New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

yarmouth blOateTs" are in market.
The police made 1855 arrests last week.
The CrotOn water rents collected last week
amounted 10 S156lS 63.
The Albany day boats will be run until the
close OF the Philadelphia Exhibition.
Marshal Kelly of the Mayors office received
S2O25 80 for 1,O0l licenses last week.
The lower corridor Ok Clinton Hall is lum-
bered with latns and piles OF planRs.
A cheap quality of maccaroons are peddied
on the streets as plJntifully az ginger-snars
"Mulets,r small fish resembling ciscOes,
were novelty of Fulton fish market ON saturday
Francis Thompson, Receiver of the Abing-
don Square Savings ink, will make report to the De
pOsitOrS on Wednesday.
T. g. G.. Johnston, at Broadway, FIfth-aye;,
and Twenty invite the attention OF the pu1hc
their opening of French costumes, SUITS ana cleahS
which takes place today.
The Police Commissioners on Saturday
designated the different polling places thronghoat the
city carefully avoiding all liquor saloons ana places Ol
dlsrepuable character.
James Stewart the builder of Tammany Hall
and OF Dr. Halls new church, died on Saturday at ms
residence Fourteenth-st, in his 66ih year He
was director several banks, and President OF the
in Twelithst.
The Catholic Convent in Manhattanville will
witness to-day the first time IN % yeas the ceremony
OF taking Inc white vail The recipient Miss Katharine
Macarthur young lady Of 70 years yoqngest daughter
Of William Macarthur OF 2GO West Fnty-tOuthst Gar
dinal MvClOskey will give the vail.
man named Charles Moran was arrested
In concert saloon on TWef-s saturday night, VINO
admitted that bad previously been arrested Tor bur
gary sentenced Dee H. 1873 to state Prison FOR
"a term three aud half years. He was sent 10 sing
Sing, and escaped from there on Sept O.
Services commemorative of the 10Th ami
yersry Of the Fdlt0n Pray er-meetng were held
on Saturday In the Middle Dutch Church AZ Lafayette
place ana FOurthst Tho attendance of ministers OF all
denominations large. The Rev. Dr. W. l. Budding
ton OF Brooklyn presided and made the address.
The marksmen engaged in the late long
range rife contests at CreednOOr started for Phadel
pbia on the S45 train SATURDAY. morning, In charge Oi
Major Fulton. The Irish team, the Scotch team, with
tho exception DR. Mitybcl Lieut.. henzes, and MT.
Patton and several members OF the Australian team
were IN the party.
At meeting of the Police Board on Satur-
DAY Sergeant Allen Of the Fifteenth Precinct was aBs
fer the Twentieth Precinct TO take the place OF
Sergeant HObrOw, who transferred 10 the F11ecntn
Precinct Oicer Dakn tr lnsferred from the Thirty
second Precinct to the Mounted Squad. Officer Hearty
was transferred from thu TweDtyrst 10 the Eighth Pre-
ciuct. and Officer Rose from the Nineteenth 10 the
Twenty -frst Precinct
The police made raids during Saturday
night eight dlsOrdery houses Nos. 10 and ~ West
ThiIteenth-st, NOS II and '2l BloeckerSt, No. l5s
Greenc-st aud No. So South lfthaye. Capt Byrne OF
Fifteenth Precinct having procured warrants on the
Oaths residents nenDOrhOOd OF these houses,
assembled his In citizens clothes and succeeded IN
arrestDg 90 women with the prOpTictOrs- AT the
washington Place Police Court yesterday, the prOpre
tors Of the houses held In $500 and 81 900 bail
eacn answer, and the women were hned discharged,
or sent 10 the island.