New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-06
NETWORK CITY.

Square Ho1l-Lsrkin q. Mead the sculptor
NETWORK CITY.
Secretary Bristow was at the Custom-houSe yes
,erday 10 consultation Collector Arthur.
Prof. Favarger returned to New-YOrk by tho
Cbn. and give French readings and lessons again.
Yesterday 1900 Struggled cigars were seized by
Special Agent Bracket Col uowes oce 81 tho corner Of Tseh
Of aud University place.
Castle Garden was enlivened yesterday by the
aua 493 BY the steamer City Of Richmond
Nelis Velander, Swede, aged 81 years, died SUD-
denly at No. $50 Tenthsve yesterday under ereuu
stances which will be Investigated BY Coroner Eckhoh
The Law School of the New-York University
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The Mayor said yesterday that he would probably
his rep to John Kelly. document ready tod. bu he could pot
positively lie declined give the length or scope OIL the document
The opening exercises Of the session of 1S74-5 of
the Homeopathic Medical College, viii take place TO-DAY in
College Amphthster Egbert Guernsey A. D., will di'" the
opening sddres.
John Graham the criminal lawyer, has been con-
eped to bis by ue brought oerwOk for ten days
mast, His supposed dangerous but is such that
complete and physical for made
NJ r. Hubbard. aged 90 years, who was prom
incl this 35 years while descending the stairs
leading from Produce Exchange the Committee
Room. yesseTs SIn ,h r m va, y earned to the
ashiu gon HOTEL where be resides
The self-cOnfessed physical condition Of very
large majority the asked ia the different State courts yes
i act Sr 6e;y' TS. which ns SoS IT
which seemed like epidemic was lel't disease
Many of the well-known musicians now in the
city have offered Dd entertainment to be
given Hall Mond, evening for the benefit Of cook
Gase. Of The Free Tsanns seaos' o. G TO S M Of s
ball free eS,ge Ticket. had at sehrmer music store
A meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Bosr Missions the Reformed Church held yesterday
No 81 vesey the Rev Dr. Van Kleeck in the chair Appropr
to the following churches. Two Rivers "iseoo:in
Ssys' t sS Ssq &. Sasass
reported an indebtedDess Of s6376 ST.
| man Giving the name of Charles R. Ballard of
this city, Yesterday the First NatOus Back at Roudoa AMI
the Charles Bray letter Of Introduction puporng
Thru Ss,ious sad By George opdy.e Co and
city discovered h,t aiOrge Ballard escaped before bis
| No additional casualties growing out of the bull
invasion Of Sunday night reported and there doubt
that dangerous animals killed during that evening The
removed by the Of contractor owner coming TOR
Of the law against driving of cattle through the streets below
Fo,rcond there would be also number Of civil suits
for damages the owner is not hsey to appear
| A TRIBUNE reporter called yesterday on some OF
the engineers Central Depot learn facts about the
meeting which reported held Sunday at ST Charles
Ehth.ave discuss the proposed decrease Of the engineers
salaries bY the railroad eompane' They stated tina, toe mee-s was
only the gatherings OF he tngneeS Asoson uu
that discussion concerning their salaries.
The annual meeting of the Alumni Association
College took place the Chapel Of the Coz
lese Po nh Prof Henry Dn.ler in the CHAIR Tue Charter
accented reported Of cash band TO be
Sglo s Pre- tsi"I F.ene s'i D. Ps IL Van
ArmingeF Treasurer. Seth Low
| A statement of the Street-cleanlng Bureau for
September 5S6 miles ofstreets that 4o2e3
loads hs swePinss and 46S loads Of gar
b.se were the ty This done at cost Of s3
pe az Sunns tSss month were 1881
the last month but there were 40 miles moie o. see ,p
| in this
| Weston, the pedestrian, continued his 500 mile
ws proposes accomplish sr days the Hppoirome
yesterday rs miles before resting ALL and after
Of Eve started bis march masag 10 mills
and he re.aasd Walking 72z5o lie compe bis
9ij Las. evening he was going at The rate OF ooa I'VE mics
Of the first "a hours from the time Of the start
The Rev. Thomas NJ. Eddy, one of the missionary
selne Methodist Episcopal Church. is living dangerously III
at his residence Tweny gth.st of Inflammation o.
The consulting physicians consider his recovery to he m
possible He appeared be sinking rapidly last night and was
fsniy are With m except nainsd daughter e.
probably arrive here this morning He visited yesterday
By Bishop James Dr. Ds.he. DR.. Durbiu, aud others
Dennis Curran of No. 81 West Thirtyninth street,
the head during ARRAY with William Fritz on
Saturday died yesterday Bellevue Hospital from the inaries
ceye Croker will hold inquest to-day for the purpose Of
a.ceung that Fritz who had been struck
BY Of chair had wreuee the from Cur
tine FRITZ will be denned in police .utop,y
that Carsn had died from conclusion Of the brain aud aetus
Of the skull
The property-owners of the Twenty first Ward
meeting last evening their at No. 1888 Seeondsve
letter the Department OF Public Works which was
stated condition secondse om Nineteenth Foreeond
st. Fve from Houston to ThrtyiOurth.t woua receive
immediate attention Of the Common Council letter was read also
Public Buildings Informing the propertyown
or. each bung with brescapes
or h,t law processes would against them 1t resolved
to rrtu tie letter aud ~ proceed 10 the law
The School Department of the National Academy
Of Design opened yesterday The Academy took its ohn 10 the
Spring School, which hal been founded the pre-
yous All applicants must have reached certain standard OF pro-
6ency in srt admitted the school The number
Of present 1902 there 90 tue Antique school
school, IA the school Of Painting These
nearly double what the school hal at this tim" last
As admittai during the expected
that school will soon be extraordinarily Large @ . ~
p City Chamberlain Lane makes the following state.
ent Of receipts payments balances for the week ending Oct
1874; - e..
Sept. 26 Oct
CITY Treasury SO 992 033 $23O3,290 s94lllo $435i2O5
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