New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
NEE.YOKK CITY.


! The most fastaiors could fad no fault with the
/ weather yesterday.
Thirteen pieces constitute the musical programme
/ g, re rendered at Central PARK tomorrow afternoon
/ Commissioner Voo-his consumed all Of yesterday
I'm ir.nr trivial cas- complaint against the conduct Of pa
The rolice lave ascertalnci that the daughter
Of Nrs Kolcr Nuappr, az alleged but had been
/ pui nio a stage ly boy at her own request
John Cannon was locked up yesterday ior striking
Margaret p,v on the head Wit, They l''d at one
| Luuirc, aud-ei-hiccni Il. and ro"r'haVe'
Dennis Connors. TO years old fell to the ground
nom the xh OF bilinF in B'Ntr't yesterday
/ and was in. .urcd 80 thai h, died a $50 -. ~
Mary Davidson, age 80 years, of No. $40 Eleventh.
ave. over last cyen.nc by an cnn, o, % Hui7o"
Ancar of corn. one foot in length, weighing two
ro a,d cor aiming 3 kernels yesterday rec, ,ved
/ a. The Gold EAchauge from Missouri
| The Centennial Choral Union Of the City Of New
yo met last evening Crosbys church, at Fourth ave
and a, rH"y , 'ffSqa sa St. I" complete ''
| l,.n Cooncy. are - years of Eighty-fifih-st.,
near I'd son ave. accidentally over Last evening o
truck A. the corner of Third ave ana Ninety '' ~
/ seriously injured
James Gordon Bennett has accepted the challenge
Of Commodore Garner sail his yacht Daune's asas MI
arncrs M2awE % 20 mg Ties 10 & MeE of 0ope lie rrc
I 10 b, cup worth 1000
Morris Shcllom age 30 years, of No. 20 Fourth-st''
Hrooslvn while ring the front platform Of Ietha'e
car Yesterday was acc deutally pushed Of an the wheels
lasei AIS lett leg 80 crushing 1t d' " VIII nave % Dc
| ampua.ei.
In addition to the advance of 10 cents ton egg
and stove sizes COAL associated coa companies have
sr9ed O TO 1T'nc9a lo T iaT bs 1 a t s Tine to the
Western and local trade.
Mayor Wickham was called yesterday by
rrmr residents Of Galveston, and asked to do something
2,,d ard s ss c r ra no t % Ge f ariye W @ his oca
paity, but tla he would eeeridy aH ay movement O' '
The first monthly entertainment of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association with musical programme was
gwen standard Hall at Broadway and Forty s sr
( Dr. y rllmcninal, John seheman ) Aecass Judge Joa
/ The Row. 4. T. Schauiler and the Rev. John
Dooy managers Spring street Dormiory for Destitute
Young Men have printed rpoit sh"wng ,'at a. Tf gGoa
SETS ). IT, l'''''''
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
Yesterday treated children Rantls Island to an eN
cu ton M Long Island sound. Wholesome rercsinents
Neie provided abundance and late in t Afternoon t,e
| tSok charge Of The excursion.
The Young Mems Christian Association have com
prted arrangem Tor the winter and offer the advantages
,f extensive cadngrOom ard library, evening classes
weekly literary soccty occasional receptions and e' tn'
,nnssum Wing alley. ani baths. TO those who care TO
avail themselves oi them by becoming members
Cen VaTian and the staff of the Third Brigade, "
g. y w. offered elegant piece Of bronze valued
ZOO competition the approacng rh cont st at Cfefa &
lind Brigade the highest average score ~ ne team
The Committee who have in charge the erection of
le BurDs Monument I'm Ccuira Park, held meeting yoser
dav Lord Arim.llan David Duncan, and w r. McDiarmd'
,re requested Committee TO pronounce on the de
sign sculptor, John steel Of Edinbnrsh and u
Tie ilrsi nstalment 10 tie artist.
IN officer from Easton, Penn. arrived in this city
yesterday pursuit NJ Rogers Of No - Seventh ST.
sgd with dposng Of three sewing machines
for tho Howe Company and apProprlng the Proceers win
other funds, To hi, own use HleineIurpu Wv ,e ~ i,,J
he case In the hands of Detective Oueef ahue VINO 'e'
Rogers yesterday afternoon.
The new funeral car built by the Harlem Railroad
Corpany for the officers the Woodswn Cemetery is 90 et
long and Is fitted up in appropriate style with white maple
cherry trimming. In the front OF the ear Is the
easAet room haying sliding 200 G on SStn sr made Je M
trip Woodla yesterday.
! some inquiries making for houses to rent.
There seems lack OF tenemens those renting for $50
10 $40 per month being most in demand Spectators nave
districts bnt there have been lately many
sales houses below ~Xiieth ST. ana several wealthy
es1 w a '5aSR 5on one @r f6nis S'' nave
BROOKLYN.
The Seawanhaka Rowing Club hold a regatta off
I tber cuh house Newtown Creek to-day. Interesting
matches have been arranged
There is difficulty in the New-Lots Board OF AS
regard signing the assessment roll to be presented
10 the supervisors
An inspection Of the police force is to be made at
Washington Park on Monday Tuesday halt of the men
assembling each dsy.
Michael Dwyer was indicted by the Grand jury,
during drunken fight in Fnshnsave on the night
Of June 70
! The Raymond-st. is was yesterday condemned on
aadequacy by Grand July Of the Court Of
nv whom it has inspected This step has ong
been urged
WHY the Secretary of State should not be COM
,eed 10 file certificate Incorporation and grant license
IN the Insurers Protective Society Limited to be argued
i'm the Supreme Court before Justice Gibert To-Day
Two tramps attempted to steal the infant child OF
rrgens Haves who lives at $50 Pacific ST, sept e
entered and took the child while hts moe. b Ta t ~ ] m
door rhei, they abandoned infant and escaped.
| Resolutions i'll memory OF the late James L. camp
hell esq., were adopted city YESTERDAY Many
members of the Bar which MI Campbell hal been mem
her years will attend his funeral AT 81 fers Fo'et
ant Episcopal Church, in state At, al . p H. To-Day
| John Haskins German mechanic OF the lWelith
Ward having quareed with his wife, packed u his trunk
shouldered and started for the Hamilton Ferry ponce
man stook him for and him. but Mrs Has
station house and took him ana his trunk
| home.
The Clinton Avenue Baptist Church, which dis
solved of lost its edhee through flaw in
the will OF the Mangam, has reorganzed under the
name Of the Adeph Baptist Church, and has invited
the Rev George Peutecost Of Boston TO become ITS pastor
church be erected at cost Of s6oOVo III Adelph
st.. near Myrteaye.
| Col. James McLeer of the 14th Regiment, n. g.,
has to be a General Of the Fifth Brigade
in place Thomas Dakin, promoted to be MAJOR Gen
.ra Second Division The principal f"r e
OF United states youneers Col Densow iS
men, who ia acting commandant of the fith hrg"ue'
JERSEY CITY
| The Ocean-ave bridge over the Newark and New
York railway cut is reported he in dangerous condition
John Suydam, age ~, fell through hatchway in
Freemsns bakery Yesterday and broke his
The funeral of ex- Controller Benwell will take
nl,ce from the Holy Trinity Church on ST. Pauls
ave- al 2 %. III sunday afternoon.
| Moses Boseman, a coored sailor on the schooner
Barbara communpaw fell overheard on Wednes
day night and lived in New Kent County
| Virginia