New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
NEX-YORK.

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NETWORK.
The night business at the PostOhice has increased
fourfold since the removal.
Dcnosts ON account of the sale Of postage stamps
last week amounted to $57,cO0
Postmaster James states that the mails ny the las'
trains come IN good order and have thus lar been dc
hyered at 3 a. III.
EIeven persons were sentenced to terms aggre-
eating years Yesterday the Court of General Sessions
The Controller WILL on Oct 1, redeem 81, 9Os,OOO
OF the Croon debt issued in 1854 loo0 and 1906 W
means of the Sinking fuhd' ,
The Dakota for Queenstown and Liverpool, took
CoGnbns for 1902 Letters and bags OF papers
President Sidney Dillon, Jay Gould, and other
directors Union Pacific Railroad Company went to os
ton Yesterday semi annual meeting Of the Com
Iany To be held there To-Day
Ecports were in circulation in Wall-st. yesterday
that the new Pacific City OF san Francisco had
run aground Southwest Spit Inquiry however oo
tanned tnat the steamer only stopped TO ADJUST
her compasses. -.
The Senate Committee appointed to investigate
the departments Of lie city Government was % nave met "
the rich Avonne Hotel " s;er,ay morning but as only sena
r obey abe to be present 1t Was agreed W
adjourn 10 uoAt Monday 81,
Coroner Kessler Yesterday held an inquest on tho
body of John Magur who died from being struck on the
head Harlem aioad train on :sept L. IN mr. asied
verdict Of accidental death
The loneshoremen employed at Pier No. "A, L. r.
y order Of their Secretary have agreed 10 strike for hghr
wages the stayedore who HIS chligeot Wson IAN
enci To- 20 to morrow non 40 TO 80 cents an honI
William Gould, age 30 years, painter at NO. AZS
West Twenty second st. while at work last evening on the
Elevated Railroad Franklins, fel 10 The sidewalk ana
S Ii sA ina, lee wc as Srs to be
Tho New-Yorl< Legal Tender Club announce the
following SPEAKERS money mass meeting at Cooper
Institue TO evening" Tho Hon BENJAMIN r. huer
Tcn dward Crane OF Maine, Iacnari SeheL ana "iueo
1ucAer.
4 reef off the foot of One-hundred and-twenty-
fst East River was blown pieces yesterday by nitro
glycerne the presence q many Se e, Sh
used and column o "at'i ana i"cs' 81 epia a.
thrown while the "a aud IiFrf were asiteu s'
by an earthquake.
Timothy Mulcahey o;Nc S32 First-ave. and viii
lam j. Lynch Of 81 East Forty eighthst qarreed at
late hour on Monday night the saloon of Pare cupn 8
ham at NO $50 FRS ave- and LyncA STABBED Mgcaiey ~
tie abdomen with small penknife, INJECTING dhSeiouS
wound Lynch MAS arrested 80
Two women wearing the dress peculiar to the Sis-
tiers OF Mercy connected with ther yesterday
visited all the principal and liquor saloons on South and
weststs soliciting aims. They succeeded in getting large
money. II is stated ~ the Police ha tley are od
9Aen1sis aud lave p''i'ea 'i' ''' Will '"'0"'
Two organ grinders, Lucius Baptiste and Dom-
ricA Mer were lned $50 yesterday for employing little
children for begging The father Of the children ANTONIO
Iogorno nci so Tor hiring ont TIE Children AZ
the fqaes superintendent Of tAe New York society ior
mtcd In consieaton poverty the fact that he has
a &c family 10 support
BROOKLYN
William Morford painter, living at No. 234
Myrte ave- yesterday received dangerous internal Injuries by
falling from II scaiOlG al Iaiinah anu Jay-sls
j. L. Hoyt has been appointed Receiver OF the
New York Boston MoTisania Railroad Company in be-
haf of the Farmers Trust Company which holds
Judgment against the railroad company ior sS1ooo
Tie City Treasures weekly report Is as follows:
Balance previous week. $4,000 30; receipts SD
2s9 g warrants paid s4'iia 81 balance on han'' i0'
Judge benedict yesterday filed an opinion denying
mott 10 set aside forfeiture Of the bonds OF Christian
seen who May, while he under $4,000
William Moore, an old man, living at No. 254
North seconis d. arrested tsrday, charged with
Eleventh st.. Oh the head with 4 sickle
A boy named Philip Graf, of No. PA Nontrose-
ave- f. d. jump upon the side OF Montrose ave car
afternoon bat f and tes Wee PaIsa of o
1870 Bushwick ave, was arrested.
The taxable valuation of Kings County according
to tabo Just completed by Clerk Galley Of the Boards Of
Supervisors and Estimates In Eroonlyn $50
Increase sI &c last Gar al 10000.
Capt. o. b. LEIGH of the Twelfth Precinct, Re-
publican 10 be tried by the Police Commissioners to-day on
charges having his official position for partisan pur
poses and OF having spoken disr,sieuHy 81 he TtSont
the seconl Precinct Democrat Is Candidate Tor Capt
Leichs position.
The Committee Of the Kings County Board of Su-
pervsors appointed charges OF brutal against
certain Keepers OF the Pencnary yesterday afternoon,
but compliments appeared II adjourned 9ltl next
tile Committee assert viii positively DO the Last
The Law and Order Association of East New
YORK is seeking the indictment OF The Excise Commissioners
aud that place for falling enforce the E1
else law also Of several liquor dealers for violating the
law Ihs lSmpgng9 f 81 anot 200 roo1n
for Violations Of The law.
JERSEY CITY.
William Mannin teamster employed by John
j. staff Of No ll5 Chamberss New YORK was arrested and
20 yesterday for fastening his horse 10 lampposl
The inquest i'll the case of Maria Miller, VINO was
drowned last Thursday, concluded night
with u verdict OF accidental death.
Early Yesterday morning John johnson, colorcd,
and upon by Of eA at the Crows
Nest" on Newark ave. and badly beaten. No officers
spondel ter for aid, and no arrests made.
The Hudson County Soldiers Monument Associa-
on will hold mas, meeting H. the anniversary OF
the battle for the Of attracting public
attention 70 the enterp9 Gems h9oher sigeL ana kil
s 900 already II tbs fund.
On Monday night a tramp went into the canal
stables, the Newark Plank Road to sleep yesterday
morning the stabemen found him sick They sent
City Physician Case went TO " the suerer out The man
died before he reached the stable
George L. Smith, "a New-York iron merchant
waived examination before Justice Welsh yesterday and
gave bonds await the action Of the Grand Jury On charge
Of to WHICH he pleaded not guilty The charge Ss s
feK who alleges that Smith testified falsely in tbs
suit 10 which lie and Cannon were parties
Martin Murray, residing on Steuben-st.. was COM
itted for trial by Justice Allen last evening charged with
stabhng LAngon Of Bas Both men had been paying
lady and Iangton called on Murray yester
about the matter WINE
ing y enaged and stabbed Langtoa ia the Lace
and neck INJECTING DAM srous woundA
AT the meeting of the Board OF Works yesterday
petitions received for filing sanken lots on cosates
AMI for repairing washingtonsL A. Conkns and others
asked Sou each for damage sustained by the change OF
grade In Brunswick st. sxirch water main was ordered
laid Plpst Pho Corporation Counsel reported 70 the
hoard that II had right 70 prohibit the use OF ne public doch
streets reported that Grands required rspsyng between
Grove and BrghtsA