New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-08
NETWORK CITY.
HOLSTERS are plenty but Door.

In the center of Reservoir Park is fine
| display Of Fall flowers.
Many of the shanty occupants are widows
! who wash for livelihood.
The last installments of peaches from the
| Delaw orchards are coming into MARKET
| Many valuable works for artists and draughts-
men are among the books at the Astor Library.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather,
crowds of people visited the lafayette statue
The Department of Charities and Correction
has three steamboats, and two crews employed III te SCI
vice.
Professional beggars carry hammers with
which to rap on the iron grating doors ln' D
| ments.
A decided falling off in the number of Wis
tors to Coney Island Rockaway and other places aohs
the coast Is reported
Stones from the old aqueduct are used IN
constructing church of the Pauiist Fathers In
| West Fiity-nnth-st
Custom house officers yesterday seized IL
yards OF black silk found cOncraed on man WIN NJ
| rived recently at Castle Garden
| There are only six trees on the long block
| four of these are on one corner
| Ground has been broken on Fifty sixth-st.,
near sixthaye threestory brown stone houses
| to be ready for occupancy May l, 1877
coroner's jury yesterday recommended led. th fa
the street railway companies should provide gates lof
the front platforms OF cars In order 10 prevent a
| dents. .
woman who for 80 years occupied a stall
in Washington Market having gone crazy OF rug ,Is
subjects longer one OF the old landmarks Vi ''
| place
| Undertakers, who formerly supplied floral
tokeus at funerals complain that he custom Of friends
sending flowers the house Of death has essened ner
| incomes.
At n meeting of the Fire Commissioners
Yesterday IL was resolved 10 brand all the telegraph
poles in the department in compliance WIN resolution
! Of the Common Council
| William n. Middleton and Gibson Carman,
dealers in fish, have made assgnrent ior the bcnent
their creditors to james E. Comstoek and GEORGE W.
| Middleton.
At Register Daytons Office yesterday, Will
liam T. Carlisle chosen assignee n bankruptcy OF
Daniel sloans estate; and William j. Trmbe oil Gentle
| man d Powells estate
At n preliminary meeting of the St. Nicholas
Society s EVENING a. Demcnle9s committee mi or., Ws
year. Many Old snd prominent members We're present
A sack containing so pounds of Goldfish was
lost overheard at the loot OF Doyerst yesterdy ana
boys tho pier Owed for it. IL was finally caught Dy
small ish.hook and trumphany landed, TO the delight
Of the small angler
The steamboats, Old Colony and Newport
viii run on tnc FAN River line. In addition TO the pglar
| boats stopping at the Pennsylvania Railroad depot IN
Jersey civ 20 accommodate New-England visitors TO
| the Centennial
The members of the Cotton Exchange yes
terday requested Board OF Mana ers 10 repeal that
article OF ue bylaws which refers to tue rate OF com
| SION, any violation OF its provi IONS
There il n cell padded and covered with
island woman placed therein the other day, the
canvas in sreds as II II had been tarledne, and broke
| the glass from the window, through the bars.
| I'm the of Moses Grecnnaft, WHO WAS
and killed by wagon ON sept l. the coroner
jury divided in opinion yea erday four Of The Jury
desiring exonerate the driver of the wagon Charles
weymau and the other TWO wishing to censure MN Tor
| careless driving
At the coroner's inquest yesterday on the body
seafT1d az sixcth-st and North River Monday the
jury insured tie superintendent Of the building iot
caelessness not rejecting the umDers that proAe anu
allowed the scaifold % fall
On the return of the Floating Hospital from
s TRIP up the Hudson yesterday the Doathan George
cursons rescued from tie East River drowning man.
who gave his name as George Hman' ana sad that he
had fallen from q Harlem boat.
Two large hampers of flowers from the
Morrisown Flower MssiGu, and two baskets OF flowers
and of peas from the HewnoTk Flower Lower, Cnarity
Chdren's Aid Society. aud distributed among the sick
children In the tenement houses
l. BROOKLYN.
There were 900 deaths last week.
New tagging is to be placed around the
City Hall.
The German language is to be taught at the
evening schools on application OF 20 pupls
During August LAG permits for the erection
new buildings were granted by the Building Depart
ment.
A rail on the DeKalb Avenue Railroad, near
spcneer-st., up Wednesday night and laid
across the track by some evil disposed persons.
William McCutchen, age 45. of No. 4S7
suicide Wsd9ssday died yesterday e the
| for some tune, and had grown Respondent
1t was reported yesterday through the police
@ 81 IN the a4a bsc the
Board officers made thorough investigation, and found
there was no truth IN the REPORT No vessel mas arrived
One of the bodies found floating in the
Atlantic Basin on SATURDAY. was IDENTIFIED Yesterday as
that Of Peter Ciser age 49, OF NO ios Eleyenth-aye
the foot Of Twentyfourth-st, North River. and was
drowned by the upscng of the boat in tue swell Of the
| steamboat Q. Vbbard.
JERSEY CITY.
The entire State of New-Jersey is well sup
Piled with guide boards.
Matthew Carnes was fined 500 yesterday for
keeping unlicensed saloon on Grand-st.
The Superintendent of the New-Jersey Di-
vision of the Pennsylya Railroad has issued
forbdding the blowing Of locomotive whistles unless In
case OF actual danger. ,,,,u.n1
| The male members of the Clinton Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet tonight for the
| purpose OF organizing o Young Mems Union.
Edward Jonas Day of this city, who recently
| returned from the Back Hills with considerable
| amount Of gold, died suddenly yesterday from
| gestive chill.
The Sunday school children of Newark will
parade on Oct In ii na1S S6 PSGh Already Sun
| fed their intention to take part
NEW-JERSEY.
RoBOKEN-Franz Bluehmer was arraigned
yesterday on charge Of disordery conduct preferred
by Poundkeeper Boyle. The prisoner stated that he
had lost way the dark, and walked through the
gate OF the pound. The keeper at him with a
yolver fired shot which passed close to bis head and
Bluehmer once and Justice strong issued warrant
for the arrest of oBoye charge OF arocious assault
| STATEN ISLAND.
CIIFToN.-The felt factory recently destroyed
by fire ut Gu In being rebuilt vito brick, when
completed will DO uaed mill for the manufacturing
OF boiler eltIng The structure win be two stories
high, and ITO feet In leDgtn.
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