New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
NEW-YORK CITY.

W. L.
NEw-YORK CITY.
4 hard rain began soon after nine o'clock last
evening.
The Hudson River boats Vbbard and Drew cease
running TO day.
The Assay Office sent $3.50, 900 of silver to the
Philadelphia Mint ON saturday.
Collections were taken UP in all the Roman Catho-
lie Churches yesterday for the Ecclesiastical Seminary at
Toy
The thirteenth annual session of the Medical Col
fsS IsSe s9s @s wssRs slSiE''i '0r "0"'" VI" S ""
The French steam-coryette EAdonis, six guns,
Capt arrived at this port on saturday and Is now
lying of the Battery.
Blackwels Island Saturday received tbnt did
detan Mayor Bryant Of san tIan5e0 the bh
The quarterly statement of the Police Mutual Ala
Association shows during the quarter Of eight mem
bes pay TO their widows and heirs Of sole
The cooking lessons for ladies, under the direction
Miss Corson and Ffyhithst. are to be re-
suncd Wednesday with NJ. Rudmoru as chief cook ana
tutor.
The opening exercises of the Grammar School,
No So on one ami tweut eghhst between sixth
and Seventh aves take place in the school building TO-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock
Pilots on the ferryboats have no trouble about hot
lunches They simply hold their tin pals on the end OF
stick over the mouth escapeppe and the outrusng
steam Immediately affords them bean porridge not
On Saturday evening John Scanlon of No. 40
Elm having quarre with his father struck him on the
was arrested
With the approach of cold weather there is a
gradual disappearance Of the jeyhshe which Tor the past
month have nightly umined ships wakes with their glowing
phO-phoreacence
A dinry old salboat, manned by divers in their
uncanny amor excited much attention along the North RIVER
yesterday and facetous comparisons were mace py per
sons who them
The refusal to grant licenses TO the broadway con-
cert appears to have effect upon the flaming lights
those places the midnight oil s1 being burned
~
SATURDAYS mail steamers carried out A. 964 letters
of almost equally divided between
of Richmond and the Moe tie tysla ior olasBo"
taking only Lass letters.
The various Police Courts paid to the Controller
September 635 80 the revenue for fines imposed IN
der the old system these eours rich Ring pscers
paid nothing though the receipts were very heaVy'
s.The MetIopotan Museum of Art has issued cir
giving brief directory to tho present arrangement oi
the collections catalogue the publications Of the Museum
t and dssst ,Si 90 o. LOANS 1n regulations i'''s " '
The monthly record of the Five Points House of
Industry acknowledges gifts during September and closes
with an appeal help in its work Not only money
but thing food aud anything which would be useful IN the
family il sOncIted.
When Washington Irving was writing the Life OF
Washington at marble bust OF the author was
executed by an English sculptor named Hollis This is now
Nassan.st-.
At q workingmen's meeting Yesterday it was re-
solved That 18th OF January 1874, and the 27h OF Sep
tenbe 1873 considered red letter days in the calendar OF
was On those days spilled by the police"
The schooner j. W. Peasey, bound from this city
y. B, into the night or oct T. De
tween Island and Watch m by an unknown propeller
and of her forward rigging The force Of The col
schOoners bulwaTk and arte her unDers
badly that she put into Vineyard Haven for repairs
A constant fight goes on in The Third Avenue cars
between youths above the Of four and con
sccnor conductors in OF the new regulation.
Of the GDFs TG GyaS nnd mn aa v @ BUT
he becomes a man pay his nickel accordingly.
The mate of the brig Helen &. Rich, which
LOST on salt Key reports that the island where the
found signal pole and five human skele-
tons. had evidently been there for some time From
tons belonged English sailors The Rcs cargo Of lumber
will prooabiy be saved
The efficacy of the new Duties law, which applies
to fashion able smuggling by Of personal baggage is
illustrated by great reduction in the number Of trunks
brought home this Fall by tourists from Europe This hes
very noticeable within fe" DAYS and all Traders IN
fairly with foreign merchants.
Detectives King, Lyon, and Wood yesterday ar
rested Moz Lusg Of No lji Frankns on charge of Ie-
ceving stolen goods portion Of the goods belonged 10 Isaac
f. u West Onehundred and thirteh ST. whose
house was e'eIe4 duns e uai n o T rnri. RralIrd
No lane also iOnnd Ou the premises o Lustg
The religious services attending the burial of Ben
ismn r Wheclwrgt, President Of the Greenwich Bank,
took place yesterday at his late sdence at NO II West
Seventeenth The Rev Dr. Bellows conducted the obse
fhe friends ami relatives Of Whewrght present in
Guiding many prominent citizens The body was Inferred at
WOODLAND.
Postmaster James makes the following report of
business during september Number carriers 4si mail
postal cards delivered 306O636 local letters and
eaEs a srs paG so Vs cards
collected 5;5d$i6j new.%Pes cnleced a. - 11,ai
paid carriers, s3o,342 40.
BROOkLYN
Tho nolice arrested sos persons last week.