New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
In the English eItradition that Of Frank Allen yes
teriay motion TO dismiss the denied and tho
animation ordered be proceeded with Friday the 9th
inst In the H. p Cbrsy viii in the Supreme Court
after taking proof and hearing the evidence the
iury retired and found for plants-Harret Chrsty ct al
all the issues submitted This ends the for the
cn the triumph Of the first wife, In the United
States Circuit Court yesterdays the OF the United States
ag John Kcan charged with secretng letters In the Cen
cal Post Office with stealing them the prisoners
moved for arrest Of judgment the jury having
brought in a verdict guilty. The motion argued when
the Court stated that decision would be made Thurs
day
John Smith Of bridgeport Conn., and Frank Stratton an
Eneshan committed for trial yesterday charged with
having stolen from Aub OF No. Jsl broadway guam
utr Of six cravas ties &c. vaaed at $500 the
night Of 18th ut In the Of Smith agt acAand In
tho Marine Court yesterday suit TO obtain tho value Of
trunk and wearing apparel detained by the defendant pro-
prietor OF the hotel OF Fourth-ave and Twenty
seventh ST. alleged debt after hearing the evidence and
summing up the Court took the papers cserVing s decision
the French erradton yesterday the taking OF esi
mony was concluded; the summing up will commence on
Thursday John Cronn and James Enelran each sen
tenced months imprisonment In the Court OF Gsneral
Sessions yesterday for gsrrotng sailor and robbing him
of Ell.
Asa Jamsca train passing the Of Van sike and
Atlantic. ayes Brooklyn yesterday. old named Gus
by Wills attempting the street was thrown down.
his back broken and his face badly cut Aler Mcfarand
and John Conner committed for examination yesterday
on charge assaung and robbng Michael HALEY Ia Wash
ineton Park Brooklyn Monday night destructive hro
occurred about midnight Monday the livery stable Of
W jackson In Atlantic ave brooklyn. by which number
Of valuable rotting burned 10 death Among
them we're the otiing colt Mystery tho ottng horses
od Jscket Sunshine aud Peculiar and five other fine
road hoiscs total value estimated at 5000 Coaches and
wagons with other property also destroyed TO the vaile
$4,000 exclusive Of insurance While running to tho FIRE
Edward Cool. member OF Engine Co No. was knocked
down by the steamer and Instantly killed.
About 100 inunoiions granted against the Board OF
Excise Yesterday and five applications tor license received
by advice Il District Attorney Hail. Justice Bowling. at the
Tombs Police Court has decided TO receive no more con-
paints liquor dealers arrested by the police for voa
tons the Excise law until the matter has been definitely
settled by the Court Of Appeals At the opening Of the Court
OF Common Pleas before Judge Brady yesterday appiea
ton in behalf various parties beng made for pJuncon
against the Board Excise Judge declared the decision
Cardozo the Law Of the court until that decision
could reviewed by the whole bench sitting 10 denern term
He also OF the Board not oaou
lated obedience judicial authority The njanoons
were granted
Thomns Newell was committed trial yesterday charged
with having on the ui stolen value es from
the room of guest at the Bulls Head hotel. VIM Doyle was
committed for trial yesterday for having stolen vaise from
T. H. Porter Of No - Whitest Saturday last The
mains female infant bearing evident marks Of violence
we're yesterday morning found in the vault attached to the
premises No 10 broadway How they there Ia unknown
The steamer Mauritu from Sweden with 900 emgrins
board Is expected at this port In few days and Is
the first emgant vessel that has sailed directly from Sweden
TO this country.
little daughter Of Geo Dougsn four and half years OF
age living the Of North Tenth and Secondsts
Brooklyn D. severely burned by her clothes catching
fha rk.u Eorfh
Eevcph Mary H. Blake aged % locked up for intoHieatOn
Brooklyn Monday night attempted to commit suicide In
her cell. but discovered In time TO save her life
fire was discovered yesterday morning In the upper story
Of the house No 3oi Cberry Before 1t could be
e,tngushed the upper floors with their contents
siderably damaged Total bss about s9'oo fire broke
out osy yesterday morning In the dstcry Of s. r. Bonn
Co.. No Is Abattoir place. West Thirty nnthst The flames
soon communicated 90 occupied by dealers In hides aud
fat aud both buildings completely Quilted Loss $780,
partially insured.
Richard Edwards was committed for trial yesterday for
stealing two coats and other property to the value
Of $50 from c. II. Miller Of No. 472i Broadway. Sarah
Lyon was also committed for stealing watch and other
swery valued at $500 Margaret Lennor Of No So su
vAn-st.
An Irish woman aged o. whose is unknown, died Of
cholera at No. II Mottst, at p Monday af'er an H.
ness admissions deaths
cholera patients board the hospital ship Falcon since last
report The remaining passengers by the steamship Marion
l7J 10 number. came TO this city yesterday. -..
Christian Jackie Of No. 223 Hudsonst committed for
trial yesterday charge Of opening jcwery store filed
with articles stolen from others in the business and for
taking three rings from the store Of j. H. Huten Of No II
Nasssust .---~--- .., OIL.
1t Is stated that in consequence OF lhesh. the tour OF
Stephens through the United States indefue
y postponed Prominent members Of the Roberts Sweeney
party said to be going over to Stephens.
The annual distribution Of prizes at ST. Francis Xayiers
College made yesterday. The 10th annual Commence
ment occurs on Thursday evening next.
Gold closed at 1887 after selling at 1921 and 1881,
yesterday Government and the European sdvces
indicate continued good for sos The mse, closed strong
oil shares In demand quotations In there 10
nothing Gail o.n abundant and there sbso'
lutey employment for tho offerings In this form
GENERAL NEWS.
A church, a memorial TO Washington Irving Is being