New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-20
NETWORK CITY.

The Controller yesterday signed warrants
amounting To SS225 20.
A bridge is being placed over Nlnth-ave,
connecting the tracks OF the Elevated Railway
Policemen pilfering hot chestnuts from the
curisone ovens Is the edifying sight on HudsOh-St
Enormous knotted walking sticks, technically
known as hangers" are for sale all along BroauWa'
The crooked whisky cases III the United
States Courts have again been put on Inc caenui' anu
will not be tried at the present tefm
Can't. A. Blannin, Secretary of the Australian
Rifle Team, will sail for his home today MS departure
is FASTENED by the death OF his two chlldich'
The Rev. ID. NJ. McCatirey of No. Dos Lex
uonave has acknowledged the receipt Of $40 10 since
sept. 30 for the poor people of the East SIDE
Custom-house Inspectors Kane and Judd
Yesterday seized 100 cigars found concealed IN the en-
gnp-room OF the steamer city OF Nc~-N0rk' from havana
The steamer Cromwell of the Cromwell line
arrived ut dock at p m yesterday pIlhsnE VIC
shpwrecked crews of the steamer sylvia anu 'c
Wanata. ~ ,
The further examination of William Butler
Duncan. in the Duncan sherman q CO. bankruptcy eIse
wednesday, oct. %.
An assignment for the benefit of creditors
was filed yesterday with the County CLERK by Johh one
fr Henry j. Nicholas. and Hector ChauNlteau (liOne
Nicholas 4 Coz to John Hone.
A tow-boat struck the wharf at the foot OF
Twcntieth-st., horth River. yesterday afternoon ana
caused a pile of lumber 90 feet hgh, 10 IAN on hIee
workmen one Of them, named Martin, was KILLED, and
the others Burnct quinn and one called scouy,' were
injured 20 that they are not expected 10 h'c
4 drunken man, unable to stand alone, was
helped oil OF q at broadway and NeseySt at la!e
hour wednesday nsht ana IN Gs attempts 10 Ta'a
sy,e which dI -ustcd tue icw people passing ponce
man in uniform stood near. but took no notice oi INC
4 norton of the Empress Eugene laces
which wcr, seized by capt BrcEett, Special Agent OF
the Treasury Department about year ago IN NasMhs
ton condemned some lime ago ahd WIZ po SoH al
auction by EuFdctt d Dennis by order OF lhe LnIiGi
states Marshal, on Tuesday, oct IL Inc aiucles III
cuGc % variety Of ladies' goods.
The commissioners of Public Parks Mt their
meeting Ntdur,,i adopted plans Tor a ne" pilltc
over he Harlem River al the head Of MadisOnaye. They
Directed b. icltious To made and proposals
advertised for at The bridge VIII be OF non, 20
feet above hgh-Natcr mark with ORA" swinging upon
the pier Ia the middle OF ihc stream
At a meeting of the Cotton Exchange yes
terjay it decided by an almost unanimous vote '
close the LXchangc from o. M on Mtdut'diN ool. ~,
to the following tIllaF MOI d. - % ~ 80, M
the members 10 attend the tchteuui", ENpo'll'oh on
Thursday oct &C. Final Arrangements nave beeh ladc
for the excursion %, Sp'tm pres iIa' o'vi Wv W,
Jersey Central Railroad which viii leave TINS city "a,
7l5 a. M. and returning " leave fAi'"de'phl" at
y. 10.
In 1873 five bonds of the town Of West
Farms were issued Co Timothy Croty l1r illh- ONT
lent Hotn the Control, and the German Savings Bank
OF West Farms. where Tine coupon, arc udie pt'"ur c
tb,t me- iy IL bound 10, ID, Consolidation act 10 pay the
obligations o the town ~ West Farms The case Was i'd
"a The supreme court Circuit csi'ray' n,ols Jao-e
Lawrence and The court directed tIr Juy 10 ma TOT the
plaintln ou the amount sued Tor, $50 I1
The funeral services of Miss Kate {. Hol-
lane, were held ycsggdl, morning 90 the church OF tte
rrinsH1uuitIou, lu Last Twenty uih'I, ron "hcH
Irr father the late comedian, George Holland was
burI about four y,lr. ago Miss Holland was 20 years
Old nd the time OF her death. sac had been engaged dur
ing Tie pact season wlfh Miss Fanny davenport !u
pgIr tud .ll, trdytug contracted MaailA fever,
irotI which she died Oh Monday evening". Many mem
of theatrical prur-. were IA attend nee 700
tnr church The Rev. Lr HuUrAtnn conducted the
burial services, after when ilc b'd} WIS 'out'E' Z"
Cypic.. is aud buried 90 tur Dramatic FUND Cemetery
I'm the suit of Martin kohucr against Joseph
O. Iie.u. Judge st0ri, u superior Court I.ii lrIHi'
uou.iiitrd tine plaLun yt,'iday. fIuui ana defend
,tt lld AN aiIttmrut 90 exchange certain real rstit,
subject the Cages Ou the property oI tt'i h'h-
urr rendered . dt'd bat refused To cuhilrt" tr tA-
change because -iIs's property WAS subject % COW
ruIus a.u- uuI-uucr4 aud. Higgins could not clear
them OIL -urd him. lie produced on the tiiil the decd
which Lad. rendered and the court uunsutct nm, Dee
,utf.r INSTEAD Of convey ing the property hugrci 10
t!u mortgage. Us required by the contract DO required
U,siu, tu -.IInc lIr payment of trc mortgage. VI L.
ToVu-cud appeared Tor planth, D q. Courtney of de-
lcudant .... 80.
Counterfeit 5O-ccnt pieces are being circu-
lated uu the street cars.
Michael McNanus, a lahorcr age 81 rcSid-
ius 20 No. ~ BIkcmai-st., di,d suddenly on h"d uo
Hamilton Fer, boat Ncw-iorh ycst,riay morning.
The First Presbyterian Church on lIcnry-st
ln.attrptsd the luittuu uf the pastor NE Kew III
Norman Scycr The church is embarrassed by dcol oi
Sj.-OO
While Mary Robinson, age q, was amusing
herself hy bunting fire Iunt of her residence, 10 40;
$50 lIudsoi''. v,trrdlN Art e"lhhs ''''o 4H'''n
and she was burned severely.
Two pieces of black silk velvet, valued at
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