New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

Webster I'm the Central Park on the west size Oh he
near the Seventy.socondst entrance Inc ioun"oon M ~
statue is being built -
Jane Hurcombe of No. 119 Mulberry-st. had an
alteration with husband last evening In attempting 70
escape from him she Jumped from the window to the ground
and received severe injuries
The New-York MRnnerchOr has released as Pres
den r. Te1or Vice Presidents ces and and fa0sI,
sroh Secretaries, +. saueImlen J." Ahien"'A' A"U " 49,
Wrell; Leader. Reinharu sehmeh'
Transoressors of the Excise law were very hard
by the police Sunday and many Arrests were made
The bcumers found dsnt to get liquor except "hei'
they web known and admitted s!V.
The numbers of restaurants, chop-h0uses, mar
le and bakeries vicinity Of tho junction of sixth al
would the suppo,ition that inc III
habitants OF that locality were corinorah's
Raid eagles at Central Park are noting IL Is
unusually early for this process to occur put perhaps
tend growing crop OF feathers thhn
which TO maze "spread" on the Fourth oil Ju3' an.
The camel at Central Park eylnces MS aihiapriay
by PLAYING with setter three months old Inc oos i
him aont and the camel stretches his awkward heeK anu
ance ''''' ,,o
On Sunday evening. while Officer Hess OF the
Eighteenth Precinct arrestng Henry A. lohei' S"
80 ,r riolanon OF the Excise law he was set upon by
Toner wife and several oth'Is' sc'oio'J "''
out Of the window Of The saooh =, n,
Central PARK policemen grumble because the Pei
han, oaoh rides over two city ordinances 1t Ia lettered
Vehicle driven beyond the speed perm.en Sy n
last Friday afternoon the first hay IL was pena u
when IL through tho PARK ON run
Henry n. Saures, one of the firm OF Louis L
squres sons shipping merchants at No 2o3 Front ST. was
taken with apoplec ut at he office yesterday IN
and before assistance could be oDalheh MI Hque
sided at No. East Forty ninthst
During April there were delivered from the Fost-
Office G57 mail letters l70S447 ocaletters 4s5oVo
local postal cards and 2 99i neyspaPers In ne same s
was ss7, 59l 49,
The Western Union Telegraph Company yesterday
made the following announcement Communication between
81 Pierre and Pacenta been Interrupted since ast mid
night 1t is supposed the trouble is caaseI by rss Ing
order in the course Of a few hours
Al I:5O Yesterday morning Ellen Williams was
arrested by officer VI the Tenth Precinct on complaint OF
Joseph Roberts Of No 81 IIudsons who charged her win
roo.ng him Of 81 % ued m So ata ION tie money
Was found upon him. and the prisoner Was discharged
The mustang ponies intended for the use OF the
Polo CLUB been taken TO the Clubs grounds at Jerome
Park where the sport will begin about June l. The animals
have pasture Paterson ~ j. aud have @
Coast They are somewhat anger ana h'eti IMAM 'e 'o''
ponies. ,
The hearing upon the injunction forbidding the
BOARD Of Police 10 interfere with the Board Of Health IN the
occupancy the Police Central ONCE building has
been postponed nntl II O'Clock ths forenoon me counsel
the Police Board has prepared ahdl'its Tor th9 %
ing regard 10 the construction anu occupancy
the Police CentIai Building
On Sunday night. while p. r. Barnum's show was
getting ready 10 move from North NewYork on the Port
chester Branch NewIIaven Railroad diheuy &C.
Cured between James Carroll brakeman and James Ryan
Sbocs RYAN doSn d b Oh piece OF h- p carroll vs.
arrested by Morsania police, and was yesterday COL"
mitted for examination.
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers has
grante. mandanus the application oil Rufus ha'ch !"
coape sidney Dillon, President Of the Pacific Mall ana IA
M Hatch the transfer books the directors and
OF the Executive Committee OF me fssnS , @ n ts,P
company Judge Lawrence hnds ial th,Te s p ana Tee
lore grants the WIT but without costs.
The new arrangement for carrying through pas
sengcrs between points the Pennsylvania Railroad and
New England without change Of cars went into elect yester
morning Upon IN, ariyaloi The southern ran a. or r
thence ~ harDOr and up ho fast RIVER 70 nIe
River, whore the train dsymOarked ana iroe',h'a
ward. large party OF Invited guests mAue an eA'uis
upon the irsi train
Prof. Charles +. Chandler and DR.. L. G.. Jancway
Of the Board Health visited the slaughter houses IN TINS
lty on saturday any modification OF the ord
to saughte ing was necessary assistant Fan
ary super nends,, ; I" S b presanie AZ the trct
ng OF Hoard OF Health to-day Iii hcev,d ilal further
cascn although they probably VIII not be allie to cause the
wurs % DC dons in abatiors at present..
Defective Thomas Sampson of the New-iork
stock Exchange now In London after the iorger Cray tele
graph. TO John Il. Norris Chairman Law Comitteo OF The
Exchange a. flows: louisville officers after Rivers aud
hoSn oss 1 a' F AMI ipH waH @as, side With us
and str up New York papers To- pr - ,Jr eay 10
bot1 COY, rumcBts. aud ties our hands"
The sixth annual report of the Manhattan Eye
and Ear Hospital has been published Since began In -09
aud wards and 1884 important surgical operations have been
pefo med the eye ear and throat IEnE me yeat
s cet ions DsI Inc ia IL as1e number OF cr.ons
treated at ihs d,psnsary wa, 81 % w"s ner ~ pa
paid out during the year sIl4Io 49, leaving balance
The annual election of the Stock Exchange was
held yesterday For the principal offices there was only one
set Of candidates who elected follows: President salem
r. Russ Chairman. II. A. Wheelock Vice Ch$rman James
Mitchell Trsasger p G ay. s f eta oc. o. %,S
10 lowing probably elected Trustee Of Gmuiiy Fund
years. Geo " Mclean, Rob Winthrop, W. H. Dckerman.
Il a. 9iie %% gm% e M VIM S' 49, i fa
to serve year, n. T. Dodge and O. l.. laight
The suit Of Harvey Weed against the Mutual Bene-
NJ Life Insurance Company Of Sewersy argued yssor
ay on appea IN Superior Court Term. IL grows
of policy on the o James NJ Benedict who shot himself
on November 30 1861 The Coronos jury found that he
commit ed suicide while suffering under temporary alteration
81 mind The only question whether this suele
show %. latter Was is' M ] m'i t nH iIt,, ry
a. times dep yi9g him Of eo9,T9 81 I'M actions JnSss
was nsaiccn taking the IRON IN jury, snssed
The complaint The appeal from , Ser 5cd the TN s SS
for plaintiff; VIM a. Beach Tor the defendant
I'm the suit of John 7. Gould against John T.
Moore ChlefJustce Mcneil n Superior Court Special Term
decided unusual question Of practice Judgment was
recovered against Moore when he living suffolk County,
ard execution was issued against him In that county and re
turned unsascd The defendant subsequently returned to
this city and the plaintiff began supplementary proceedings
against The defendant INJURED to these proceedings
Judge Mcneil admits that 10 long the defendant remained
the Superior Court could not institute sup
proceeding against him. and that the Code pro
that such rOccu,ngs shah be had within the county
the execution issuc and that the case OF inc
change sdcn Of Judgment debtor is not provided Tor
IN Code hut concludes arecent decision o The Court OF
Appeals that the Judgment debtor La, ig come within tho
nrs elton court Court has the power to issue sup
Elementary process against him on the suffolk County eSeou
ton.
The trial Of the suit Of Francis OIIagan against
Sidney Dillon and otlois begun yesterday In Superior
Cont Trial Term before Judge SANFORD The plaintiff claims
that lac was returning home July 1874 with his wife
and IN crossing both fen into the
excavation oI the Fourth Railroad, which he claims