New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-02
NETWORK CITY.

SIG IL, and disbursed sl276l3 S.
Mavor Clarkson of Rochester called upon
Mayor Havemeyer yesterday. :.
George Francis Train says that he has VIII
ten Theodore liton sixteen letters within week.
Messrs. Lord g. Taylor will open to-day a
large assortment Of elegant black sk' ana Quiet
goods.
The Second-ave. Railroad Company are e1-
tending their tracks from Chatham-st to broadway
through Worth-st.
The books for the payment OF taxes on per-
sona property were opened yesterday at the Tax Ne
ceiver's Office, and &92s, 900 were received
The thirteenth excursion OF the fioatng
Hosptal was made yesterday in the barge Baltimore
Five hundred mothers with their sick children, made up
the party
The XIIth Assembly District Republican As
ISOLATION held meeting last evening at No. 2sl East
Fourthst. There was large attendance seVerai now
members were elected
At a meeting of the Pilot Commissioners
yesterday afternoon application was received from
John Condor for a renewal OF license Ao'on WIN y"
taken at the next meeting.
Aldermen Morris, Koch, and Gilon went to
Morrsania yesterday to select site for Courthouse
TO be used for civil and police courts OF the new
district.
The Silk Association of America reports
that the total value of silk manufacture received at
this port during last month ia s277l5 Three hundred
and twenty-one bales OF raw silk arrived curing INC
four weeks ending Aug. a. ,
Henry Bergh prosecuted Charles Hickey and
John Ryan, dog cstchers in the Court OF specai oe5
yesterday for cruelty to animals IN
with lasso The men were convicted 9i 81 Pi .e
and sentenced 10 ten days each In the city fi'on
The monthly meeting of the Council OF WINE
and Spirit Traders Society held at No 50 BeaVers
yesterday afternoon The new committees ref ttI
Appointed reported that then organization was sun III
complete and therefore no business was trahsae'ed'
Surrogate Hutchings has returned from his
Summer vacation. There was session OF the court
Yesterday From the looks Of the calendar which Is
yerv long there will be plenty do for the Fall The
Edward L. Weatherhead contested Will case Is eel down
for hearing next tuesday
A gentleman having partly smoked cigar
threw the remainder Of it into the basin OF the new Cy
Hall Park fountain. Two bootblacks had been watch
ing h@ eagerly and one OF them was overheard TO say
{" say Johnny. that's what call waste. HOW hungry
for that stump! Shine, Sir y
A complaint was made at the Mayors ONCE
yesterday against IL. p. Curley the Poundmaster OF
KiDgsbridge E. j. Lewis, the complainant states that
he lost horse which found aud taken to the pound
IL was KEPT few days and then sold by Curey or sio
Mr. Curley has been cited TO appear and answer 10 'hS
charge.
The President of the Produce Exchange has
appoipted the delegates attend the National
pork Packers Convention be held at Louisville on
september o. James W. McCulloh. Chairman, A. s. Roe,
Horato Reed VIM. {. Marshall Edward Fiash W u. NJ
Rosser John L. Brewster, Thomas ii. Stevens, John A
Ameuug, william Ii. Fox.
Jacob Mill of No. 15S StantOn-st was com
mited to the Tombs yesterday by Coroner Eickho on
suspicion OF causing the death OF his brothernlaw
Heinrich Ellenberg by injuries inflicted during fight
several days ago Eenberg died of tetauus induced by
these INJURIES post-mortem OF his body by Dr MARSH
yesterday disclosing severe contusons on the neck
breast, and back OF the head
Mrs. Patrick McGlinn attended an auction
sale at No East Twentiethst and purchased three
mattresses, for which she paid s35 They we're repre-
sented made OF hair, but proved to be neo WIN
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auctioneer, Henry Zlun so complain, was entered
against him Yesterday in the Mayors ONCE lhe mat
ter will be investigated to-day.
The delegates recently elected to attend the
meeting of the National Board OF Steam Navigation TO
be held at Buffalo to-day. left this city yesterday by the
Erie Railway The will continue three davs and
an extensive discussion of the Interests OF steambOat
owners expected large number OF delegates VIII
he present the conclusion OF the meetings pleasure
trip ON the lakes Will he made
The Executive Committee of the Central
organization OF the German Property owners Assoca-
ton at meeting held last night at the German school
I'm Fourhst instructed their counsel TO draft bill TO
be submitted to the Legislature providing for the re-
pavement OF all streets Land with cobbe stone pave
owners along the line Of improvement aud the taxpayers
at large.
Mrs Edward Lyon died on Monday, at the
age Of ll3 years her residence. No. 81 West Forty
eghth-st. or Irish descent, she cane 10 America 10
1870 where az in the old country her life has been quiet
Her ony characteristic which has been the subject Ot
cOmIIenl-aDd this only among her neghDorsLwas her
purctualty at pass she being member OF the Roman
Catholic Church The physicians could trace Der death
To no disease and say t2a u was caused by the wearing
out OF the body.
The physiological notions of street vendors
are often peculiar One OF these peripactc statesmen
was explaining in Printing Housesquare yesterday
upon t5e efficacy OF toOthpowder which he haG Ior
sale aud gave the novel infoi nation that toohache is
due TO the ravages OF an insect which pores through
The enamel OF the teeth and eats the marrow" He
caim
age, gentlemen one package VIII last h'e SeaIs-ohy
We cents a year, gentlemen
In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Donohue, motion was made for bill OF
particulars 10 suit against Mrs Agnes Tracy, better
known az Miss Agnes Ethel. DIR. W. H. Atkinson,
had Or u su 30 be an sa for 70
William H. Anthcn. cennsei Tor the defendant ant asked
pIete statement. The conplanant's counsel did not
answer the question. but said the operations were
public favor The motlen was granted
Frederick Groner age 10 of Troy during
quarrel with Francis Fairbsirn. &c. residing in the
same city, at Pier No 40, N r.. on Friday last. was
stabbed ~ the right side and severely wounded Fair.
arrest and hid I'm the hold OF one OF the
Troy steamboats, About midway between this city and
Albany made his appearance and the oncers OF the
boat arrested Nun AN Tho nyoner was iaten TO ne
yue Hospital. when, after being identned by the
wounded boy. he committed TO await the result Of
Grozer's injuries
A meeting Of the German taxpayers of the
Ninth and Sixteenth Wards held at No. II Eighth
ave- last evening, and temporary organization was ef
fected. Alderman Koch made an address showing the
inequality Of taxation in this city as compared with that
in vogue throughout the OF the State Mr. Stewards
downtown store, for instance is taxed az much a. the
whole OF Hamilton County, and Rue Sineteenth Ward
paws az much tax Albany, Dnchess aud suffolk
Counties combined. German taIpayers ofgsnfrs.lo1s
had formed in fifteen wards OF the city, and the
aud Sixteenth Wsfd. In order that " con bned action
something might be done. ,r.sa@ssD
A tall, thin, dusky-skinned Turk may be
seen eacA Jay solemnly pronenadng In the Castle
Garden rotunds He walks hastily from side to side VI
the inoosure with eyes liked the floor turns his