New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-01
NETWORK CITY.

terday.
Hereafter all mails from this city to Norway
and Sweden will go by way OF England.
The Stonington day boat to Boston has been
u,hdrovp The steamer Rhode Island Will be put on
the regular night line next Thursday
The meetings of the Geographical Society
will be resumed the return OF Judge Day' 'nc
President, from Europe In October . .
Major Gen. Joseph r. Hawley, President Oh
the Society of the Army OF the James, has directed ta
the third trennal meeting OF the society DC heia III ''
city on Oct T. , . -,
A. r. Stewart g. Co. willie have their fall
opening OF novelties in millinery goods at their "hoe
sale millinery rooms, the fourth floor oil their store
ut Broadway and Tenth-st., Today
Friedrich Spearer of No. 0S Ludlow-st. was
found yesterday morning by his wife hansingto
clothes line IN The of his shop dead lie Dad oeeh
suffering from delrium trenehs' ,
w. II. Raynor has sold the block bounded
by Fifty-eighth and Fifty ninth-sts, Eleventh ana
Twelfh.ayes comprising 81 lots, aud the water rights
west OF Twelfth-aye. for s255.Ooo
Goods for the forthcoming Fair or the
American Institute be received 'at the Exhio
tion building Yesterday. Tho Fair will open on sept
O. though il is believed that everything VIII DC III
position at that time
A small number of meerschaum pipes, cigar
holders etc. and several pieces Of silk were discovered
in the false bottom OF Immigrants trunk which was
landed at the Castle Garden wharf Yesterday, Inc
property was seized by Que of the Custom-house in
spectors. -
The Sheriff received yesterday the Gov
errors pardon for William Dugan and William Carroll
who were convicted of robbng the brig Matano ana
sentenced each to 20 years imprisonmen The sherln
served pardon the Warden OF the IOmos anu Ine
prisoners were at once released.
The roundsmen in the Police Department
were summoned to Police Headquarters yesterday, and
were questioned in regard to their length OF service
and work performed. The Commissioners wish TINS ~
formation In order to make proper promotIoh u lne
rank of sergeant, there being vacancy,
CITY Chamberlain and County Treasurer
Lane makes the following report for the week ending
Saturday Aug %: Balance, Aug. %, sll9Ot93 o. re-
eeps Of week OF oi Weeh }SsS 49, t ~
ports having 1894 rs from the several Police
Courts for the month OF August.
The society of nuns known as the "Presen-
tation ORDER was founded in the year I'LL in Ireland
by Miss Henrietta Nage with the object OF gratuitousy
educating young girls. Eleven members OF the society
their way to this city from QueehstowIh IN We W.
Roman Catholic Parochia School for Girls. Other
members OF the Order are also expected
Ramon Gonzales and Alexander CabaavO, the
Cubans who shot at each other with reyolvers at
Bieecker-st and South Ffthave. on Sunday night
we're arragued before Justice Morgan at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. AS neither OF tneu
would make complaint against the other the Justice
accepted the officers charge OF dsordeiy cohaue anu
fined them $40 and placed them under soOJ UOhds
each TO keep the peace for six months.
A special meeting of the Park Commissioners
was held yesterday afternoon to consider the improve
ments TO be made on the Eghth-ave between Fifty
ninth and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fth-ss. map OF
the section before the Commissioners ana the
grades to be made TO give the utmost feltles pos
ebe for travel This route Is TO be one OF the great
thorOughiares and the Commissioners say that they
VIII lay out the work so as to give Tue Pubic al Tue "c
commodation that can be extended to them.
About o'clock in the evening Chinaman,
having finished his days work at the washtub, was
sitting steps OF tenementhouse fronting on an
alley running from Cherry-st Some mischevous urchn
upstairs in building opposite dropped partially
decayed watermelon the head Of the unsu5pecting
Celestial who TO his ico covered with seeds ana
went Into the house. In few minutes lie reappeared
with an OdfashlOncd hOrse-psto IN his hand aud re-
sumed his seat, watching the window from winch the
melon had come. a b,stander heard him mutter Bad
whitee boy-head OFF, Tie window remained un-
tenantcd for the remainder OF the evening
The Astor Library was reOpened yesterday,
after the Summer vacation. The building has been
thoroughly renovated the books have been busted and
mating has been placed on the floor The average
attendance at the library is about 300 About 5000 vol
umes are added annually Between llOO ana l'2oJ VOL
I'D thus far been added during the present year.
making the number VI books III the library near! I5J
900 To guard against possible damage 10 tue looks
has been determined not TO allow persons TO enter the
acoves Of the library, except by special PERMISSION and
then they are 10 be accompanied by an ohcer or en-
pOye OF the library.
August Bargotas, age &C., was knocked down
and run over by a cart Chambers-st aud Broadway
yesterday and had his left arm broken. James Murphy
OF No. 246 Stantonst the driver OF the cart, ar
rested. Herman Mansher, ace O. Of Weehawken. y. j..
was run over by a cart at Beach and Gteenwleh'sts
age L. OF No 1j6 West Twenty ighth-st.
b. butchers cart at Seventh-dve and Twontyeightn
ST. aud was severely injured. James somners OF No
80 aeventhaye, the driver OF the cart was arrested
william smith was run over Ia front VI las home by
cArD estcrday, AMI slightly injured.
Coroner EckhoR was informed yesterday
that German named Heinrich Eenberg was suffering
from tetanus at St. Francis Hospital on Ffthst., and
that the circumstances OF his required invesi
CATION Tie Coroner proceeded to the hospital to take
antemortem statement, nut Eenburg died just
briefly stated by friends OF Eleuburg 10 the effect
that several days ago he became involved in Il quarrel
with hts broherln-idw James Mil, at No. 1jS Stanton
ST. and received severe blow He was knocked dow D.
and his head cut he fell. These injuries induced
and caused his death. The Coroner yesterday
issued his warrant for the arrest OF MIL
A very large number Of immigrants arrived
al Castle Garden yesterday, aud nearly were one
time crowded together IN the great rounda Another
large community OF Melnontes landed. There were
5i7 company, which arrived by the nmin steamer
City Of Richmond from Liverpool. The Mennonles
nearly all from Southern Russia. ana were oT1g
naiiy part OF the COMPANY which landed last week.
daiOn. The arrival OF these MennoBites yesterday
swells the number landing IN single week TO 1900
Like their predecessors they bound West aud Will
leave town this morning for Dakota, where there Is
large settlement OF their brethren.
Argument was made yesterday in Supreme
Court Chambers before Judge DonoAue, order to
show cause why VIM Butler Duncan should not be
moved from the rusteeshp OF the s5 100000 first
gage OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. not en-
forcing mortgage security Counsel Tor the trustee
asked for Adjournment, on the ground that though
The Company deiaued In yment Of bond interest, Mr.
Calhoun, another trustee is IN Europe and that the
Offices OF the Company are not situated IN this state.
Counsel for the Company made similar application.
Counse! for petitioner held that there want OF
Jurisdiction in the COur-that 1t was special proceed
ing and that Mr.. Duncan, being resident the Equity
Court that state could remove him. Judge D0nOhue
adjourned the case 10 next Monday.
BROOKLYN.
Efforts are making to have the Harlem,
Astoria and other East River boats mako landings in
TINS city.