New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
NETWORK CITY.

pie, attended the American lnsutule rar yesterday
Placards i'm store windows the East Side
are so prose as to the articles displayed
The President and Mrs. Grant arrived in the
city Yesterday afternoon from Long Branch and are at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
A freight car, drawn by horses, caused an
ANNOYING blockade Of street the B0wery yeste
day, owing to q break In It's running gear
Resolutions of respect for the memory OF the
late Franklin H. Carter have been passed by the Boards
OF Fire Insurance Brokers and Fire Underwriters.
The conelomeration of posters daubed on
the brick fence Lexingtonave, between sixty-nr
and sxysecondsts, mars the genteel aspect OF that
locality.
An up-tOwn undertaken decorates his chop
window With the photograph OLA plumed hearse drawn
by prancng stceds and with picture OF the most ap
proved ice coffin.
Can't. Leary of the Twenty sixth Precinct
Police was fined five days pay yesterday for falling 10
see that the hacks in his precinct were properly num-
bered and licensed.
w. Clerke, E. E. Perkins, and w. b.
Bend we're yesterday readnitted to membership IN tue
have settled in full with their creditors
Dudley Field, IT,, handed up to Judge West
brook in Supreme Court Chambers to-day, alarge arm
full of manuscripts forming the bill OF exceptions 70 the
Judgment for 20, OGO, 900 against William NJ. Tweed
Preparations for the celebration of the bat
tie If Harlem Plains Saturday nearly completed
the City Hall, and IL Is hoped that the display VIII DC
general throughout the city,
At a meeting of the Police Commissioners
YESTERDAY four more Ge tGs 81 gg iae PTesc e
were appointed to accompany the fast mall wagons 30
as to insure rapid transit through the city
Officer Richard Carr of the Eighth Precinct
charged by Peter DENIM yestey %ia az bs
Leg without provocation, at Wooster and Houston ss
the evening Of sept 2 The case was referred 70 tue
full Board.
The meeting of the Silver Commission at the
ST. James Hotel been postponed untll Monday br
SS%5Se i ae been 30 the
asking that friends OF the writer's be considered III tue
appointments which are 20 be made
Peter Heraghty and A. H. Van Arnam,
whose assignment 10 Peter 4. Harrington has been
already published, have filed their schedules with te
liabilities at sIi47il % and their real assets at 49,,
7Ol 49, Their nominal assets exceed ner laotes' ou'
most OF them are doubtful or hopeless claims
The trustees of the Floating Hospital Fund,
at an Informal meeting Wednesday decided TO DIS
continue the excursions for the year Ihefe we're osv
the expenses OF the trip the Hudson paid by the
hotel keepers Of the city. The number OF excursions
The institution Of the hospital, 70
Among the visitors at the headquarters oil
the Boys IN Blue at tine Fifth Avenue HosS yesieGS
Hon. Lewis Barker and Gov: Sidney Perham Of Maine,
aud c. z. Locke petroleum " NasOyl OF Toledo Iae
parade which have occurred to-day was post Oned
until after the Indianapolis Convention Presldent ana
Mrs Grant are guests at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Adam Hermann, age 81, was admitted few
tom, OF hydrophooia lie said that no mad been bitten
by rabd dog about three weeks previous he ded III
ton held yesterday by Deputy Coroner Goldschndl,
who found more marked deransement oil tue ncTpous
ceuIers than heretofore been noticed IN autOpSes VI
bydTOphO6la
Officer Edward Connolly of the First Precinct
yesterday entered tho Fourth PrecncC StIGoh'ouse,
having IN charge John Peterson OF No. 81 Oakst who
bleeding from severe cuts IN tue Ioreneai anu r
ribe blows ano1! the body. Inc Veer & @ NJ,
violence upon the officers body and from an examina-
bd c co. an sssant ana brutay dubbed an
offending citizen The officer who was found TO be tenn
porartly insane from drink put under arrest on com
plant VI Peterson whose injuries are Of a serious
nature. o,v,,,>
The annual Fall regatta of the Brooklyn
Yacht Club will occur ON sept Fl.
During last week the number of deaths was
2Os For the week asst year there were 2sI
William Stiner was arrested yesterday for
dealing In policy tickets In front OF No 324 Hieks-st
A parade of the Second Division of the Ma
tlonal Guard will be held Oct at the Prospect PORK
Parade Ground Gov Tilden is expected to review the
troops.
The notorious Shields case was settled yes
terIay by the executors OF Henry helds agreeing 10
pay 10 his first wife, Jane Shields $4,000 and $3.50
costs.
James McDOnough, policy dealer, was ar
rested at No. II Chares-st lnst Sh ana the pouce
three witnesses to prove tue charge against the
prisoner.
A runaway boy, who has been detained at
the Second Precinct statonhouse since last Friday was
claimed Yesterday by his mother Mrs. Driver, who re-
sides ut Manayunk, near Philadelphia
Mrs. Mary McCauIey of No. 167 Java-st.
fell srcondstOry window, at No 10 North tiIsL-
St Yesterday, aud her skull probably fractured It
was alleged that she thrown from the window by
Mrs. Rose Dwyer who, however asserts that the IAN
was accidental. Both women were intoxicated
At the coroner's inquest yesterday in the
case Of Miss Augusta Greye, whose mysterious death OF
Sunday mas been mentioned IN The IGlhUNE, several
witnesses testified that Miss Greye had contaminated
suicide on account Of depression occasioned by her
broher-inay's approaching marriage. TheJur gave
verdict of death by prussic acid"
IpDCEy nIpV
The Erie Railway Company yesterday paid
its employees in Jersey City for tue month OF July.
The employees at the Lafayette Lime Works
have been put quarter time on account oil the dull
market.
The Hudson County Board of FreehOlders
Inc ensuing year: Jersey City, Patrick Meehan and
Hugh Coye; West Hob0ken Francis yolk; HOboken.
y. W. Crane South Bergen, William speer
NEWARK.
Senator James G.. Blaine is expected to speak
week, on his way to the West.
james Donahue of Elizabeth was knocked
down aud robbed valuable watch on Tuesday night
Yesterday, Walter Cheeseman and Henry Smith were ar
rested as the guilty parties
The Women,s Christian Temperance Union
held their annual meeting Wednesday evening, and
elected Mrs NJ. j. H President The National COnven-
aS Sa Of q the Union VIII DC heid IN newark o0' 90 20
Inslee Hopper, President of the Singer Sew
ingnachino Company from 1856 TO 1875 has resigned
ON Bankst. MIR. Hopper still remains director aud
heavy stakeholder In the sewinS-machine company.
NEW-JERsEY.
EIIzABETH.-While David B. Miller of this
city was driving home from Newark Tuesday night
man seized his horse by the head In lonely part OF the
road Miller sprang from his wagon, Knocked the fellow
down. tied him. aud brought him this city, where the
fellow, is evidently tramp, claimed that he was
dephia and only seized the horse to avoid being run