New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Average, SAY. same DAY, 1875. S24'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Tim drenue Hotel-The Hon. Gideon Welles, VIM.
FTGn and Edgar T. Wess Of H3 eS o. MaSs and cS
baH BTdr Ia IT, s Consul at 4os
judge William L. Learned OF the Supreme Court
ioi Gca j. Brush d Sswayen col Elisha hail. Lud
peon T. S1 K f moorGead Of PitsSargh
BruaneteE-yiscount Vaudeville OF England
NETWORK CITY.
Officer Neas killed mad dog on Monday, at No.
SO Prncest
Harlem-ane and the Bouevards presented gay
appearance yesterday in the afternoon
Applications were filed last week for the erection
Of % buildings, at total cost Of sl5s9oo
The steamers Nevada and Columbus carried
30 ia letters and 254 bags Of papers yesterday
The regarding Of Notwithstanding econd-st.
from the Bouorard River nearly completed
The benches hive been replaced in Union-square,
and yesterday ned with people, enjoying the mild
weather. .
James Hawkins, printer, was arrested on Mon
S SGI5 nisn Of 0S So i2a ESTis sI'
Last week 80 prisoners were received OF the Penl-
tentsry on Blackses Island March IL and H.
81 WHIP discharged
Owing 20 tho absence of Mayor Wickham and
Tax Wheeler meeting OF the Board
Of ApPorrgnmen yeierday MT WheSsr' 1O''"'0
During February there wero reported 2,49o
deaths. 05I marriages 2077 births and 100 still births For
e same month IN 1878 there were 242O deaths 6Is mar
rases, 1883 births, aud leI suAO htAS
SUerman ghl the receiver Of the German Uptown
savings Bank has obtained from Judge Donohue permission
~ coll the banking house at Irdaye aud FIFTY Ithst at
auction, on lhrce weeks public notice
Nothing has vet been done with regard to the
issue OK the 100000 Pacific Mail bonds authorized oy tne
dretr and no measures viii be taken for some days Rus
All $40 saws that be viii take 100000 Of the bonds and Il is
exItcted thai tho Union Pacific Railroad Company VIII take
large quantity.
The body of Erastus Baxter the watchman on
Pier 3d. North River who has been missing since req L.
was found water yesterday at the foot Of EIanAnn
into the riyer early the morning Of FEB. II
Below is given a table of tho cases Of contagious
disease reported ts city during the past two weeks
w.s " ~ scar Meas. pse g :giasS Small
aiding pI!is. phod. let !e; tAS,la. meniGgu'' POI
E Ess 5S T.: II 81 e iiS5a4 20
Inspector McDcrmott has preferred charge
against Edgar sharpe OF the Twenty soVeAh
Precinct Tor neGeet q duty TIE F3gnd,H5n " s sSa
S Es @ two hours asfwafd WITH hat and b6osOd
John Hcfle, John Elk and Vim. Rouse, iomploycd
In Rupperrs agerber brewery on Thirdave, near Ninety
,econd st. had dispute on Monday night EE and Rouse
Tie lead WIN e3y lron SsR &c TO sVs,t lie 40.
suit VI llehlc INJURIES, which are dangerous
Several vessels arriving at this port yesterday aud
The dy before report TINT largo numbers OF petroleum bar
rr with beads painted rcd seen Coating IN the water
during rart q February and ne early part OF
% t1t vessels tie bark AasdaoHa which arrived
Pa oat Ee ,SA Fol5 iaco R'' O' ' ''''
The Warden of the Anshouse on Blackwe!fs
Island has Informed tho Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
recou that Catherine Campbell native OF County Tyrone
ireland who was admitted to the Iuouribs Hospital nov
is sG7 being then years OIL died ast Monday a. the age
" IL sic S-,nel - Dg =, I .y s,.,hls rrtl Vi
m Few minute, .r death sho had odt'ed as al Is sAs
Argument was heard in the United States District
Court before Judge nlatord yesterday IN the demurrer
died uy H. T. Ian Co. IN the slit against them 70 recover
20 m states about SleooocO FOR goods IN their pos
session. alleged 20 have been inr9rt,d at an torvaua'H
.ut.n AID the hol. Mial NJ E'dIts Tor the deIcH~aAto
JIf-g ,lat- Ll,Id tc-trVed nj Ot'4aij.A
The investigation into tho circumstances Of the
collision the ship Harvest Queen and the steamer
ttte was continued vest crd@y a. Trinity Building before
Commissioner Gilbert who designated By the United
-ato authorities TO take Tie testimony Of number osaos
aud officer duty called them away six or more seacn
o. the ldralc testified TO the Gre aIses 81 le
pl,baiiy te,iiiy oday.
The Supreme Court. General Term, in the sut Of
oEIn ag INST oConuel las vacated order appointing
receiver Of 81. Patrick Mutual Alliance The plat1
claims tia, interpretations out u the old voluntary
association known the - Paroks Mutual Alliance and
c court holds that should be brought by the Moor
Ioat?I to which ptnHh aat.t' nH t y, a. n, Ion S
expensive machinery Of % Ioceiycrship
The supreme Court. General Term, Judge Davis
Giving the opinion 0ycrrus appeal Of Charles Doyln and
Aled b. sands Twetds boudsnen % the indictments against
him from forfeiture Of their bonds Many objections were
presented behalf cf Mcssrs Dsyn and sands 70 this for
ole TIE General Term. without considering these oOltc
va. %. Uoa aud that the bondsuens only
relief, II tHcy wrong M Is Ia the court VI Coa
mon Meas
In the suit Of Paine against The Rector Of Trinity
church the supreme Court, General Term, has set
aside Of INDUCTION restraining tho defendant from
tycug the plaintiff Who has long lease Of Trinity Church
property right the end Of tie lease 10 remove tho
blGug omit lie failed to pay BIS gent and the church cor
'r.t Judge AMI s suit w brought 20 ouon those proceed
ns lhe General Term Lods harthe ret to the DniHnss
does not pay his rent should lot be ericted.
Superintendent Walling yesterday telegraphcd to
Consul Of 81 Thomas, W. l., In regard TO the prisoners
carl w. Iindb.ind and Axel Norman, alias Eskeman who
arrested charged with grand larceny IL Is stated that
the prisoners elry Caracas, Hene
ca Suddenly theY abcOudod with $4,000 IN damCnts
and They 90 st. Thomas, and thence came
but superintendent Waug holds that persons travelling
through this state with stolen property IN Their possession
E,tt h, toso Who can ,tnty 10th them and The
stolen property Consul Jauy OF Venezuela hos been informed
" BROOKLYN
Judge nybman will not render his decision in
cases lately tIicd by him until April.
Walter Gibbons was yesterday held to await the
action Of Grand jury charge bigomy preferred by
m Two wyo Of when discharged ana the other hed
a witness.
James Bowen alias Miller. Of Canada has been
BY Commissioner Wius9w Under She aIs
charged with passing forged dhl III Ooiu"a'h N@"~u"'
whiCH was raised from s2O to 1870
long discussion took place at the meeting OF the
regular Democratic General Committee last night rs to
whether tie Committee Conference with the dsaected
Democrats should be continued discharged IL was finally
to