New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-30
NETWORK CITY,

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| Marshal Hart has extended the time of apply
ing for licenses and renewals OF licenses to Now 40
| Senator Sprague was in the city yesterday,
on the from Texas to his home IN Rhode Island.
| Controller Green made the following pay
ments yesterdays Department Of Police for salaries and
Department expenses October s2SooOo; LAborers for
repayng cobble and Belgian pavements to Oct 49, sl2
borers on the new S6nch Croton water MAN, Mott and
| Canalsts., TO Oct 10. $6,497 70.
Luther C.. Gallagher, age 30, q stock broker,
residing Bloomfield, N. j., fatally injured about
l:I5 D. No. yesterday, by blow the head from piece
OF iOist. which fell from scafod on the new buildings
at Wall and Broadsts; The Injured man died soon after
| being removed TO the Newest Police Station.
| Programmes for the approaching Universal
Exposition Vienna be seen at the free reading
room, Cooper Union The Commissioner for tho United
States is Gen. F. b. Van Buren,, who win be glad 70 fur
nish any additional information. The Patent once he
ports with the new drawings and specifications have
reached 50 volumes, covering the period from July
| 4, 1871, TO June rs, 1882
| Commissioner Van Mort reports that the
public baths used by 1881 persons-Of whom 2l2i
we're women-from Oct. to Oct. 49, The baths were
closed on the latter date having been since June
During the l1s days between these dates 29ll men
for bathng-a total OF 63lli0 The greatest number IN
any dayTuesday, Aug. 12-was l067l. The cost or
maintaining the baths was 1855 A. or less than TWO
| cents a bath.
A delegation Of Indian chiefs who have
been In Washington arrived in the city yesterday after
| noon,
party includes "a chiefs IL squaws, two children and
four interpreters. The chiefs represent the following
tribes COnanches, Arrapahoes Apaches Kowas, Cad
docs Witchitas, Wacoes keeehies Delawares, and To-
waccaroes. They in charge OF Capt. Henry f. Al
yord SPECIAL Indian Commissioner They Will remain In
| the city until tomorrow evening.
| An examination was held in the Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday, before Judge Fancher in
the case of Gordon Gordon against Jay Gould. The wit
ness examined was Thomas Smith OF the firm OF Marshall
q Co.. jewellers, Of Edinburgh. From his statement it
would appear that Gordon Gordon previous 1870
introduced to his firm as Lord Glencarn" and under
thousand pounds for articles Of ewelry, representing
himself as man of great wealth and having estates
in England, Ireland, aud Scotland. The examination
will be resumed to-day
BROOKLYN.
Prospect Park visitors last week, sO,197.
The 10Th Regiment, Col. James Jourdan
commanding, inspected yesterday, and mustered
AL men.
Michael O'Brien and Peter Weir, two of the
gang of Silver Thieves" convicted yesterday of
grand larceny in the Court of Sessions and will be SEN
fenced to-day.
James McDonOueh and John Russell were
committed yesterday to await the action of the Grand
Jury for alleged completely in the shooting OF James
Ganley on Sept. 20.
The last championship match but one
between the Mutual and Baltimore Clubs played
yesterday, and the result the Of the lat
ter by the score OF 10 This the twenty ninth defeat
sustained by the Mutual Club this season.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
RHINEBECK.-Mrs. John Newberry, of High
Falls, N Y, in jumping from the Cincinnati express
yesterday noon fell upon the track and had both
feet cut of She taken to McElroys Hotel, where
she soon died. Her husband child, and three ladies
were with her.
PoUGHKEEPsIE-The demand for Dutchess County
for New York service Is great. Mayor East
in hourly receipt OF kilograms upon the subject
NewYorkers are arriving by every train, determined to
at any price. A number sent down by
last nights boat. dispatched into the country by
by the propeers John L. Hasbrouck Daniel 5. Mil
Ter. Oxen will also Do shipped from other points The
effect Is eyeTsh among farmers. Settled prices have
not vet been established. From s. 10 $2 day, per
yoke with boy TO drive, is the rate at present
NEW-JERSEY,
JERSEY CrY.-The Superintendent Of Public
Schools reports average attendance Of 26l pupils in
the evening schools lich have been opened since Oct
H. an increase Of neary 200 corresponding period
last year . The Board Of Education has decided. by
vote OF 10 TO 3 not to purchase the German Academy as
had been recommended by the Committee. The Board
of Public Works resolved, yesterday that the expense
must be met by general tax the whole city. The
tenth annual meeting OF the Hudson County Sabbath
School Association viii take place, tomorrow, in the
Bergen Baptist Church at Madison and ClinOn-ayes.
PATERsoS-Harry Graham. machinst, age 90, native
of the city, cut his throat at 10 a. No. yesterday,
count OF quarrel with his wife. Recovery is possible
The horse dstemper Is increasing rapidly. Forty
casessOme OF them bad Ones-were reported yesterday
Hardly express or livery stable has escaped. The
express companies are much embarrassed by the dis
ease.
NEwARK.-Mrs. Catherine Woods, tho wife OF labor
ing man, struck by locomotive while crossing |
Veseyst yesterday and both OF her legs broken
and her head cut. Her injuries are fatal