New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
NEW WORK CITY

NEW YORK CITY.
The dav boats to Albany have not been with
drawn aud viii probably until tho middle Of October
The book trade sale closed on Saturday. the prin-
cpa Gales beng Of Bibles DIARIES albums blank books and
stationery
The Elevated Railroad to-day will begin running
twice the usual number Of trains between and 10 and
$3.50 and pm.
The evening schools for both sexes open tonight.
Applicants twelve years and are required
TO bring certificates OF responsibility.
The Rev. G.. III. HepwOrth and wife returned from
Europe by Egypt Saturday Among the passengers
by the Celtic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c. shearman
Andrew Kerusen, Julius Mollisen, and OroH JON
son. seamen on the Norwegian bark Flora held by Com
missioner Belts on Saturday. a charge Of deserton.
regmental court martial for the trial of mem
bers of ODD Re ment who failed to report for duty during
July will at the ArmOry on the eyepln2
OF October 8.
The 9TH Regiment armOry fund has been re-
Gently sweed gifts OF $4,000 from the Equitable Life
Assurance Company $500 j. J. Asor and
Mrs. f. a. Brinckerhon
Lectures at the College of Veterinary Surgeons,
No Lexington ave-, begin today and Will continue until
about the LIST of March.
Tie Mercantile Library has over 5000 paying
memb rs nearly 2o0Ooo volumes. The change in the
library has given ample space for Gil the books when
may be b rght for the next five years.
In the ,lse of James McKenna, who was killed by
Railroad tram, the jury found that John
white en- tneer and Edward Fzsibbons. the fireman.
were crimna N responsible for McKennas death.
Senator Hobart, the receiver appointed by Chan
ceor Runyon the Montclar and Greenwood Lake Rail
road VIII take POSSESSION unless the indebtedness upon
which application for receiver made Is settled today
TIE New-Hayen steamers have discontinued for
the their landings Tween yhir ST., East River
Steamers No. o. River Peckspl as usual
at No. connecting with special trains TO points
North and East
The committee Of the liuordealers of this city has
arranged for meeting oidelezaes from all associate societies
ia Albany II Is intended 10 ask the
Democratic Convention 10 Insert plank in their plat
form calling Tor Of opinion nom the new Legs
ature on liquor laws with view TO their modification
H. a small, mean room, in the ear portion of No.
12J East Fourhs esa woman who at one time known
70 the theatre going public Of this CITY A. Mile Nenurol
premiere danseue I'm She has been sui
ferug with tho disease which has
prosratod L. Fox par yss The woman is In very
destitute circumstance AID often the day pas ca without she
or family receiving food Her eldest is ia dying con-
dion in Bellevue Hospital
The Italian bark G0rOlOmO, of Civita Veccha,
brought to port Saturday, the captain and sx
in an brig Harley John. OF gby y. s which had been
dsmasted and met by the Groomo on september 81
The Harley bound from Churchpont, s. TO Bar
with lumber and September II encountered hnr
rcane which the vessel her beam ends The fore
cut and the vessel rshted but
leaked badly The deck load and thing movable were
carried away The lasted twentyour hours Two men
arrived.
At a meeting of the Fire Commissioners, on SatuT-
day Henry Murray of Engine No 49, male Foreman Of
Engine No. % James Oeig appointed clerk. at
salary 200: Albert r. Fuller, the supply CerS sum-
mnned To give reasons why he should not De discharged MI
Fuller that he had been the department ten years and
charges had been preferred against him and furthermore
discharged he should attempt 10 renstate himself
by Of law. Commissioners German and King voted
for discharge however and John Jyrnes was appointed
OnpO % Si-
loon on Eighth ave.
Thus is the last day that bids will be received for
the the approaches 20 the East River Bridge
The fourth pair of upstream spans during
week on Friday the the second pier OF the
BROOKLYN approach begun and the excavation for the
third pier is about completed Mr. Hldenbranl the arch
tec OF Grand Central Depot who at present engaged by
the Company TO superinenh the NewfoK approach
ia now peecting his plans, and VIII begin work very soon
The trains of passenger will be from 400 TO 500 feet IN
length and two to three feet above
the The Brooklyn approach will be only about half as
long as that on this side, and much less elevated
BROOkLYN.
Jewelry. valued at 1923, was stolen on Saturday.
from the residence ~ Tnorp No. $40 Westinghouse
Burglars entered the apartments of David L. Par
kerr No. 90 Fhave early saturday morning. and stole pro-
perty worth 1925. No arrests were made.
rhe Board of City Works on Saturday appointed
Daniel Phillips Assistant Accountants John Bogart Super
nendent and John l. smith, Assessment Clerk for
the Department
John Miller. age twenty-eight, was killed Instant
" Yesterday by fall from the rigging to the deck OF the bark
TeeAaet on which he working in the river opposite
the Marshall Street Dock.
I'm an alteration on Saturday between Charles
Murphy ". Lebenan, both Of Fort Hamilton, Muir
ply is beating the severely with loaded
cane He was arrested and held
Special Officer Convery yesterday afternoon de-
tected man stealing the money from the poor boxes Of ST.
Stephens Catholic Church Hicks aud Summss He
and in
besides keys vita OF which lao had opened the
money-bOxes.
quarrel over the repairing of dividing fence,
between Julia Buckley of No s6 Myrtleave and Thomas
Johnson No 800 JOys resulted Friday night In des
perae personal Two Of Johnson's ribs
wrists dsocated By the kicks of Buckley
and held to await the result Of John
sons injuries, which are dangerous.
In the Keegan-Wech case before Justice Guck, the
father his bondsman and testified that he
was worth valued 50 800 BAN accepted
investigation although tho counsel for tie pann
protested show that the property worth
much smaller The Grand Jury, discharged satur.
day passed OF Justice Guck for his
duct.