New-York tribune., 1876-03-10
NETWORK CITY.


Nine. Demorests opening of Spring fashions occurs
to-day at No. II East Fourteenthst
The beautiful purity and transparency Of the air
yesterday very noticeable.
If no restrictions are placed on shad-fshing New
York hsh dealers expect larger supply Of that hsh this year
The Rev. Robert Scott has resigned the pastOrate
Of the Epcop Church Al West Farms having been called to
q church In California
The steamships City of Brooklyn, from Liverpool,
with lO4 and W. A. scbolten Rotterdam, with 81
sengers arrived at Castle Garden yesterday.
During February 1OS ambulance and police cases
500 persons were admitted to hospitals and 4S
The Department of Buildings reports for February
~ buildings begun and ~ completed. There 492
buildings progress at the close Of the month
The seed stores and agricultural implement
agencies brushing their with great
diligence during thee pleasantly suggestive days
The New-York Catholic PrOtectory has presented
monthly bill for February amounting 70 022 2s for the
maintenance Of children sent there under he law Of 1875
Several blocks Of Scilian marble, cut into various
shapes which have been imported for different buildings in
the United states lying the dock at the foot Of Dy
Although cotton has been arriving from the South
large quantities during the present week. cotton merchants
state that the supply behind OF year. The great
bulk Of 1t goes 10 S,aten Island
To-day the Jews all over the world will partic-
pate IN the celebration of the festival Of Purm which In
stued Of the deyerance Of the Jews from
the hands OF Haman.
Early yesterday morning there fight in the
sailors boarding house at No Hamonst Francis Camp
bell sailor asked for money by the proprietor James
Curan Campbell insisted that he had paid the account once
gh ensued, in which CmpbeDdIeW razor and attempted
cut Curra5 throat inflcng gsshes IN several places
Both were locked up.
The investigation into the causes of the loss of the
ship resumed yesterday Several seamen
who had previously given evidence recalled to testify to
certain iacts Joseph Mckay officer who had prev
Ousy served the lost vessel identified the head gear cxb
tied having been made under his supervision Tor the ar
vest Queen.
On Wednesday afternoon, as a mail wagon was
being loaded Station A. OF the clerks noticed smoke
issuug from pouch On being opened It vas found thar
boa evidently containing paror matches was on ire was
promptly e1nGushed only two three letters having been
the mals by Law. but there penalty for oaton OF it,
Edward G. Atwood, the we-known physician and
proprietor Of medical bath Establishment at No. l2SS
Broadway Wednesday the effects OF chorOom
n appears that Dr. past years been
almost daily in the habit 81 nhalng chOrJom ior the
Suffering from Great mental eSceent Dr. Atwood Inhaled an
unusually large quantity Of the drug became prosrated and
sank until he died from exhaustion.
Bridget Mctunn, widow, living at Tenth-ave.
and One hundreihst owns twohorso team and employs
Doubleday cart dirt ior the Department Of Works
Doubleday the habit OF collecting her pay from the
Commissioners but for the last few weeks has failed TO make
any she informed Detective Ron OF the circumstance
hIone h w a Mrs Mc@suDD Dou1Iav admitted Tie cbarge
and committed at the Harlem Police Court yesterday iii
default of $1,000 bail
Sergeant Osborne of the Twelfth Precinct was be-
fore yesterday charge OF showing par
TALLY in aTestng yOaors OF the sunday law The charge
was not proved ROundsnan James Stewart charged
with perjury in swearing III his application to be appointed
pdronan that he was never arrested The records showed
that James stewart hal been arrested on Aag l2 S 8
evidence Of identity with the roundsman was adduced
and the case Will probably be dismissed
1t was ascertaIned by the surgeons at the Cham
bers Hospital yesterday morning in the OF James
Kelly who had shot himself In the left breast front OF the
Post once the previous midnight had
therefore probaby soon recover Kelly lost an arm IN tie
and has suffered greatly from nguIage pains ia the
He he Qlld
pain any longer lie somewhat excited at the time by the
BROOKLYN.
Common Council Committee visited the Truant
Home yeserdaysor the pupose Of seeing what repairs are
The Controller yesterday paid S15O,OOO to the
tax for 1875.
The lamps in front of those churches that have re-
fused 70 pay for The ga used by them are being removed the
Judge Benedict yesterday gave his decision in the
Of John and Thomas LOwey the convicted cOunereer
refusing them arrest Of Judgment They viii therefore be
sentenced Today.
William Henley, age H. of Navy and Willoughby-
ss evening whipped horse which he driving when
the animal kicked him over the eye. nhctDg dangerous
wound
Willie William A. woolsey, age Is, Of No. $50
Broadway examining revolver which he supposed was
unoaed xpOded and the bullet cut away the fore finger
Of Lis left hand
The Bar Association has passed resolutions
Quesng the members Of the Legislature 10 oppose the pro
posed providing that court processes hereafter shall be
About o'clock on Wednesday evening Margaret
Fox age asked permission Of Mrs. Ann Day of No 90 La
ayette ave. TO stay night They all
bed about 10 and when Mrs Day went to call her yor
yesterday morning she found her dead
SlessTs. Knitting and Mott, the counsel for p. n.
Rubensten the convicted murderer will Monday for
stay Of proceedings pending the decision
the supreme court General Tern on wnt of error in the
The gates of the Hampstead Reservoir have not
yet continuously closed in order test ts capacity for
holding water as was requested by the Common Council but
clares that he viii test the work.
A number of prominent citizens yesterday pre-
sented Chief Police Campbell Of his valuable
services and efficient abors as superintendent handsome
Controller Powell which was suitably acknowledged by the
surprised recipient
William Lee of No. II Mottst., New-York, a
coored man. was held yesterday By Justice Walsh await
the action the Grand Jury charge preferred by j. X
Odwn 10 Elmpace, who states that he found
capture S Les stabbed him in hsuG inacuns danger
wOudd.
Several gentlemen who occupy law offices at Nos.
377 and $40 Futonst, having had postage stamps, law
books other articles repeatedly stolen from their offices
lately watched for the tet Wedn sday night and caught
ter Offices lie was remanded for examination yesterday by
The Common Council Committee on Public Lands
and Buildings have agreed that the following Departments
which lease their offices at annual OF sl7lOo
shall occupy the proposed building Adamsst viz
Headquarters Department Of Arrears Treasurer aad
Auditor ONCE fak Commissioners Boafd OF Health Board
of Elections and Fire department Headquarters.
Peter MallOn of FutOn-aye., whose alleged attempt
20 Kiss Miss Mary E. by her at s5 OOO
that cOngegate in front OF bis widow and whs
per audIby "There's the man who kisses ladies'" Hede
claes that who ask 10 look 40 his flowers
aSsduousy upon him. but buy anything He offers
apologize Mss Smith for the attempt az hsng which he
declares n the suit shall bs widrdNn and no
shall cease 10 DO on eXhiDtOn TO curious people.
JERSEY CITY.