New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-15
NETWORK CITY.

The steamer Wyoming, which sailed yesterday
carried mail consisting o 241oO letters zoo ioSs1ro
letters and 40 bags OF papers
One of the most beautiful women Of New-fork ls
now in the Boomngdae Ayum whose insanity was
caused by Of enamel on her face
The extra corps of physicians who have been Ia
boring among poor children OF this city have thus Tar re-
ceivod ,24O Of chltren's diseases.
The Aquarium is constantly receiving ad1tions 10
it's attractions the waters near home queer hsh are
easily found without going into foreign parts
The Youthful comedians Of Baxter-st. have stored
up dramatic energy for about year. and no" announce inc
opening OF the Duke opera House tomorrow evening
The garbage question discussed by the Pllot
eserday They decided enforce tho fun
pena against persons found dumping refuse matter In
the harbOr.
Chief Clerk Hawley Of the Police Department
,d that no charges had been made against Capt
Foley on account the arrest Of Deputy fnn Inc
charges only against Patrolinan Johnson
Registrar Whitney last week. for arrears OF taxes
collected s2927 rs The amount OF personal taxes fo
1877 remaining unpaid O5. Leyies Will not be made
upon the property OF delinquents until september l.
The body of the man who was found at Pier No. 8,
East River Monday, recognized yesterday 70 De nt
Thomas uc(omnasson OF Tenthsye. and Twenty nftlst
He was a laborng Cause Of death WhsAsy anG
water.
During the thunder storm last evening, tree az
Grove anu Chrstophersts struck by lightning ana ieu
to the ground oudlcrash several windo"panes were
sbatteed in the adjoining hou.e streetamp near the
demolished
Sarah Jane Cooper of No. 1000 Frst-ayc., has
applied to the Surrogate letters Of Administration on the
estate Of hor late husband osceoa Cooper She makes s
dayit husband "a gentleman" by ocenlaon'
aud worth s2j in personal property.
Wagons holding ., 800 ears of corn are daily I'M
packed by the dealers outside Washington Market
Corn sold by the hundred brings only small price TO the
farmer after for selling deducted Five ears
are thrown in with every hundred sold.
Tho officers of the National Steamship Company
said yeserda reporter that no steps had yet
toward the release OF the Denmark They had 10
doubt however that the steamer would SAL for Europe on the
advertised day, August 10.
The dead body of man was found in a sleeping
car Of the New York train the West Philadelphia Depot
ear on sun ~ morning hedead man had ticket to 6ait
more guard attached to his gold watch chain bore
tie uamo Benjamin kpp and on his watch were the iht
"B. X"
Henry Kistner. a German living in Sixty-ifth-st,
between Tenth and Eleyenthaves while passing Seventy
nnthst and Tenthaye. yesterday struck oy rock from
blast and his skull badly fractured The injured man was
taken % the Ninty ninthst Hospital where he deda ie"
hours after~aTd
Frederick Schoenoen Quarre ed with his wife on
Monday night kitchen No II suholkst and ma
moment Of anger kettle Of boiling water amt tire"
it upon him. badly scadod that De lad To be taken
TO Bellevue Hospital Nevertheless ne refused 70 make COM
plant against his Bie and she not arrested
The managers of the Sick Rel g Work of the
Cbdres Ad society state the expenses greatly
exceed the Contributions and prompt aid ia not given they
will obliged 10 close the West Side Branch Gifts marked
For ok Cndrcns Mission may be sent either To william
A. Booth No 100 Wall to the Office Of the Cdrens Ad
Society No IS East FOurth-sL
George Muer an insane soldier belonging to the
National Military Home at Iogus near Augusta Me- WINE
being transferred the National Asylum AZ Wa'hington'
d. c. escaped the steamer New-Nork at Ne"-loLcon
Conn., on Monday night Muers home Is in Manchester y
II lie il about 81 years old, feet inches height light
complexion hair moustache and chin Whiskers AMI
large gray eyes. lie white straw hat with Dack
ribbon drab linen coat hight linen trousers dark mixed vest
aud white shirt ant boots
Catharine MeConville of Brooklyn, pretty, blonde
and seventeen has began breach OF promise against
Charles > Miner scion Of wealthy parents living IN East
Fethst, this city she declares that the woong OF
was while she was servant IN her lover fhy
that he tvshe and leNelry upon her aud ID oco-
her s75 promised 10 marry her took European
tour Recently she e,pid him on q Thirdave car ana
traced HIM to a house in Last Eeyenthst Then legal ana
was invoked and blighted affection rated at $4,000
Miners parents abroad and IN default OF @-oV0 no 10"
auguishes in Ludlow street Jail
BROOKLYN
The attendance at the bayarian Folks Fest AT
MYRTLE Aycnue Park yesterday nmchsrger than on Mon
d,v There was a comic masquerade last evening
Superysor-at-Large Howell has approved the re-
duccd salaries comfy oicers determined upon at The
m meeting OF tic supervisors This reduction takes eject
from August /, 1871
The city contract for laying iron water-pipes for
the remainder year yesterday awarded by the
Board Of city Thomas Mccain at 49, % 40 ana %
per running foot Tor o. o IL al" -Vnon i'P '''
lively
Douglas Walker, the amateur actor who assaHed
Thomas Clark Academy OF Music was not sent to the
Peni Tertiary yesterday The trial will be continued and the
case viii 20 to the General Of the Supreme Court on
appeal.
Col Ringer Of the SOD Regiment refused to allow
two Of his companies take part in the parade OF the Bava
ran Folks Fest holding that the militia that are sustained
from the public treasury should not participate az militia III
any civic festival
The Rev. John 6. Glendenning, who became no
torou in connection with scandals while PASTOR the
Prospect Avenue Presbyterian Church Of Jersey CITY, has re-
moved TO Wiamsburgh aud will begin the practice Of
Las in partnership with NeW-N ork nrm.
Capt Louis Worth and Sergeant BatteTsby Of the
sixthsPrecuc will prefer counter charges of unbecomng
conduct against before the Polite Commissioners
this morning They each said to have given the other the
Lie in the course Of duties Batersby is also charged
with abusing special officer wEo to the station house 10
enquire for the Captain
George Fraser aud Louis Kreiber, two carpenters,
had quarrel over work Hudsons building Fulton
ST. yesterday. Fraser Kreber who returned the
blow Fraser seized and drawing its Jagged edge
along Krelbers severed several arteries Ho had 10
newed the attack with an When he was arrested
While workmen yesterday morning were digging
for the foundation Baptist Church. at Pcrrepon
and Clint )nss embankment suddenly gave way and
boulder weighing about ton rolled down into the excavation
All the escaped except Patrick Feyey age 40 OF NO
g35 Pacific st. caught aud held down by the rock
Members Of Engine Company No whose house on the oP
posle road helped TO eXcae Feyey and he was
carried Long Island College Hospital in dangerous
condition.
Lawrence Kelly Of No. - Brdge-st and John
MoGaryey of No. 6l Prospectst, were refused liquor on
Monday night by Edward Graham the bartender of oxAlder
man Cancys Bridges They waited until he came
from behind the bar; then OF them held Graham while Tie
other beat him head with glass bottle until they
had shattered bottle. The assaants arrested
,b.p ,.ra rtnuing Auav and Crahams