New-York tribune., 1872-08-19
NETWORK CITY,

The Civil Service Board OF the Custom house
OF which DeputyCoector T. L. James is chairman, has
been organized but will not begin operations unti TIC
official papers have arrived from Washington
Great preparations are making for the Scot
tish Games by the Caedonian Clubs Of this CITY, BROOK
lyn and Jersey City Donald Dinnie and Fleming, the
| Scotch athletes, are to Dc at each Clubs games
Anna Cohen, age %, whose husband deserted
her about year ago. hanged herself in the basement OF
her mothers dwelling. No 49 Norolkst, Yesterday,
while suffering from insanity, supcrinduceo py doe uc
trouble
Archbishop McClosley has transferred the
Rev Father Penny from st. Josephs in sixth-ave 10
the assistant pasorate Of ST. james, The Rev John j.
Duffy u. d., has been appointed assistant pastor oi s
! Joseph's.
Deaths last week, 752; births, 4A; marriages,
63 arrests 1884; dodgers at stationhouses, 1856 loss
from q fires $3.50; iDsurances, $22oo complaints for
violations OF city ordinances, 4i5; fees IRON Zy ceiS
! granted, Sl,6O' 2oi h'u@'ohS Pioeoou ~ '0 A' ~
| Bureau, g4o.
An unknown man was found severely in
inred on Saturday morning in the cellar OF the he"
Staais Zeitung building. TyOnrow, where he D. sup
D"sed 10 nave fallen durng the previous night. This s
bo bd accident of the kind which has occurred during
| the past week. One woman was Killed.
The steamship VibIia, now lying at Pier No. ii,
East River was constructed with special reference TO
the navigation OF the suez Canal and the Indian ocean,
and arrived this port last week Qn trial Trip she Is
m0dious She consumes from II TO 10 tuns OF coal IN "a
hours and when loaded makes IL knots an hour.
Another variety of campaign souvenirs IL
"Memento Of ChappaQua" in the shape Of miniature
Union flag the stuff OF which ia reputed to be made
" from ehoppngs and prnnings by Mr.. Greeley's own
hand" The flag be worn on the lapel OF te coat
and bears the following inserpon and lRS RrdS 5 q Op
The officers of the steamship Rising Star,
at this port state that they sighted July 81, the stern
paddle riyer-bolt Columbia 20 days ont from New
orleans bound to Santa Martha. She drew but feet
Of water and as her hull 40 feet above water she
strong winds aud her crew was well, but out Of pro-
visions, which were furnished by the Rising Star.
4 resolution signed by about 80 sailors board
ing house keepers to cooperate with thc Shipping Comms
souer in inforcng the new law has been received by
Cant Duncan Nearly 1000 men have been shipped
snce Aug eth when TIE new act took effect The ae-
tion of the shipping Commissioner here IN sending
crew ~ Philadelphia said To have greatly surprised
tbe obstinate boarding ghouse Keepers and "Odfashoned
shipping g-masters at that port.
Important changes will be made in the in
terror arrangements OF the academy OF Music The
second tier VIII be extended about IL feet at each ehd
and the decorations q tn audience viii ne re
touched b. the painter aud the glider. IMPROVEMENTS
will be made in tie stage machinery Inc ech'Ia @ Cn IN
dc,r containing 2G0 burners has Decn taken Gown Vr
tLe purpose of attaching 10 each one or them minute
copper wres that oil the Jets can be lighted hereafter
in,tantaneUusly by an electric spark
Emanuel Sanchez was charged i'll the United
states Commissoner Court on Saturday, with having
400 unstampcd cigars In his possession. During the
examination letter purporting 10 be from the
Board Health, and stating that SAILOR had escaped
from e Numancia the pestshp, and that the prisoner
was the man. As sanchez was known to have Hyed III
this city two years the letter caused only mentaIy
uncasess in the and the prisoner was held
10 await the action Of the Grand Jury, IN 5000 bail
James Legrand, carman, OF Jersey City, was
found lying drunk in the gutter at Greenwich ana
Laightsts on Aug. H. ana was taken to the tlith
Precinct staton-hOue. About y hours later Phihp
sheridan, aged y, No. 391 Greenwich-st brought
carman- receipt book the station which he said he
had found The next morning Legrdnd identified the
book, stated that s6ol hsd @ 6een Ien ron a
several bows subsequently recovered $ls "a OF The money
and rings clothing, and other articles valued al 81.
Sheridan who under arrest charged With having stolen
the money, gave money several boys, ana bOght hu-
merOus articles and sutOf clothes Thomas McGar-
yCy, sheridan accOmpice. was arrested a the request
OF hi. father and while entering the staS0uhoe' lAIcW
S27 the plunder under steps OF the building where
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