New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-26
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Music in Washington Square this afternoon.
Ferdinand Shwarz of No. IA Greenwich-st
ouarreled with two late last evening" in front of mis-
house and one of them Louis Frank, stabbed him twice
in the side.
The 9th Regiment was inspected yesterday,
and present csc men, absent 81; total 67-a gam OF
1913 since last year.
.Joseph Dion will leave this city for San Fran
cisco Tomorrow, where arrangements have been made
for a match with John Deery at the American game,
four ball. push and crotch barred for $1,000 side, To
take place In about one month.
Mr.. s. r. Wells of The chronological Journal
writes to say that no connected with his office could
have been referred In the paragraph in yesterdays
TRIBUNE speaking OF verdict Of noted phrenoogist
on the photographs of 20 heads OF leading oomanderS OF
the Prussan army.
The United States authorities have seized
900 oo cigars belonging to L. Reed of No. 10 Dey-s
he being charged with violation OF the revenue iaws.
proceedings have been taken in the District Court ior
the of the property which Is at present
placed under $1,000 bonds.
BROOKLYN.
Deaths last week, 1856.
The Art Associations new building is to cost
$1,000.
John Slatterly, aged years, fell from a
fourth story window Of No. 50 East Warrenst yester
day, and was killed
The Brooklyn Central Dispensary has treated
sss patIents from Jan. to date. The Directors have
purchased the building No. $40 Raymond-st for ss2o
The Brooklyn Sunday School Union has
elected the following officers: President A. B. Cassweh
Vice President A. Huchins. NJ d. Corresponding sec
Rotary r. s, BussDg; Recording secretary, israei a.
Barker; Treasurer, c. C. Nudge; Assistant oecre'ar3
JUN ~ LONG ISLAND.
East MoRIcIIEs.-Ocean Division No. 466
g. of T. has elected the following officers C. \. LOCKER
w. p: NJ A. Barbar W. A.; II. NJ Raynor, H. 8; H. {.
benjamin A. r. s.; Jennie l.. Gould, :; Mrs Lucinda
Could t. j. T.. Barbar. Chaplan; Rosa IL barpa on
ductor; Laura T.. Robinson A. e.. D. D. iooAer l. o.
A. W. Kaer, o. s.
PosIYy-The articles OF association OF the new North
Shore Railroad Of Long Island have been ned In 'ho
commenced at once. The amount OF capital Stock ;
s5oO0OOO Length OF road 100 miles to eommshee az
Jamaica, and run through the Villages 81 anna @
s%rig Unntin gton Centerport, Northport Middleyle
smii4iown stony Brook Port Jefferson, Southold
Greenport Marvin, and Orient Also q branch RON
| nirestors: Daniel W. Remsen, and X W. leavitt OF
Einshng: Charles McAuley, Thos. A. WILDWOOD John r.
smith, r. W. Adams WIN b; Maben' Henry ho p,
Unwejl smith and Francis Weeks of Brooklyn Robert
psgsrs of Huntington, John D. Straton OF Rdgew ood
| ana ogden T. Pell Of n. !. CITY.
xoxr.uK-some men while on the beach on Monday
,,nnd dead whale from which they secured about 800
unds OF whaebone. The whale was as feet long. and
| had three harpoons ia IT,
NoRrHvILLE.-Elisha Wells has been appointed post
master.
| crrcuoGUE-The house OF J. A. Tuthill burned
| two days ago. Lose 1900
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrTY.-Seventeen head of cattle were
killed and wounded in the Bergen Cut yesterday
| morning. aud locomotive was thrown IRON Tue H"A
uNIoS HGLL.-Ahee Veniows AGED Yeas'' "s' 's'l''