New-York tribune., 1876-09-07
NETWORK CITY.
Celery is in market.


The irOnwOrk in the new Post-Ofnce Duild-
| ing Is being completed.
The fourth free public bath was opened yes
| terday afternoon at Pier No. 40. East River
| The steamships BOthnia and Claribel carried
| 81 ,066 letters and AZ bags OF papers yesterday
"ROastersn appear on pork stands, their
| gaping Jaws kept apart by lemons and corn eoDs
A black bass, weighing rs pounds, hung
yesterday fish stall In Washington market
Heath Whiten and cold Nixon" peaches,
and Catawba grapes from Delaware are In market
There is a steam fire engine, chemical en-
zine and a hook and ladder wagon Backwells Island
The United States slOOp-Of-war Vandalla
left this port yesterday join the Mediterranean squad
ron.
The lemonade season being over, decayed
lemons sold TO cheap restaurant Keepers "hU "ho
them into pies.
Boarding house keepers complain that parties
returning from the country insist upon engaging "h'ef
A milk wagon was overturned at Park-rOw
and Btekmanst at early hour yesterday and Is cans
of milk were emptied on the pavement
OYSTER dealers not only supply lime manu-
factnrers with material but have 10 pay them ~ per
week for carting away oyster shells.
Every Friday afternoon dance, with piano
aud violin music IS gwen ~ Amnsemens m natnts
The Mercantile Trust Company, having ITS
office in the Equitable Building has advanced the price
OF its freehold mortgage bonds to lo2 ana accrued -
terest.
Servants wages have been reduced ~ per
month. So many are unemployed that lateiliseheee y me-
office popretOs state that servants are satshed 10 hnu
homes at lower pay.
Regiments of the First Brigade, First Di-
vision, Of the National Guard viii parade at noon Oh
Saturday receive the Connecticut brigade on its re-
from its Centennial encampment at Philduelphla
A woman in the City Lunatlc Asylum decks
herself Enthusiastically with bits Of rel hanne ana dressrs G
day her knees talking TO roll OF red annel' "heh
sue thinks Is an infant.
The Committee of One Hundred OF the His
dxrith
Harlem Plains, met last evening at the tIth Avenue
Hotel o1 pr ,s o1 o. Ts a i0
Two men, giving their names as John Manly
and wiam H. Walter, stole hors and md cafIiags be-
longing to s. L. Otto from In front OF his resdence, AT
No 9s Bleeckerst Tuesday night and drove ~ Rah-
way, y. j., where they were captured yesterday
The Chief of the Bureau of Elections has COM
reon chi S ee 81 eSn GsPs any asd
they must made this week rs the list Will he submit
ted 20 the Police Board for Its action early next week.
Muscat grapes from California, much more
delicious than Maagas or the gralrs from hot-housss
sent IN crates to this mar e each cra holding SIX
holding five gounds They are sold for 70 crate IN
Washington Market
The vegetables and fruit for picking make
fine display IN market Polished peppers, req anu
green tomatoes yellow and scarlet bell pears ana
stemmed crabappes with enennee.. my ana So% Te
sold IN vhite wooden baskets.
he Three Brothers, formerly known as the
Es % wfS dns S ns the WST lies IN
Tie East River opposite Fotcber. She is the largest
having spread Of canvas equal Ia 2iOoo square yfds
Coroner Croker held an inquest yesterday
upon tLe booy Louis Mnter Of NJ 79l Nlpth-aye.,
who died in the Nmoty-nDth street hospta ao5u1 uh
aays ago with HymptOms Of hydrOphOb9. Dr. r. T. l.
Marsh testified that made an examination OF tue body
by h drophoba The jury rendered verdict accordingly
Visitors to Philadelphia and the Exposition
win I'D the Long rneI Tcate gei"G 1, vc i pier NJ
n. H. every day AT 9i5 IN and $50 p m, going down
the bay q sandy Hook eonnsGnS Tish sa6s3s or %
delphIa direct Tickets tor the round tp, good Tor 10
siSEs.. as{si are w. Passengers 'AH '''p ''''
An unknown man was found unconscious in
front of No. 10 hystest. Tuesday evening lt was
discovered that he had received terrible blow upon bis
hend Tnrre Was n cut extending through the besh to
the skull and the wound appeared 70 have been made
mans clothing in ais pockets that could In any way
lead Ia his identification. He died at Bellevue nosplti
yesterday morning. The police VIII investigate tue mat
As George Shaw, age 80, Of No. 4S9 Eighth
ave. and Joseph Dixon, age 81 OF No 3s2 BleeckeI-sS.
hour YESTERDAY morning they were set upon Dy eTowd
& OF hnIy a na"rs nI cd sayng the wounded men
lying upon the sidewalk, where they were found In
man who gave tho name of william McEntee after
arrested suspicion Of beng one OF the persons
who did the stabbing.
BROOKLYN.
The new steamboat Massachusetts,, built for
the stonlngton aud Providence line, launched yes
trriay morning at steerss ship-yard, at the foot OF
Union-st, GrecnpOlnt
William McCutchen of No. 4S7 Baltic-st at
tempted suicide yesterday morning by taking quanty
OF paris green. He taken 10 the Long leland College
Hospital AMI u IL feared that he VIII not hVo lie SAID
he was tired OF life.
Miss Catherine Nolan, who disappeared from
her One IA COurtst opposite the CarTUI PARK on FRI
day, returned Tuesday evening. sac had started on
tourney Rondout hut only reached Cornwall, where
She applied assistance TO the sisters of Charity
In the suit of Michael Moran against the
steamboat Daniel Dtew, for 1888 - damage 10 the
plaintiffs candboats caused by tne swell OF the steam
boat III shallow part OF the Hudson River, Judge Bcne
diet in tho United states Circuit Court rendered jude
ment yesterday n favor OF the lDelant This decision
wac reversed, on appeal, by Judge Hunt
The Rev. George S. Barrett, pastor of the
Princess Kregationa Cuurcn, Norwich, En-
gland who has been filling the pulpit OF te Central Con,
gretOna Churcn Of this city for several weeks sailed
Europe yesterday The pastor OF tue Central Church.
TIE Rev. Dr. u. NJ. scudder, returned from four
months trip Europe Monday night. welcome to
tins pastor and reception To Mr. Barrett
given by the congrr gatIon'on Tuesday evening.
The Board of Aldermen yesterday adopted q
resolution authorizing the Corporation Counsel ~ EN-
ploy legal assistance In the Kingsley 4 Keeney suit
against the city tO recover Sl7SOOO for work done and
materials used IN constructing the Hampstead Reservoir
Tne SUIT TO be t1ed on Tuesday next before exudse
John A. Lott, Thomas H. Rodman and GEORGE H. Fisher
luton that the Beard OF CiIy Works bo directed to con-
sewers wnere deemed necessary IOr the pro-
that the construction be assessed upon the dis
trcts benefited by the sewers Tue mater was reerred
tint Corporation Counsel for an opinion regarding the
assessments upon the districts
JERSEY CITY.
There have been only s3 deaths in Hudson
County since Aug ID.
The Board of Aldermen granted 500 saloon
Licenses at It's Last meeting.
The Household GaswOrks, managed by Smith
Goldthorpe OF No. 80 Montsomery-s, has gone into
bankruptcy
The Hudson County Republican General
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