New-York tribune., 1876-10-13
PI.OOKLYN.

The new jail will contain 800 cells, IN each
ot h.ch only I' prIsnD.: Nut lc p'.'r"
Carl schuz i, expected to deliver I'M address
In tc Acaa,u, rt iI-,, cuc''IJ evening" O'' i.
The Republican and Democratic canNasSc's
OF ,lcctuhsn ,u. ,.roao CITY Districts "oIr "3l'N'''
yesterday mHhIus.
In the City Court ycstcrlay Thomas Hope
suII t. nf,c.-,.,.. tit e., H. IioNuul. lur Is.l.t
ana battery, ard tue juy -iNo h'm verdict OF 500
The last weekly report Of the Charity Com
missioner, shows uut th,c are iu tt Ai"'A"'r' ,''
inmates asyuuA, 49, hospital, 2'5i Smallpox Hoo.
Pltu, >.
Samuel Thornton of Grlud-ayc.. nearly 9S
ytals ol age, Hs, c-.-crtu ln thc otyuul NHd vI
iu.-.f.,y l,,. We "a Jackson Democrat" but viii vote
for Hay and wheeler
The Register of Vital Statistics reports l6S
deaths ln tine week ending Oct a. o. .ii-'', 10 "c-
Cured IN public institutions one Was iiom smallpox
and WAS hon J,lo" i,V,r 1t 49, stated t'l u re
need he tear of the spread or yclio" IcNei 'S 'hc
weather ls too cold.
The third quarterly meeting of the Brooklyn
Diet Dsp. usaIy Htd UH rdnrruaJ. lhc "''it
tary rcpultcd that Jan. the institution bad gwen
uut 9-O2 nt oi beet tea $500 pnts OF mir, 20 pounds
cI,as,L demand iOr these articles Wa, also reported.
The committee on the new City Hall yes
tTday opened J bids lOr Work, o which the ioHo"ih-
200; mason work, George liadden, edl7v7 ~ carpcn
ter work, j. Faou, ss OOO and l.. snc, ker, 5000;
IIJ ifou work, -. ID. Boycr, si7,Jol.
Oliver COtter, the agent of the Temperance
brotherhood called before the Board oi Ponce Com
by upon an cmploJe OF al illustrated paper lie
sad through counsel That ls action was CAUSED Dy a
ccaturr himself published Ia the papr. Col. l.. H.
Lansing was directed to send written reprim"ud To
Mr. Cott,r ,,rr,,u,
Benjamin II. Squier, a veteran of 1912, died
Oh Wednesday.
Edward McJOhn, an escaped convict from the
Essex County Fenitcntary, Was arrested ON Wednesday
night
Daniel McGuirk of No 392l2 Ogden-st while
NrIu IA a II
night accidentally shot boy named Thomas Taylor IN
the lett side mfctlng dangerous wound. McGuik was
arrested.
The Philadelphia branch of the WOmen's
Board of Foreign Missions held is sixth annual meeting
on Wednesday, in the First congregational Church. Fit
teen auxiliary organizations we're represented Letters
were IeAd Miss Proctor OF Antab, Turkey and Miss
Goudy OF Osaka JAPAN both missionaries OF the board
Mrs Wheeler iIarpOOt Turkey, addressed the board
The treasurer reported 600 IN the treasury The iO
lowing officers were elected: President, Mrs. Dr. Ray
Palmer Of Newark Corresponding Secretaries, Miss f.
c. G00de of Philadelphia, Miss A. r. liasey OF Orange
and Mrs James H. Stewart OF Newark Treasurer, Mrs
A. W. GOOdell OF Philadelphia.
Otto Rust, carpenter residing on Prince
st., attempted 10 cross the Pennsylyania Railway track
AT Market-st last evening, while two trains
were passing lie saw the eastward-bound train ap-
preaching and watched 1t as he crossed the track The
westward bound train struck him from behind throwing
him under the wheels, and passed over him. His body
was cut nearly in two The remains were conveyed to
COmpton's mOrgue, where an inquest Will be held.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERsoN-David Hutton, a jeweler, was
struck by locomotye on Wednesday night, and his
has been drinking heavily OF late, and In conse-
guence was partially deranged He took MS wife and
there and then started home, but put OF the train
at Rutherford Park He then attempted TO walk home
on the track His wife and children reached Paterson
yesterday and gwen in charge Of the Oyerseer Of
the Poor
EAST BRUSswIcK.-The son OF william r. HIN, com
mission merchant OF New-YOrk, who resides at East
pfaL hV doc m Hadn Vpa