New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-14
NETWORK CITY.


A resident of the Twelfth Ward complains that the
flow of roon water into his obsruced by
| small hsh being washed through the piIes.
The Republicans of the Twenty third and Twenty
fourth Wards last night elected delegates 10 the Assembly Dis
| trict Convention at For iham on Marcn liz
| Iast week 80 prisouers, 26 males and females,
were received at the Penitentisry Backwels Island
Between March 10 rs there viii be 30 prisoners dis
| charged.
| Patrolman Finnerty and Mulvey Of the First Pre-
cinct yesterday the charge OF asaulng Mar
gare Igoe months The testimony nas sgests stan
| officers. The were referred to the full Board
A letter was received at the Maritime Exchange
yesterday, Capt Asmus dated Long Cay Feb ~ IN
which he states that then the point OF leaving win
the brig Crosby which vessel vent ashore
| OIL Castle Island and became total wreck
The Commissioners of Charities aud Correction
passed resolution ordering the Warden Of the Tonbs TO
assign prisoners Immediately Their admission No
other officer, without instructions nom me " asn; r s
designate or change the cell OF prisoner unoer MY e'u
| stances
In the cases of Goodsell and others against Jones
and others Judge Van BruDt. Pleas Special
Term has consolidate several suits for libel on the
ground only take place where the
Court can see that tue earsrs IN Tue hieei oas nsao
tally the same
| The billiard tournament, that was announced to
begin yesterday evening between the Dion brothers on one
side Garnier and William Sexton on tho other Tor sloO
side been OF indefinitely on account OF the absence
Of Europe Daily 20 have replaced eSon out
lis ordered him leave tho city Oh account OF
III health
Mary Ann Lacey, the girl who has been missing
since Feb found last evening nnd taken to the Police
Central Office Dorcey OF the Sixth Precinct 20
lice girl she had left home because she was
well treated there she hal gone 20 some friends at NO
She said that to back to her home but
ferIed remain with her brooklyn friends.
Leopold King, of Prussia, of No. GAO Lexington
ave. the sidewalk at Fifty fiths end Le1ing
ton ave- yesterday By Officer HoWkey He was I'M
conscious all Tesusctse him proved nDavang and
ai Tr KIM 6ad Committed saSas by taxing prssc
Business troubles assigned a. the reason OF mis- suicide
Inspector Dilks sent out Roundsman Folke, De
ective Titus and officers last night TO look after
several repud gambling hous the Bowey The officers
made descent upon alleged envelope game near the
proprietor John Ward twelve others who were
found in the hou were arrested ana sken 10 he I0ne lin
seized.
j. Christopher Friedman and Charles r. Lauter-
lung importers and dealers in cutlery OF No IA WarTenst
have begun suit in the Supreme Court against Gorge
Kracke for sander laying damages $4,000 Kracke was in
employ un November 1879 when lie was discharged
then, Is alleged, went to various places and stated at
his late employers were engaged in smuggling Thereby ne
Deputy sheriff Boilet Ban is n1ed at $4,000.
Early on Sunday morning Leonard Ferschncr'
lanito Hughess furniture factory at No 2ol TenaVe
in the building. Descending to the second
floor lie discovered lying down beside fire which had
kindled in the middle Of The room hole had ot s
burned through the ho2r and selious ssus Wgn io
Precinct stat on house where he g,s ns naig a. 9c %
yesterday. committed without ball. to answer charge
Of arson.
The women artists of New-York desire to make
united effort to assist Centennial celebration and the
Iadics Art Association organized exhibition for the
benefit Centennial fund to deay expenses which is to be
opened "wednesday at the Art Gallery Of Mlss G6eGns
th surrounding cies invited 70 meet at he studio OF
day at m. an ladies rested in Art amt is repIgss@a
ton International exhibition sre Invited ~ atIend AZ
the same place at D. III. today.
BROOKLYS.
Repairs to the Truant Home have been ordered to
the extent of $1,000.
The Aldermen yesterday agreed to accept the
invitation Of the Irish societies to review the procession
Oh March H.
A large sum was realized from the collections in
aid Little Sisters Of the Poor which were taken ny IN
nearly Ali tho CATHOLIC churches Oh sunday.
The second trial of eXTax Collector Isaac Badeau
for malfeasance in Office WIN down today, has
been postponed until the hret Tuesday IA Aprh.
Bridget Nolan, age 7s having had no food for SO
hours being utterly destitute leared into the doWanus
canal yesterday, hut ohicer Ferry rescued her.
The strike still continued among the laborers on
the Bay Ridge and Jamaica Earoaa yesterday
The Aldermen yesterday referred q resolution au-
tbortzng the Board Of CITY orks dredge and
at an expense not exceeding 600 the Committee
" alter and Drainage Tor iur,AcI CONSIDERATION
The Corporation Counsel has been instructed to
pegn proceedings against the suIees OF eAra1 Collector
Hadeau for recovery amount Of the deficiency IN
Bsdeaus accounts Win the city.
Thirty proposals for the improvement of the
beach have received by the Park Commissioners who
viii consider the bids this evening.
The Law Committee of the Common Council yes
teray reported Interpretation Of the law il that the
Aldermen have power appoint and the keeper
ami assistant keeper OF the city public buildings
Samuel Thornton, age %. OF No. 233 Johnson-st,
having been out employment for time became de-
spondent and yesterday swaoMel large quantity Of a"da
The Corporation Counsel has been authorized to
begin legal proceedings against Controller NJ Johnson
The recovery Of moTey lost by inc cry through as S Sna
foT less than their par valuation
A resolution TO connect the Bushwick Avenue
Railroad with the terminus OF tne south side Railroad 30
a. to make continuous communication between the frles OF
g.s s S y aeS Gy h a C5mnS me Council " " '
Atamertiug of the Slocum- Marshall Democratic
General last evening, resolution Was passed
asking Mayor suspend Commissioner w. A. Fowler
p,Iuing pTeeIrca against him. Ie mem
b,Ts e Leglsature We're requested 10 pass tho MOTH
| Augustine Mcdonald of Arkansas, charged with
subornaOu PERJURY yesterday before Judge Gilbert
ON wit Of habras corpus He denies the charge and de
@ - ). mIy 1S sy s peiio; gG God " nGS has Is
tlrD, reserved i,s d cision dntl tooay
| Tie special Aldermanc Committee to which was
referred Of exchanging city property on Adamsst
Tor county buildings Laern District recommended
Yesterday exchange but objected TO The land selected
iney uIEed legislative at 10 Ia.itae matters 80
suOntt,d without delay ihe Aldermen ratihed Tie recon-
uicndauon.
On behalf of RuLenstein, the convicted murderer,
VIM A. Beach and John appeared yesterday befor
Jude Pratt BAL Of and asked for stay OF
enable them to bring to case before the grn
ttOrIty Bon. ILe DECISION viii Oe announced
| todJy.
At AL inquest yesterday upon the victims Of the
fire at N. Of the Aged the cOroners jury brought Ia
yerie that II died from asphy and the
others from injuries received from jumping from third
story 1hey recommended that In utire u" building