New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-25
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
"Cranbcr-rees
The average temperature of last Thanksgiving was
33o.
The Bothnia yesterday took out large foreign
mail
This is the ninety-second anniversary of Evacua-
ton Day
The trade in poultry at Washington Market Is
represented unusually dun for this season
All the evening papers are tossing back ana forth
puns Turkey, which has been badly punished already
Cyrus p. Dakin of Hudson City, ~ j., was run
Broadway lss evening by one OF the wagons OF
Express Company bv John Graves sud "as severely
injured. The driver was arrested
polished block of granite Of the best quality mas
placed the center Of the arches on the Ne~norS
tower of the BROOKLYN bridge IL bears the legend le'
Residents of the Twcnty-thrd Ward have protest
ed against Inconvenience caused by the closing OF ~
central Bridge the Harlem River The Park Soma
bridge IN TO complete it ~ soon az possible.
A protest has been received against the regarding
Of the Thirave from Onehunired andfOry -SeNeh'hs@ "
the Harlem River As work ordered by the Boad o.
Aldermen the Commissioners have consented 20 uey
it until the Aldermen meet and take acton III reafd |" "i'
matter.
A piteous sight was witnessed yesterday after
noon on Fourth ave. carrying pail Of unsboled
oysters got of crowded ear while the car was ng and
he o. STEERS another sprnng the muddy street with their
tOotlisome bodies
OF hanogan that he took measures to keep 1t near MN
always regardless OF the proprietary rights OF JHn Is
JGsce at the Essex Market Ponce Court n. ns
co Committed Hla i1Si for Trial Trial ''''''
Dr. Ralph l.. Parsons and Warden Allaire arranged
an entertainment for the lunacs Blackwes Island st
evening Consisting music pictures displayed by magic
lantern dancing. The artist Joseph kePpeI henaS
Leslie many other persons both professional people ana
amateurs took part
ST. Johns Guild is without means to furnish food
or fuel to the and their families who are ont
Of employment and suffering for the baesi 81 re-
The Rev. Aiyah Wiswal, at No 81 Vsrickst
Morris 1ierney of No. 237 and Joseph Herring of
No 227 East Forty engaged fight last night at
81, Tierney knife aud Herring turned
10 escape saDofG hn seem Herring Mas taken 10 Belle
Hospital where OF s wounds was pronounced 10 0e
very serious. =,
The case of Capt Williams created considerable
excitement among the captains in the police force and
formed principal topic Of conversation yesterday when The
morning returns we're brongnt in II was feared ina G
general opinion prevailed that he present Board do nol
look lcniently upon many tmnss tnat nave Deeh ~
on by former Police commissioners
Cardinal McCoskey expected to reach this
city from England yesterday afternoon or evening by the
steamer Abyssnia arrangements have been made for
uu, reception on arrival the Cardinal Is opposed TO
such demonstrations Ia his honor Wears General Quinn ana
Preston Father kearuey Dr. Meynn fdtheI
civ intend the Cardinal on hs arrival at the pier m
Jersey ity him "a is residence Noce was l" DC
CIV eu by Telegraph the Aby ssina came III sight
The trial OF Capt McElwain of the Seventh IRE
cinct Police continued yesterday before the Ponce Com
ssioner Tie for the defense was closed by the
testimony Of Captain in his behalf He stated that he
ras NOT a. the house when Andrew Pcnnoyor alleged
that he was II 200 by panel thieves and therefore
could not have been requested to arrest te servant
that had found and arrested tle real no &
rot the tae and had refused i 70 s os PPPee 1
for their future decision.
BROOKLYN.
The sewer in Van Cott-ave. has been completed.
The AlderInanc Law Committee is considering
the expedcncy OF widening Prospective
II il proposed 10 destroy infected clothing by put
ting II in suphuric instead Of burning IT, as heretofore
Edward Rowe and Cornelius j. Bergen the newly
spontod Park Conmsoner took the oath Of Office yester
The work of paving the Fourth-st. extension has
been begun viii be pushed TO completion as rapidly as
possible.
The smallpox is undated in the Eastern District.
six new cases reported yesterday the sixth Precinct
StstiOnhouse
The street-amps on Greenpont-ave. furnish such
moor light that many complaints have been made TO the
Board OF CITY Works.
The Board of CITY Works estimates the cost of
gaa@s and a. p nyiaRi o. from
Mary Walsh age 40, was found sick in the street
and taken to Tenth Precine; staonAouso where she
coon died. She hal no home
recent decision of the Court of Appeals makes 1t
S2,lO9 TO the Inebratos' Home
The deaths last week numbered 90, of which %
occurred 3ox and "a from dphthera In the two
diseases named slight increase from the previous
Mayor Hunter says he will cooperate with his sue
endeayor st telater may mako to have t1p
headed Commissions abolished and single Commissioners sub
stituted.
The jury in the ease of Jane Valentine, who sued
the estate of Henry Shields for her right Of DOVER failed to
agree and discharged new trs will take place IN
The Board IF Education has decided not TO EN-
pioy an additional Superintendent. Discussion of
subject led prolonged and excited debate at The last
Several officers Yesterday made descent upon the
policy shop Of Andrew Mcclellan az No 10 Red Hook lane
They number OF books papers and letters and ar
rested the proprietor and several players
Poliee-onicer Gilhardt called to account about
week ago by Sergeant for not being efficient He
thought he opportunity saturday night TO distin
guh himself and cned boy na% s James Gaey on
$500 bail and recommended him IN the future 10 uae ms
baton with moro judgment
William Devoe, residing at No. 22G Marshall-st.,
was going evening with basket containing turkey
and goose for Thanksgiving dinner and made jump to
a TIE deparns Fulton fTy oS ana fas bS the s
whence he rescued In dropping condition lie reached
basket and its contents when he touched the water
Henry Barkman ago 55, sober and industrious
carpenter resifing the third floor Of No 97i Ailanoave
has been employment for the Past four months lie
had become Respondent account Of his failure 10 get work
ana ycserda morning h8 wife and tive chren without
food ssng them al, he went ont yesterday morning 10
make fnttner search iesrktpg he left that he fal d hc
would ri 20 up despair. back about hours
aerW ussuccea f went into the cellar and hanged HIN
sell. His family are left completely destitute
Mrs Gibson and lady friend residing at the Man
sion House went yesterday afternoon for ride. At Al
anyave aud of the wheels struck curb
stone ana ladies' thrown violently 10 the grounc
Mrs Gibson sustained injuries and takon Ia the
rg store of Dr. story she attended bv pysi
clans aud aterwad iaSen home Her companion only
sigtly nurl Tbs aerWard away scattering the
fragments Of carriage in direction. When he gas
stopped only the shafts and ew wheel siOhes were found al
his heels. .,,,, ,.,,xy
The rcceipts of the past week were I5T 500 OJ !;