New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-26
NEW-Y0RK CITY.

At Safest. ia telegraph wires cross the
Battery.
Children under II years of age cannot enter
| evening schools
"Pie applesn were sold on the streets for 10
| cents per bushe yesterday.
The courtyard of Grammar School No. 10
has a handsome display Of plants
| Air plants and "polier grassn will be the
! favOrite house green's this Winter
| FerTy-boats began running INTO the new sup
! at the foot OF Grandst. yesterday.
| A moss-grown trough at Twenty-slXth-st'
and Nnth-aye gives that place picturesque appe'n
The appearance of the Lutheran Church IN
/ FOrty-secOnd st., near ElgntnaVe', Is luOh hi' -
| four adjoining shanties
Ex-Gov. John A. Dix will be serenaded at
his residence, No. West Twenty rsts next , monu"S
! evening by the Lincoln Club Battalion Boys n Dug
| The work of naturalization is beginning IN
earnest Yesterday in superior Court ana Gourt S
Common Pleas, 113 persons were admitted 10 'ho sn'
| 20 vote.
The Ioborers of the Department of Docks
and the aborers on roads and avenues were paid yester
day for the weeks ending Sept 10. Inc amount was
| S1l,3I3 81
John d. Wright, President of the Society
for tIe Prevention OF Cruelty Children, addressed last
week meeting in Philadelphia, at which was OrSahl]eu
a similar society.
The only tree remaining on the lower part
az reeuwichst forces its twgs through the EieVated
Railroad and is 1t the top although the cars eoh
| tinually Craze IT, =,
During three years the Bowery Branch of
the Young Mems Christian Association has given 1872
700 fire. meals and 32,167 free lodgings and has pro
! cured situations for 1859 wOrklngmen.
! A settlement of pigeons on building at
Grcenwich-st and Batcry-pace attracts the upward
gaze OF pedestrians, who stand about WRchiS tmT
pretty birds hey swOOp In and out COOLING cohuhua
| concert.
| The latest novelty in cOrks is a curious metal
cop, which, placed above the cork ani around 1S Ipp ~
twino and wAre single pull az tue cap releases INC
| cork 10
| Mr.. Willard, one of the members of the Sill
| .issi,n
the Produce Exchange yesterday getting tue views OF
prominent members upon the questions that are 10 como
| before the commission
Tn connection with It's usual Winter labor, the
efforts OF the ST. Johns Guild will be directed loWap
dltSs i5Go Children The proceeds Of the annual enter
tanment Of the guild Will be appropriated ior that pu
| pose
4 curious variation of the City Directory is
small volume called the Elite Directory when gives
the names Of residents OF the fashionable avenues "
streets and numbers nseadOf names, aud enabling one
to Know who his near or distant ncghbUrs II has
now issued for two years by Philips Co. OF No 81
| Nassau-s,.
| Among the visitors to the Produce Exchange
YESTERDAY was Col j. r.. Patton, the NewGorE agent uI
the Centennial Exposition Mr. Patton wished the mem
dncc Exchange day at the Expedition, simar 70 those
devoted to individual states IL was atterwnrd stated
| that arrangements for such a day would Probably pe
| made.
AT meeting of the Cotton Exchange yester-
day Il was decided by ballot mat article AANi OF tle
10 the rates OF commission to be charged by the members
Of ,he EXCHANGE should stand Tue popoSii2 20 i 70
thirds all The members Of the Exchange To- secure me
election Of new member was nJeglen. ~ y, f -
TST lSSS %eStihG WYNN ~, - 49,
! TIE immense travel over the Pcnnsylyania
ictrstin statics les DAYS ago parlIlccd by that
over lie Trio by way Of the lahgh Valley road, winch
t6c to the Centennial Grounds. Mr.. Abbott,
the General Passenger Agent Of tue Erie has had to
make large provision 10 accommodate visitors by hs
branch hts road and one day last week sent liVv l-
sons the line. Tue ETi.s combination OF Ioaaa
] forms route by way Of Watkins Gien ana NlasaiH
Falls and Tor this reason Is ayorte one WIN ouIs''
Coroner ElIinger held an inquest Yesterday
afternoon IN the case Of Edward g. jarvis, %Lo Gtga on
showed that Aug. Mr.. Jarvis Was run over 10y ~
No 81 the Chrstopherst n9 IA WcstsI Ia oet 70
was Knocked down by the horses ani thrown betA luo
UnSUifai suding from shock aud a compound fracture
the left leg. Gangrene appeared NJ tue seat ot l'
Jury and the surgeons represented To Mr. jarvis thG tIe
1uly chance for his life the amputation OF the n
lie positively refused TO have the operation peIiormed
and the gancne extended TO his body and proved
iaal An officer who witnessed the accident testified
that no blame could be attached to the driver OF the car
BROOKLYN.
The Registrar of Arrears collected 1919 Oh
| last week
John Hurley, James, Whelehan, and u James
| Scott OF tho Fourth Precinct, ON July l. yesterday
pleaded not guilty to charge Of mansaughter In the
| second degree.
Rudolph Anselm, a trustee of public school
In last NtwYork whom me Long Island Eeo0rd OF that
Village has charged with obtaining money from female
teacher by OF improper influence, has sued the
| proprietor OF that paper for $4,000 damages
| An order to show cause why commissioners
should De- appointed by the supreme Court TO asscs
fhe value OF lands to be used by the railroad company
which proposes lay its trucks through ayettcave
was returnabls yesterday. Argument VIII DO heard Oh
| oct 3.
Elmer II. Washburne, the Chief Of the Sc
crct Service Bureau has presented to United states DIS
tricsAttOrncy Tenney ana ms asslsta.'si hYHe anu
Hall containing Impressions OF the Ia Plates
secured nom this cOunterieters White, and Cordron
bro hers, who arrested at No. Is Wilsonst' h. d.
! last Summer
| William Cooper, n sailor, age 80, who was
| discharged from the TaapOOsa two months ago. and
has drinking heavily, was found dead IN saloon ut
containing nerve mixture The Coroner Will ascertain
whether his death caused by liquor or an overdose
u IL" JERSEY CITY
City Collector Love reports the receipts for
| taxes last week as Sl5,774 g.
The strike at the abattOir is at an end, and
most OF the men have resumed work at the old rate
The receipts of live stock at the abattOir last
week were 555i CATTLE ss7 hogs, and lG347 sheep
While Albert Pond and Alexander Wilson,
two painters were employed ON seanold outside oil the
one end OF the scaOd way aud the men were pre-
cpitated to the ground. Pond badly injured and
was taken to the City Hospital Wilson was carried
| home.
The clerk of Hudson County has received a
request from the Riparian Commission for transcript
OF all licenses granted under the Wharf act since 1901
This Is understood TO be preliminary 10 an effort OF the
commission from the next Legislature control
OF the PIssaic River, aud eIctes alarm among shore
| owners
Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Hasker, inmates of q
tenement house Westinghouse, became engaged In
fight Friday night and Mrs Hasker was badly beaten
tempted assault with knife, but was driven away.
ON Saturday he returned and during scuio with Mr.
Hasker knocked MIN down and bit him In the leg. He
subsequently arrested by Detective Clos, and yester
day he was taken before Justice Reese Tor examination
| I,.ha OBJ with Vrln Mra "