New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
NETWORK CITY.


upper %eps pafs Of ,So e dya'' ~
John Mitchell mason residing at No. 26 Norfolk
while laying foundation at No 2e7 Bowery Yesterday
had both legs crushed the caying In Of an embankmen
Commissioner Marshall, Treasurer of the Board
Of Excise yesterday transferred the City Chamberlain
$4,000 received for licenses during the past three
The Grain Committee of the Produce Exchange
have appointed D. Sterling Chief Inspector under the new
Deputy.
George s. Bangs Superintendent of the Railway
will BIO present at meeting OF merchants ana
p ioGay 70 '' AF'N '' VIC '''' '
1t is stated that Peasee & Co. are the general
agents OF the Centennial Board OF Finance ana
authorized receive subscriptions Their office Is at NO
Beekmanst
John Morrssey has sold his Clubhouse on Twenty
fourhst to Albert Spencer for 100000 The nference
the police have made gambling too largely losing bust
City Chamberlain Tappan makes the following
weekly statement Balance Sept 1s s. So receipts
for tho . week - payments sSsso' 81 bal
John Pullman and Harry Nugent commended in
rowing match Backwes Island yesterday for $500
prize given by the i, Ward cTing Association
Licenses were refused yesterday to the propretors
Of four saloons the "Bouevar" Dew Drop Inn
ps and s the Board OF qR %a had been
The Bureau of Elections will be kept open every
day until the Of the month. from to p. The
which have been presented for both the ana
scrutiny.
At the regular weekly meeting of the Methodist
Of NewYork and vicinity yesterday resolutions
were presented cuogsc Of the Rev. Dr. FOss the former
PRESIDENT PRESIDENT. ''N NOMINATING WV awe " $3.50 ~ 49,
The United States Assay Office is somewhat dilap
dated the Congress to be asked TO provide new
building said decay largely due TO the fumes set
free in the refining processes which act nuous upon he
iron work.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Medical
Society the County OF last evening the death o
Dr. Ernest Krackowzer approximately noticed Dr.
Beverly Robinson read paper on Post Nasal caairh'
The Custom House has been reprinted and refres-
within massive stone have been removed
making room for eight offices the attic has been
the OF records and other needed i'm
provements Just concluded
Members of the liquor trade yesterday organized
protective association TO be called the Citizens Proec
tive Union for Liberty o Industry and s 10 ons so Of
troll Of voters for the coming elections after which the Union
j. H. Deyereux Receiver and Sir Joseph Heron
Norris representatives Of the English bond and
Atlantic aud Great Western Railroad have
and its connections They will report their constituents
which is expected that some plan Of reorganization VIII
be adopted.
Charges were preferred on Friday last by David
Twohey before the Mayor against President Matsel and
Commissioner Disbccker President Matse yesterday told
reporter that he knew nothing officially Of the matter
did attach importance to it. Commissioner DIS
becker said knew nothing about the charges except
had read Of in the newspapers but that they
''''' ~ ' BROOKLYN.
The registration of voters begins to-day.
Prospect Park is brilliant with autumnal flowers.
Taxes water rates, assessments, and redemptions
yielded $29,s72 So last week
The police complain that the doors OF many houses
are secured insuficiently or not at all.
The sale of property for unpaid taxes and water
rates for the year 1872 takes place today.
About 200 policemen were reviewed by Inspector
waddy, at Fort Greene parade ground yesterday
An Injunction to restrain certain brace OF dogs
prowlng nights granted by Justice Pratt yesterday
For brutally assaulting David LEM, John Bren-
sentenced to the Penenary for three months by
| Judge Walsh yesterday
Carl Bauer. German laborer employed at the
sugar refinery Havemeyers Co.. struck the head
yesterday elevator Of the building and almost instantly
| killed.
Mrs. Isabella I.ockhardt, whose disappearance has
excited NcwYork has been all this time at Fort Lee and
is married gentleman who supposed to have TO
| Europe.
As an illustration of the large amount of ware
housing done Brooklyn stated that out Of i'm
ports valued $685. OO0O which to this port last
year nearly thirds landed the docks Of this city
The Brooklyn Supervisors Committee on EQuaiiza-
ton Of Court house yesterday John Trus
President Of the Board OF Assessors submitted tables
Ss Brops Se towns about 10
The members of the Nassau Place Baptist Church
Of Brooklyn consider Oct whether the best inter
Society do not require the resignation OF their
Sr hs Illegally ae1 An exciting %e spf the
church siter the morning service On SUNDAY When DR. ruion
| aud there he must stay.
JERSEY CITY.
| Receipts for taxes during the past week amounted
| to 239 Sc
James Gaiirey while trying to Jump on a moving
train Erie depot yesterday. fell and broke his
The Bar of Hudson County will meet AT the
Cont house this afternoon take action the death OF
| Peter Bentley
John Meehan of No. Az Grove-st was arrested
night for facturng the skull Of Laurence sullivan Of
| rwelfth-st. in a bar room tight
| As Mrs. Shcpperd of No. 20 Montgomery-st. was
decorating her husbands grave in the NewYoTk Bay Gene
rae H l her leg A''''''
| A horse owned by Thomas Harris of NewYork, be-
afss
upon the RECEIVING injuries about the head which
NEWARK
The receipts of the State Fair were somewhat
| above 10000.
The mortality last week slightly increased,
| especially among children.
| The Cornwall Manufacturing Company has gone
| into bankruptcy.
The Hon. A. A. Smaley is named in connection
with the Democratic nomination for the Mayoralty.
The creditors of T.. c. Smith x Co. yesterday de-
ced accept 80 per cent Of their claims in notes 81 three
| TO resume business
Police Justice Ise yesterday sentenced 10 tramps
10 the County each and notice that here
after he will commit professional ramps to the County Jail
from whence they will be transferred to the Penentay and
| employed at breaking stone.
The 4th Regiment, \. G. s. n. j., of jersey City
visited this city evening and inspected by Lieut.
Cal Dodd and from the depot by the
lst Regiment of this city The 4th Regiment under
msnd OF Col Steele and tho six companies mustered $50
\ men.
| SAG HARBOR.-A stranger stopped in front of the