New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-27
NETWORK CITY.

The intcrment of 26 paupers took place at
| Harris Island last week.
The steamship Russia yesterday carried out
3o717 letters and Al bags of papers
There are now 1891 wheeled vehicles In
New-York an increase of 3 765 in the last Is years
The Superintendent of Outdoor Poor has
begun the distribution of COAL but only to the SICK Oh
| very needy.
Many of the cars of the Avenue B line have
heon remained the color being changed from dark 10
Light blue. q,
An early newspaper train on the New fork
and New Haven Railroad, with passengercar a'''cHe''
is contemplated -
The fourth member of the night guard on
Blackwers Island yesterday appointed tnS ''H'
plotting the number =, a..
Gen. Smith presided at the trials of delin-
ouent policemen at the Police Central Onice yesteru'y
fhe cases were mostly minor breaches Oh u's''f'''
Cant. Lowery of the Sixth Precinct has STA
tionei policepan in front Of the reputed gambling
bouse NJ No Chambersst prevent persons being ell
| ticed there 10 gaInDle. =,
Josepbine Belts of No. 305 East Forty
-ourthst was hanging out clothes on the roof yeste
day afternoon when she fell four stories TO the ground
The surgeon pronounced her injuries fatal
From ten TO twelve destitute people apply
daily AZ the Department of Charities and Correction and
have themselves committed to the WorkhOuse for the
sake OF its shelter aud regular meals
An application has been made to the Fire
Commissions for detail OF hreinen to serve nj Inc
Hippodrome during the meeting to he conducted ny
Moody and sankcy. Tie request will probably be
granted.
Paul Stable age 81, of No. 70 Mangin-st.,
attempted to commit suicide last evening by shooting
himself in the right temple No be assigned
for the act. He sent g. Bellevue Hospital IL II
| thought that his wound Is fatal
Early Yesterday morning James Latin, age
Is ws discovered attempting to break into the station
cry store Of Samuel Scinbrnk AT No 1913 second-nve
Inc n
the peak o his cap, ntlictng slight wound III us lore
head Latin arrested.
Tburlow Weed visited the Police Central
Office yesterday afternoon and had long conversation
with s,th C. awley the Chief Clerk In regard To ncces-
sary legislation to increase the e'9n' :" tHo P n,
another Is considered necessary
The search for William NJ. Tweed il still
Kept up AID sheriff Conner constantly GLOWING 0ut
clews Yesterday two long dispatches were i"c'NrI
iom the same vicinity asserting his rrrg,cG ig'
was place this c0niIncni but TIE sAeilh dd MOI con-
slider II best To name the Iocalt!
The game of billiards to be played this even
Ing at Taumany Hall, between George sl'sSon ami VIII
liam ton, VIII be- of great interest To billiard PLAYERS
generally ---on IL Of the most accurate ana Gaze
one ol and boldo-t players ut round tic table
snuts' seen III TINS country Tor years
The supply of fish in market continues
abundant owing H. The open seson' aud wan '"he oi
the finer varieties ut only hall tie prcc 0f bti "hl'h
Is a pressing 100 poor people. Ghc eOniinud Lld weather
aud absence Vi ndcls M'ste u gam 50 scarce
and prunr chickens and qu.aic h,id al prices 'A''4
ordinarily high for this season
Notice was received yesterday at the Cor
ouors Office from the Department OF bindings mat the
building In which the oorners ho their irihe'"' at
Uou- and Mulbcrryts, Wa unsafe, portion ~ the
r1t.isi lawn tied badly aud briJa wall ncos
nl the yard beng Liable % i.l rms might Ic looked
uiuu ~ on,ct, corOn"r- jury having ceLou'ed al
recent Nerdict The Dcpar 'tuont of Bun iihts.
The semi-annua examination Of tie students
Of the College Of the City Of New York. which began
Jan IL will be continued during the present week Ac-
corng The method adopted by the Faculty four wears
ago examination II III the form q" review" dhh 'he
rcctatous proceed IN tL.r regular order Ihe stnl"t
arc c1anincd al the studies of hast term, except uni
yersal literature and 9stEeues vacation Oh one WIN
will follow the close Oi iAt eAhihh'at"h-'
Some time ago n young clerk living IN liar-
lem saved with considerable risk 10 himself ihe HE %!
young lbly who was IN danger OF being thrown nom
carriage near Central PARK. The lady'r father, wealthy
gentleman residing III PHlai'phn, lately invited tne
younq man 10 h mousse AMI benali OF the daughter.
presented him with elegant watch cham ring ana
ocAeI tue alter conininlns portraits 81 ihc W!ucilt
actors the event Thc lits are valued ~ about s"Vo
Penelope Papanti. an Italian lady, with an
infant arms, tken 10 the Police Central once
early yesterday morning from tie Grand Central Depot
becase she utterly destitute Of money or friends III
This city She arrived from NewIaycn at $50 p M On
tuesday. could not spctk l-nslHn, ana her s".!
learned through an interpreter. Sul"ilh' hh'h'
WaiIine treyraphed TO the ,nei ~ the NcN-H'V"n
PoIcc re.lucsiing nin W mofm MI fapahti oI hs VA,
condition" ,nooY,v>y
Register Whitney reports having collected
during lat week $4,000 "a
There we're 20 deaths last week from snail
pox ami - from di phtheril.
Mayor Schroeder and Alderman French cx-
press satisfaction at the pressut condition OF affairs
the County Horpitai and ut the lns,Io Asyldu
The evening schools, which were reOpcned
after the holidays, will close o-morOw evening re-
cepuon viii he gwen, att wh@h diplomas VIII be die
IN n.lV, al
Wolfgang Gocz of No. G1J DeKalb-aye., yes
teray pres MED III 10 the Contro Ior ~ $50 dam
a.e, alleged tn have caused by the breaking OF the
water main that street lIis demand was refused, and
he " II bring snit To recover.
The heirs of the COwcnhcven estate yesterday
began a suit IN the Supreme Court before Judge Gilbert
TO recover n strip of land located ON Atlantic vc
portions OF which dwellings have been erected. The
property IL valued at SlOO.0oO
Corporation Counsel De Witt yesterday sent
10 the Mayor list OF suit, to which the city party
II consists Of about 100 htntoi suits, an about 300
special proceedings Daring tho seven years In which
Mir DE witt has hold Oicc the lud-incns against the
s;;5,Gs5 oi.
AdrOit impostOrs are attempting 10 work
upon the sypalhics Of the benevolent money
from them by IA iaadeup story, showing certain letters
represented coming from the family Of the Rev. z Il.
II mid ~ A Pastor Plymouth which
he pronoun forseres. Mr.. Halliday all persons
AGAINST considering genuine any bucn letter pur
POI ting 10 O,nfs irun hin
At II meeting of the Board Of City Works
yesterday Commissioner Adams asked President slocun
to plain his charges aalnst the administration of az
fairs In that department. Gen. socum said that hc
would explain To the Committee of the Board Of Alder
man today. iU,nnissUnelt Adams and Fowler aud
Water Purvryor Rhodes declared the statements to bc
unuurd The subject viii bc discussed before the Al
dcrm;uc Inyesti eating Committee THIS evening.
JERSEY CITY.
Patrick Whclan, a hack driver, was bitten by
horse which fell in Exchange place Tuesday