New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-13

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HOvey Of Indiana
NETWORK CITY.
The Floating Hospital fund has been increased to
s74s IS.
Custom-house officers report o steady increase in
the amount Of importaons.
The three Medical Colleges for women in New
York contain $50 students
One anaconda and seven sea-lions were among
last weeks acquisitions at Central Park.
runaway and upset in Cliff-st, yesterday after
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The Utica meeting Of the Army of the Cumberland
18th 18th Of September and not ON the 9Th
and 9th as announced.
Louis AdOph, age 40, widOwer, living at No. 1856
st. committed suicide yesterday morning by taking
green. lie left letter stating that an unhappy love
John LOnergan. who arrested on suspicion OF
setting store No. "a Charles st.. wednesday
morning. was discharged yesterday for want Of evidence
Contrary to general expectation, no additional
reported yesterday in tho Law Department
the and lion y Csu Ss. stated
The strike of the shOemakers has come to an end.
except at Sons shop in warren,. where some
difficulty the refusal Of Mr. Parsons 70
| sides determined.
| Coroner Eickhoff began an inquest yesterday on
body James Tracy, who killed by the falling OF the
IN re & Of put STns 10 ns al.
adjourned until IL a. Ia to-day
| Danes who wish to attend the commemoration of
Chr stian Andersen invited to meet at No. 10
Fourst at O'Clock this evening for the purpose OF
going IN body TO- rmp5on HAL Where cie 81 as great
Complaint il heard among business men and
travellers prices charged by city
panies t<nng services; o connection detected by
cess Of the Ipess BEIGE Congress
The foundations of the New-York anchorage of the
River bridge have been completed and the first courses
Of stone are now being laid The four anchor Pates weighing
the viii 600 cubic yards 10000 tons) VI
stone, and will be 10 feet hign.
| The funeral of the late John Fox, Of the well
known cotton Of Fox Flash Of New orean took place
morning At s s.spSs1 s oc va. hs
| viii be r,Inoved to Newt rleans.
During q fight among gang OF Boulevard labor
yesterday afternoon. Downs HOTEL at Onehundred
and thirdst the Boulevard Thomas Kenny received
stab wound in The lett Leg and Robert waits was injured
20 the Nineynintn street MosLa They refused to give
| the names OF those who assaulted tAeni
The contest in the Of-hand Rifle Club for the gold
badge presented by concluded yeser
d. morning Twenty allowed contestants
distance was rs feet and e bull eye one inch in DIANE
l3' Thomas Lloyd making the second best score Of l3S
second badge pize WAS Won by W. b. Farwe and third
badge by H. r. Hill
W. w. Kennock, Chief of the United States Secret
Service city, returned from Philadelphia yesterday
he had take specimens OF the counterfeit
ieWinSi and aso u the sheets Of alloy
~ sf for e p M Mint both spee
mems viii DC assayed further have been made
BROOKLYN.
Music at Prospect Park Tomorrow afternoon.
Joseph Loader will be admitted to bail by City
Judge McCue to-day.
According to official reports, the police captains
close policy shops they opened so that none
now III operation in this city
Thomas McTurk saloon-keeper, of No. 26s Twen-
ty Police Justice Walsh, yesterday,
| for selling liquor without license
| Peter Victory of First-st. yesterday fell into
boiling Bakers salpeter factory Third
ave. lie taken ~ the Long Island College Hospital
where he died in great agony.
| Considerable excitement was caused last night by
rumor Kings County Savings Bank Of the Eastern
District robbed 100000 The Of the bank
pronounced the rumor groundi,ss
| Daniel Sutton of No. 80 North Fifth-st.,
f. H. pier the foot Of that yes
,eray BY unknown man who cut hts eye with hn and
| District Hospital but his assaiIant escaped.
| Mr. Tilett of No. ia God-st. went to sleep on
bench in the City Park his silver watch and
chain s5. Daley. Michael Walker, and Michael
Ronrke had pawn Ticket Tor me watch IN ts possession
| While Mary Coyle was attending her dying infant
early yesterday morning in her at No SO Fran.naye
Doyle who drunk burst into the apartment and
he would not she Struck hin On the lead With esrthen
pitcher, INJECTING severe wound
| JERSEY CITY.
| Chief Engineer Farrier reports 16 fires in July,
involving loss Of 1887, insured for 1870.
| The Board of Public Works held special meeting
yesterday all bids made for furnishing coal tho
Water Works, account of informally: Hereafter blank
proposals viii be the Clerk Of the oaId leaving
nothing bat the figures to be inserted by the bidders
| NEWARK.
William +. MOckridge, the brakeman who had his
left crushed Wednesday by portion Of train jumping
from the railroad at tie Chestnut
Depot died great at St. Michaeis Hospital
yesterday
Very little work is being done toward the repair of
Montcar Railroad bridge the draw OF which was struck
lightning and burned saturday This accounted for by
the road, hands Of Is TO be
sold next month.
The fifteenth annual Games of the Newark Gale
DOMAIN place yesterday at Schhten Park large
persons In the running John
Renney New York Californian Club struck in the
which artery laceraed thst The blood
'pur'e" several ieo@ SEwJERsEY.
HOBOKEN-The Land and Improvement Company
has begun the opening the river ami thirty
men work the Hudson improvement Justice
Monk issued last evening for the arrest Of John
Henry baker charged with cruelty beating Her
man Brandt, boy in his employ The deposits in the
past -four The body OF cated At Deys
Point Eysan Fields "Wednesday night and was
for identification. lie hye feet
eight inches in hight age apparently 81 nc wore DARK
is Thought body of sailor who ie overheard from
German steamer several weeks ago
ElzABnru-The inquest in The the drown.
The wounds found on him were received III night on sunday
before the drowning Dphhera is spreading IN tons city
sickness Of only twenty four hours
WEST HoBoKES-The Of taxes to be assessed for
state 1873 % school, 1874 e2i county, &Io,l27 OIL
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