New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-02
NETWORK CITY.

New raiSins and figs have appeared in Wash
| ngton MARKET
The Metropolitan Police appeared in their
new Winter suits yesterday for the first time
The laying of water and gas pipes through
the city left the streets in very dirty condition.
! Commodore Vanderbilt was regrettng yester-
| day that he had bceu unable TO register
! A Japanese boat, finely carved in ivory, is
! exhibited in a Nescy-st store.
| To-day is the GermanAmerican day at the
Centennial and large delegations OF German citizens left
from this city yesterday aud this morning.
The supremacy of beer as a beverage for the
mas,as ia seriously threatened by cider, barrel OF
which can be bought for II 90
Centennial handkerchief, with cardinal red
Wheeler, are exhibited on Broadway.
-Four old soldiers have established booth
Broadway, and are selling large amount OF Hartford
fern.
The Receiver of Taxes has collected S12,-
AIS tOj II account of taxes for 1876 within two
weeks
Extra masses were said in the. Catholic
churches Yesterday In celebration OF the Feast OF All
Saints The churches were well filed at every service
During the month of October 50 steamships,
90 SHIPS l23 bak Gs brgs, and 81 schooncrs, in all 1913
vessels. entered this port from foreign portH.
Two large japanese fans, the edges hand
somely decorated win isngass displayed III store
ON vesey-st.
James Mcdonnell, the bell-boy in the Grand
Central Hotel. vino fcil through the latchWhv ~ Tie
elevator last Tuesday night died yesterday morning
A large gang of men were at work all day
yesterday erecting platform IN CnionSduafe, from
which prominent Democrats Will vie" the procession
this evening
Frederick Worth has been promoted to pay
Ing teller In the Nat oual Park Bank IA place OF Ihoma,
receiving teller in the same bank for some time past
Notices have been put up in the post Office
informing the pablo that the office and domestic ms
foreign mails at the time advertised
The following were the Immigrant arrivals
4 a >
and Mas, Rotterdam, IL, max ns 81 IN al.
At meeting of the Board of Managers of
tnS o"so1 m, r Of article XVI Of the bylaws
winch relates 10 commission and brokerage on future
contracts.
A boy. apparently not more than 16 or II
vrr. Oil seized sruticmau's whch-chan yesterday On
Nassau,t ana made of with watch and chain. Aher
hard chase he was captured and marched OH 10 the
station-housc
The Brewers and Groccrs' Bank, of which
James Eycrarl IL president and joan Hess, cashier
~uch NJ Institution has long been needed IA the neigh
boIhood. ana its success Is assured.
Commodore Vanderbilt was not quite as well
Yesterday IA ON the day pTcIious. Hi appetite was
poor. and he seemed more realizes No visitors were
admitted 10 his room except near Iri'l'e, "a dlHSo
intimate fcuds who have been Ia the hao OF seeing
him daily.
The unknown man, about 80 years old who
wa suffering rom an & "r ',uH' ,no
is IN the hospital his pockct- were found letter ad
drcss Of Pctcr b. olncy 40. POS broadway.
Robert Williams, n weil-known confidence
operator and william Burns, WHO gay" ms present IS,-
sergeant Gastlu The Steamboat squad while attempt
iug old pockctDJuk game Tie o'Itcant ~" u.rn
Ulrk M pocket aui -uuH after attempt To- -l
H. ly ,tldcl lie arrested them, and found The pocket
book full Of spurious motley
The following are the gross amounts of city
debt bonds and interest On tue clty debt due ana paj
able Soy. / Permanent debt ;JjlG.aoO ,'sMcnt
huui. II .j5i 900; revenue bonds, S2oGoGob; interest
Conr,rr's or " crowded Yesterday with holders 81
bonds and ,uu.,u,. "ho received warrants Oh The clIy
treasury for ;h- si.. mt co.: their ella ms.
Col james Moore of Elizabeth, y. j., was
formally Installed yc.'c'day ns General sul' tin,'G'r'
Kicker. p-Iguci. Among the removals thus Lr are
Cnas. Green tFIinm4.1er at jersey Guy ana H. ~, II,
numerous other changes Will be announced during the
week.
A man describing himself as A. Howard
Burnett oi Baltimore, stated AZ ia" second Precinct
Staon last evening that two young men had stolen IRON
mn N..lsc ana $40. An officer was 'rnt WIN MN,
/ md Burnett cut.:rd two men named Daniel shelly
and John Diuou those who had robbed him u al,
pears that the E"n found Barnett mt"Aeaiel hnu
ounsiug abol. u cy, and Yoiun', crd To sho" MN
the iij, 81 t.c ci,. Nhfn n lonesome place they
knocicd nim down. and robbed han.
4 complimentary dinner was given on Tues
day evening to ". q Coup and william k',cng, man
ayers Of the Aguarln by many OF lh'lr i,rm's rs a
pr am bcrallly IN giving 10 The ey so rNicn'yS ana
costly an aquarium The entertainment vas hed it
Tee composed OF Il. J. l.!r. ". : Watd Fred Mather
John W Hamilton, W. H. B""4ins ana A9d,y% smith. NTH
an" ,nd indicted lis salient features About forty
tac-ts Pi'sct, and the music was furnished ~
Dodworth'o band.
BROOKLYN.
Gold fish are caught in ponds in the city and
are sod ia the streets.
Bo.cbcr's CONGREGATION is the only one in the
city that gave up the entire church Tor the dement, OIL
strangers.
The body of drowned man, about 40 years
of age, found on Tuesday evening at tue lOot oi
GIcchiolht1Nt.
4 canvas, of the prisoners in the Raymond
street Ja. Monday, showed that 20 Y",ed Tor lldeh
and for Hayes
Revival meetings are now held in the All
Soul, Cn,cr,,lst Curcn at Fourth and south Nintlst
! T. d. OF which the Rev. A. GunnIson Is the pastor.
A tramp who was arrested on suspicion of
having stolen humble OF clothing when he 'Alllei
aud trn ,aid: go, wanted To Eej couldn't tell the
| truth."
| Duiug October, according to the Fire
Marshal, report - tr,s occurred, the loss being
| Si-272. one fatal burning occurred, and two aires
Tor alleged arson were made, OF the persons being
| held Tor the Grand Jury.
! Carrie Won ,,0,ewinkel, who wounded John
Tops with knii" N a Ioadst. saloon .rNrr.I weeks
ago pleaded guilty, IL Tia" kings County Court oi ats-
SONS yesterday, ana was senleced To four years III the
/ pruItcuuRry.
! The first rope of the temporary foot-bridge
:, he used ~ cons, iug the brooklyn bridge
iiyrred a the Brooklyn tower yesterday. Ine rope
uniting II across the river viii probably begin to-day.
The last quarterly report of the BroOklyn
Society for the rrcNrnllon OF cruelty to Animals shows
that there been 100 arrests made, BIS disabled
horses suspended from work -o2 small animals mercl-
iuy destroyed. III horses Killed, anu JJ cases lnNe't-
! gated without aetI"h
The referees in the Kingsley & Keency suit
against the ciS decided last Wc'K tuat the Ease should
be Dismissed unless II war proved tha r plan referred
10 ~ l Ystcry Go n " Ra ms tespic ON
tn, point he la, been the Chief Engineer OF the Board
| of Ciit Muks since May, leO9.
About twenty years ago the Jackson prop