New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

suspected by visitor at the theaters'
A large number of consumptives call daily at
Manhattan Market for cups of fresh blood.
There was "nipping and AN an Gag eager air "
Yesterday, with menace OF approaching snow.
Two Broadway types; A fashionable city,
man envcoped in huge Clster and homcward-bound
Centennial pilgrim clad in a long linen duster
The driver of South Ferry stage No 50 de, de;
lavei travel in Broadway yesterday by running mnd
wheel into the ditch made by the men repairing sewer
pipes.
The reign of French opera bouffe has ended
for the nonce but Amees last appearances have become
proyerhia She is announced Tor several weeks III No
Vonber
Snectacle and meodrama now struggle for
the supremacy at the different tleaers. but classical
mas failed to enter the lists and compete for
popular favor.
The dome of the Union Dime Savings Bank
is approaching completion. The lower part OF the build
ing viii be occupied by the bank while the upper oors
will Dc let out HI hatS.
Turner's maSterpece, "The Slave Ship is
the center Of attraction at the Fourteenth street Art
Gallery; the candid however declare that RuSkhs de
scrption is finer work OF art than The painting itself
At meeting of the creditors of James
Cockcra publisher, at the office Of Register
Williams yesterday : Ahern was appointed assignee,
watch and wearing apparel, valued AZ S'Oo' WHICH o
exempt. - u IT,, r
NewJcrsey have offered reward OF SlOOo lol ihe ar
and II 900 for the conviction OF the persons VINO
displaced the switch at Evona station on the nls oi
Oct "a which suited in the loss Of three lives and Tie
wOuuding OF IL passengers
The Grand Jury sent to Judge Sutherland
Yesterday resolution IN r,glrd 10 e low mG1u no. oi T,D
ties TO whom the distribution Of the water Is c0und,d
aud usc of water To the fpginkng OF streets ana
It's continuous flow in basins
A well dressed young man was arrested at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening on charge oI vo
lnng hotel act For the last wo weeks the prisoner
mad been in the habit Of taking MS meals ih me dluhE
room of Fh Avenue Hotel, and then slipping "n ot
the house without paying ir va , ,n.n 10 ,nE rI
Central ON, where ne dcstrln'u nll'Vi a. t ~
smith of No 10 last fiiteeniha'' lie vi" - ''A'" "
court to-day
An adjourned special meeting of the Cornell
Alumni Association held yesterday Tor the purpose
Of making arrangements To send Cornell cr," t' ~
rope The following committee was appointed To solicit
subscriptions: Dr G. l.. Van Cccfoi No 1913 clinton ave.
Gcops, I,rln Of No - Wiamst subscription lists
viii be opened at each OF the above addre,ses
The steamship Acapulco of the Pacific Mail
lightning the 9th oi October, while entering the har-
bor of Aspinwall. and the opma. was shiycFci down
tuuatcy near 10 al 10" tlihc' ana %" P'i-i,
injured 1t isa curious iart ihat The ioi', ,Iln'..
OF the AcapucO also struck by lightning IN the same
port on the previous voyage.
The Police Board Yesterday made the follow
ing transfer sergeant firth from the lhlfl ri'' "
Twenty fourth TO the Frs; Precinct Rhoadcs from The
Twenty uintn to the T"cniyonrth. Cotton from tne
FIth 10 tue Fifteenth, sullivan from ih' lc'ht I" he
Ffth Ecwcok from the Twenty SECOND Precinct to me
Third Ds;uc Police and O''on",l iiom ~. ,l.,.th
Precinct 10 the office Of The second Inspection 't,.
Officer Hawley OF the Fth Precinct VAS dismissed tHo
BROOKLYN
Greenwood Cemetery never looked more at
tr,,ryt tbau al present and despite He uuir1crluc
weather the number Of visitors i' very large.
The post-mortem examination of the body of
morning showed that death wa, caused by drowuine aud
not by wound upon the head
The Corporation Counsel yesterday informed
th. Controller. ~ reply 20 query, tia, To i'rl s""d
certify 10 the contract for completing the facing OF the
Hcmpstcad reservoir dun
On rcquisition to Gov. Tilden from the
Governor of NId-sachusrtt. james Hayes, chIi-ri "h
grand larceny the amount o - 100 in -uhplA Count!
Mas arrested on Tnur-day when about 10 enlist IA
the navy.
John Mitchell, a private watchman on duty
in the vicinity OF Fort Greene PARK. was found dead al
a. yesterday IN Vacant lot oh CUMBERLAND st. o,
mark marx Of violence dpon he body Ills death supposed
to have been caused by heart disease.
JERSEY CITY.
Mrs Elizabeth Ewing, age 80, wife Of
Montgomery >t died AT - ldlo hour Inur-iay night
cat in August last
The officials of the Pavonia Ferry Company
have preferred charecs against TIE plot o tA' H"H"A,
ui,c, tlr lad r a Itinn $50 Yards II her slip and
out Of the course Of the IIobokcn boats
Patrick Anderson a constable, charged with
assault ana battery on Richard Richardson. vns tried
Yesterday in the Hudson County Court Of scs,os. c
ards0n resisted attempt 10 arrest him on au iii, s
warrant whcrcupon Anderson used his club, ufio aus
severe wounds Richardson's head and iacr. IN, t,-
dcncc was conclusive that the jury returned verdict
! Of guilty without leaving Their seats.
August Faulkcr, age 10 years, followed the
| parade OF the LippincOu Battery TiUr-day night
FROM Newark Ia the city limit the nights 10 srg
he close to the That he was seriously injured
By waddne His face breast and arms were nurncd
taken 10 St. Mary's Hospital, llopokcn.
| At / o'clock Yesterday afternoon an un-
recognized ic or threw himself IN front Of the en-
out OF the Pennsylvania Railroad depot aud m
stantly killed His neck fell across rail and he de
capated lie was apparently 90 years Of age. Ia his
pocket found flask Of whisky ticket for soutn
Vernon, Mass aud card bearing The name of Dwight
Few minutes before his death that his brother, y. L.
Johnson, lived at North Orange. The body is at thc
| MOrguc. ,.
On Thursday evening "A small boy named
| Patrick Baglcy %as instantly killed in MitShcl's coal
yard, No. III Commercest, by falling under the wheels
| Of loaded coal wagon
In the trial of Oschwald and Ryan for the
murder Of Policeman Brock, Joseph Oschwald ir, john
g.. Schaffrr and the mother of Charles Oschwad
examined reference To the alibi which Oschwalds
counsel IL trying to introduce Joseph Crowley testified
to Ryans presence at Osclwalds saloon at the time Of
the murder On examination the witness admitted
that he had been convicted OF petty larceny aud assault
and battery.
The Women's National Christian Temperance
Union attended yesterday by two hundred women
| from all parts Of the country. report for the year
stated that there organizations Of woncn's Chris
tiOn importance associations IN twenty three States
Resolutions were adopted fayorng vigorous measure.
to suppress saloons. resolution was also adopted
pedging the convention to abstain from the use of fer
| mentcd wine at Communion.
NEW-JERSEY.
| NORTH BERGEN.-Thc Town Committee has
adoptcd resolutions alleging that the Board OF Free
| holders Committee Bridges has torn down brick
arched cuverts good repair In order To create work.
and has repaired private bridges and bridges beyond
county limits, thus wasting the county funds. copy
Will forwarded TO the Board OF Freeholdcrs its next
| meeting.
TRENroS-The Court OF Pard0ns will on the third
Tuesday in November An application will be made for
the pardon OF Joscphus L. W. Teas OF New Jersey The
prisoner was scntenced to three years the State Prison
on March 49, s7G and his time Of sentence viii expire
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