New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-14
NETWORK CITY.
Musir NJ Central Park this afternoon.


NETWORK CITY.
Music at Central Park this afternoon.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterday con-
suited Commodore Garrison and other persons in reer
nse TO e rsp "a No hearings were given
representing plaus
The inauests upon the bodies of Louis Ness, who
died from the effects pistol shot wound on July ard Joh
Tracy the victim Of disaster in The Evening Post
nuSns wss ss n1s 81 sa i "
Work in al, the shoe manufactures has been re-
suued Parsons Of warrcnst who refused TO recog
nize the Cpns communicated with the Council Yesterday
m mTs Gcm m has decided that
strike c. Burts shop in Thomas st shall return 10 "ok
Subscriptions to the amount Of 1896 % were
added Yesterday to the Floating Hospital Fund Of ST. Johns
morse %aree ,0I kmsa Co. siSo Bartlett so; irwin,
s Spring e 3 Dale ' & Co.. SIS and little girls fair 10
As showing the inroads this country is making Oh
what formerly the exclusive province OF English manu-
acturersthe cotton goods with Chinatwo recent
transactions this city be ntioned bin Of 6a re
denms amounting over 100000 Tor s
on Of 9oJ cases Of Lowell Mills coons valued at about
100000
Two bricklayers. John Regain Of First-avc., near
sixteth st. George Clayton OF ST. and Ave
nue. A. while at yesterday the new depot OF the Dry
Dock and Battery Railroad Company at St and
S the s 1sS ana % l sue
ors taken to Bellevue Hospital
who have no place worship Of their own nor any priest to
minister them In their language Discovering tns upon
recently coming to this country tie Rev Adaib Mlc.usnny
sought and obtained from aIu'nai ~ av,rng IN hnd
eSare But all the Poles 6orng and l. has found
needed that lac now peais 10
all catholics for aid in his home mi sonaiy enierp'@
With reference to the account of the suspension
Of A. Castle Co, Published in THE TRIBUNE yesterday L.
Bariwei made following correction The firm OF Bard
we'll Castle GO was dsssyed "a years ago t "io
time MI arTs has had no insr.'' IN s n CON-
pan an Incorporate on1 stock company w r is" SICK
for past lie states that the Anchor Tape ami Web
sns ca%'sy CO.. SI Sst able now s r
The decision of the Police Commissioners in the
case Capt Burden has not been arrived at yet as some Of
the been present at the whole oil the
trial ana there are Az fec" 90 aP on on both @ % @
yH reporter inquired OF the Conmison's YESTERDAY as to
Spouse ejaculation obtaining the name OF .he pe
mi.sioner Di.becS,r said, Cant tel" AMI Commissioner
smith said Don't bother Alter these remarks eacn re-
lapsed into thoughtful silence
BROOKLYN.
SMALLPOX is still increasing in the Sixteenth Ward,
but reports fr. m other wards nIore favorable.
David Powers of Franklin-ave. was dangerously
was working on Meeker ave yesterday
John Graham of Oliver-st., New York, was sent to
the peut,niary for foI Judge Moore eterlay
for stealing bathing clothea at C0ney Island
The counsel for ex- Superinte ndcnt Folk will apply
the matter trial aud removal MI Folk by the Police
Commissioners.
Francis Williamson of No. Az Classon-ave. and
A named Stuliz Of Haywardst near Bedford ave,
injured severely yesterday by falling fron scatod al
new building Bedford ave, near Maosonst
Thomas Clarity of No. 0o2 Atlantic-ave. was
badly aided Yesterday by falling into tank al brewery at
Deant Fanklinave He taken to the city Hospital
where he now lies III aprecaIlous cohuuOi'
There were 2s6 deaths last week. being % less
than during the previous week. and 40 less than during the
p 5 TGfs ri s& Z from c%csia
Foul play is suspected in the disappearance OF
Joseph Mecae paper hanger Of No 4s7 Myrileave He
left his home last Tuesday witt several hundred dollars 10 pay
abil in Ne~Yo and no t"nes o. him have peeh received
sace.
After much convivial indulgence James W. Burns
Of his lone, at No 4s6 Fifth at about
2:30 a. m yesterday couldn't hnd his nghtkey TWO
strangers helped ill., ami the time helped them
$72 OF his money Anthony Van wynan OF No 30
ave. Were s t on Suspicion and although they soGty
asserted their innocence were cid for examination
The decomposing body of George Richter, an
elderly insurance agent, found yesterday in
chair in the bas' ment u no l94 Putnam ave-
ne lived alone discharged pistol was lying near
cher died months and Mr. hher had no rela
aos s aro Se Is o mnco o'
simms vii hold an inquest
JERSEY CITY.
Mn y-One cars, with 200 cattle and 1900 sheep,
were eceved the Harsimus Cove Abatoir yesterday.
e friends and relatives of Mary E. Pomeroy have
purchased To marx her II will be erected
at o'clock this afternoon in speers Cemetery the old
Bergen Reformed Church oxng to m aosencs o. the Hsy
religious exercises will be conducted by the Rev Charles
Parker Of Hoboken.
John Allen has presented the county bill of $50
liquors furnished the in the murder trial Of
Patrick Kehoe Judge Knapp denies that he authorized this
sny man who Could net abstain rom no1icans daring the
na and expresses the hope that the Board Of Freehoiers
will not pay the bili.
An mi atio i'm tlp of hp " of he
stephen X Joraemon will be made IN the II dson County
court on MONDAY The VIII devised all his properly
dfd, Who has NED ;ase protesting against the admission
Of the win to probate by he provisions Of ths doenm,n
daughter Mrs Joralemon she does not John
then G three esss Of the csta viii fail 70 St Banaa Hos
Pia Xewsk and s s e tas T0re
the death q Mr. Joraemop nmors hs' arisen IN relation to
wifi Also cover this matter.
NEWARK
A. p Condit, dry goods dealer on Broad-st has
nankTnpcy and his effects in the hands Of the
Meetings were held in The various wards last
night for The purpose eecnr ward in the
Republican CITY Central Committee
The residences of J. J. Carter at No. 1897 Broad
and Of Mrs. Schcnck at No 1889 Broadst,
Thoroughly ranracked by thieves yesterday morning but
small plumber v r. secured
Tie Excise Commissioners have had the City
complaint asans, 100 saloon keepers who
them 10 appear and answer were placed In the hands VI the
police e. De served.
Commission was held at the County Lunatic
Asylum Thursday inquire into the sleged
sanity Of Joseph Lang merchant The jury, by
~ - 10 decided thst Mr. Lang was sane He had
ill., and In III OF Temporary abrrTat On Of mlnd was
the lum. Mi. Lanr states that his heirs
DESTROYS Of getting him out OF the way.
LONG ISLAND.
SAC HARBOR.-As the express train OF the branch
line of the Island Railroad at hafpas six o'clock
Yesterday morning about TO leave this place fer
Manor the junction with the main Lne, the Huc
of the engine burst, but caused injury. q. W.
Custs the Superintendent Of the road said thar the damage
done IS The train however failed Ia connect
with The main for 10 take the tram
Point The Superintendent saii that Thursdays