New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
NETWORK CITY.

The school teachers received their September sal
aries yesterday
1t did not precisely rain yesterday, but the air was
very generous with ts moisture.
Nominations were made yesterday at the Gold
Exchange officers Of committees for the en-
suing year The election viii take place next Monday
The third anniversary of the City Mission noon
day prayer meeting in Carmel Chapel The BGTe %i Do
The engineering operations ut He'll Gate prepare
tory to blowing away distractions now practically
completed About 100000 yards Of surface have been
undermined.
The police report noticeable increase in the num-
applicants for lodgings at the station houses H. as they
ASSERT i. Jersey VagIan law nov would
seem TO De a good time TO watch the ierfies
A circular has been addressed to the parishloners
of St AIMS by pastor the Rev Thomas Galaude
asking money for the charitable work Of the Society and
fall heavily upon Dr. Gslaudets own shoulders
Officers Field and OCOnnOr of the District-Attor-
news ONCE yesterday arrested VIM Mclntee OF No
1913 West Thirty ths on charge OF embezzlng Sl75 be
longing the Ice Company o. No ~ Sana
lie was bail await the action of the Grand jury
New Winter quarters for the animals at Central
present Gagged in the cellar of the Museum are being
erected just back Of the lion house All OF the animals tha
were tehered on the pasture the Meagee have ben
put under shelter for the Winter except the harder ca
lately been added TO the collection.
The inspection of the Fire Department was con-
timed Yesterday by Assistant Chief Shay The Fifth Bata
comprising engine companies NOS s. H. 10 anu - anu
companies Nos and r. and the si1h B1t
talon composed % engine companies nos 20; ~ ann ~
Today the aud Eighth Baalions will be Inspected
On Thursday evening two more feathered MI
grants the Windows OF THE TRIBUNE editorial rooms
taken in. They proved to be white throated spar
rows This beautiful bird about large common En-
g'ish sparrow differs from It in having purely white
throat respects The white tiroaed sparrow
r or rast to The snnms OF he White
Mountains Whence ,ey ' 9 Dac ndI food in The rpe
seeds Of such weeds aud grasses above the
beike notes, is heard from them, which seems to say
" PraaTeerereree" .ol,.,,.,,
The Grand Jury of the Court of Sessions pre-
scented 2s criminal indictments TO County Judge Moore yes
teriay.
The Board of Education will report il is stated,
against the employment OF additional Associate supen-
tend nj of Public Instruction.
James Russell age Is, of Brooklyn-ave., was al
most instantly by falling about 90 feet TO the ground
from the top Of q in the of the house at No
l,29O Desn.st. yesterday.
Col James Jourian Of the 18th Regiment, eX-
President Of the Police Last night unanimously
elected OF the Fifth Brsade second division ~ g.
in place OF Thomas nakln WHO mas peeh pioo''u 1" po
Major. General OF the Divison
Several indictments were presented to Judge
Benedict by Grand jury OF the United states Circuit Court
yesterday The principal one was against Emanuel De %Gi1
COunerfetiing hNtccnt pieces
pleaded guilty and remsnded for sentence
MAYOR Hunter said yesterday that although he
strongly opposed to reappoinng William A. Fowler a.
Commissioner City WORKS he had received no renon
urged tO nominate him by large
number Of leading citizens and 26 Aldermen Of whom are
Republicans.
Preparations for the revival meetings of Messrs.
Moody sankey the Rink building actively continued
and 60 members of the Young Christian Association
will act foot TO convert The Ould
iug a production OF Or3OH0- when inc
re, Nv a meet ngs have concluded.
The trial of Patrolman Joyce for the killing Of
Gilmore coashman continued in the Court of
oyer Termner yesterday The testimony Tor both tho
prscuon and the defense completed and the trial
adjourned until Monday when the summing will take place.
nc without
meni as proposed by counsel for the defense.