New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-23
NETWORK CITY.
,ooper. Hewitt & Co. have given $5OO 10 inc fh

LARGE quantities of wild fowl are being received
N the markets from the South side OF Long Island
The Cromwell line of steamships which now run
fonig,ly to Halifax will weekly as soon as the weather
is sufficiently warm to make IL desirable .
The Western Union Telegraph Companys caDie
ship Prof sailed 230 yesterday Tor Key west
Havana and the Caribbean sea, with President oon anu
party Of electricians on board
Sheriff NJ. T. Brennan was able yesterday after
noon read the newspapers for short ne ana ID ,e
ing. although not so vel was comparatively Easy ' nanny
dd consider him In a precaflous eoh"i'ion'
. lanes Smith Oh the complaint of Officer DeGau
o; the Precinct that he was selling lottery poey
slips 80 a@ & G Mas nfs oS Pace r6e
The Commissioners of Charities and Correction
have advertised proposals for repairing and altering the
Tomb, Among the alterations viii be the 81 o 81
1000 gallons. with pipes and pump
A subscription IN aid of George and Abby Morton,
the adopted children Capt Morton OF the brig Frank Clarke
which va, sunk n The collision oa d BaIS S are Of
friends contributions are earnestly solicited
Marshall b. Blake, Collector of Internal Revenue,
who it reported would probably succeed william A. par
ling Appraiser OF the Port said that ne sa np'
lug the subject Among Those "no 5 m m , ,ha
office.
The Episcopal Church has established mission to
the Jews S52 West Thirty under tie charge oil
William Ring. services alc "A every s0dy ~
II q. m. sunday school az D. ana BIBLE caSs AN hohr
later
The Twenty-,hird Street Baptist Church and the
speedily united by the r.name congesaio ION taxing posses
sion Of The latter church The un On WI Ns te lie" 'nro
TIE Fire Commissioners have ordered advertise
ment for proposals. building 10 hose towers on as many
engine These hose towors are to be each 30 ie
viii more than compensate iof the outlay VI
money la their construction
The mate of the schooner \. j. Alcott which came
70 sunk the brig Frank Clark denies that
the persons indifferent To the comfort OF
he
comfortable quarters on board tbs schooner.
Thomas Armstrong Frederic l.. MARCEL. and
Mcael Gcary arrested Tuesday night by capt WI
Lar VINO entered The shoe store David Arns;ron at No
itpoijeG to be he san proprietor OF the store
The Fire Marshal reports ~ hros during Febru'
any involving of s253o 1913, of which s2O3iH+ was
on stock which he.e insurance OF b,'t@oo DC
total by the great broadway me ,. prt al fT;5U1s
mon which Their, Insurance al +2s2lfOD ihe lhFes
ugailDn the Of tat nrc h not yet completed
Application has been filed by amos X. Emo OF No.
233 for c erection Of building on Twenty fourth
adjoining TIE fnh ty.4ur ote on The ste Of thG % 5
.,cr lt siih marble front ana it, cost i he $4,000
The Greene street Methodist Episcopal Church,
which about 20 year, ago has been sold for 800
De- used Ton bu-.ue,s purposes, Three var ago
fl5'oP ' VIZ a. "a I' 1' taG i,orn"G Dutch church Tor
$4,000 and vii occupy il tho second SUNDAY IN April
The Board of Education has ordered the grounds
u tie Normal College. FDurthsye from 0Niyoshh to
sixty nirts De- Iut in order ard decorated Win towcrs
hal ysar.
The Ncw-York CITY Mission aud Tract Society has
s.ued caution To- a. sib-cdbrr stating the fact that ingc
uou, application, daily made hy tie unirservinr ami
sugg,-tuc tc following rules for d. guidance 81 t, br,o
let. Nut Q" -'' 4" aEy un.n'"n I,i~h h't ' ~, MN
To- ,,r hol,. except II De- L. 60 into to waste paper
On Tuesday night Mary Reilly employed by Eu-
, s,,t, a. so Fourth he't noise IN the furnish
u- ro,i- .i,g, o. Julia COIN. situated TIC mt for
Mo .sni down la O.. and fad tsoin,u NJ. cobb store
cnsae,i ~ parking %, eool. bag Tho ours afa sd" Mr.
The vessel MARY kuoWlton, which LEFT Ncw-Norh,
Fob H. Tor Portau.rruce. whrn % cape iIl,raN l'Ad
u captain Of the bark Annie Putnam. with his wife and
chilli twelve 81 the crew. Tho parry had been IN an open
boat three da,-. and their pro,ons having been cS
r,naf sad Ia rc iark va, bound tIm Bl ,,r.
hai wrcaci the vessel ard ia, t'y had been tcrotr
IT I'M, Island, after which the Mar hno"it,9 fo.,"!'d
The work Of cleaning the large lake at Central
rars ia t 10 pror, and The refuse matter /, b,as spread
adjacent ground ms does moi cadanr' The hr'h
~ pefsols Nl,u.iy. but TODD a@ay with ahy pshy
OF such rsult p.um and imr A." j. r agui,l 49, 's
ucne improved in or.rr To- prevent IL ihr iai" % '''
III mn Of H. cg III. .rrn bat s-N,r viii be-
- ,,trr,i, p,rs ON NInth ave- between one hundred
AMI tenth aud un, hundred and twenty third sts
Richard II. McGuiTc, a young man OF - years.
made Yesterday three attempts 10 gel uail'' 10 i-' '''
rouey The Lady brought suit against him or treating
her most ungent,,y' and Judge McAdam In TIE Marine
held him 10 $4,000 bail ms nrsl ehor to rrircn
Trac chaapr. bat jug poaoEnr tIol he n.al better
md some Other Juis'. hl7 h.A, ," l T j inrri1ip
Barr. no VA, tyi y ,, M Go alter 'ne warning
Gim. "''n 10 '"' ''''''' ar% 80,
The county supplies 10 the poor will cease on
March 81.
The Aldcrmanic Investigating Committee yester-
day Esteemed testimony from Waer pgr'eyor h@Gi "cn
differed respect from that previously gwen " n'
Thomas Yenn yesterday recovered $1,000 in the
cry Court against H. Taylor for injuries received while
a, work upon scaGodlng the Defendants premises on
April !, iSSJ
Justice Oberncr Yesterday committed Patrick Sui
lIyan Of No II for examination On charge OF
striking his wife upon the head and mtcns serious but not
Annie Maxwell an adventures with numerous
alases yesterday found guilty Of robDns Thomas ltli
fSy 81 JOE %10 %oo ore O'"'"''''' H' ~ '' ~
Chicf-Engnecr Adams of the Board of City Works
yesterday reported nearly eleven feet Of water IN the storage
viii have been obtained by next Tuesday.
Simon Grey mate of the schooner Charles II.
Kel,y was yesterday arrested By Deputy Marshal Decline,
charged beating r. w. Zeig'r seaman, In brutal
manner while yOy from SPAN 10 Tins country
The Supervisors yesterday rescndcd their previous
action exchanging 47h Regiment Armory for property
Adams u resolution 10 the land adon
Ing the Court the public building the
Courthouse Committee.
The Executive Committee of the Temperance
resolved to ask Mayor Schroeder for the facts
upon which he bases his charges Of backmai and has In
strctrd It's Law Committee To make the fullest possible III
v,stgaon into these charges
Free entertainments are given every week at the
Hall in the Navy Yard for the Amusement and III
the m.1ns , S% aa S 5s bs
volunteers hOm Brooklyn aud Ne" York
Sergeant John Cain and Officer Bacon were yester-
day placed on Trial before Police