New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-05
NETWORK CITY.
The firemen are to be paid to-day.


NETWORK CITY.
The fremen are to be paid to-day.
Police arrests for the week, 1888.
Commodore Vanderbilt continues to improve.
Shad poles have disappeared from the North and
East Rivers.
The stone portion of the fort at Willetts Point is
rapidly falling to pieces
officer Low of the Eighth Precinct was arrested
yesterday for assaung his wife.
Graphing for lost anchors is a regular business
the waters surrounding New-York.
-Four hundred births, 459 deaths, and 1O3 mar
riages were recorded last week.
Twelve yachts are entered for the annual regatta
OF Atlantic Yacht Club ON lay.
The New York Racket Club will be opened next
week at Sixth.ave. and Twenty -ffth.st.
Receipts last week for 431 licenses, $2,S14; for
Croton rents, &c. sS3,ls9 80.
The annual regatta of the Knickerbocker Yacht
Club has been postponed until next month
parrot which hangs over an apple stand on
Wess passers by, "Stu Yourself stuff yoursefP
A bootblack at feminist. and Broadway has
small yellow dog and large yellow cat as his constant CON-
panions.
All taxes on real and personal estate which were
unpaid Will be sent to the Bureau Of Arrears for col
Stephen Angel has been appointed by Controller
s. $500 800 at Year, VI ''''''
The free swimming baths will open to-day. They
the foot of Fths East River, and West Eleventh
Yesterday was Whitsunday, and special services
of the Catholic and Episcopal Churches Of
the city and suburbs
The Mayor has written to the President OF the
Department inqu ring why the Tompkns square i'm
provemen,s are delayed.
Col. w. b. Farwell won the Luther badge at
the third tme and acquires II
as his personal properly.
The first vessel built for bringing fish alive in
wells the NewYork markets was the Amherst and was
A Bedoe's Island soldier Struggled two pint bot
ties Of rum to his quarters by carrying them from this city
concealed IN an accordeoh
Controller Green on Saturday paid 500 715 80 to
the employees Department of Pubic Charities and Cor
May; and Will the nrem n salaries toGaY.
Old St. AIMS Catholic Church in tor-pace,
nearly opposite tie Mercantile Library beng PIT to the
The will of the late Surrogate Van Schaick was
admitted to probate saturday His entire estate, which
OF personal property bequethed to his wife, who is
made sole eXecutrIX.
Soldiers are at work taking down the quarters and
hospitals Oh Days erected during the war
The lumber from these to be conveyed to the dhereni mill
tary posts in tine haitor
The sutler on Bedloe's Island is a boy nine years
old His father being Ordnance Sergeant incapactated
FOR the position o. sler he obtained II Tor hs son from
secretary BeEnap
The Committee on the Fourth Of July Celebration,
which met at Thurlow saturday extended
an invitation TO Lafayette the grandson Of Gen La
tGyette, residing IN faTis, to attend
The scholarship Mercury lies OFF Harris Island
abandoned Part Of the boys from this vessel have been pace
in rial school on Harts ltlAn and the remainder
| have been sent to the House OF Refuge.
A box of flowers, sent from Boston, was received
II the Boys Lodging 700 Eeventhst,
saturday good condition and were distributed among the
| poor children OF that CROWDED neghborhood
The Jumel estate, formerly occupied by Roger
Morris condition Of neglect and decay Tho lodges are
crumbng broken down, while weeds and
! underbrush IiUt over the whole domain
| The Government boat Henry Smith will next
week be laid up repairs Excepting for her annual
hauling trips Of this boat to the harbor defenses have
been interrupted only day in nine years
Ex-State Senator Hugh H. Moore who has long
been an Tammlny Hail politician, has rendered his
resignation as Of the Committee Organization
1t thought that lac will soon break WIN IannAHy aVo
gether.
Vesey-st., in the vicinity of Washington Market,
presents remarkable picture Saturday nghs the fam
ing torches which light the stands, the OF sidewalk
hawker nrong bAsAetladen people, make the
Gene foreign and strange.
Controller Green states that an advertisement of
ts opening public letting has not been made, as 70
qurcd by for publishing and printing me GU Rec2ra
anu distributing the paper 10 few printers only
The conclusion of the Centennial billiard tourna-
ment OF Philadelphia viii take place tins evening at Irving
Han in THIS G n Tyn he s sa oS M S SD and Jest
PLACER America has ever produced. wall appear
Dr. Cushman on Saturday made post-mortem ex-
animation Of the body of Lawler the boy who
killed by Andrew Moore companion on hfay az a m%Gsoh
held this week.
The Police Commissioners have informed the
Health hereafter the sanitary nsp con OF prem
have to be the latter the police force over
6Grcned with WORK. and insufficient in numbers 10 do all that
is required OF il.
The Republican Reform Club has decided not to
hold mass meeting Cooper Union June but provision
is calling public meeting after the adjournment Of
Washington Club to believe that the pest man Will be
nominated at Cincih&u
1.ft nj Inn Sat
day started before the passengers al got and threw
Miss Annie Of No. 446 West Twenty seconds under
the train At the k of his life Sergeant Thatcher OF In
% Of from sg e Gq s a ear sI "a ts TS To- save ef arm
Controller Green has designated Tax Commits
soner George Andrews associate member OF the
Commission Settlement OF Armoy Claims, In compliance
with requirements Of act approved by the Governor on
NAY 20, P ccaI3 a. soa ro and di roons since Jan l.
81 The Of the Commission arc the Mayor
The Rev. Philip SchafI, President of the American
Bible Revision Committee denies changes have been
made by committee, and says that the work Of revision
Sc IF0id 81 les Is conIdes and provisional il has not
decided yet whether any part OF the revised version OF
completed which win occupy several years
Officer Ringler heard a number of men and women
lighting early yesterday morning in Pearst alley and at
tempted derse the crowd They turned against him ana
bfcan to him when no knocked down he leae hugh
MeUonad who Immediately bal succession Oh nus eaused
by the the blow. Catherine DOhhen was
ruck head Receiving severe wounds Assistance
arrived and the whole crowd were taken 70 the fon
Precinct station house.
1t is proposed to erect a new hospital Cd the
ste Of the present Marys Hospital on rtyourhs
between Ninth and Tenthayes more room being required
For purpose nearly $1,000 required Bishop Potter
In assisting obtain this money has
100 should pledge themselves TO furnish soo
e.ch m three years certificates should be sne 10
tose value OF one brick for the new Olhg
These plans have with considerable encouragement
The learned doctors of the Directories differ ma
teray as TO the number residents in NewYork Trows