New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
The extra trains on the Elevated hallroau
will begin running on Monday next
IL is estimated that the cost OF paving the
City Hall Park will be $4,000 ,
The track of the New-York Elevated Rall-
way is now being extended across the Battery
The Judges awards at the American Institute
Exhibition viii be announced at o'clock thls evening"
There are 232 women who attend the Cooper
Union school of Art including the class III engraving.
The Winter timetables for running trains
on the Harlem and Hudson River Railroads so in'o
effect on Monday next ~
Mcssrs. Tiffany g. Co. advertise an exhibi-
lF2a Franesco Ui Sa' hotel, i, The Baldwin"
Prof. S. Royce is to deliver the second cCI OF
two lectures Race Education, or Hereditary Oui-
tnre" in Chickering Hall this evening
Board can now be obtained at the Grand
Central Hotel at $40 per week Inc rieeS icr %
are also reduced from 81 to " oo ana 20 per u's'
The steamer Elm City, bound for New
Haven when of CITY Island Thursday night, became
disabled and towcd back to the city yesterday ior
repairs
Custom-house Inspectors Judd, Hagan, and
NcCort YESTERDAY seized 200 cigars and 300 reels eng
arettes found concealed board the steamer CITY Oh
Vera Cruz from Havana.
The number of inmates in the Chlldrens
Fold at No I57 East sIxtiet-st, Is now BOO OF WHOM
SO were received during the past year me ne @ ~
has received S7260 Ga and expended Soooo i'' M" "
wholly tree from debt ,
Peter Scanlon, the old gatekeeper at Castle
Garden ia dead lie left MS post duty In apparent
pt disease The employees Of Castle Garden have con-
tributed 800 toward the support OF his iaInlIy'
In the suit of John Adolf against the Cen
tral PARK North and East River Railroad Company,
rcnortSd in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, the jury in Superior
Court Trial Term, before Judge SedSwlck, gave the
plaintiff verdict for $1,000
Horace Waters & Sons, at No. 40 East
Fourteenthst Unionsquare) opposite Lineons Mon'I-
meut on Monday aud Tuesday next VIII open thell rs
hr ianos aud organs similar to those that ex-
hibitiOu at the Centennial
limited States Marshal Fiske complains that
tncp nav at he time announced The election officers
from the Xth Kiln. XlIth XIIIth, XIVth, and XVth
Assembly Districts will be paid at O:Jo OcloCh
Ills evening Those who do not come Ut that time VIII
lose their chance
The auction sale of fine porcelain wares at
No II Uniou-,auarc wei attended yesterday aiter
noon Tne stock includes rich Dresden, MalOhc. ahi
Filcuce wares and Japanese and Berlin vase vases % Mhon
he ON exhibition at the Centennial EXhiD3n. blGdns
was not lively aud many purchasers obtained soou pa
gains.
The Bremen steamship Neckar, which ar
rived Yesterday, brought lO3 nags OF foreign nl'
tn. u 20 600 letters These delivered ut the Post
Oicc at D. M IN 20 minutes they we're sorted hld
distbute Al li5 the carriers were out ana clgaEcu
I'm drliyrng the $1,000 letters tor this city, Whlie an
equal number were dropped into the Western mails.
Last evening, at Barnum's, Charles Fish, the
champion back rider. competed Tor the chalnpon
ship aud -od medal with Lowaude, lhe hurtleane
rider. There was large aldlchc anu pom tilei, @ s
loudly cheercd. Fish fei from his horse three unes
Thc committee OF Judges failed TO agree ana pfoposeu
| that another contest be- hcld'
The Rev. T. :. Preston, V. Co. will lecture
al Coop,r institute Education and Religion on sun
d evening next, under the auspices OF tue Young men
catholic Union TIC subject 5 Que Que "nGn = ~, win t6c
high position the LECTURER occupies IN the lathQe
CluIcl and his wetnown ability, makes the occasion
| one OF special interest.
The examination of the competitors for
prizes in intercollegiate literary contest Wil tlAe
place Dee &. at the University oi imc
and Mental socnce; aud The prizes IN ech department
| are $500 and 500. II by any contingency ouy Two
contestants appear in any department th hr1u ptlEe
only viii be given. TIE oratorigh contest VIII take
place The Academy Of Music, jan g. The first PRIZE
| II $7J and tine second 500.
The Board of Directors of the National Rifle
Association at the New YORK state Ar5'u on lhus
J., evening hear thc testimony IN reerelce To the
nicr-St match Last september Tue Board ol Direct
came 10 unanimous decision that one on more sish,
| which had be- contrary To the rules ol the NA'lohdl
Ride Asso, used 10y the team 0i the lsth Erg-
mcut at CrccdmoOr during the Fail meeting OF TINS asso
| ciltion of 1876
Mrs. Birdsall of No. n East hundred
andnineccuth-s' called at the Central ohlcr ytsleIas
| -a age ~, employed Us clerk IN the Conmticliii
Agency al no 10y "oilh-si' @ hu D'v ,, Afcr b,s
recovery uc returned his usual occupation, but since
ihrn he has been missing. A general alarm has been
sent out % all the stations ana the police are engaged IN
| ac,iyc seaich ior an, traces Of the missing man.
! While Ernest LOthcr, who keeps a restau-
rant AT 30 Iis GIecnwich-st was dlsph,i,s ySSyIH?
morning with vegetable carrier hlhe
ths attrr becnr crgrd at some words tha passed De
uud drawing ,tdbn'h iptH'i .tN
| neat uGictiug "A serious wound. Dennis salmon OF No.
2G0 sprnrst nicrfctcd, aud himself received wound
under Tie lett ear Inc onrdgcd man then made MS cs-
cane but was subsequently arrested and taken To the
Fth Precinct Police station lie was remahded 10
| court.
Francisco Xavier Trappist Monk, was in
cty week dcri ctng arrg mcnis Tor the esiaD
hslurn of a monastery for his order about three miles
from Buffalo. lie sald tnat among the hundred monks
selected Tor the mission variety OF trades was
represented Tue order does not oNist on charity aud In
lis rule the ascetc OF all the monastc orders
Thcy sleep on the nonr, rise 70 pray at nldight, 80
through the form digging their own graves as re-
mnder DEATH preserve unbrOken silence from year To
wear and eat only gcublcs bread, and water Oh the
uOu, who are now way tO this country, cqual
numbers have been selected from the mOnuscres oi
| Mard-tern In Turkey, Mount Millany IN Ireland sept
| ionds In France, ana ST. Bernard In Belgium.