New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-06
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The famous yacht Sappho, belonging 10
Vice Commodore Douglass of the New-York Yacht Cuo
was recently offered sale large price has been
offered by English yachtmen, and II Is now piooaoio
that the sappho will change hands at an early day
The Pacific Mail steamer China is two days
overdue at san Francisco. but they say at the COM
papy,s Office that she slow boat, and that they reel
no anxiety this OF the year uiss stca0' "
six or eight days behind her schedule time'
An inquest was held yesterday concerning
the death Of william Banta who found dead on the
sidewalk in front Of the Warren House. me jury re-
turned a verdict Of death from some unknown cause,
and Henry Hughes, who was suspected Oh having III
jured the man. was released.
John Cullin of First-ave and Twenty first
ST., in ante-mortem statement to Coroner heSsier'
Yesterday stated that he was assaulted by Patrick Gai
lahan and Patrick Farrell. Dee 90 and received injuries
from the effect OF which he was dying. Warrants for
the arrest OF the accused Will probably be Issued.
There was depreciation in cotton yesterday.
Prominent bears explained the fact by saying that
there was a large quantity in the market and ITS bulk
was increasing Tne price had been kept up Dy spocu-
Would not pay storase biis ana -
down.
The German bark Jenny, which sailed from
this port for Bremen the 2st u, has returned 10
New-York. On Wednesday. 1.-The oath, when $50 miles
east from Sandy Hook. she encountered heavy gale
from to north. whereby everything moNeaoc was
swept from the deck, the buwgrs were shattered, ana
a seam opened. portion oil the cargo was thrown
overheard.
About thirty letters arrived at the New
York Post Once by the last foreign mail which should
have been delivered in different parts OF Europe In
most cases the direction plain that mistake
seems incxcisabe. One directed to Inc countess
of Albeuarle Quidentcaln Park. Attleboro, Norfolk
the last word looking little So Now-fork Tue Post
Office officials say that the number OF letters sent ro
London ctrelessly is very large
Chas. f. Steuberer and Albert L. Stiilman
proprietoI OF the Eagle Grain Elevator at the foot of
| E1stT we by
Lefers of the Sanitary Squad with having violated an
act Of the Legislature in regard to steam boilers Tue
requires that an engineer must nave ceIncat9 ioi
a specified boiler before he can take charge OF IT, II ut
has charge Of several boilers he must have cernGae
foroyery one. lie charged that the defendants nhd IN
their employ an engineer, Dennis sulSal "ho ulu nu'
"a certificate for the engine In return me prison.
stated that they were Ignorant 81 the law Ihe case
dismissed by police magistrate
Detectives Farley Sellick, and kieInS ar
rested yesterday Thomas aud Michael 4. Maloney on
charge OF grand larceny. On searching the prisoners
the officers found gold certificate for $4,000 concealed
in the OF former which proved to be one oil
the gold bonds stolen from Crait. Thomas Maoney
stated tnat the bond was given 10 MN by ms Dr0ther
Michael, being questioned. informed the olcers
that ne a, DeluloncO's one evening when d Air.
Craft was there, ana that ne saw Two dcpg ,
with NJ. Craft ANA he followed them; Aiter
they nd gone short distance one OF the deputies
IL aud gave il TO his brother Thomas Botn were
locked up at the Central Office
BROOKLYN.
The police are endeavoring to find the two
boys WHO carried the internal machine TO exJudse Nor
nss house on New Years Day.
Ex-Supervisor Richards, charged with shoot
ing Patrick Collins in the New Years eve, was
held yesterday TO bail IN $l00J TO await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
Four packages of goods, designated as elias
tie goods aud used in the treatment Of deforned per
sons, having dlsocated limbs were seized yes
ic.dtN Cus,O -hOuse oil rerd, al No ls0 FultOD-
IL, Ior the alleged noh-pay hcht Oh uu'J'
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrY-The week OF prayer began
Yesterday Services were held III the Union Baptist
Church; to-day they will held in the Third Reformed
Church; in the First Presbyterian Church;
Thursday in the Methodist Episcopal Church Friday in
the Second Presby Church. saturday in the Con-
orecatioual tabernacle - The Board OF Finance and
sxtion mas allowed the Board FIRE Commissioners
slBsCo for expenditures during tne fiscal year ending
Nov. 20, 1874.
his residence. No - Parhsi yes;erg4y morhinS OF
apopexy IN the con year of ms agr ar LteiI was
Wur ana wss 10 have IN to-day. Ia 1859 ne
was the Democratic nominee ior County senator. he
r.ceyed "A large majority ia the city bus WAS defeated
by the township votes. lie director IN the Nj
noaal Mechanics Bank and NcwJcrscy Insurance Com
pany and was Of The Manlgersoi the Dime oaVhSs
i;Iuk The Essex Public Road Board Oi lSii WAS OF
ranIz. Yesterday by he election Ed-ar Farmer
Wbaie OF No. l57 WIamsl. Was arrested Last evening
Tor having discouraged a pistol into the Residence OF
evening the psto! BIZ wounded Z3iewotk's sister
PArrRsoNThe first charity ball OF the for the
Ts a &" ao,ndr oCr na ,TIS @ vii ' m held at tn Opera
House under the auspices OF the ieOrc" LAoes Chr.-
able Association.
LITTLE FuIs-Tbe first session OF the Pa5sac County
Institute which has been hcld Tor many years Will bcsil
to-day AZ this place superintendent OpgIr and
supelctendcn L,ird Of Paterson will deliver addresses
pAssAIc.-The special freight contract between tho
Ers i:,ilway Company and toe Dundee Misunderstanding
Company auDuled yesterday.