New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-09
NETWORK CITY.

Insnection of the Pacific Mail steamships
Colon and City of Panama, lying at Per is invited
R.yer. between a. NJ ana p n' 'o-u"' a. No-or
deputation of hackmen visited the m"Soi
-, "a netitioned for the restoration OF their
s,ans in seyenh.aye, between Ffy-seycnth anu f"'!
pinIh-sts NIL
II was reported yesterday that Col. Farrell,
,ho MAYORS private secretary, will succeed ConinS-
oner Disbecker as superintendent OF The Cdy Record
The BOARD will meet on Monday for an election
The following applications for membership |
have been approved by the Board OF Managers OF the
proluce Exchange: ]. l.. Bowman, T. c. Hasey, e. b. |
Hastings C. W. Hubbard J. r. Stuart and +. Woelfel
Live brook trout have been sold In the Full |
ton fish market during the past week, at 81 80 pound
Fresh shad have brought 60 cents piece. Kennebee
samon have been sold IN large quantities al 70 Genus
pound.
An anniversary mass was performed in ST.
Stephens Church yesterday. by the Rev. Dr. McGiynn
Father McCrady acting deacon and Father LoySjoy
SuhdeacOn for the repose OF the soul OF the rate Dull
JawIn Faneui Hunt.
Thomas Moran's new painting, " The Chasm
OF the Colorado" Will be privately shown at Leayts
AIT Gallery. sl7 Broadway, Monday evening, after
when ~ VIII De pn1IeIy ana HoeY eAn'pI'cu' ioi
short time at GOupils
The report that the New-York Canadian
socioty had decided join the Canadian organizations
IN parade in Montreal next month was premature
decision. postponemen of the question until 1878
AZ now favored.
A writ of habeas corpus has been issued for
Danish convicts who arrived at Castle Garden by the
washington week AGO The FIVE remaining convicts
are sl board OF the steamer and Will probably DC
returned Copenhagen by the Washington on her next
voyage.
According to the official statement of the
Chamber Of Life Insurance nineteen life insurance COM
yanes belonging 20 the Chamber paid in cash to policy
holders their widows and children, during April 1874,
a. follows death claims, 81 2SS $40 on matured
SDdowments 269 65i total sl.SSo6l8 s-or al the
Jate of more than $4,000 for each business day.
l. s otto forla Nor
folk $50 bales National Railroad, % bales; Erie Rail
read 10 bales, and Hudson River Railroad, bales
sota bales The arrivals at all the ports for FIVE
~ hsie erans on az bales for the corresponding
day year; excess this year, h,477 bales
Coroner Miller of MoTisania, completed his
Investigation in the OF Mrs Margaret Burns and
her three children who lost their lives in the fire which
destroyed a tenement building on Third-ave, North
NeTYoIE owned by Henry Lips Inc Jury rendered
the of the fire, but believed it to have been
the Work OF an InCeudaTy.
The graduating class of the University Law
sehool numbers nearly thirty this year. Prizes have
offered for the best essay for the best written and
for the best oral examination worth from $50 $500
The Committee Prizes represented at the written
New YORK bar and p F. Good Of the Sew-Jersoy bar
The oral examination began yesterday, ana will be con-
tDued tins afternoon.
George b. Prescott, Electrician of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, who went TO Key West
IL Apr TO superntend the repairs of the Cuba Cable
found the break about two miles from Key West in the
heavy shore END of the cable 1t WIS probably caused
by an anchor. Admiral scott commanding the North
Atlantic squadron, and Capt; seeley of the Revenue
Service rendered ehcient and valuable aid by detailing
vessels 10 assist in the work.
Fenton LOwery, n bricklayer, age about 40
was found dead in rear yard residence No
80 Firstave., yesterday morning, having evidently
fallen of the third story window He had been sick
for several days, and at times quite delrons. His
sickness. she believes that she fell asleep from
during the night and that her father III
MS Do wa
Henry l.. Morange u lawyer, made q COM
plant Judge Landon IN the Supreme Court Circuit
yesterday, of having been usulted by court officer
named Brophy. Another officer. James Neas
stepped forward and stated he overheard portion Of
the conversation and heard no insult. The officers
.tory that he simply had his hand on MI Moranges
shoulder and requested him TO take seat. The Court
the complaint, to Mr. Henry Nieo for inyestga
ton.
Detectives Leahy and Mullen arrested last
evening John Deyoe of West feminist, and Henry s.
Halcck who claims to at Revere House and
i'll Harlem suspicion OF having presented forged
cers in TIC name OF wel-known book firms, such
X Co.. and Harper Bro, to large amounts
other book firms usually receiving the goods. The
yaue Of the goods these men have thus obtained is
about $lc I1ey were locked up and Will be taken to
TOmbs to-day DeyOe at time III the en-
pioy OF Appleton q Co.
The dedication of the new edifce of the
Eew-York Presbyterian Church. West Elcventh-st.,
between Sixth and seyenthaves, will take place
week. beginning tomorrow morning with a by
The Rev. William Adams d. ID. Ia the afternoon,
6aJJah-schoyl anniversary will occur aud ia the even
ing the Rev. John Hall, D. D., will deliver a sermon.
The services during the will be varied and
esuus, and WI close on the following Sunday with
sermon, historical ana memorial, by pastor the
church. the Rev: ". W. Page The music during dedi-
vation week will be under the direction OF {. jerome
Hopklns The church viii be open on each day during
editce cost about $500.
Three sleeping-cars of the Atlantic Express
bound Last thrown from the track by "a broken
wheel, mile and half west OF Fort Plain the New
York Central Railroad on Thursday night and tumbcd
sntO ditch Several passengers were slightly hurt. A
passenger describes the accident briefly 1.-THE rear
truck the Eclipse suddenly thrown dlagonally
the track wedged and torn from the body Of the
The end OF the dropped the track, aud
this position whrled over the sleepers distance
az 20 feet, stopping with sudden thud. Two OF the
Wagner cars let tne track plungins down Tow en-
IaIkule d. and lmbeddilg themselves the ground
newly made ~ iIe Company III grading Tor then new
double track" i
Charles l.. Lawrence was sued in the SUI |
peror Court yesterday before Judge speir by James A
hcmicken and Howardk Burras, for the recovery OF
balance OF $751; and Interest on certain transactions
ktOcks. The principal point IN the case was whether
lie defendant had given the plaintiffs a "stock |
order" The plaintiffs eontended that he had |
gwen such Order the effect Of which |
70 authorize them TO sell the stock when should
reach certain price they also claimed that he had
IIomsed 10 pay the balance for which they were
ing The defendant claimed that the plaintiffs agreed
one per cent on the transaction. The evidence was
nat conflicting but the jury rendered verdict in
favor OF the plaintiffs for 1857 IS The Court granted
allowance OF five per cent f. r. Marbury appeared for
tie plaintiffs, and Thomas Bracken for the defendant
Elizabeth Trout of No. 427 West Seventeenth
ST. visited the German Savings Bank at Fourteenthst
and FOurh-ave yesterday, and drew $40 IN cur
rency She followed by william Wright, profes-
sonal thief OF No. 1875 Bleeckers st. aud after leaving
the bank and al little distance from 1t, he ap
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