New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-12
NETWORK CITY.

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| Greenwieh-st. merchant found tWlg inches is
| which bore 10 good-sized peacnes' 81,
| A number of Od-fashioncd pumps sui re-
main in Harlem, and many residents p,e ih i 30 "
Croton owing the alleged impnrity OF INC ''''e'
The Excise Commissioners received yesoer-
day 90 applications for licenses $1,000 IN ices "as re-
| ccived The applications were in the mDofI'! vi o'''
| for the lower class .pf saloons
A few old milestones still remain IN the up
per par: Of Thirdave which was known IN former ieS
os the Boston turnpike The inscriptions den9tlng e
distance from NeW-l Olk feau i"th0i s''o~''
| present day. =,
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
Recorder Hackctt presiding, AZ criminal cases "cre
| osed of in a five hours sessioi-an average " ca
minutes There were 80 eGnyicIi n The
fences In the aggregate to more IMAM 3o i 800,
heaviest sentence five years in tIc STATE iISoH'
The New-York Aquarium viii have appara-
tn. connected with ii, capable Of Matching rom oo'o'o
| 100000 trout fry at Il sinsl" hatchns' ih7 pi''
exhibition Of horticulture win be under thc f tj
teleucc OF Frederick Mather reeeh,y III vn' fast mn
fslarss at the Centennial The aquarium Is iaS' "p
preaching completion
Tho niers of the North River are being re-
numbered and some Of them are to be removed Icre
are now 49, and thcrc will he under the new arriNs'-
pcuts only 4G The new stone pier at the Battery WIZ
| hs 10 l. and the Camden and Amboy per now nun
bcIed /, VIII be taken down several o'er PEI and
tween the Battery aud CIDal-'t VIII DC FcNloNc anu
those which remain wiz be placed at equal dlS'ac's
Among the warrants signed yesterday by
Controller the following Interest on inc
city debt o97 5O TEird District ConIthouse ti nn
ST 80: additional alterations ot aqucddct TI,ZUV'
,trec Improvement fuud %l7,-03 50; New YORK Olt-
Uy Stga 30; pubic charities and correction,
| $3.50 49, printing stationery ana o''uN OOON''
! - GG2 a.
Daniel OIcary, the Chicago pedestrian, VINO
Is erdrayorlng at the American Institute building 10
Walk 500 miles in six days resumed his walk at $40
= m Yesterday. He completed $50 miles at 5ll a. m,
800 at 9:l2 a. $40 at IN p ~ anu 9so az 10
romplcon OF ;J7 miles 729 aud AGAIN al -
D. M for and medical examination At G:o2 p ~,
he stamped half an hour Tor refreshments Inc o'1h
mile VIZ flushed 1:39 p H. last evening lie IS Walk
ing very brisky and is confident OF finishing lis TASK Dc
io'o H''''''An'' BROOKLYN.
Music in Prospect Park to-day from 4 to u
! i. III. -,
County Auditor Fitzgerald fell from a Flat
bush.ave ear yesterday, aud seriously injured his lett
leg.
Among other curiosities on exhibition on
Fuon-st If tucclcgged COW, wlicn can walk ana Is
| able to lie down aud get up without assistance
Judge Barnard yesterday denied a motion to
remove 9Ir, VI. =. Dcsraimes from the tirtecship OF
John l. Desrmes The facts in the case nave peeh pup
| lishcd IN ThE IEIBCNE.
Two United States deputy collectors seized
an Illicit still yesterday afternoon on Tfany-paee, be-
tween Douglass and Dcgraw-sts They found the hres
burning ami conhscaied e!sh or ten 'os'ie""S vi "'
| laSscs and two barrels OF WHISKY
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Trecartip who committed suicide by hanging on Thurs
! dav declared that she was temporarily insane. Her
| father formerly seacap an uut recently ne NJ
been a shipping merchant at No. 80 soath-st Ncw-n ORR
| George Cunningham, age 10, whose nome
was IN Ryersonst. between DcKIlb and Wiloughby-
ayes was taken with cramps while bathing at the foot OF
WashingOn-st. last evening" anu "'ioIe "sNi't"oV
reach lin he was droWue HIS body not recovered
| F. b. Fisher the Chairman of the Alder
manic Committee on Centennial Observanccs, has adj
dressed letter to the pastors Of the Brooklyn churches
calling attention to resolution of the Board OF Alder
| men which recommends the clergymen to make 'ne pat
| -, the anniversary OF the battle.
The house of Charles y. Boschcw at No.
iOj Unon-st was entered July - by burglar, who
gained an entrance through adjoining house, which
was unoccupiad silk dress ami some articles OF jew
tectiye Roach found the dress at the Police C,ntr once
IN NewYork and learned that tue par lar who's name
| was David Jones had been sentenced to Backwell's
| Islard for all ofycnse committed III Hew-iork'
Daniel Walsh and James \. OstrOm were
appointed Assessors by exNIayOr Hunter. to Nil the
vacancies caused by the death Of John McDiamld and
the election Of Jacob Worth To the Assembly IL Is said
that the ncumbents, who are Democrats, clam tha tey
were appointed for the i term OF tLrts years as me
charter silent in regard 10 such yacancls but Their
terms ore supposed to expire in September AieaGy a
plcions have been made to Mayor Schroeder fof the
p''''O"'' JERSEY CITY.
A committee of capitalists have been exam
ming the shore front with view to selecting site for
|
| Mrs. Agnes Roberts of Hartford, Conn, had
her pocket picked at the Cortand street Ferry Mon
dav last while returning from the Centennial Exhibit
ton She allowed days 10 eapse before making lu-
guiry FOR her trunk az the PennSy yana der9t when she
learned that the check which IN her pockct5oo rad
been presented and the frank, winch sue Vaued az 500
| taken away.
James Ticrney, a laborer employed in the
tunnel OF the Delaware, Lackawanna AID western Rail
road Company lying at the point Of death At his hone
in Payoui.ave from the effects of blow with a stone
| thrown ~ him by James Mulhall. MS foreman Ierney
became engaged quarrel 10 tho amount OF work he
IN Wu6a who picked up stone and thrrw H. striking
Tcuoy the head, fracturng the shuII ana ni!cths
'''''S'' ''' "''''' NEWARK.
A Central Republican campaign club was
formed On Thursday evening by the colored citizens OF
Newark, with A. I. Cook rs president
| The Russian Commissioner TO- the Centennial
Exhibition visited Ne Nark on Thursday. ANA inspected
trunk factory shoe factory, and morocco factory
In the published notice by the Sheriff OF
officers TO be elected this FAN mention is made Of the
vacancy i'm the Superior Court OCoasiOned by the death
OF Chcf-Jusce Mcneil
The Newark Young Mems Central PepUbl-
| can Club held enthusiastic meeting = on Thursday
night Thirtv-sX members signed the roll several
OF whom formerly Democratic In sympathIes.
The Legislature having passed an act au-
thorizing the Commissioners of the sinking Fund to
eel bonds in their possession, retired with the money Of
that fund, the Newark Commissioners have Cancelled
$4,000.
Daniel W. Baker, jr, age IL, son of Con-
troller Baker OF Newark, Thursday rescued young
girl from drowning in Wesley Lase, Asbury Park He
diyed for her three me aud finally brought her out IN
an Unconscious condition.
Mrs. Hattie Hines, the wife of an ex-pOlice
officer of this city called Police Headquarters yester
day morning, and said that while her way with her
husband from Deadgood Dakota, 10 this city, she be-