New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-21
NEXV.YOEk CITY.

George Cafe, importer Of liquors oy{ ester-
day received lis discharge from his deh, III bankruptcy
proceedings before Register Isaac Dayton.
Rivalry between street vendors brought down
The price Of fresh roasted peanuts To n'e Genus
quart ut stand on the Bowery yesterday.
The cradle rope of the East River Bridge
WIS lowered yc,tci,lay from the wheels which IL
ran on the towers, and settled into its proper position
At fruit-storc on Broadway a large green
gour Is labeled FOR tn cdihca0u oi the Ignorant mu..
uud,, The Great Glukomacarlonian California rear
Inspcctors Ncvin and Jackson of Special
Agent BRACKETS Office Yesterday schcd 500 cigars and
a 9nantity OF brandy found concealed on board the
steamer Cmbria
Ii has been suggested that the flaming adj
yersemeuts Of soap the ears OF certain ay.nGe Inc
arc needless reminders oi the dsuse Oi it article auu
that their presence adds insult to in'dry"
The total value of property stolen, as re-
ported 10 the police from Aug TO- $50 10 p', J. I1.u
by the police amounts to SIO,s7j o., leaving an actual
loss Of $2Gi,3Cl %.
Deputy Coroner CuShman made an cxamina-
ton Yesterday afternoon OF the body 90 Dr. IIchand 81
40. Ea,t 1AiIlcent.sl who died on IhuIiday nlFt
from injuries received week a-o when hc "cc''au!
sl0t himself number OF medical men were present ~
the autopsy.
The search for the 81, 100000 Of treasure,
supposed to have been sunk wh ile british ris'ir In'-
as tc chcf diver, Sidney Cook, has gone to san ran
$50 Nm q iien t;nio burned i'm lsC2 from which Inc
has already recovered 100000.
Many of the residents Of the Fourth Ward
coi'i that Inc children OF Inc ward are not properly
locked after hy the truau officers who spend their tmc
at Tie ferries 10 keep children living In Brookln Je
sew CIV fiom attending schools in New-Iort rcgu-
iiion allowing children once resident iu NcwIork To
attend the city schools FOR certain period after their
moya 10 NcWJertcy Long Island, is much desired Dy
many persons who formerly resided Ia the city.
At "A meeting of the Board Of Police ycster
day, the following palr9ncn were appointed iounIsmtn
assigned 10 the Twentyscc0n william Ryan Nineteenth
Precinct to the Twenty-thiri; Charles o. D"ocy Thirty
third Precinct to the Ihrtyfourh John Foley Twenty
uintn Precinct TO the Ninth Fhlip Cassidy, twenty
| TYi fx-s IL.
Larkiu Eighth Precinct to the Iigith; Joseph Han
Fifth Precinct, 10 the 1hirty-lrst Thomas W. Nurey,
Tenth Precinct. to the, Tenth; Thomns Murphy, steam
boat squad, TO the TWENTY nnih Precinct jacob J.
BROOKLYN.
Tomorrow and Monday have been designated
by the friends Of sunday schools in England ana America
az days OF special prayer for slnday-scnoo work.
The dead body of female child about six
months old, supposed To- have been deposited In barrel
Of ashes found IN the dumping ground yesterday AZ
the foot OF DUugia-s-st.
The chairman of the Republican General
sak in Brooklyn Oh Nov g. and the Rink IN Clcrmont-
ave. has been engaged for the occasion.
A rabid dog at Flushing and Vanderbilt
Carroll residing 1t No Vanderblltaye, and dog be-
longing Mr. bowling Both dogs were Killed by officer
Fnol
The Foreign Sunday school Association will
hold its annual meeting tomorrow AT 7:3O p. IN the
Church OF the Pilgrims. at kcnsen and iienrysts. Adj
Rev Dr. Marling OF Ncw-YOrk, aud others.
Humphrey Wilkinson, age 10, who severely
assaulted Mr. A. L. siar OF No. 1872 SiXthst H. d. las;
Summer aud recently convicted In the Court OF Scs-
sOns assault with Intent To XIII, was sentenced ycster
day by Judge Moore 10 aud six months Ia tho
Pctcutiary. The Judge said that the prsOneIs youth
saved him from sentence OF 20 years az sing Sing
WILKINSON attempted 10 rob Ms. SASS money drawer,
aud injured the latter severely that Ler life de
SPARED Of for several days
JERSEY CITY.
The receipts by the Controller during the
past week amounted To Sl3s99 50.
The Treasurer yesterday reported balance
in the city treasury OF al ,4O7 ~.
Patrick Mccormick age 10, was run over by
train the Morris and Essex Railroad, tine city,
last evening An arm and foot were taken on He was
removed 10 81. Francis liof tai
George Howe, age TO- residing on Steubcn-
st. was run over by ran on the f,nusJ wanna Rail-
ROAD at the Malrcnst crossing Yesterday ana one OF MS
legs cut on. He Will probably die
Hugh Mclaughlin, age 30, fell from u lad
der the cngue-rOUm of iUgdtcB soap factory ycster
day and fractured his skull lie conveyed
to his residence at No. Isl Montgomery st, and az late
hour last evening was still inscnsibic.
Thomas Lee, a prisoner in the county penl-
Tertiary, serving sentence Ci six months attempted 10
commit suicide on "Wednesday night by hanging himself
10 the Taites VI Outbuildng. He was discovered in
time To his life, aud refused 10 give Tor his
attempt
NEWARK.
No cars were run on the Newark and Clinton
Railway yesterday and great many residents
line were seriously incOnlnod,d. The road has been
in existence Is years, and BY bad management
came bankrupt
| John NOrtOn's store at No. 81 Commerce. st.
was entered by burglars early yesterday morning They
made noise in breaking window and attracted the
attention of Officer Begbie, who occurred assistance and
cAptured them. Al tho satiOnhOusc they gave their
, names Edward FARRELL and Francis Mccain. Some