New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-31
NEW-YORK CITY.


NETWORK CITY.
Bv the four steamships which left this city
for foreign ports on Saturday 57Sos letters were sent
THE TRIBUNE has received 81 from Suspen-
sion Bridge n. Y, for the Poor Chldrens Picnic
Fund.
The delegates to the meeting of the National
Board of Steam Navigation to be held at BUFFALO, Will
leave here tomorrow Tor that city.
Ernest Gunsch, aged g. committed suicide
at his residence No. 2s5 Avenue b. on Sunday morning,
shooting himself through the head with pistol.
Marriages last week, 1871; Births 532; deaths,
e1s; arrests 1855; applications for licenses 23 receipts
NJ Commissioner Van Mort 500 10; Controller Green
dsbursed on Saturday s96396 55 and received s99 o.
Friends of Ferrer de Comic, the editor OF
Ell Cronisa have learned by cable that he is recovering
from the effects of the wound received in his recent duel
with Col. Pic Rosada.
Henceforward the central Office of the united
Hebrew charities Of the city will be on the first floor OF
No. 80 East FOurhst. The work OF relieving the dest
tute will he begun early III September.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars of this
State will meet in this city on Sept. 13 Among the
features Of the session will be the presentation OF gold
gaye valued 800, to the subordinate rouge Vi 'he
Order showing the best record OF work
A thief entered the room of b. Kiralfy, one
OF the Kraly troupe Of dancers at the Maltby House.
in Great Jones-st, Saturday night. and stole gold
watch valued at $780, beside rings, penes, anu Je"e3
"a
II was stated on Saturday evening, in one
Of the hotels frequented by Italians, that Turin was
murdered by orders OF the Carbonar whose agents are
active various parts 81 t d the eas which
led 70 nirinis DEATH but when questioned on inc SUI
ject became very reticent and refused 10 converse
further on the matter
The Pacific Mail steamship City of Picking
WAS omen for inspection Saturday Several thousand
awaited themselves of this opportunity to WISH the mon
ster steamer. which has attracted general atehuo .
within the last few daye All visitors eHprtsseu tHer
delight at SO fine example OF American shpDulbE'
and the appointments throughout were pronounced per
feet.
Barney Dorsey, one OF the official dog catchers,
was compelled Oh Saturday by Mayor Hayemeyer 10 re-
nav Mira DE Manlius of No. $50 East Twentythird-stS
which she had forced TO pay 10 the W
secure the release OF black and tan dog when Dote5
had seized and carried away "hio IL "ae " N0i e
| on the walk near her residence
The Chief of Police of Montreal has sent
dspatch TO superintendent walng. requesting him 10
| arrest Francis Snowfall sight SNOWFALL was
cashier iu a commercial agency at Montreal ana re-
Gently appeared his account books shONinH uln 70
| he n do iulter q considerable amount. III - pic
sumed Dy the Superintendent That he wiz alte1pI "
| take passage steamer leaving this port
Frank Thomas, a Waterman in the brewery
at Fify-nintht and Eeventhave last evening, while
driving number of children away from the neighbor-
hood of the brewery, where they were PLAYING acel-
denally shot one OF them James IoDln ageu H. a
arm. The wound slight and the lad after having
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Thomas arrested.
The sixty days notice required from de-
positors in the Freedmans Savings Bank before claims
could be considered expired on Saturday This made
little difference the bank having suspended payment
Commissioners Creswel, Purvls, ana LeipOIu, up
pointed to wind up the affairs OF the bank are now cor
&c per cent f sa a9ab aef y@ Viii
Gov. DIX pardoned on Saturday William
Dugan and Richard Carroll. who were convicted last
FAN of robbing the brig Matano and severely wound
inc her commander and sentenced 10 20 years In state
Pflsou II has recently been proved that Kelly, Con.
row and Griffin of the gang Of "masked burglars"
lately sentenced TO prison, were tue perpeeaIs u I
deed. Carroll has pulmonary consumpOh' anu "in'0u
when the good tldings came TO NM
The convalescent patients of Bellevue Hos
pta are to have their excursion on Wednesday next
Warden Brennan has returned from his vacation Yely
much improved by his recreation lie will see that the
excursion is genuine benefit The steamer be cV
mssiOners C Charities and CORRECTION Tue TRIP VIII nc
down the sound to Harris Island and return. Lunch
will be served on board The steamer Is 10 start at ~
a. m. .
William Patton and James Boyd, two deaf
mutes ate oysters John Clarks saloon, at No. $40
Church-st on Saturday night The repast over, they
refused TO pay for it. aud when Clark began TO reason
with them about the wrongfuness OF their deermlna-
ton they became enraged and smashed goOd leal Oh
crockery. They were arrested and yesterday justice
Wandcl sitting at the Tombs Ponce Court, eohpeued
them 10 pay the broken china, ana hned tho 30
each.
Representatives of the various labor organ
izations met at Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon to
complete the arrangements for the mass meeting in
Tompkins.square this evening ExJudge Case, on ac-
count Of Sickness will preside. Leander Thompson
will take his place Among the speakers OF the evening
will he John swinton, Theodore l.. Tonlns0n; D. NC
Mackin j. I. Elliot, DR. H. Kinget, and j. Ii. VOL Ihe
French Workiug mens Association ana the painters aud
bakers will meet at their lodges and march thence to
SQUARE. The square viii be Illuminated.
poucc committee Of 200 Will preserve order III Is
announced that Christian Mayer VIII be present.