New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The Americas COterie will give Summer
niebt,s festlya al AT Terrace Garden this evening.
The topmast of the schooner Cyrus Frsst
lying at Pier No 49, f. r.. fell upon the deck yesteay
striking Francis Donahue upon the head His injuries
probably will result fatally. =,
At special meeting of the With Assembly
District Republican Association, at No IL university
Mace last evening Andrew Knnis elected to MI the
Vacancy General Assembly caused by the death Oh
B. ". Buell..
An iuouest was held yesterday by Coroner
Croker in the Of Richard Brown, who was drowned
in the North River May g. the boat which ne was IN
having overturned by the tow-boat syracuse Inc
jury exoperated the pilot and officers OF the boat.
The East River Bridge Company are busily
engaged laying rails from the East River shore along
Roosevelt and Watersts for the transfer of stones ana
other heavy material from the anfngpace near koose
welt Street Ferry, to the anchorage at water ana
DOversts.
Patrick Hennessy of No. 1881 SecOnd-ave.,
while at work upon the FOurth-ave. Improvement yes
teriay was preciptaed the cut by the breaking OF
one OF the guy ropes OF derrick His head and Shout
ders were severely injured and 1t Is feared that nc may
not recover.
The hearing of the charges against Capt.
Killea of the Eleventh Precinct Police was continued
Yesterday before the Police Commissioners There was
further es mony offered by either side, ana te near
ing therefore declared closed and the ease was re-
ferred to the Board OF Police Commissioners ior
The examinations at the College of the City
of New-York were continued yesterday. The seniors
were examined in Philosophy, the Juniors IN Optics the
Medieval History and the students OF the Introductory
Department in French, German anu Latlh
A number of human bones were found on the
roof OF the building ut No 100 East sxeenth-s yeser
day. and discovery created some excitement In the
ncighborhocd The remains were taken to the Morgne
and notice sent to the Coroner 09S eca
students who lived in the house last Winter
The annual reception of Grammar School No..
35 will be held this evening at the Academy OF Music
The Gerard medals will be presented to Walter L. Hun
fer. Ogden c. Ludlow and George W. vondenhoef; the
gold medal for advancement to James H. Patterson me
Principals medal for executive ability to Edward f. Ten
Eyck the Green medal Tor spelling to Francis d. Bailey
and the Revere medal for composition ~ Charles L.
Hughes.
Ii. +. Johnson who lives at No. 2OS West
Thirty fOurthst. has made every effort to hnd his daugh
ter who has been missing from her home since May 70
Detectives have been employ ed in the search but so FAR
I'm yain The missing lady is twentysix years old, five
feet four inches in hight Of slender figure and has bacK
hair and eyes. She wore a brown Pplln dress when
she left Her mind was affected by the loss OF rci-
tves in the Vile dn Hayre disaster. She was seen in
Nassau-st. on June s.
The New-York Liquor Dealers Protective
Association held meeting last evening, at Masonic Hail.
to adopt new constitution and bylaws draft drawn
up by one Of the members submitted and read IL
provides that only persons Of good moral character shall
lie admitted members OF the Union, and that any
member arrested for violation OF the Excise laws tue
A committee appointed To examine and revise the
proposed Constitution and report at the next Vi
the Association -
Ex-Gov. Bgler, the Centennial Agent in this
city, will meet the wine merchants Of this city at Del
moncos Beavers at o'clock today In regard to the
formation association for the promotion OF an IN
teres in the Centennial celebration Mr. Biger received
telegram last evening announcing tnat on wednesday
delegation of the Philadelphia bankers will visit TINS city
and a similar delegation from Wai,st at me =.
Nicholas Hotel The object OF the visit will be TO devise
some to Interest the banking community IN the
Centennial celebration.
AT meeting of the stockholders of the Hud-
son Suspension Bridge and NcwEngland Railway Com
pany held yesterday at No. so Broadway, the following
Directors for the ensuing were elected Charles
James T. Macbeth, Eward II. Wiswell, job H. jackson,
n nnS ws Sdfs asad The tS
lowing are the officers chosen: rresident chas rusey
viccPresident, John q. iloyt; Treasurer A. W. Hunpf
rpys; Secretary, James r. Macbeth
At the Produce Exchange yesterday, a small
bag containing about 20 pounds Of new Texas flour was
sold at auction by the well known autiOneer John Draper
for the benefit of the Floating Hospital OF ST. Johns Guild
This -four was made from wheat grown by Mr.. william
Kinsbrough two and half miles from the City of Dallas
Dallas and Consigned to Edward NJ. Wright Co.. com
mission merchants, at No 80 Broadst New;iork by
benefit Of some NcwYork charity to be designated by
the conscience The -four was put up at s9spn on the
ton, was knocked down Ia Charles Spear for $40.
BROOKLYN.
The Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer and
Ter1niner was ipanelcd before Judge Pratt and JUS
tees VOORHEES, and Wofert yesterday.
The receipts at the Office of Internal Reve-
nue Collector Frecand for May $780, 5l so,
against $500 100 AZ for the corresponding month Of last
year.
Mayor Hunter decided yesterday not to nOmi-
nate the new members of the Board of Education until
next Monday perhaps later as the terms Of the
present incumbents will not expire until July /.
Jacob Janisky, age %, sugar rcfner, Of
No. 1o1 York-st, committed for examination by
Justice Morse Yesterday for shooting Jacob sannsky
farmer Flaands in the back, account Of jealousy.
The two suitors OF the same young woman.
The new yacht Mohawk, built by Mr. Van
Dusen Of Wlliamsburgh for Vim. r. Garner, Vice-Com-
modorc of the New York Yacht Club will he launched
morrow 1890 o'clock from :he sbpyard at the foot Of
North Seventh-st., L. d. The Mohawk il claimed To be
the largest cenier-board yacht In the world.
The investigation concerning the recent es-
cape female shoplilters from the Raymond Street