New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
CCW-YORK CITY,


There has been very fine black bass fishing In
Hell Gate for the pastfcw days
II. C. Frost & Co.. liquor dealers ut No. 3s New
It, deny they have asked for extension from their
creditors
John Dowdigan, age II, OF No. 40 Leonard-st,
fell down hatchway No. 1l8 Fulton st. yesteray morning
and WAS seriously injured
The colder weather brings game into the markets
in greater abundance but yct most Of il comes from the
Eastern and Middle States.
David Patterson of No. 81 Avenue ID, bFicklayer,
broke his les Yesterday afternoon by bis foot tuning upon
loose brick on The sidewalk.
The Now-York Ophthamic Hospital, at Third-aye.
aud Twcy thIst reports 2is7 pres ptions prepared
during October and SO7 new patients received.
The supervision and care of the departments OF
Fisheries and Of Animals at the Centennial Exposition have
been paced IN charge OF the conductors Of The fOra am
S6eo* OF this city.
At meeting of the Park Commissioners yesterday
ordered at The Bridge the Harlem River
should be closed about Nov for four days TO enable workmn
10 put In a new draw.
Revenue officers yesterday seized go cigars and
$50 bundles OF Cigarettes addressed to George L. Shields
iroggist OF No SIG broadway, which were en1ed without
the payment OF duty.
An unknown schooner ran into Starins barge on
Tuesday night 1hroggs Point The barge took fire. and
with the general board destroyed The schooner
lost a portion oi the it8eihg.
Third-ave, between One hundred-aDd fort y-sec-
ond forty thirdss II rendered odcc.
onable LEGALITY By the stagnant pools II
water anu mud In the cutters.
The regular bueness of Police Headquarters was
almost entirely suspended yestcrlay in consequence Of the
prr-eIco number of politicians and OILERS anxious u
get ,he Precise nguIes Of ,lio election Tetnrh,.
An effort ~ making by the United States Fish
Commission statistics Of The i3h business OF
New York T. e. Blackfo has been appointed tho pgent OF
the Commission, and IL collecting ihe needed Information"
A stroAy opposition has beeu developed among
properyownors and residents OF tho Twcny third Ward
Ige oootended mat present grade answers every
pc,,ird purpose.
Three disorderly persons visited the saloon OF
William Mere At No los East Forty thrd ST. late on Tuesday
night and because would ppy them with liquor
attempted TO eject hcm one OF The party hred Two SHOTS
H. ne ape STS WITHOUT ''0u' result H' 'S' " ' ~
DR.. C. Harwood of This city aud Dr.. A. Adrian
OF Loeanspori, Ind constituting tho delegation from the
United National Medical Association 10 the late Inter
national Medical Coz sress held N Biassgs f'ygn s'u
here yesterday The American delegates were hde bohOfaS
Richard Murray of No 351 East Thirty -sccond-st.
and Thomas Kerin Of 33l East Thirty ST. became
engaged in alteration last evening about The recent eee-
pocsot knife nn.cng severe but not necessarily fatal
wound. Murray was arrested.
The examination of B. u. Chccyer as TO his claim
against Henry Cess, which 10 have taken place yester
ay A. T. Ketchum Register ia bankruptcy at No 1873
Patton again postponed ~ Is believed that there is
part Counsel both sie ~ drop the ease ud
in Inc matter
At the meeting OF he Fire Commissioner, yestcr-
day proposals received for repairing aud adding another
story Engine House at NOS l9l and 90 ItoDst The
lowest estimate was 1921 Proposals. also received for
panng 100 ,crrsPh lo me .oTesi oid III S =, ,ase
Controller for his approval.
Henry NJ Walters Of No. 1s6 Essex-St. and his
wife went last evening tho saloon OF christ phcr John
sn at No 80 West Fourth St. where insulted MIS-
WalrIs Her to Let assistance whcnpon he
va, attacked by e InlaaI VIC a,,snP , 10 sno nm W lug
several s.v,ro cuts upon the hand
The police returns yesterday showed that 81
had been made TUESDAY Of persons charged with
Illegal voting violation Of the election laws In the seventh
Precinct there were arreets in nc Eighth in tho
Fourth, II Ia the Fiiccnth, in he and IEtr}
Eleventh Ainctc,n Nib aud rwcnyr,t Pr cincts tcach,
the sixth - and tho Other arrests Hele scattered Though
Mcssrs Morris Delano & Co. of This city furnished
By s the glass for the amOs Pal Hotel N san
II IS worthy Of mention TO the credit Of the mann
acturcra packers and freight agents. that in I'D
dition 70 an Immense auonnt OF leg s arcss LOO large
rors dns the ontre distance nom the manufac
transfers without the fracture vi single glass OF damage 10
single mifIor oo
The body Of man, age about 90 dressed in a red
flannel sht and woolen rosser- found in the Tiyer
at the foot of Thirty ninih.st yesi.riaS
James Murray, clerk at No. 1852 Douglass-st.,
W.. hcli for examination 10y Justice Dcnar yesterday,
charged with having attempted 10 vote ri the WITH District "
the Tenth Ward without having been REGISTERED.
motion was made before Justice Gilbert in tho
srprene Court by Ion Ready yesterday for wit Of
Is sentenced be hanged Rochester tomorrow for the
snoo,ing John Trevor The principal ground Of tho motion
wag ibaI evidence had been Admitted tfil TO show Lat
prisoner han BEEN guilty II similar oenso ton years bo
fore. The motion dcpioi
JERSEY CITY.
The dead body of an infant was found in the Erie
tuune yesterday. IL packed in pastcoard box and
wrapped In q ~ Louis newspaper.
james Cuuan, Jr, Of iIoboken, filed his reSigna-
tcn NJ member the Board Of Chosen Tccholders yester
day william suhr will be represent the IL Jbokcn
district ia CURTAINS place.
Late on Tuesday night crowd Of boys, searching
barrels entered Peter CUleys yard AT the foot Of Van
VoIsLs Cnrley ordered them away ana they did
leave at once fired with shot gan the nearest boy.
Is. charge OF shot
hting painful wounds Crlcy arrested yesterday, ami
gave Il 900 bail 10 9IsEcr.
tI,o haiu al in f1c ixtI