New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-14
NETWORK CITY.


st. Patrick's Mutual Alliance and Benevolent
Society held their annual picnic yesterday at Joness
Wood. There were Irish games, music ana daueinR'
Solicitor Wilson was again in the city yes
terday continuing his investigation into the district
burglary The testimony laid before him IS not yet
read for qualifications and he declines 10 give lts pur-
port 10 the public lie will probably report ho"e'cr'
during the week. .
The Young Mems Christian Association held
a reception last evening, at Association Hall al "ncn
Miss Margareta b. Moore gave readings Almost every
seat on the floor occupied aud he galleries Weio
almost filed Miss Moore reads In clear ulsnet nOO,
though is hardly strong enough to De hsaTa a ~ Care
part OF u large building Her delivery VI hiu' N'
seemed 10 please the audience particularly
No new cases of small oX in Harlem arc re-
ported The cases mentioned IN THE TRIBUNE yeSter-
day seem TO have originated in the family OF MI
Fromee who lives in Tbri-aye., between one -nundreu
and-tenth and ,,h tho
three of the household were seized Win to
contagon which spread to the family next door, oeo
Ffomee while the corpse was In the ROOM
A new steamboat line has been started on
the West Side As yet there is only boat when runs
from the Hudson River Railroad depot at the ioo' VI
northumberland twenty ffthst. 10 Pleasant Naey a"u
Fort Lee calling az Washington flights. Inc hfst poa'
ruu was Peter CoOpcrs private steamyh 81 80 be
which was so well patronzcd that larger one had pe
substituted. Mr. Cooper Is taxing mncn iu'eIert ~ @
| new enterprise, which IL ih'ehuSu Ioi 'h0 "NNN
| ton OF wOrnDgncD'
GEORGE Parker was stabbed, by Charles
|
| Williams IN the leg and arm ia quarrel at NO Il
Tbou psou.st, on June .. On being taken TO Bellevue
Uo.pta he sank gradually under his injuries until yes
| ,cr1av morning when he died. The House Physician
| WIS of the opinion that death resulted from ntna
tu'eJ nv tLc stab wounds. Williams was arrested
the time Of tue sabbng and held by Justice Morgan
10 await the result OF ParkePs injuries 'oiohoi LIZA
| hon will mold an Investigation to'day'
| At Rarnum's HippOdrome last evening" dur
ing fat race three horses and their riders fell IN
beap az the Fourthave extremity OF the track negro
Jockey fell Oh top OF his head. where he remalneu
posed for an instant aud then fell but quickly rising.
the track but the remaining one was carried Oh III an
nscnsibe condition. Subsequently acarrIge appedIeu
win the little fellow who mad sustained severe cut
above lett eye from the hoo OF one oi TIC aniai'
| He will be able to appear as usuaI to-ldy'
There was a story in circulation yesterday
| that friend Of Hiram G.. Disbrow Of No. 247 East
Fmeth-st had been attacked with bydroph0Da' MT
Disbrow aughiugy informed TRIBUNE yesterday tha'
II was hoax His friend was bitten by dog two
weeks ago and being afraid OF hydrophOna lmdgiheu
,rat he frlt the premonitofy symptoms. He ATTEMPTED
,di inr cass OF water and in his hysercal excite
en choked it. He soon aiterward auShea at ~
nbsurd nervousness, aud yesterday he was ~ good
health as ever, and attending TO his business as
usual. ,
The schooner Allie Bickmore, which recently
sailed from this port for Fernandina went ashore Oh
Long Branch Sunday noon. The schooner was en-
yeloped in dense fog, and to this circumstance inc
accident was attributed. The Allie Bckmore was ne"
vessel of about 400 TONS and valued at $4,000 She
wac owned III tins city, her captain holuug Puarci
,ntcrest The Allie BickmOre Lad board tuli cargo
consisting mostly OF of which there were nearly o
bushels. The vessel Is well up on the oedch, out wh
good weather it expected she Will be set aoat to-day
Hiih nitIe injury. The Coast Wrecking Company has
sent steamer Rciei ad about oO men " ass's' ''
schooner. ~ .
A decree has been rendered IN the Umte0
states Circuit Court in the Of Francis W. HolDro"h
,,,,s, william T Enrich in which Judge Ward Hunt
- Icn aninns the decision OF the District Court III
favor Of the defendant. The action was brought to re
cover the value OF stock 81 goods DelongIne 10 el
trude Fuchs. who was aGJndIealeu p'Lhup ol oDtO
Der 1874 on July lG oi the same wear Jude mcht vas
obtained against her ~ man named FISHER Tor SOD ~
A levy was made by IA Deputy Sheriff ani her stock OF
goods sold July % 10 Enrich for $500 Enrich IN turn
Sold the property. but Hobtook the assignee ~ bank
ruptcy of Mrs Fuchs, insisting that the lltc TO me prop
ery had never passed from Mrs. Fuchs demanded the
PROPERTY aud beng refused brought the suit
A statement was made yesterday to the eff
feet that the Eleventh ward Savings Bank at Seventh
st. and Avenue c. spending more money than II
earned that ITS deficiency income for the past yeaI
WAS $3.50 and that the amount Of It's salaries 1920 had
been Maid out its deposits. j. H. Zimmerman, secre-
tary Of the Institution wa. ltesIohuau Py & i, t6
porter in relation 10 the matter ana nc sau .nat the
nnly truth about the statement the amount OF sal
The re,uiar scmannual meeting OF the Board OF
trustees was held yesterday and from the reports there
riear proft during the past six months. During the
previous year profits OF the institution were SiG2
Warden Quinn, of the City Prison, reported
10 the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction yeseT'
lAV
Robert Cunningham, keeper OF the Essex Market prison
OF having shut in cell and roughly treated L. a.
Klebe Of No. 1870 Pnneest., without warrant, and
would report that the keeper blameess OF iuten
iona wrong doing Tne t'stimony OF ne ne witnesses
IN mt with several prisoners WAS mistaken for one OF
! Ten minutes afcrward the mistake was discovered
and Cunningham went TO the cell, released him aud
auoogzel Kcibe SAID tina; he was satisfied that Gun
bingham had meant to do him agy hdrn, accepted
the apology, and did not press the complaint.
| William Grant, of No. col Second-ave., who
says he has been employed as "A proorealer at No rs
John-st r0r past writes 10 deny the truth Of
statement in Saturdays TRIBUNE TO the eject that the
City Printing Company had dismissed its compositors
| for the reason that many Of them unsteady in
their habits drank, and neglected their work He says
| the only osteuslbe and ayo~ed reason for making
the change in the city Prinnghouse vas that was
requisite reduce expenses aud the plan resolved up
on ana adopted TO accomplish that purpose evidently
was to employ female composors and nonunion men.
| The TRIBCNE's information was obtained from mem
her of the who stated in plain words that Wuy OF
| the drank, and were attentive to their work
70 they had dismissed the whole Ol tne with the pur
| pose Of rtemploylng The beet
The final race of the letter carriers occurred
last night at Barnum's Hippodrome. There SIX
starters, each of whom had one of the preliminary
| trials their names Ed. Mcintyre Brooklyn; W. IL
| EagaU, New-York; c. Pinney New-y0rk j. H. Start
! Sew-York; owen Lewis. New-York, and wm. Wild
York. At the word go. the contestants sfarted
| a, , rand gait with W. III. Eagan leading He held hi.
postiou the first three cIrcs, when he passed
| ~ J. H. start aud T.. McIntyre. Ga the sixth round
start was ruled out OF the for Unfair walking ana
MCINTYRE BY about % yards la minutes 81 see.
ond. Daring the latter part OF the race Egln made
many desperate attempts TO regain his lost ground
the fals too late aud he the second 10
AZ the judges stand Some Of the antagonists had hosts
of frpnGs appauded and yelled their favoriie
passrd i and howl dsuIaliy when the Brooklyn maa
was announced as the winner.
The following appeal is made by a CORES
poudent: AT No lac East Twenty-sixtnst upper floor
there lives lady u refinement and ability who desti-
tute circumstances For two she has been pros