, and the edihee is approaching completion 1t is
Gothic IN STYLE with towers IA lee high There are several
dnoron shades Of stone besides the scotch red granite used IN
| its construction.
The postal officials say that the "put !" and "cal >
pamphlets placed the Office boxes day ago were
properly stamped Addressed absence
Of address enabled me erLs to place he pamphlets indis
| Crminately in the boxes, thus saving much time.
| The inspection of the Fire Department was con-
cluded yesterday by the examination Of the Tenth Battalion
which consists Of Engine Companies Nos and a. Chemical
Engines Nos aud T. and Hook and Ladder Companies
| Nos IL aId IL. All belong in Westchester County.
Many delegates from all parts of the United States
and Canada TO the annual Convention of the Grand Inter-
national Division Brotherhood Engineers
wtc meets at Irving Han this morning. arrived Ia the city
yesterday. The Conyt ion viii continue eight days.
| A boy named William REM of No. 220 East
Twenty ninth st. who seanga ride crosstown car,
jumped Twenty. third and under
second car the wheels Of which passed is head
saS si@f him iH ''"'y i"' "'''r r"f A0'0''r Was ar
| The Church of the Sea and Land, at Henry and
Markctss comfortably filed last evening with an audi.
assembled in the interests of temperance The pasor
the Rev. Dr. Hopper introduced the Rev. Theodore l..
Cnyer of Brooklyn, who made short address, ana fol
lowed by Mr. Gibbs, who announced himself ~ PIJhib
! tions"
| The Board of Police, by tie vote, yesterday re-
fused to detail extra pstromsn at the Cooper onion.
Roundsnan Nathan Coleman the Twenty second
cinct and Patroman Thomas yrnes Of the Fifteenth
cinct ordered before The Examining Board with
u their promotion. An inventory O all the police property IN
the various police stations was ordered to be taken
| BROOKLYN.
Policeman Joyce will be sentenced tomorrow.
| Over 700 aliens were naturalized in the County
Court on Monday.
The receipts of the Department of Arrears for the
| last week amounted to els, ,S3l b5.
The police have seized 53 stolen barrels which had
stored up by boys be used for election bonhres
! The Kings County Supervisors yesterday adopted
report oi their Committee Taxes fixing the county
Q iIro OF the state tax at II ,3O7,20i o.
| Ihe City Treasurers weekly statement is as fol-
Balance previous s7G4 24l 81; receipts