New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
NETWORK CITY.
The inspection of the Tenth Battalion OF tn


The inspection of the Tenth Battalion of the
Fire Department which have taken place yescr-
day, has been postponed until Tomorrow.
| Richard Brennan of No. 81 Essex-st. attempted
commit suicide yesterday BY cutting his throat with
razor. He will probably die OF his Injuries
Postmaster James will confer with number
gentlemen to-day the subject OF the new postal law
applied TO newspapers and packages
John Kuneen, agess17 months, fell from the
thrdsOry window in the rear OF No 23l East Twenty
ninthst 10 the yard, yesterday and was killed instantly
A model of the City of Paris, made entirely
OF metal representing all the public buildings parks
Notifications and cnyIrons and occupying space OF 400
square feet has been brought to this city and IL TO DC eA
hibited.
| Joseph Tagle of No. 292 Dcancey-st.,
struck Adoph LOCKER of No. Isl Rivingtonst upon the
head with anger yesterday. in Patterson Bonds
soda water factory, a. 1913 Deancey-s, and lockers
skull was fractured.
Edward Schiclc, German, Of No. 154 Az
enue c. workman in Mahewss mineral water factory,
at Twenty and Firstave, wounded In the
abdomen yesterday, OF the machinery, and inter
nal injuries received that probably will prove fatal
The managers of the White Star line are
greatly delighted that the Gcrmanc their newly finished
steamer has Just started her initial trip to these
shores It is claimed that this is the finest ship yet placed
in the Atlantic trade. She is commanded by Capt Ken
| ncdy, formerly captain OF the Baltic
William Ticrney of Onc-hundred Land thirty
sixh-s, between Lincoln and wisaves, while at work
Yesterday at Northumberland twent yninthst. and
Second ave, stabbed in his right side by Thomos
Malan of Onehundred-and fourteenthst. and Second
The wound Ii probably fatal Milian was arrested
The New-York City School Teachers AssO-
ciaon at their annual meeting yesterday elected the
following officers: President, Is. ID. L. Southcrland
ycePresidcnt p G. Duffy etitia Mathews; Treasurer,
Katharine W. White Recording Secretary, Jas r. Petit
grew; Corresponding Secretary, NJ Louise Ciawson;
Financial Secretary Henrietta Woodman Editor, Alb
ner b. Holey; Librarian, Matthew j. Elgas
The receptions of the Female and Male Art
| Departments OF the Cooper Union will take place on
Thursday and Friday evenings. The Commencement
will take place in tho Hall Saturday evening
| from 10 q. IN to 4 p m. Friday and Saturday The
reading room will he closed on Wednesday and Thurs
m, and thereafter usual.
Goulding's New-York City Directory for
1876 has been issued 1t contains 253,63l names,
and it IL claimed that this Is larger number by 24l2s,
at least than given other directory
| OF EewYork: The volume contains large ,,
double map OF the entire city THIS directory Is pup
Nassal-st, and was printed by John Pohemus in the
remarkably short time OF IL days
Farragut Post of the Grand Army OF the
Republic with its invited guests will form in procession
Decoration Day, at the Boulevard and One-hundred-
Cemetery. At the cemetery the Rev. Mr. Wheatey will
olciae chaplain and AN address will be made by A.
T. Kechum. A monument Is to be erected over the
Of aIH C. Cameron the cornerstone ai OF
services will be held in Harlem Temple.
The festival at the House of the Association
for Befiending Children and Young Girls, at No. 1876
Secondave, yesterday, meagery attended, owing to
unfavorable weather 1t ia therefore proposed to con-
tinue festival to-day The Institution is presided over
by Mary C. d. Starr, and occupies six-story building,
80 feet front by So feet deep, provided with chapel
dormiores, sowing,rooms, ana Laundry, suitably ar
range. health and convenience IL offers an asylum
to ALLEN who willing to return to virtuous
lfe and provides religious SECULAR and industrial cdlc-
port is stated at 225 whole number cared for 325
number dismissed 23G present number, So The total
ipfa nf he a
1874 were 81 $50 80 total expenditures S140o6 SO;
total Indebtedness May 1, 1873, S35,926 ~.
BROOKLYN.
The estimated cost of grading and paving
Thrty-ninh-st. from Fourthave to the city line is
! $iOS46.
Francis Young, the pork-packer of Atlantic
ave. who was missing, has returned He states that he
absent in the country on business.
Edward Brady, arrested in this city last
week. and held to answer charge OF Illicit dstiling
was admitted to bail in the sum OF $4,000 yesterday
The Brooklyn Home Mission and Tract So
ciey has been seriously embarrassed by debt of 900,
and several gentlemen have subscribed $4,000 for its
| lief.
| There will be concert at Prospect Park
next Saturday at p. for the first time this season.
the music be given by the 23d Regiment Band L. Con-
terno, leader.
The City Treasurer's weekly statement is as
follows Balance from last week, Sl07l,6os %; re-
cepts $751; lS IS; Disbursements Sl9SSll II; bal
ance on hand, 81 .O539s5 CO.
Thirty-fve bids for $4,000 of sewer and
assessment bonds and Sl250O0 permanent water loan
bonds were opened by the Mayor and Controller yeser-
day The lowest bid for the former was 100, and the
highest 1897, while the bids for the latter ranged rom
TO- TO 53i2 The United States Trust Company was
| the successful bidder
! A delegation of Democratic Aldermen visited
cxRegster Mclaughlin yesterday to urge the appoint
ment Of ex-Assembyman DOminick III. Roche, now Sec
rotary Of the Board OF City Assessors, as Collector OF
Taxes and Assessments in place OF Lemue Burrows,
whose reconciliation by Mayor Hunter was LAID on the
! table by the Board OF Aldermen.
In the inquest concerning the death of the
| child James Kopp, who over by a locomotive OF
the Southern Railroad the Johnsonaye. Pank-road,
f. D. on May 3, the jury rendered verdict exOneratng
the engineer and censuring the Railroad Company for
not having whistle blown at the crossing where the
boy killed and also for allowing trains to be at
| that point at too great speed.
A daughter, five years Of age, of L. F. At
Tx was robbed gold locket and chain valued at S35
while she was playing in front of her home, at No. 100
willoughby:ave. Yesterday the stolen property
found in the possession OF Edward Webb age Q, and
The boys arrested and taken before Justice Riley,
but. as Mr. Attix declined to press complaint, they
were discharged with reprimand
JERSEY CITY.
Isaac Gatlip, age 13, tried to jump off
train on the Pennsylvania Railroad In Bergen Cut yeser
day, and was severely injured.
An unknown man, apparently German, was
run over by a Morris and Essex Railway train near
Thirtcenthst yesterday morning. and serious injuries
sustained.
child named Grogan fell from the second
story window Of the residence OF its parents Frstst
near Newarkave. last evening, and sustained injuries
which will probably prove fatal.
The Board of Education has determined to
pay half to teachers during the vacation, and 10
make them wait for months pay until the apDrOpra
tons for year made, in order to prevent the
closing OF the schools
A large stone became detached from the
side OF shaft No. in the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad tunnel yesterday morning and fell