New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-10
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The boats will be ready at Central Park lake next
week. "
The latest street show is an exhibition of trained
birds.
Charles O'Conor is the new President of the Law
Institute.
Mayor Wickham went yesterday to attend tie
Centennial opening.
The great unwashedr are signing for the open :
ing OF the free baths
1t raned hard all of yesterday morning, and was
therefore cool again las; night
After May 10 all street dirt, ashes, and garbage
will be removed between p. m and o a. m
A swallow was seen yesterday IN the City liali
Park-but does not make Summer
Columbia College will send Freshman crew and
q single sculler TO Saratoga this Summer.
Soda fountains on the street are beginning
to hiss like serpents, but are as harmless as doves
The New York Horticultural Society intends hold
ing Centennial Flower Show in tho Hippodromc in June
The leaves have opened wonderfully fast within
three days Nature have "made leap for once
Gov Conner of Maine, unaccompanied by his stan,
passed through the city yesterday on his way to Philadelphia
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Chill
dren has the police in carrying ont the
objects Of the Association.
Capt. Davis of the Thirty-secOnd Precinct reports
to the Police Board that The Department Is caring Tor uo@en
more diseased and worthless HORSES
The Mayor yesterday signed the ordinance author
ton of the Brook yn Bridge
These are the busiest days with schoo-chil-
drcn They preparing for the Summer examination
The new boat-house of the Columbia crew will he
warming " Will celebrate the occasion.
The highest mortality from contagious diseases
during April reported from the Nneteenh Ward aud the
lowest from the Second WdId.
suit tried recently in the Court Of Common
Pleas brought information that the cutting alone
Halls church IN FliillaYe. cost SIO3.UOO.
Two of the largest job-printing establishments in
the city have offered 90 cents per 1000 em which Is eeaEted
by the printers strike recognition Of Their success
Paruly JONES' a colored lady 1O6 years old. was
buried from her residence No. los Twenty third St.
yesterday. She was once slave in Virginia
An attempted prize-fght at daylight yesterday
morning at the Seventy flts, between James
Boyle Mccormick stopped by the officer on that
post.
Officer Harris found Timothy McCauly living dead,
and his wife dying OF typhoid fever, at No 462 Washington
Health lie ySs'''D"' "''"N ANU 'i''''' '"' '''' ~ ~
The Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Company
are making good those insured with them all losses of plate
glass the explosion at Jersey city lights on
Saturday.
Mathew Sullivan Of Lawrence-st., Manhattanvlc,
a la orer Hudson River Railroad struck on The
head by passing locomotive at Fort Washington yesterday
morning ami fatally hurt
The Commissioners of Emigration yesterday
the Superintendent Of Wards Island TO make an en-
nn.t Of e inmates and the Doctor to send in report Of
the condition OF each hospital patient.
The open lot Eighty-fourth-st., extending from
Madison to Fiaye, is used by the street boys as ball
ground Crowds young rufans gather there Saturday
afternoons, when the latest slang H. rrhearsed.
Henry randall Waite desires ia state that he is
not the International Eecie, stated ~ yc'ter
DAYS THBl NJ lie connected with the editorial
o. tIa magazine bus thc publishers are the edor,
John C. Baxter x son. ship chambers, If No. 3OS
Wcstst gone into bankruptcy with liabilities amount
ing ta 600 The failure william Frost shipping and
at NO. IS south st. is ann0dncoi
The 300 mile mustang race against time Is TO take
place on Tuesday May 49, Fleetwood PARK The TRACK
being t IL condition occasion, the horses have az
sod SHOULD the weather DO uniAYOTabc the race
be posi- Ouct until it is prOptOus.
Centennial opening when the store will be
gaiv decorated will be given at Efchss establishment, at
Nos 2S7 Eighth ave. morrow and FRIDAY. The n
fractions always be found hcrs tuci
VIII lcrsed 10y the fact tnat each visitor will receive
gift
John Clic smith, labOrer, was arrested early yes
terday morn le on charge attempting rape little Gf
age named shdrine stsrer in the yard In the Of no
300, orty .fourtst. The screams OF the child At
trscted the ntm OF the inmates OF the house and Officer
Ciarsiu are q the man.
The following is n comparative statement OF
cases os disease for the weeks ending May g.
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