New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-12
NEX-YORK CITY.

| NETWORK CITY.
| Mechanical draughtsmen and photographers ~
least are proftDg by the Rapid Transit agitation
| The new building of the School OF Mines, at FIJI
teth st. and Fourth ave. receiving it, finishing touches
| The Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment OF Odd
Fellows will meet in annual session at Iammany
Hall on Tuesday next.
| The new reservoir on Croton River which is to
cover $50 being built by Beden
| Denison & Co, the well known canal CONTRACTORS
| The formation Of a stock company, under the
name Of the New York and Monaut Steamboat Company
rer,e TO run steamers this city! and the eastern
| end Of Long Island.
At $40 last evening, George Bodendisk, clerk in
grocery store at No 26s West Thrtyseventhst, while
closing the stabbed slightly in his right shoulder by
| unknown persons who escaped
A steer broke Loose in Washing tOn-st, near Clark
Yesterday and Knocked injured Mrs. Huess,
an old lady living Csrkson The animal was killed
| in Ciarks6n-st. by Isoundsman wiseburn.
An elderly woman of small size, wholly drunk and
partially insane who sang in loud dscoant tones and brand
with great veheaence as she walked attracted
afternoon
H. VI. Rucglcs, Corporation Attorney, resigned his
position Yesterday This action expected and Ia be-
evei that the designations Of Dayton. the Public Ad
viii Will i foia'S.' anu '''N'' - Wv
Last evening abont o'clock, Egan Blatzer, age
II years. 253 Thrds, Willie playing on the roof re-
ceved fracture his skull from brick thrown BY Edward
i egst Hos y IN Fifth and arrested.
! The trustees of the New-YOrk Merchants Ex-
change and News Association applied to Judge West
brook supreme Chambers for winding up OF Their
OF their company present their claims by Nov 10
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Eickhoff
upon the body Of James Kennedy who killed by falling
bricks hundred and and Second ave
The rendered verct Of accidental death ana stated
| vent the accident
| Custom. house Officer Judge seized over 1000
cigars yesterday they were being sy transferred
from the Havana City Of NewYork TO coal barge
during change OF watched Inspectors Hagan and mcCort
seized quantity silk umbrellas and silk and WOODEN goods
from from i sS a Per- ri So IS East River '
| The Central Council Of the Crispins last evening
ordered woyken Of j. s. Kaske's and Wiel Brothers
shops WORK, those firms having recognized the
Council! which the only question involved in the strike
was said that world be ordered at Parsons sons
shop % %m an Gnss a s a M, D unless they the viii
| communicate with the Crsph officers.
The ST. Georges Society fer the Relief of Destitute
shrnen organized Jointly with the ~. Andrews So
ciety bureau registration No Broadway designed Ia
inform British migrants citizens where they obtain
situations ana afford relief to those utterly destitute.
temporary relief; assis, to 70 ENGLAND;
furnished with situations and 1000 oheI"
helped
| dispatch from Washington states that by direc-
ton Brig A. A. Humphreys, Chief OF
Eneneer Carlisle Patterson superintendent Of the United
states Coast Survey and Lieut. Col John Newton OF the
Corps OF Engineers constituted board to examine
and ryse the exterior and Dnkead nne' o. ts major Of Of
the earliest practicable day viii report Gov. Tden be
fore entering upon tLeir duties
| BROOKLYN.
Gen. Dakin's staff have assumed the management
banquet him his return from the In
| ernstiona al Rifle contest
| The clerks who employed in the Tax Office
yesterday presented him with
| costly gold watch and chain
katie Cox, an adopted child of Mr., Cox at No.
4e, Monroe st. killed by accidentally falling from the
stop OF her home yesterday
Presidents Otters0n of the Board of Health and
woodward Of the Of City Works yesterday signed the
contract removing oal &C. for year for s22
The Supervisors Penitentiary Committee yester-
for 300 tons Of coal q SO lG per ton 30
wood at - cord and $1,000 pounds OF fresh
| beef at j'ac. pei pound
| The Rev w. NJ William rector Of Christ Church
Chapel who sailed for Europe the Bohna received
parting gift his rarishoners amethyst nns bearing
| monogram III diamonds
The returns of Justices and Dockmasters for July,
far received, follows Justice Delmar 1888 90
Morse s2al Os Justice Riley S2ti 90 Dockmascr
| VI the Walabout, 1888 Al.
| The house at No. APO Hart-s was ransacked Tues
day by burglars who forced the front basement
door jimmy A. l. Atehrson and joel McNamee,
| the occupants are in the country.
| AS the Fire Department of East NewYork proposes
TO throw up s charter and dsban for
the organization fire brigade the old
tus and such other AZ the town may see nj to furnish
The three years dispute the proposed repave-
Bridge from the East River to Myrtle with
the improved Belgian blocks was settled YESTERDAY through
the signing OF contract io the WORK WIN f"'rck hahon io
| $4,000
| George s. Boyndeyter, carpenter of Jersey City,
arragned before Justice Demar yesterday and held for
examination charge OF having married Emma Jewell OF
No 209 Van Brunts on June 20 when be Oil sdy had VIE
| living in NewJersey.
demented young woman named Charlotte kins
5s North Third ST.. f. d., Tuesday.
and has not since been heard from she - years Ola and
and blue a, ribbons o,
During quarrel between James Adams of No.
and Charles McDonough peiler Of No 300
MIG
| Donough who was arrested
| John Graham arrested yesterday, charged
having entered Peter Tlyous barroom at Coney Island
p Aug and stolen silver cup several bathing
No. - Oliver st. New.Sork.
The curious story of the kidnapping Of Charlie, the
infant son Brill OF Greenpoin about s months
has been revived by Tie finding Of the child on Randars
Island he had been sent under the OF John SB t
lie lac recoecs crossing the ferry with policeman anu
o woman.
| The Police Commissioners held their weekly meet
ing yesterday the Of superintendent Folk,
decision, although 1t is believed that they will
remove the today ana APPOINT & 81 camp
Of iecison aivrc Folk his counsel exJddge Troy
| will appeal . the
| Farmer George W. Davis of Jamaica, who Is
charged with having forged orders the Southern
Railroad Company amounting 1872 for the wages OF aborers
employed by Company examined before Police JUS
tice walsh yesterday the action Of
Grand Jury The prisoner sony protest. his nnoc"nee and
mistaken identity
An autopsy of the body OF Catherine Maxwell, who
alleged beaten fatally by her husband showed that
resulted from eIypcas supeIinduced by severe con-
IL also showed that tho woman had been
very incorporate and that she hal been seventy beaten but
would probably have recovered from her injuries
medical tIt ament The accused still held 10 await
| the result VI The inquest.
| JERSEY CITY.
The assessors enga ged in taking the say that
the population will exceed 10000 The will
| be COMPLETED by the Goth OF August
| James Parks had his arm badly cut with a scythe