New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
NETWORK CITY.

detailed policemen TO post duty rapidly as possible
The Police Board has assigned As officers to the
Twelfth (arlem Precinct and increased the night posts
The Central Park Garden will be opened by Soule
Appleby the lst of May with concerts by Downings
Police Roundsman w. II. Revel of the Mounted
command OF the Mounted squad.
The residents in the lower part of Harlem propose
holding meeting TO protest against continuance OF the
dumping ground onehundred and tenthst and Harlem
River.
A largo sewer is about to be constructed in the
Twenty third 1t will be two miles in length 10
feet in diameter and will have tendency 10 remove malaria
| fIom that quarter.
| The American District Telegraph Company COM
plain that their policemen threatened with arrest by the
f ieiged to the Police lie Board
Edward Arnold and Samuel w. Barney yesterday
filed assignment for the benefit of their creditors to Daniel
Arnold James Hxon and Joseph L. Taylor have fled
similar assignment TO Richard d. Jackson.
| Rudolph Demond. a German barber, committed
yesterday 59S GTands by shooting himself in
10 work and had thus become desiSe coroner Jury
| gave a verdict OF suicide while temporarily insane
Bishop Potter confirmed 800 persons last evening
IL Holy Trinity Church at Madsonaye and Fortysecondst
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
one o@ts f fl%e '' 81 ""''''
The requisite number of signatures Of stockholders
belonging TO the Bank of the state NewYork vorng
organization with reduced capital has been 90
tanned it stated the bank yesterday thai there
every to believe that the bank would
| in few days.
rhe officers at the Sub-Treasury yesterday were
preparing for the Presidents approval Of the Silver Currency
bill The total qps1nd Of sy IN NeYG S, for sq he'd
simply Tor the redemption Oh fractional currency and Tor NO
| Rev. Wesley X. Davis has been appointed by the
of Methodist Church the pastate Of the
James NJ e Church at one hundred andtw sixihs
dent elect Of the Wesleyan University. Mr. Davis will preach
to his charge tomorrow morning and evening.
| The schooner Harriet Brewster which arrived yes
erday reports Apnl L. 800 miles southeast Of Cape
Hateras she encountered heavy slua from the north west
acGompand ~ tnunGtI anu I'M SHv wa S.ieh y f
| from tie deck and destroyed the mansaL
superintendent Waing yesterday sent ont gen
era alarm cauonus the public against young woman o.
medium hight, with dark curling hair calling herself Edi
G wnne pretending to be authorized by tho Young wmens
S9rsa A NJ at So as bern eos money
ladies for the OF securing passage 20 England
| About midnight on Thursday 10 persons i'll car
riages met at Eentzlers Hotel Centraaye, in the
Twentyfourth Ward evidently for the Of having
przef Bennett Of The Thirty fourth Precinct
ice was informed and with resery io,ee oI Poaee %a5
over MaeOmbs Dam Bridge 70 city one Of Tie principals
| WIS a" Professor judd the other was unknown
Barney Williams perceptibly better yesterday,
physician said that he considered the disease to have
taken decidedly favorable and unless there should DC
sudden change there was little Goubt Of Mt Williams
recovery There are DO signs OF s0enng OF te Drh ana IN
the event of his recovery Mr. Williams VIII be ~ Wei az he
I'VE years aud has already had three slight strokes Of
| paralysis.
On May 10 the trains on the new underground
route Will begin running between tie Grand Central Depot
and WiamsDrdge From 600 m until 10 a. m trains will
start from Wiamsbrdge about hafhoury 10 accommodate
persons dong business part Of the city, and from
$50 until trains Will be run from the Grand Cen
tI' Depot 70 al eqneRt lnterSa1 aGeon
Street Depot and Harem will be about II minutes including
| stoppage5
Application has been filed for the erection of a
new store southeast OF Fhthaye end Nine
teenthst OF Dr. Hans old church 1t will be owned
by of the late Aaron Arnold and win form an exc
wav and Nneteenths The western building
NEW NEW Dc a 1 Tne n Sfs Vii be Of 6cS with iron 'front.'
hight 81 feet wide by 100 feet deep AID will
cost 100000.
Gen. Manuel Prado, President of Peru. with mem
his suite, returned from Philadelphia Yesterday and In
tho afternoon accepted invitation from the officers Of the
United state visit the various forhcaton in
the aT6or The ended BY visit TO d9e CA d
the frgaJe Minnesota 10y Lieut. Feenhod As Gen Prddo
returned to the Custom house 6Gt me PeIaSan hIg was
with his suite for England on The steamship Geinana oday
return the Centennial aud aferward leave for Peru
where he assumes ms Office Oh Aug 2
A political club in this city lately organized has
been sending through the Posoce circulars requesting
sons in all parts country forward lists of voters in
their respective districts with political faith Of each per
Numbers Of these circulars have been sent to TIE
Prise MANY believe 70 be ack Of policy dealers to secure
CORRESPONDENTS ana even Of newspapers 10 advance tht CIR
| u
een strongly supported responsible persons WHO col
lecng the information for reasons best known to themselves
BROOKLYN
| The DeKalb Avenue Railroad Company ran open
| yesterday.
The crew Of the torpedo-boat Intrepid are busy
taking on coal and fitting for sea.
The water in the Hampstead Reservoir is expected
to be reduced to depth OF II feet by Monday.
The Board of City Works yesterday resolved that
the lamp posts stored in tho Corporation yards soud
rlae in .ts
delay
Thomas McCauley Of No. SO North Portland-ave,
committed yesterday by cutting his throat while
i4SS5e under temporary INSANITY '4u''4 " 'D'''
In consequence Of the failure Of the Law Commit
tee Supervisors report the Ocean Park
S SsE Nth 6t s9o0oo S"'A has H0' ''' O D
Several members of the Common Council yester
day agreed rules ana regulations governing the pub
bath of the city, On Mondays Wednesday, and FRIDAYS
to be accommodated aud ON alternate days men
| will be permitted " battle
In obedience to orders from Washington, Vice
Admiral Rowan schedule OF for the work
employed a. the ard A ana STns
those Of aD0rers ~ cents day.
The new sloop-of-war Trenton, which was removed
from the dry dock last Monday preparatory 10 being sent to
yard Of John Roach 70 receive machinery has again been
That necessary to keep tug pumping her day and
night to keep her sfoat
motion was made yesterday by the counsel for
II b. Titus state agent OF Arkansas to discharge him from
custody Oh the ground defective Indictment framed
AGAINST Augustine Nc Donald the fault Of the state
agent but authorities in Arkansas Judge benedict
| took the papers and reseSkYd his decision
JERSEY CITY.
The City Board of CarHassers yesterday organized
by eectng j. Van Reypen Chairman They will meet again
to-day for business.
John b. Haight, recently appointed City Collector
by tho Board OF Finance sworn In yesterday. MI
Haights securities were fixed at s2OO,OOO
William Cannon was probably fatally injured
Yesterday by heavy falling him while working at the
Delaware, Lack anna and western Rail
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