New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-21
NETWORK CITY.

The partially burned buildings NJ AMI anu A"ooo"
SITS are being rapidly rebuilt, so far as necessary
There was no abatement yesterday OF the preVa-
lent cold and breezy weather.
frequent sight at the railroad stations at this
time party r Of ssGgy yI and e soa boys s
The red, danger-signal lantern OF the Signal
Bureau on top of the Equitable building feet in hight
and lit by circle OF many 6asDurntrs
The City Chamberlain reports for the past week:
Receipts s1O67.2i2 79 payments. s295sO99 ID; cash In
hand bee. 49, $l067.392 II.
1t is feared that the Harlem Dispensary on Fourth
ave. between one hundred xth and
A netting of rope has been placed over the iron
steps greatly diminishing
the danger to passengers from slipping
he rubbish is being cleared away from the rear OF
the Post Office additional being erected for the
shelter Of the mails while being loaded upon wagons
The Cotton Exchange will be closed on the Mon
day succeeding Christmas but not the Monday after New"
1t has been reported that the Rev. Dr. Stephen II.
Tying received al from ST Andrews Church OF staten
Isl on p S 2f eys a sa s an ae hs''
Ii is claimed that in section of the city, III pro-
portion population have there been arrests for vo
of the Excise law the Twelfth isem) Precinct
during the past lew wteAs
Three assignments for the benefit of creditors were
filed yesterday with County Cork Hamet sensheimer
assigns to Moses L. Mak Dor, Vol to Sm9n Prnehman and
Hermann Herself and Morris Hess to Leopold ba
The payements rs slippery as they well can
be and horses down fat sight that
stops to watch the exertons OF the driver ana
policemen try get tieln Oh tAeir leeI again
The Secretary of the Chamber of Life Insurance
reports that paid by 81 companies during Novem'
Der upon policy claims follows Losses by death.
Sl,ls913l 5e; mat1red endowments, Sl19el2 30; TOTAL
The case of the Board of Excise against the pro-
protors Garden further adjourned yeser
day. the counsel of the Board an opportunity
the rccusant witnesses.
The ID apartment OF Public Works during the week
ending on Saturday received for Croon water rents $751;
go G0 penalties on Coton yaer 81 90 tapping Cro,3n
removing obstructioIs Sl9 Ioa, s2O,s76 %
Postmaster James has received a letter from the
Hamburg Packet Company saying that the collision
and of the steamship sueya on the Ebe
induced tho Company 10 make change in the Janusry
SGyia which, according telegram left Havre ON Dec H.
viii sail from Now \ Jrk On Jan H.
Geo. W. Debcvsis attorney for the estate of ii. 81.
Bailey erecting building at the northwest corner OF
Missionlace Park 10 take the place of the one re-
gently dsttd by lre me new p1iding S ps pun II
inches ad running back 81 eet inches Tho building
Nothing has yet been heard of Lena, the little
daughter Of Hesse German woman living at No $50
Greenwich ST. VINO las been mssng since traI T9 nor
daughter deooye from home aud states that aDoat
street who gave her some caody.
samuel Wood, tie millionaire, who. it Is under
made provisions for The endowment OF free college
of music was attacked with Inflammation Of the bowels few
He 50 yelrs old BAT las enjoyed sog hailih u
dino OF his present sickness AMI ha- ecn able . attend
Mr. WOODS condition notmatery ch4nsedlis evening
| The cold weather has sent hundreds OF applica-
lions daily Office OF ST. Joins Guild The treasury
empty neither fool clothing ioI thoss who are
without Gre and IN danger sr.atiOn The tenth annual
report John Guild Just issued SLOWS mat over 40
this orsz aoa. 22sou sick cnillrtn and mothers re
ing Hospital Jas! summer making total OF i.'5o peTs icons
$1,000 paclass Of sSeres 1917 pounds Co.'S
1gsyts OF mix 10 sos oays bread ia articles VI
ciothDg ii oaiy s2i,7Sl II to afford this relief
BROOKLYN.
The United States steamer Delaware viii be sold
| az auction at the Nayy.Yarl on Dee. %.
Oliver Cottcr yesterday made complaints to the
Board Of Excise against q liquor Dealers whom he discovered
selling liquor on Sunday
| A portion of the new Jewish Synagogue, the Beth
Eloim being erected on Keaps., blown down
| on SUNDAY nSat
The work of distributing provisions among, the
or was begun yesterday under the supervision Of the Char
y onors The oicss in the different districts were
crowded " TN applicants lor relief
Collections of arrears the past week follows
Taxes si663J js rates. sl.3S5 Go assessments
s s5lssS a. g. ro'0"'''n' $4,000 'A'' . ~
| Thomas W. Field superintendent of Public In
strucion yesterday placed under arrest for contempt Of
court yng subpoena - attend witness in the
/ suit Henry q. Bowen against rae Brookiy" blgle
John Whitaker who with others, escaped from
Sing sing spring by the aid Of locomotive
! dn cling % sylvester Brost a. No l3Z EeapsL
The application of ex-iOlIce Superintendent Folk
for compel the Police Commissioners to rein
state lin was set argument yesterday but
/ 10 the January Term OF the supreme Court
The opposition to the Gas Companies Is assuming
an organized shape OF Citizens the
bers OF which pledge gas until the price
suteod.
The Womans Guild has just been organized Its
aim Improvement and culture Of the working Of
II. IA. tla mat
prominent ladies' from Episcopal Presbyterian CongreS
| iional Baptist, Unitarian. and Catholic Churches.
Assistant Cooperation Council }. II. Knaebe has
applied 10 the Court Of Appeals for reargumen IN the
Of the Home upon the ground that he previous
decision ordering the payment OF ccIta9 sums 70 is' n'Itu
| AT "A meeting of the East River Bridge Trustees
yesterday several ordered be paid
should sufficient money In the The bills 81 Judge
mcCee una 5sa M, ~ t t n i9 s San ber rS y,
minimum, all has been suspended for the Winter
1t having been stated that the Rev j. ID. Fulton,
recently the charge of the Hanson Place Baptist
Church preach vsledctory there next Sunday
81 the church state that las VII not DO allowed
lSa 80 Of D l Fulton esg considered By tSem eEsy
ntruthu and he having aenowledge That he was rs au
thor has been Officially informed That ihe Hanson Place
| Church and pulpit are closed 10 him.
| FIanA Schaney, aged 80, is known honest
and industrious shoemaker. lie spent sunday night with
some conviyia associates frequent rotations
reong uproarous along the street toward home seeing
Health Officers removing his sick we he struck ihcn ami
SSs ss sT:ss , M" yesteray he aSose ami With
Charn reno. 81 At hnd'nE himself 40 cen 10
~ ts q save his M The sincerity Of his being
| beyond question hs was discharged
JERSEY CITY.
The receipts for taxes last week were SlGO.2iS 90
The Grand Jury presented III indictments yester-
! day. discharged
Three loaded freight Aid off an Erie railway
float and sank slip SATURDAY night The accident
| neglect 10 pump the uoat