New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-25

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NETWORK CITY,
The Assembly Committee to investigate the
suppression Of crime In this city will meet to-day ~
3p. m. ~,
The steamship Ethiopia, arriving from Gias.
cow yesterday brought 100 immigrant passengers anu
the st. Adelsten, from Bremen' ZLo a
The Mayor has received q certified copy OF
the Hustled Rapid Transit bill He has not had time W
exanine IL thoroughly as yet and has not yet settled ON
whom he will appoint Railroad Commissioners unu''
the provisions OF the BILL =,
Controller Green received yesterday, from 'he
Dsuartments of Public Works and Parks, the payros OF
Iahorers for the two weeks ending June IL and 3D.
amounting to $s1 900, embracing 3)o0 hamts. ay
ment has already begun, and Will DC hniSheo ny o"'"'
day evening
Detectives Williamson and Van Gerichten
arrested James Twss yesterday, on complaint OF Ewaia
Bolcnius of No 7O7 East Houstonst Twiss was
with knocking down and robbing the eompainan,. o
S275 I'm rreeubacks and gold watch ana chah' vi ,o
morning of June I6 at Ludlow and stanOn-sts Twiss
committed for trial.
Complaint has been made that races take
place nearly every day between the steamers Ihomas
Colyer of the Peoples Ferry line and the d. X martin Oh
the Garner Company, both running to staten h
John w. Starin Of the former line though cianing .ns
Coyer be the fastest boat states mat al racing n"S
been positively prohibited upon his steamer.
in the Tax Office on account Of the lack OF business was
beon Yesterday by the removal OF the following CLERKS
whose salaries we're at the rate Of from 81 200 to
yearly Thomas Reddin jams Langdoh n h Rriin w.
Francis Lynch Thomas C. Luby, Joseph b. Harrott anu
~ Is. Mason.
The shareholders of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company met yesterday at the Companys
once at No. Broads and elected the following Board
of Directors Andrew PIERCE. Joseph Segman Wlillam
H. Coffin Andrew " Stout, Clinton Is FISK Danie ~
Garrison Thomas Rnshley James E s1 Georgs
f. Stone, and Eugene N Robinson
BROOKLYN.
There will be music at Prospect Park t0-m0f-
row from TO pm.
Rebecca Hines, age II, of No. SO Atlantic
ave-, by the heat at Court and barrisoh-
sts., yesterday.
Mayor Hunter and the Board of Aldermen
visited Hampstead yesterday TO make the regular anu
inspection OF the water works
Michael McDonOugh, who was arrested by
Detectives Folk and COrwin for picking pockets IN the
Cemetery OF the Evergreens Decoration Day was SEN
fenced to the Penitenary tor year. yesterday In the
Court of Sessions
Mayor Hunter has refused to sign the resO-
luton OF the Board OF Aldermen for repairing Brdgest
from the East River to Myrteave on the ground that
was adopted by majority vote, when the Charter re-
Quires two-third vote.
In the Kings County Court of Sessions yes
erday Judge Moore sentenced John Crawford to eight
years Imprisonment in the Peptentiary for stealing
jewelry and 81 500 In money from Chilsu1h JOHN
sons eWelry store, at Grand aud EWensts, f. ~, On
May II.
George Dawes q young man who was SEM
to the Penitentary for eight months, being two sen
fences Of months EACH for beating his father ana
mother, taken before Supreme Justice Gilbert yes
terday a writ of habeas corpus, and discharged MS
first sentence having EXPIRED and his parents having III
terceded In his behalf.
On complaint of the Temperance Brotherhood
.tofD olio EvaieQ ha
revoked the licenses Of the following saoonkeepers for
violating the Sunday clause Of the Excise law H. Paz
ze. No 400 Atlantc-aye; r. w Hansen, fith-ave ana
John staeheige No. 66l Thrdave Ferdinand Gubroeht
No. 30 Myrtie-ave.
About 900 persons witnessed the first game
for tho amateur championship, on the Union Grounds
yesterday between the Flyaway and Arlington Clubs OF
NewYork The seventh inning closed with the totals
standing 2 to in the Arngtons favor In their other
two innings tho Arngtons by safe batting scored five
runs while the Fyaways only succeeded In scoring hree
and lost the game by score OF to 4.
JERSEY CITY.
Patrick Kenny had his leg very much torn
yesterday at the abatto in getting Texan steer that
had broken loose out OF the water.
The house of A. s. Bennett, on st. Pauls-
ave. was broken into Wednesday night. The thieves
stole property valued al $loO
About 1 a. m. yesterday the cOroner's jury
In the Faon poisoning case returned verdict that Mrs.
Fallou died from the effects OF poison but by whom adj
ministered there was testimony TO show. The Jury
censured Dr. Petre for not attending to the de,
ceased properly. The prisoner Moran, was released put
fterward rearrested at the instance OF the prosecuting
oicer. ,.,,,~
Robert Hunter, an old man of 60 years,
Jumped of the $50 train the Pennsylvania Railroad
At the Chestnuts depot last evening, and sustained
serious fracture OF the skull
While Officer Boylan was arresting Terrence
Sheridan Wednesday night he was set upon by gang
OF ruians Three OF his assalonts-JOhn Bergen, John
Reilly, aud James McMabon-were subsequently ar
rested.
The will of Henrietta Davis, who died In
March Bloomfield, is being contested in the Essex
County Orphans Court by two Of the 10 legal heirs Drs
J. d. and f. a Osborne Of this city on the ground OF the
testarixs insanity The case involves about S2o,OoO.
Aaron A. Enstein, late proprietor of the
National Hotel who alleged raised and forged notes
10 the amount OF $4,000, and fed from the city, on
nne was arrested Philadelphia and yesterday
mted to the County Jail on the charge OF iSrseIy pre-
ferred by Aonzo s0merve, cashier OF the North ward
National Bank.
A young lad named p Stincr, while bathing
in the Morris Canal the Fifthave bridge Wednes
day, was seized with cramps and drowned. The body
was recovered end the County Physician could not
be found parents OF the boy were not permitted to
remove the remains and kept guard over tleIn On the
banks OF the canal until yesterday morning
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A meeting was held on
Tuesday last at Hunters Point by the taxpayers OF
this city, to take action upon the raising Of the grade
Jackonave the present grade being the third since the
completion OF the survey map. committee was APP
pointed wait upon the Mayor. Should they not sue
cecd they will appeal to the Governor and as final re-
sort take legal steps In regard TO the matter in cOnse.
quence of the grading OF the streets the
district the Hunters Point and Astoria Railroad Com
many will Inc ~ a