New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-01
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dsy .hou having quite large number On '0 "
hOary expected ,
The regular monthly sale of Scranton coal took
Mace Yesterday at the sesrOoms In EIehangePaee 'oe VI"
advance in prices .,
Prof. Price of Oxford University. England noted
writer on political conon address tho Chamber Of Commerce 10
day on the subject Of Financial Cnsrs'
Applicants for tho positions OF transportation
clerk fss,r7 81 sOOJ vessel qudsor ssay s4oo vi" DC e
aned By ibe Service Board oil the Ca''0m'aoue To-Day
Postmaster James says that he is considering the
erpdp,y of tie introduction the English system OF pm"Ins ana
Numbering lY mnchi so rat ne present. 't''''' ~
system nay ne opened WIZ ,..
The funeral OF the late John A. I"'Ss, t;e "f''st
took place yesterday or st. Josephs Roman car E '.
and solemn n, T re. . y ~ W. iaEe
The BODY was Inferred in wooa.awn Cemetery.
John Louis Schottler, age 81 years, German for
mery residing No 3l6 West Thrynn'h't and by 0ec0p4'oh
pspr While bornc Of deirum on Moudiy evening en-
liquor stoie near h residence nna T % va, serrtd
TO Coroner Bicahof for nyesugati'E
The Grand Jury of the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday what the CLERK the COuE d was only batch
ordinary indictments informed Judge Sutherland that the, would a.
TRIBUNE reporter Of the expected communicated the
Judge declined 10 say anything aooat IL
Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday ID
the case Of Patrick Martin who 10 tie Bouev' near
seyeutycond Sept 25, by onetruch efTen by Joseph
snsr and DIED from injuries received The testimony
SSg naT , @ a.. a T1' 'nS
returned sad Spaht was discharged from custody
A feature
Womap Indu. ome-ha Of teaching girls how COOK
rweusye girls assembled the ectureroom Yesterday to hear
lecture b. the Secretary Institution. Mis- Corson She et
% them he re1 Ga' 4 maxim q %T Th sI d bread
AT lbs lecture the taken to the Kitchen, where they re-
| ceiyed practical instruction.
| The Executive Committee of State Changers
Patrons Of usbanry their meeting !eelay the Aso
House The main the DAYS business the project proposed
bv oDonne L. L. Who wishes to establish market
the surrounding country may d'e aho
gra both ani producer resolution was pss
requesting Committee Of the National Grange ah
Inc on 10 favor III. pan which asks for the cesson Of tue WaAno
D[oDSd be 'ss s1e o ATOMS the
deong Toml this purpose ou has iAea " 80 3's
| BROOKLYN.
| Mayor Hunter is in Washington looking after the
Wout er and basin Acting Mayor Bergen sick st bis house
| Superintendent Folk admits that there Is no ev-
against Caromen but states that hs eonn'enon VII"
| the couGtefieung gang can he e'si proved -
| Work which has been suspended on the brooklyn
er of The East River Bridge weeks resumed
! terday another cargo Of stone having ar1'el
| THE TRIBUNE has received 81 from an unknown
for Henri veeb the unemployed workman who stole
few potatoes his family from starving and Was sentenced
! Tor to ten days mprisonnen|
Joseph McIIenry of No. SsS Kent-ave., was
arrested esteriay on issued y Justice Walsh charging him
with presenting forged $1,000 Mrs C. S. Higgins OF No.
| large meeting of German citizens of the Four
teenh Ward the Of the Gans Ferry was
held Yesterday and Committee appointed to arrange M mass
| meeting OF Germans throughout tie c'y.
| During the past week an extraordinary number
aged people died whom Ceha Dohery age co
Judith Nash So; Mcuge 90; Ellen Ruid. ga Dennis iag
ge So; Felix Tooe Patrick Mcclure, 81 They were al
| natives of Ireland.
| John Graham, while walking in Lafayette near
pebeyo st. lat, on Tuesday hight had ao thrown around lis
and was pulled the ground Two men then approached 'nd
caused the rohter. TO hee ana ne
was f5aud residents with tie about his neck
| Twentv-three thousand persons were relieved last
year b the rooku Attending Poor More than
100 ton. 80 chalrons OF coke Distributes Sl2OpO
AID II 600 In y goods ana s4oo
in rents Tor medicine, funerals AMI
other purposes
| The Board of Health has directed Coroner White
bill invest attending the sudden death Mary
Bnau axe g. 76i The child who had an alb
ees on its Wangn Dspensay for treat
that abused and itreaed and that
omeu gas applied winch the child into eonuOns, death en-.
SUR speedily Dr. Shepard will pos-morttm examination oil
| the body.
| Timothy +. Donovan, a lawyer doing business in
NewYo but residing schermehornt in this city, sent to
ia yeserav by Riley for FIVE DAYS and flied S2j, for
tempt Of court the Judge legal and
gne once he would compel him DO it, at
The same the Judges face Ofcers who
sit down roughly hadei and
difficulty that they succeeded IN taking hm to
The nth Precinct The appeared celty counsel
the justice and lost his aud tii he
| cause OF his nso.eIce yesterday.
| LONG ISLAND.
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