New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The CustOm-HOuse officials refuse TO grant
rcapprasal Of Schulho Co.'S grapes and the Dstrict
Attorney will begin suit for their condemnation
The number of immigrants arriving at Castle
Garden yesterday by the steamship England from Liver
pool was 332. The Italia, from France, brought H.
Rebecca Grosher of No. Franklin-st. was
knocked down and over by horse ridden by FRED
eric Mott and Yesterday and was sS 30
hurt internally that she is not expected TO recover ohc
was taken to the Park Hospital
At about 3 D. m. yesterday, John Schneider,
age 40 a German boarder at Frenchs Hotel In Printing
House-square, was found dead in his ROOM His head
was dsfgnred by large wound and ny his sue was
pistol, with which selfInuruer mao e'iuehy OUCH WIN
mtted.
Maria Ennis, in fight with Susan Sanford
at No 10 Yorks yesterday. was struck upon the head
piece Of iron and received injuries that probably
will prove fatal. Tie injured woman was taken 10 tnc
Park Hospital and her assailan was committed 10 await
the result of the injuries.
The Law Committee of the Common Council
at the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen to-day VIII
recommend the enforcement Of the Dog law passed one
year ago. providing for the appointment OF two oica
dogcaciers in each Assembly district, who are en-
powered to seize all unmuzzed dogs found at large
within the city limits
The old tobacco factory of p. LOrillard q
Co. on woostert and South Effth-ave, between Spring
and Broome has succumbed to- the steady demand
for Wholesale business houses In that S
building level with the ground ana III it steau
viii be- erected large buildings suitable for the
present demand in that quarter.
Proposals for erecting a new musical pavilion
in the Central Park received by the Commissioners
of Parks yesterday. That of A. ]. Campbell was for
So 6 and that George Fischer was for ~ 100 three
proposals for erecting frame building for animals In the
Park opened and were az follows r. b. MeE I'm ia'
300; j. ID. yandever; $3.50; r. B. Donovan SofSo.
The awards will be made Tomorrow
The steamer ID. II. Martin, running between
Staten Island and this city, In leaving the slip at staple
ton yesterday afternoon In collision with passing
schooner, the bowsprit Of which tore away coISldr
causing any great damage. There was large number OF
passengers upon the steamer and for few minutes ue
excitement on board was very great
A meeting of the Commissioners of Docks
WAS held yesterday afternoon but little business was
transacted beyond that OF routine nature The report
OF the Treasurer showed balance on hand on June ID Oh
$sI7.759 Of. Application was made by three sn isn
refners for bukhead at which To land their meIchal
disc the North River The application was relet, h
TO the Executive Committee. IL - now UNDERSTOOD INA.
by Ike resignation Of the Chief Engineer Gen Graham,
until the meeting week after next
BROOKLYN
A canal boat, loaded with coal, sank at the
foot Of Noble-st. about o. m. yesterday.
Smallpox is unusually prevalent in the
Seventeenth Ward and the Health authorities are taking
precautions to prevent II from spreading.
The June Term of the Kings County Court
of Sessions opened yesterday, with Judge Moore pre-
siding. There so criminal CAGES on its calendar.
The Kings County Committee of the State
Prison Association has chosen +. T. Hoyt as Charm1n
r. T. Beers jr Secretary and Dr. j. Hobart Brge as
Treasurer.
Jacob Freshman Of No. 1S1 MOntrose-
E. D., was committed by Justice Eames yesterday,
charged with having inflicted severe scalp wound on
his wife with an aS while he was drunk.
There were 142 eases of contagious disease
reported TO the Health Department for the week ending
June 49, being II than for the previous. week;
There were IS of dphtheria 62 OF scaraiina al
of smallpox, and of typhus fever.
The frequency of disturbances in Leffers
Park, Gatesave. has induced the residents OF us
neehborhood to seek for its Indictment as NUISANCE
The park ID used picnicTound ana beef-Sarde anu
is said be the resort of prohisate men aud women es
pecialy at night
Vice-President Scott of the Pacific Mail
Company stated yesterday that at meeting OF thedrec
ors held during the morning, power of attorney was
authorized he granted for the purpose OF signing me
Australian Mail contract into which the COMPANY h a.
entered As the power has been drawn Up II
regular FORM will ne teegraphed 10 Lnnd"h' I"s""''
JERSEY CITY.
The Supreme Court at Trenton yesterday
decided the contested election case OF Wickham against
Van Horn in the Board Of Chosen Freehoders
from the With District OF Hudson County, by unseatmg
! HenEy X. Van Horn, the incumbent
Tie case of Martin luncheon, one of the
Judges OF Election Of HOboken, who indicted Tor
rregulaty at the last election, was called in the Court
OF Quarter Sessions yesterday but he did not appear
Ills bail was declared forfeited. John Torpey OF Hobo
| ken his bOndsman IN $1,000.
John ORielly, pound master, was arrested
yesterday on charge that he nstgated some boys to
break open an ncosure and drive five belong
ing J. loot of No 325 Raroadave in order that he
might impound them The COWS were released py Iiin
after a fec OF ~ for each had been paid
NEWARK.
George T.. Clifford was yesterday sworn in as
Receiver Of Taxes, his bondsmen In the sum OF $4,000
being A. A. snalley, William 4. Ripley, George Peters
| Gcrshom Lockwood and A. g. Plume.
| Conductor Seals of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad admitted to bail yesterday on
the rye Of assault and battery for putting passenger
Ill De Meyer Of No. o. Bond-st) off his train 1t APP
pears that DE Meyer bought ticket for Summit and left
the train at South Orange subsequently he went upon
seass train and presented his punched ticket which the
conductor refused 10 take DE Meyer declining to pay
his fare. was put oil the train
The Common Council Committee on the
Fourth OF July Celebration has decided to open the Pas
sale River regatta to all amateur clubs Of the State
Prizes will awarded follows: Set OF colors for the
champion sXoared gig; badge for each OF the winning
the victor in singe-scull The sixoared gig aud
the singlcscuIl races will be and half miles each
straight away and the fouoared race VIII be three miles
NEW-JERSEY.
BAYoNNE.-At the request of President New
man. the Common Council has appointed q committee to
investigate charge which is current against him. aleg
ing that he took advantage OF his official position TO effect
the sale of site for new school building in the First
| Ward. The records show that Mr.. Newman sold the
property on Dec l. 1874. ana the sold 1t to
| the city in February, 1873.
UNION HIII.-IIerman Hode, the collector for Lime
worths brewery, who supposed To have absc0nded
with $1,000, returned yesterday with the money. He
had been taken suddenly sick III Sew-iOrk on Monday
last and could not communicate with his employer.
ORAYGE.-A meeting OF the New-England Society
held Monday evening. paper on inside Telegraphy"
was read by II. II. Ward. paper treating especially Of
the history Of the Society read by w. r. Garrison.
| ELIz,BETH.-Tle Board OF Excise met Tuesday
evening ganied all the licenses asked for, and then
dere The Cnef Of Police 10 PROSECUTE all saloon keepers