New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY,
The Law Committee of the Board Of Aldermen
investigation y The workings q tho Finance Department
Peter Dugan, age 2 years, while at play with sew
g ss on The a " No g fatally sss
The scientific classes of the Cooper Union Free
Evening Schools examined in analytical geometry and
examined next week.
The Controller continued yesterday the payment
Of the aborers employed the Bouevar and late in tho
ss he SS ir Va. sosis g.
A fair in aid of tho Five Points Mission will be
given by of the young ladies' Of Grammar School No.
s 81 SS s NE nsn evening iSs week.
William Crumish Of No. IS Elizabeth-st. was
Knocked down last evening by butchers wagon
at East Broadway and Markes His hight arm and sae were
rested. -''N'''
Mary Brown Of No. 156 Cherry-st was run over
evening by driven by John Terhune Of No 1853
4 s1 was
Ex-GOv Bigler reports that be has received $9, 500
the Centennial fund from the Of the Lady wash
non Tea Party which was given Last week Ptt:essh
smaller sumo amounting 70 about $1,000.
A notorious bond forger and thief, named Watson
Wilkes has repeatedly given his name when arrested. as
George wilkea This brought prominently into
notice connection with the great bond forgery George
wrnSus St liz own name Stbot s1 panaop
which has resulted.
The Fire Commissioners at their meeting yester-
day appointed the pilot Of the fire do
partment steamboat W. f. Havemeyer and the company
which to be attached to the boat win be known e. TIE ma
as m M @ from the timex a or
into1ication and absence from duty without leave
The Pacific Mail steamer Colon, which sailed yes
teray stop for the first time at Savana at the mouth OF
the Magdaena in United states Of Colombia That
place port Of considerable importance and from
oSaer 20 @ s ana
products WHICH ind their way to different parts o. inc world
referred to- was passenger on the Colon
Tho laborers Of Carmansville and Fort Washing
and passed resolutions condemnng the policy
public and asserting the claims
employment the the upper part city
factories or public works to turn to f 81. oscupaon inc
heads departments and particularly the Controller to
isS sSss
The first of series of revival meetings was held
yesterday afternoon at Association Hail. at Twenty third ST.
Fourth The exercises conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Of the First Baptist Church. and addresses were de-
vered by the Rev. Dr. Tying Of the Chnrch Of the Holy
Trinity the Rev. Dr. Parker and Dr. Anderson The line Of
thought taken up the influence Of Personal Work
meS %an was % bring sScSedss
meetings are TO he held on Thursday afternoon
many prominent ministers to take part The
is The Vi o. CHRISTIAN wori
The John Mitchell Testimonial Committee met at
St. evening for the purpose Of selecting
aud trustees William Robinson was elected Chair
man. Patrick Ford Temporary Treasurer and John Mutually
Secretary committee appointed to visit the following
persons trustees Of the fund Eugene
kkE Shsss m Sn s tHa
?ss. ,s ss
shape Of house to be TO Mrs Mitchell The meeting
BROOKLYN
John Dewitt Of No. Al Cedar-st. was arrested yes
teay breaking the store Of Jacob NJ Haght at No.
1885 Myrteave and stealing four bags Of nour and OF
money.
Mayor Hunter ia preparing letter to Gov. Tiden,
which understood be in reference to the many bills before
the city atye With tasaon " p'''''
Leopold Lowenstein, q clerk in the employ Of
Jacob Davis coter No 4G5 Grandst arrested yes
teray upon charge stealing $500 worth Of goods from his
stein Is yet to Be settled.
Officer John Morrow Of the Sixth Precinct has been
Police force for brutaly beating with his
the morning Of March 81 Clark Sm special
placed handouts him ana then struck him twice with his
club while he was lying upon the ground
The difficulties in the Evergreen Methodist Church.
promise to eliminate Sunday next The trus
that the Rev M Wo0waFS %te%Pts to in
state that he not allowed in the church they viii pitch
tent outside, and conduct the SERVICES undtr canvas
The game on the CaptOline Grounds yesterday, be-
Of NewYork and the amateur Chelsea Of
WILLIAMSBURG, witnessed b. large number Of specta
The PLAYING Of oehaId and Hicks for Che M1na and
ous game resulted easy victory for the Autas by
score Of % to
The report Of the referee, Henry NJ. Cullen in the
case Of Trust Company against the Monticello and
Port Jervs Company suit for the foreclosure Of
mortgage presented to Judge Tappan yesterday I'm the
Supreme court for continuation This is opposed BY AZ
Of New York who claims the right participate In the
money to be raised by foreclosure.
A meeting Of tho creditors of the firm Of G.. w.
Moore 4 Co. Of Hew.York (ot which Orvie l. Grant, the
brother President Grant 10 member manufacturers Of
American patent paint held yesterday before
wnslow Commissioner in bankruptcy to agree upon an as
genee to their claims Nothing definite settled and
an adjournment had until next Tuesday at IL The
liabilities comparatively Hna and are about equaled by
the assets
A grand military and musical entertainment was
given evening at the Academy Of Music by the members
18th Regiment N. g., and attracted an overlooking
house programme included music by the full regmenta
band CORPS dr or the commissioned officers