New-York tribune., 1876-05-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Commissioner of Public Works has appointed
James Lynch Inspector Of Sewers
II was estimated that 10000 people visited the
Central Park Yesterday. Mal Rambc Bclyedere and
Menagore were crowded throughout the day.
The Department of Docks, during the first quarter
Of the present year. received s359sl2 81 the amount paid
The iury i'm the case Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company against H. Florence and Thomas C. Fields
failed on Friday night and were %g Judge
The polce of the upper precincts in accordance
with an order by upernendent wallng making
vigorous al goats running at large Great numbers o
stray goats are daily sent TO the pound
A skeleton 2l2 feet long and the bones of full
grown found between the ceiling and the roof Of No
60 Grands saturday evening Motto sent to Coroner
Wotman VINO does not think an inquest is neces
saTy.
As the ferry-boat Montana of the Roosevct-st.
line was entering the slip in this city at 4jO on Saturday
the deck hands unknown In the water He
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The Bureau Of Vital Statistics reports during the
past week 4s3 Deaths 44O births and li7 marriages As
COMPARED with the record Of previous week, this de
G5 deaths an increase Of j2 births and decrease
"a marriages.
Jacob Molvorini, alleged to be a professional beg
gar was committed by Murray SATURDAY
he brought Judge Daniels and released as the
1i.','iS val a. The mann man might be held for lie.
Dr. Theodore Lconteif, who has complained of the
abduction of his children has consented TO their return TO
Russia Win u Gr 4 mGn @ pSs csrd M m and Ss e Rs ss
agreed TO do what he can ior their maintenance
Franklin Edison, eX-PTesidcnt of the Produce EX-
change has received telegram from well known firm in
Louis stating that the harvesting Of the Wheat crop had
wheat had Just been received in ST. Louis.
A beautiful monument for William Radde of this
CITY Is now nearly completed Calvary Cemetery II will be
when finished Of s kind in the world The marble
was imported FROM Italy, and the monument rests granite
base Weighing 1t will be 81 feet high and cost $4,000
The city's receipts for the past week were For
taxes Il from the Mayors Ma sla for Alb licenses
s3o6 CToon water rents &C go 80 1SS & o. & Ih4 % o2per %
gS 20 the PARK Department and s25 on account Of the
The Rev. DIR. Stephen II. Tying jr., recently
deauded By Engshmll OF good address named Arthur
C. BrowD called upon linn and representing that his
family were Chicago distress given s3 to pay his
way hther Brown squandercd the money IN dissipation and
In. Tying caused ms arrest
French people in this city propose TO give
banquet ball the skilled artisans who are to be sent by
the French Government to examine the Cencnnin EIhbi-
ZION and meeting held at No. - sgnth 1fihaye on
to raise $1,000 by subscription 10 meet the expenses
On Saturday afternoon, while Officer Herner of
the Nineteenth Precinct taking Bryan Quinn to the po
lice station, he assaulted by hls prsonGr crowd
ever. mainl aimed his possess ion Of the prisoner.
The Rev George A. Hall, late General Secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Association Washington, has
accepted position state Secretary and will spend his
lay work.
TIE TRIBUNE a week ago mentioned the 0iier OF
James Bell Of Paterson TO give OF land TO the person
who would erect silk factory upon H. Some person In Boon
ton through me Weekly Bun offers only OF
ground fol- that purpose but factory Just erected worth about
$1,000
The following figures show the average amount of
mail matter handled daily the PostOlce: Domestic mat
ter 249 and 277 bags Of papers, foreign matter
inward letters and 60 bags Of paper foreign matter
outward 3UO2J 20 bags of carrier and lock
bOx delivery 29O3l2 letters making total OF O2l2fJ letters
ard J. 4l6 bags OF papers, weighing over 5o'2 IONS
An order was granted on Saturday by Judge
Daniels IN Supreme Court Chambers in supplementary pro.
ceedngs at the suit OF Richard ~ Manning and Charles
storr executors Greeley for examination OF Francis
s. Davis Charles b. Ikcr and Charles A. La Mont a udg
mnt the defendants IN 1870 Tor OiJ W.
and execution returned unsatished.
On Saturday evening, at picnic at the National
Park at Sixty and Tenth ave. John Sexton age 10,
by John Mcmahon b Of the proprietor OF the
premises being mistaken 1t Is stated for burglar Nc
Mahon and John Smesh who present az the time, were
arrested Sexton died at 1880 Yesterday morning
Coroner Croker mpaneed jury aud committed the prisoners
10 await the inquest
David Stratton, arrested for obtaining improperly
transfer Of property and remanded by police justice until
May 20 to await the recovery Of sick Witness after he had