New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-07
GEW-YORK CITY.

Between paving, sewers, and old age, Centre-st. is
picture Of dilapidaiion
Travel over Harlem Bridge ia seriously INSTRUCTED
by the slow method Of moving the draw.
Yesterday was anything but a pleasant day, yet
everybody carried umbrellas without having much chance to
use them.
The Association Of the German patriots of 1913
1919 resolve to participate In the celebration Of The
Centennial.
The calendars Of the Supreme Court. Circuit, will
not I've published the public exponse only the
number OF copies subscribed for Win BE printed.
The report of the Importers and Grocers' Board of
Trade gives the arnonnt held by first hands in this
city Drc 1850 bsgr against II ga bags on July
The Union Meetings in Harlem were resumed yes
erday the rirst Baptist Church and viii be con
be held '''''e''
Another centenarian Catherine McGowan, age
lO3 died yesterday She native Of Ireland, widow"
lived with her grandchildren IN the tenementhouse No
439 West Twenty sixth ST.
The Treasurer of the Board Of Excise has paid to
the CITY Chamberlain nce MAY over 100000 for last years
licenses and s3555O the or licenses adding
about 5000 % t0 the cy's revenue
Many of tie police captains and seTgcants re-
ceiyed their appointments 1t Ia stated without having passed
the examination prescribed With view 10 test
competency, order was sened by Commits
lion.
The funeral Of Christopher OConnor took place
yesrdav from the st Francis Xsvier Church in sixteenth
the large congregation man prominent gentlemen ara
among tne numerous moral tribulos we're column sur
fron Naur Day ana Two crosse rIn John Nor.
Cemetery
Jay Gould, who has been confined to his bed since
last urday easier condition last night tan ne
has been since sick. Inquiries at ms house last
evening cicei the fact that be wac sqhcilns from ver
cola and bilious attack. Dr. baldwin his plsic'l
refused information az 10 ne sickness OF c1nGon oil
Ills ttn tn tat he sonf what better
During yesterday MI Gould was visited three times by Dr.
BALDWIN.
A patrolman said 10 n reporter last evening that
$1,000 rev ard tempt him To lay hands tweed II
him. and he thought many others Of the force
felt tie sane way SAID he "tf should sres' %sa
ait me they have got the mon'y 10 DO anything II rs
queer sate aGsirs. Ii di aIItst him al sii should
6c icIl aid arrest bm should be bigger i"oi ad
between the two should ~ him go
No decision has yet been received by the sugar
redpers from ie Secretary Treasury ~ regard TO the
uesou ra-e few weeks ag0 about certain rebates
fined sugars Auditor Ogden The CuscmhOEse stated yes
,erday that the report OF the c'uuee appointed to Hv
weeks ago Il the committee not a. favor
aSerale tian ihc rates r nuGi gated before ne
committee was APPOINTED
Capt. Charles l.. Macarthur, Director of the
Citizens Steamboat COMPANY which owned the sUnnysdc
laws that after the bacing Of The were
all placed quartz, boat loading a. full az safely
couI be- Five walters nine other III hen jumped
Mrs Haywo is ciunS lin n tee vaier and
p.shed her Go~ ne was coca sTnS sH ,, n gay
actions Tor ,i,maes liv,s not LOST by fa
of INC suits however viii be begun tins week
The funeral Of Henry G.. Watson, late editor o.
The Art Journal place yesterday at 81 Thomas ChuTci
at Fhave and Fifty ird It. The church was completely
filed The services Ed ictsi hy the the REV.
Dr. Morgan, sad eanolre mss,l prosr 5ame was rem
rosewood heaSy mounted IN silver covered Mt u.la
haI b. r. John savage, Thomas ian naIry ofay, %,
aud H. T. Kerel The body Was taken TO Greenwood Gene
WY BROOKLYN.
Albert Daggett the Sheriff elect, is seriously i'll.
The body Of William Shields OF Twentletlst. was
',und the water at the foot of Twenytdst '~ieniay
~ officer q Iion
The Committee of the Board of Education on
Evening schools led after discussion last evening
10 keep the schools open untD FEB /, 1876
While Mary Wagner age 30, of No. 23J Ellery-st.
S %Ss ,sltns sasiancI severe Ia ers INJURIES
Thomas Langan of No. III North SecOnd-st.
while engaged a quarrel with Adam sutton Of No 20 south
Fnst yesterday, stabbed him In the abdomen Lanzan
arrested
The workmen engaged in the rope-walk of VIM.
wars Sons. sigolst, complain that unhealthy doors
escape from building ar az hand IN which clothing IL
A kerosene oil lamp exploded last evening in the
APARTMENTS Of Henry Nomair, the urd Gco Of No 79
The b4s on was THROWN gPS9 sG pf,on Of
jules before the names could be e1tEgdish9d
The cosmopolitan character of the two cities was
illustrated 10y Yesterday in CourtsL car NoAt TO All
American who was rebing TIE TElBUNE, Sat a German,
renchnan p,rusing ue cur,,Sr es Lats 1n Just olo,
ItiIn was seeking Information o NorO luVsdO.
Gideon s. Nichols of Hampstead yesterday sent a
communication the Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen stating
that e quantity Of land on the west side OF the Hemp
stead sS S ne Has s 10 s .a fat ~ ana t
crops sing trO e negligence Of The eiys Officers lie SAID
The difficulty adjusted withoat delay.
JERSEY CITY.
The receipts Of taxes during the past week were
$4,000 90
Mrs Oswald was run over and instantly killed al
the Coununpaw station tbs New jersey Central Railroad.
Patrick McCann Of Utica, the candidate for page
Of TX Assembly arrested last week on suspicion 81
bepo rocket vas schargcv yesterday by Police
ice Keose no evidence being found against him.
Terence j. Mcdonald was called the Hudson
County Court incicmcnu charging him with NAL
in ooo ss piIceto y ne soal Of Education Io
DID appeal and his bsl BOND for $1,000 was declared cI
fc.teat
On Saturday morning John Mccormick, patient
At the Charity Hositsl his escape, A simply IN his
mig clothes Several hoors serwai he appeared at the
ouse brother IN Brooklyn IN the same scsn attire lie
was suffering from dtff1um uoInehs
NEWARK.
There were II deaths IN tbs city last week, oil
which 10 from diphtbeTia
Justice Scarborough, an odd and eccentric resident
Of the Fourth ward, died yesterday.
james CayaDaVh was arrested yesterday for com
hitting assault little daughter Of Mrt Rose Of No 1906
Ogd.n-st
The Newark and Clinton Horse Railroad has not
vet suspended rons and arrangements for its pun haze
from sciuchar are being made.
This afternoon, tomorrow evening, and Un Satur-
day afternoon meetings vl be held Ny The angecal
cLurr the rst IL formed Church.
ST. Lukcs Guild of the House of Prayer, Episcopal
Church il considering tue project Of opening soup house
where soup will be sold 10 tie p3ui at cost.
Tomorrow being the Feast of the immaculate
Cuceutnn serv ices hed all Catholic churches,
and AZ 81 patr Z Cathedral VIII Ia four
William Myers fell through the treste-Sork OF
the Newark and YoIk aiosi bridge WaIu ST.
terisy and sustained fracture of Tho sku injuries
fAtsL
NEW JERSEY.