New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
NETWORK CITY.

The NUMBER OF ltlItIS bChS W
Saturday was SO 2sl; paper bags, 81 -,
Measures are being taken for the establish
rnept of another Board Of Trade in this CITY,
Oliver Charlick's health is still much I'M
nared but be is not in critical condition he IS Win
his family at Flushing, Ia -,
The steamers Bristol and Providence OF the
Par River Line for Boston, MADE their last Sunday 'rp
yesterday for the season. =.
Arrests last week, 1895; deaths, 64o; Dlrths'
sss marriages 49, showing decrease OF "a oiF'nS' 1
marriages. and 81 Deaths as compared Win 'H0
before. ,,...
very large diamond purchased at the sale OF 'he DuAo
=, ,ck,s COLLECTION which was left 10y him to the
City OF Geneva - =. I'll
when the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
met on Saturday open bids for the lease OF the Terry
from the foot of Grand ST. to Grand-st WiamsP3agn 3
they discovered that no bids of the lease Vi 'H@' '
had been made Il,
On Tuesday the members of the grain trade
Of the Produce Exchange will hold meeting 10 take
SsTYork Central and Erie Railroads relative TO the
dsrvery Of grain in lots less than five car loads
East Side residents complain OF stencn
emanatng from the dumping grounds along the East
ali who pass up the river in steamboats,, when the WIND
the west and when it is from any other RG1h'
the compass they poison the atmosphere oI 'no 0''
Weston concluded his walk at Barnum's
Hppodrome on Saturday night He was to have walked
600 miles within six days instead Of doing which he per
formed extraordinary feat of making $40 @ 3les
Mr. Baruum Will give Weston another chance, anu ac-
cordincly the pedestrian Will Try again III fortnight
A great many people were attracted to the
peighDoIhoo of the Grand Central Hotel yesterday
where mau was attempting to walk fifty miles IN
twelve hours The which the hotel built was
The scene, aud around tins the man was lndustrouy
walking, attended by tme-keepers and spectators.
William f. Beadle, lawyer from Mobile,
Alawhe leaving Church of the Strangers yesterday
after the service had been concluded, had LIS valet
conang stolen from his coat pocket The thief was
not arrested "A De Leyter OF West Onehundredand
thirty -seveDh-st j0sed by an unknown man last
tween the Southern Boulevard and st. Annsave. 1m-
ediatey after the collision Mr. De Leyter missed LIS
pOeketb0Ok
The eighteenth excursion of the barge New
Baltimore under the auspices Of the St. Johns Guild
which was 10 have been Saturday, was again post
poned until the fair day. The Rev. Alyah Wis
wall Master Of the Guild who has superintended all
excursions Of the mothers and sick children caused
notices OF the pOstpoDement 10 be So generay us
Irbuted there few disappointed ones on the
The funds reported 70 be suncent 70 ehaDe
the excursions TO be continued Tor the next mouth.
The Police Sergeants received on Saturday the
badge OF the Department the first Issued Inc new
badge made OF white metal, nckelpated, and Is in
the shape shield the center OF which occupied by
tbe city coat Of arms, around which Is inscribed IN
raised letters the words: Municipal Police, n; r..
Beneath the arms is marked the word, sergeant ana
he nade of The Patromen is similar TO the sergeants
badge without the eagle ana wlh tne Th p,i
mems shleld will be ready for distribution III lew Gays
Mlle Bertha Delmas, a member OF the
Aimee Opera Troupe, left in coupe on Monday night
last a silk umbrella and satchel containing sl2S worth
OF jewelry while she IN restaurant Arriving at
her residence at No. ITO Clinton-place she discovered
that the umbrella and the satchel empty The
driver said that no person had been near he carriage,
and was alioWea 70 SO pue notit6stsnSine he had
ordered TO call at the tbeater every night tor
month take Mile. Demas TO her home AT the Jener,
Market Police Court yesterday u6 was COuuLtb0u
for examination.
The field officers of the Second Brigade, First
Division, National Guard, met in the Military Riding
Academy on Saturday night elect General for that
brigade All except the Goth Regiment were repre-
sented Major-Gen. shaer presided. The first ballot
resulted as follows: for Col sterry OF the eth Regi-
for Col Conkng OF the s4,h ior TT % nnond
ballot gave serry votes, Vinmar o. ana f1lLmah o.
There not being full o. sne upaO
and the possibility Of those present sEfeSng upon ao
candidate being slight the meeting shl29rheu SUBJECT
TO the call of the chairman
The General Ticket Agents Association re-
assembled convention on Saturday at the st. Nicholas
Hotel and devoted the greater part Of the day to dis
cusson OF the tariff Of passenger rates for the en-
sung six months. No conclusion was reached ana the
matter will probably be discussed to-day and tomorrow.
After their deliberations on saturday many OF the
Company repaired board the steamboat Bristol for
pleasant music dinner prepared with especial care
gave general satisfaction to the excursion party who
returned 10 TINS CITY last evening
The Sub Committee of the Joint Committee
of the Boards Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
met on Saturday at the Office of Alderman Van schaick
and discussed various plans for officially receiving the
Lord Mayor of Dublin and party Some favored an
excursion up the North and East Rivers viewing the
public institutions. the excavations at He'll Gate,
ievee at the City Hail. aud dlnner Ihe various plans
xill be discussed to-day by the joint Committee and
one probably agreed upon. On Saturday the Lord
Mayor aud Alderman Manning OF Dublin visited Police
Headquarters, aud were escorted through the building
by Commissioner DsOeeker
Igilius Naltner, who was charged with at
tempting 20 negotiate $1,000 52J United States bond,
vas discharged Saturday by Commissioner Osborn,
he holding that there was evidence showing guilty
seienter the part OF Naltner. Immediately after
Ealtner's discharge Col William ?. Wood, who a
witness in his behalf, was arrested a charge OF
having the bond 10 him with intent 10 deceive"
Col Wood who knew that warrant had been issued for
him and appeared before the Commissioner for
Innocent OF the charge and demanded an Immediate
examination: but the Commissioner, on account OF
pres of released him his recognizance,
and nxed bis examination for Ii a. IN. tomorrow.
Max Hamburger, Caspar Jacobs, Abraham
Irons, Isaac B. Abrahams, John Taylor. Charles A.
stetson jr, Norman G. Kellogg, John A. Woodruff David
yrooman Samuel Stricken, Timothy +. sheehy, William
A. sheehy and Daniel Jackson filed voluntary petitions
In bankruptcy week Petitions in bankruptcy
hed against Julas Jones' Lewis P. Lsvison Henry New
land Louis Tenne. Henry j. Leland Theodore +. Myer,
Edwin Meade, H.. John W. Cook. Charles H. Fairbanks.
Lemuel g. Bgiow, Patrick Maher DAVID Golden Murray,
iSS F an nd hSSeTt sat9s asnsSte 0nI & inO Ray
Page William {. Kimbal Marshall c. Barker, Annie N.
s. Fsnsaaws George c. IcDougslI. Jacob Cohen. syi
r. Bert Aahlon s. Frost received discharges in
bankruptcy.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, accompanied by
Engineer Bates Of the Fire Department went 10
che corner of Broadway and Murrayst at 1927 a. m.
asferdav and nued the telegraphic hre-aarn stcnal