New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-27
NETWORK CITY.

ndo ~ he OViling at No Isl faSt
II Yesterday, into the yard, and was instantly An
tits understood that a series OF resolutions wiz po
At the meeting 81 e NE s sDa
Sealed proposals will be received at the CONTROL
hers oee until today for the whole or any
part of ss5oOoo of stocks and bonds as S,oSs oH
S SoHss p SssaI S Now iScs s2soood
AT the Jane Street Methodist Episcopal Church
temperance meeting held last evening at which an ADDRESS
Q, the Temperance Question in which he argued sa eoho'
The annual reception of the Sheltering Arms VIII
he held at Institution onehundred
and Tenhave to-day from IL to o'clock The annual TepS'
VIII be read and DT match and recatCs by
tae children
The May festival in aid of the Association fer
Rcendne Children Girls continued yesterday
NJ the Home at No 1886 secondave A large number OF
vor. and patrons attended the greater portion being ladies'
Musical entertainment at the festival has been dySn ~ MISS
Dachauer Valanora who have PLAYED the piano %
BY amateurs also Among who have been present ARE
Cardinal McCoskey, viearGeneTai T. s. Preston f"ner
Farley. and the Rev. Dr. BurtselL
There was large attendance at Turner Hail. last
evening witness fencing exhibition given by H. sehac'
Of the French "Garde Inn eT1aie e was as
sted by Aubry of Columbia College and OF the United
states Academy, Lo1is Friedrich OF the Newf%k
~ .S r91 The so8 consisted Of an assault the
foil by and AubIy exercises on le Pel o ~
By Victor and Miot French boxing senae and AulnE
The Indian club exercise
The steamship Great Western, belonging to Nor
eans Bristol England left this port ON Tuesday night
passing the Bay fog made the vessel 60 eau
tousy but black object suddenly doomed in the mist and
the pilot collision, ordered the engineer 10
back the engine in such Quick dsa dhf
and the steamer could not proceed on hef voS @
sowe S Se ey An Of her machinery which
vas made by ne s a Ie in proper condition to go
q Z sea- sea. ''A' '''''"' O'' " '''
The new twenty-cent silver piece is now ready for
distribution at the The diverse is similar 10 the quarter
dollar exception that the word Liberty across he
shied Is raised design smaller in proportion TO the
sze On the reverse is an eagle holding IN ms
talon. the olive branch and three Al faGn sIe a
beneath eagle the words Twenty Cents The edge
n states ss SILVER sn% s con this difference probably
"% s We sas TS% % Rsce wSh haae appeared
National coins of late years, are omitted.
The paintings of Albert Melrose were sold at auc-
yesterday afternoon by D. A. Mathews at No a. Liberty
s Most bidders dealers Only 10 OF the 63 PIC
equal 10 those at which the buyer was
allowed take the frames containing them Mr. Melroses
paintings instance representations OF nature
and large proportion OF tn IN were OF morning or sse or OF
ns hes g rree paid for any painting BY MI Iero
s for & and and aSsF bS Hart for
several paintings by Harvey Young were ga ater%ard sold
ss5 " G' Dix valley Notch SO Pleasant
Mayor Hunter has gone Albany to consult with
che Governor concerning the Amendment biD and
ether legislation affecting brooklyn
The projected decoration OF the graves OF Ahce
and phnbe Cary ny ladies' which have taken place to
afternoon has been postponed until next week
William c. Kingsley has announced, by cable, his
safe and that his daughter Anna and the
SasIy III from the Roman fever, improving.
The fraudulent ticket Spectators, Rosenbaum,
Weir and sentenced by Justice Riley yesterday
TO be imprisoned 20 days and the others W Gays
case OF default
The plans and specifications for the Hampstead
Storage Reservoir examined the Department Of City
Works YESTERDAY Nessrs Mclean and Nichols OF the COM
b. settled were whether e proposed enlargement was neces
aary and whether the prices were fair and reasonable
District-A Attorney Britton moved, before County
Moore yesterday for entries OF noe prosequ IL ne
eases Of Charity Commissioners and other ON
Gals the ground that some OF the @ T were 1os
Of the PRINCIPAL witnesses were dead or
cut o. the Jurisdiction OF the con ha tras En1c o 9s n
ras pbS GOOD The Judge reserved his decision
An investigation in regard to the recent escape OF
two female crs from the Raymondst JAIL begun
by the Supervisors Jail Committee yesterday The evidence
tended John Brundage saloon keeper employed
~ an engineer JAIL had mounted ladder the WINDOW
cell in which the women were mpriscned that ho had
With Strange man that he had carried liquor prisoners
and that James CASSIDY driver on p psoae oeen
JERSEY CITY.
Detective Clos recovered yesterday jewelTy valued
at 500 pawnboks' stores in NewYork that was stolen
from John Wanes at Groys apd
The Jersey City and Greenvile Schutzen Corps
have purchased ~ building fronting Bergen be-
tween and the Morris Canal Bridge and running
through 10 NeSak Bay for $9a 5fo for sCSEen park
grounds win ready for occupation July l. The build
ines 10 cost $4,000
During the fog Yesterday morning the Chambers
q. ferry James Fisk, IT, into collision with
anchor the stream and carried away the bow
spirit The OF the cabin Of the fIyboat carried
supplied feIreservers the racks think
something had happened and great confusion
prevailed for short time
NEWARK.
Caleb II. Leonard, a prominent merchant, died
late Tuesday evening, and will be buried tomorrow
DR.. Tcrrll the County Physician, was called to
Pnfed yesterday morning TO investigate reported case of
poisoning been public yet but is
understood that tAe woman is recovering.
Samuel Armstrong who was tried and acquitted |
Quarter Sessions few days the charge Of
s,roying his fathers vii caused the arrest Of his brother
s ne% & 70 On a S c sa ss@ P yesterday The
Jacob Allison. dealer in real estate, was commit |
ted TO the County Jail Tuesday night in default Of &c 900
bail, for alleged swindling real estate transaction, by
1a Sf a. sySe G s0 AS s
sr'y from oer by giving him deed for 40 lots at lsp
arOoaly9 LOzie who Of wealth, is unable to read
letter was received in this city yesterday from
Mrs. Ellen Newton Of Morristown, stating had
ceived letter from her husband John Newton. which
forth thst ne was about TO end his life by throwing himself
he, wtho9, food o, money and heavily in debt and that
e er was the only nssnee e e nd hin to suicide
aim after he left Morristown Friday last 'N
NEw-JERsEY.
PATERsON.-The Methodist Episcopal District Con- !
ference Of Jersey City District the Rev r. Van Horn Presd
tng Elder, will this morning in Grace Church In
addition the regular business discussion the ques
OF removing the limitation OF the pastoral will
cake place In the afternoon discussion will take
tis Of reaching At the evening
ia address