New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-28
NETWORK CITY.

Mayor Wickham has gone to Manchester, Vt.
During last week 49, immigrants arrived at
this port.
Gov. Morgan gave sittings for two or three
pictures TO Sarony Oh Saturday.
Steamships carried from this port on Satur-
day 49,5I9 letters and 81 bags of newspapers.
A company of 100 soldiers left Governors
Island Yesterday the West 1t to form part OF the
9th Infantry.
James Herman has been awarded the con-
tract building the station,nouse and prison In the
Nineteenth Ward at IA cost OF S2o0OO
The receipts last week Tor CrOton water,
rents &C. were oo34 80 for 229 licenses granted by
the Mayors Marshal S69; from the Clerk Of Arrears
of Taxes, $4,000; total, So4,6o3 o.
The free floating baths in this city were
pa ronzed last week by G30SS men and boys ana ZoooS
and girls OF the latter, l2105 ysl,cd tne he"
bath at the foot Of Thirty kslst RIVER.
The street railroad companies have paid to
the City the amounts due franchises and II Is stated
are now paying the moneys claimed from them regll-
arly The suit To collect S5OOOOO for licenses La stu
pending.
Henry w. Knopple and Bruce Leitch, who
were arrested by Detective Klems OF tie First Police
Precinct on a charge OF obtaining goods and having
work done at No 80 Lbertyst. under false pretcnSS,
were taken before Justice Murray AZ the Tomus foLcc
Court and discharged, no cfnlndhty oebo sho"n
by the evidence.
An expedition, under command Of Capt.
Holmes OF the steamer Wilmington, started ON Saturday
for the Straits Magellan where the steamer Georgia
WAS wrecked last June. The Wilmington was nlted Tor
transit Company aud various Insurance pancs. The
Georgia valued at S3OoUOo ana carried lou 'o'' Vi
merchandise.
Enlistments for the army are very brisk at
the headquarters Hudson-st. and hundreds of app-
Giants arc being turned away Oh account OF disability
The recruiting officers desire only young unmarried men
OF perfect pay siqus and temperate hab.ts detdcn
nent of 100 recruits were sent to the 81 LOUIS oAidcHs
Wednesday.
Application was recently made to Judge
Dononue by exGov Robert X. scott OF South Ctrohna
for orders OF in suits against Hardy Solomon
late President OF the South Carolina Bank OF Columbia
. C., Oh The ground OF alleged fraudulent
Ihe urIers Oi granted aud on SATURDAY al
city Marshal z. j. hanbuly took SOLOMON INTO INTO
custody his re,urn TO this city rom Saratoe" Inc
deIendant was admitted 10 BAH III sZO,oOO'
Miss Angelina Paolloggi, chief soprano singer
in the Roman Catholic cLuIch OF ST. COLUMBIA, III West
Twenty nnh-s has been melancholy and sad for come
time past. Early yesterday morning che went To her
mother, and IN great agony told ner she had swallowed
poison pointing to an empty bottle labeled on or bitter
aoudr" and saying that she had taken The cOntepts
Then tnc daughter whispered thing IN her mothers
ear and bUt ic.l weeping IN each others arms Madne
PaOogd VINO IL Fruucn lady, refuses 10 tell wat her
dauter had revealed Physicians were called, but Tie
young lady died wltnin an hour.
Specifications have been filed with Register
Allen by Sandbach, Parker Co.. opposing the discharge
In bankruptcy Edwin Rowe an oil dealer OF this city
and formerly prominent politician OF Brooklyn They
charge that nc recently sent portions OF his property
to Newuvc, refused Ia Tile sccduies VI MS assets
aud liabilities has kept himself concealed TO prevent De-
ing examined In reference 10 his estate has ade iiauu
ulent to H. L. Parinloe OF New,haveh, OF
Walter Bliss brooklyn; has gwen fraudulent prefer
eucts 10 certain creditors AMI has dsspated part VI *
property IN gambling
BROOKLYN.
There were 5S1 arrests by the police last
week.
On the last trip of the steamer William Cook
from Rockaway yesterday 100 persons were on board
and four watches were Stolen.
Jacob Simpson, age 60, of No. 81 Jay-st.,
Ncw-York was drowned while bathing opposite tie surf
House. at koeAaway Beach. vest rday afternoon
The Rev. c. l.. Loos of Bethany College,
West Virginia. and the Rev. r. Baker OF Brooklyn ad-
dressed meeting at the Gospel Tent yesterday after
noon
John Koehler of No. Ill Union-ave., whose
daughter Thursday, attempted To commit suicide
saturday by shooting himself, aud aterWard Ny using
a chIsc. HIS attempts were frustrated.
Charles G. Wood of No. 40 South Fifth-st.,
Brooklyn was arrested Saturday night charged by his
father with stealing and pawnng watches jewery and
clOtLing valued ht SlOO iaWh tcAets were Iouhu GA
John Kehoe was arralgned on Saturday be-
fore Judge Riley charged with having attempted To Kid
nap the son OF william IIill OF No. 20 st. Jamesplace
IL was stated that demanded the boy OF a servant
gl and threatened to shoot il sle refused give
Rin up Kehoe denied the charge, aud held III 500
bonds to keep the peace Tor six months
James Clark, ship carpenter, of No. 226
sxth-st ordered 200 oaves of bread from Charles VII
sons bakery at No. IA Grands on Friday The bread
was to be sent the brckayers excursion boat at the
foot Of North sxth-st ON the following morning. He
also borrowed el5O from Wilson, promising 10 return
learned that had ordered goods from other stores aud
had made other attempts TO Dorrow money He was AZ
rested and held Tor EXAMINATION.
JERSEY CITY.
Mary HAYES appeared before Justice Reese
Oh Friday with a buDy in her aud her head covered
with cuts and bruises She said her husband beat her
with large chiscl. Detectives MCGEE and Boyle took
warrant aud searched for the husband james Hayes for
40 hours, chasing him IT m one place to alotner, unt
he finally gave himself up Ut the Gregory street STA
uon-house.
Thomas Farley of No. 70 River-st was
arrested on Saturday night for committing violent
saut upon his aged father
James Avery, who was arrested four years
ago for the alleged murder Of George Kohler aud dis
charged for lack of evidence reaesed Saturday
account Of evidence against him which has recently
come to hghi.
NEW-JERSEY.
WEST NEw-YoIK.--A party Of men were smoking and
drinking under the trees in vacant lot Friday
ing when quarrel arose between John Hornng and
German known us George" Tho latter accused
Horning OF robbng him. and seized piece OF railroad
strap iron, with which he struck hun several blows
the head, inilicting serious injuries
UNION HILL.-The youngest son of Louis Linnerworth
age TO- jumped from the may loft into feed trough in
his fathers barn on Bulls Ferry-aye on saturday lie
,,a ond SI ,Dn,nst n b,v tSrS anS ro - ,S ,inas
entered his left side below the ribs Ii Is feared the acct
dent will prove fatal.
LONG BRANCu-rhe trains Saturday carried more
than 1000 people TO Long Branch. The hotels were
again full blast aud the United States and West End ho
tes compelled To turn away many In the evening
there were hops NJ all the leading hotels
BULLS FERRY.-Of the 300 more men hitherto en-