New-York tribune., 1876-01-22
NETWORK CITY.

James Lynch of No. AZ South Flfth-avey and
Charles Sydney Of No. 16 Carmnest were arrested last
night on a charge of dealing In policy slips.
The revival services now in progress in the
Church and Mission of the Ncw-Yorn Port Society has
resulted in 10 applications for church membership
There are 11S regular daily trains, and from
10 to IS extra trains which daily pass between fty-
third-st and Harlem Bridge, distance OF 4i2 miles,
Patrolman James Cannon of the Mounted
SQUAD has received honorable mention for his bravery In
stopping runaway horse in Central Park some time ago
The case of Capt II. ii. Smith OF the sloop
Ellen A. Brown which down by the police boat
Seneca several DAYS has been settled The Police
Board has authorized the payment Of 800 damages
II. p. Odell of No Is Union-st., lonkers,
was robbed n Third-aye ear on Thursdaynight OF
gold watch and chain valued at $50 and pocket-DooK
In which S197 The Pickpoekets escapcd WIN 'n'
booty.
Superintendent Kellock of the Bureau of Out
Door Relief in the Department OF Charities and Corec-
ton expects TO begin the distribution of coal next week
or If the weather continues to be md' Id tie hrS week
in February
George p. Rowel g. Co. report the estab-
lishment during the past week OF daily, 20 weekly,
and monthly journals The suspensions, which were
90 included daily 1 scini-weekly ls weekly ana
monthly Journals
The police of the Eighth and Fifteenth Pre-
cncs were out in civilians dress last evening to at
tempt reduce the number Of dsrepntabe women VINO
walk the and annoy pedcsrisns N those pre-
cncts. over 20 weIe locked up by midnight
The number of applications for building
permits which been filed this month Is not large
but this year compares favorably with the last two
years In January, 1874 there were - Applications ~
January 1875, AZ, and In theo weeks IN 1870 'hefe
have been 20
Joscph Shannon Of No. 25S West-st. was
arrested last night on charge OF obtaining money on
forged check that made payable 10 the order oil
Hdgop Iskiyan, his EMPLOYER ciret dealer at NO 33l
Iirhavc. The check was for s59, and shannon tired
sI,. n
he got II cashcd at MI lskiydns
circular from Secretary Bristow was re-
ceived tins city yesterday stating the law relating to
the shipment Of before shipping commissioner
expressly excepted vesses trading between the United
States and the North American British possessions the
West Indies, MeNico also vessels oi les, than % "s
trading between pots Oh the Atlantic ana ports Oh '''e
Pacific.
The iourncymcn shOcmakers employed by
Uarman A Reddish, at Warren and Churclsts., who
struck work last Monday In consequence Of the employ
mcnt Of non-socey oremcn became troublesome yeser
day morning, aud officer was detailed 10 protect me
firm from annoyance. Many Of the woiknen hung
around the premises, but after the officer arrived inadc
no further demonstration
Mrs. Carrick of No. Ia Norfolk-st. informed
the police yesterday that her husband Robert had gone
away on Jan. II and mad not since been seen Mt Car
rick Is reported be nicn ngust lie was eccentric
aud at times believed To bc partially INSANE lie
had considerable sum OF money wth hni' nnd is ne
ev ved to lie wandering amleSsly IN ti" city lie Is sd
To he a Of good habits, aud has always Icd tenn
pcrate life
Arnold. Constable e. Co. desire to caution
the public against person giving tile name OF IhonP-
son about 80 years of age light complexion, with mus
cbe He pretcnds To D. consumptye and says that he
employ OF the house IL years, and tt hr re-
ccyed rom Nj Arnold 800 travel South. lie II vis-
Ting private dwellings, offering needles and other arii-
clcs Tor sale and says he has mother 10 support Inc
firm discaim any knowledge OF snch person.
The business transacted at the II Post -Oflice
stations Of the NewYork District last year amounted to
no..
amounting to 1927 ,337 20; 47,477 money orders,
amounting To SGj7 763 2G. paid. At the general
onice the number OF money orders issued was 49,
amounting t. 64Os O62 So The total business Of the
New York Office amounted, In round humDefs' 10 49,
OOOOO0
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children has Published its first annual report II con
sns the constitution regulations, and objects Of The
Society and details the In which II has been con
cerucd Since the organization Of the Society IN Apu
last over 800 eomuians were sc"v'd and g. ia 80
fender followed by occasional visit from the Officer
corrected the abuse The society announces us intention
Of pursuing its work with energy.
Oscar Weide, 80 years of age, OF Bushwick-
ave- Brooklyn T.. D., found Unconscious last nght
at Thirdaye and Twenty second-st In his hand WIS
bottle In which small quantity Of strong solution
of sucur OF lead The man MAS taken Ia the lwcntf-
sccond street Police Station, and there was partially re-
yye He stated that hc had taken portion OF the 50
f.rd to .tato the reason why hc whed 10 end his life.
He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
Early Yesterday morning Roundsman Malone
OF the Fourteenth Precinct found l23 shrcpkns In the
basement Of No lt3 Hesterst, and later In the day
officer Brush found 20 shccpsns In the hallway of No
50 Mot,s The skins all taken 10 the Mubcrryst
Police Station. II was learned ny tie police tIat there
a burglary committed at the leather store OF John
Ctnpbc at No lOt WiIliansi, on the niRnt oi Jan TO-
and II Is bcdeycd that these skins are portion OF the
booty taken from tlat place which was abandoned 10y
the burglars
II was expected that several transfers of
CAPTAINS would Oe made yesterday by the Police Board,
but II was understood that although Of the
have been agreed upon the Commissioners not ready
for the movement Ono object OF the proposed transfer
is understood be 10 bring the captains o reside in thor
precncls II regarded probable thar tine transfer
of the following captains In To be made next week Me
Cungh of the Precinct, Mount of the Nine
At nan or The Tenth Wash Of tRS thirty nrst Low
cry Of the Sixth, and Garland OF the Eighteenth.
"Chrstian Work in New-Yora.n the 49th
annual report Of the City Missun has Just been pre-
sented II contains extracts from the district missionary
reports and the usual amount Of statistical Information
concerning tho religious work and institutions in this
city Among the results of last year chroniccd are:
G3 missionary visits ,30i children led to Sunday
schoos and 9i to day schools; 6.9l2 persons persei
- attend church 1854 prayerneetingr, 9sl preaching
services and many additional meetings In outoi-ihe-Nay
places; 800 families and 800 persons aided. and
sGI7s % distributed, besides clothing, fuel food, etc.
poorly dressed man called at X. NJ. Halls
butchers shop on siAth-avc, Thursday morning. aud
said that customer, Mr. Gilbert had asked him To step
around and order ~ pounds 0 roast beef two pairs Of
chickens, turkey, four pounds Of chops vegetables,
butter and several other articles 10 be sent to his house
The man went away and Mr. Hall Iut up the goods, ana
boy with them to Mr. Glbert's house The same
met the BOY In the basement ~ Mr. Giberts house,
and taxing the u baskets told the boy they would he TO-
turned after they had been empted When the stranger
was Last he going around into Ninlaye. with
the baskets on his arms.
BROOKLYN.
The funeral Of John Johnson took place from
ST. Johns College yesterday and the body buried In
Calvary Cemetery.
Ii is said that tho Offices now used by the
INN ilD II..I.l rrnD