New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
NETWORK CITY.

novelty. 1t resembles champagne Dotte ana op0'' q" Wv
bottom.
Twentv-6ve wears ago there were not less than
200 below Fourteenthst Nov there arc less hah
onethird that number.
Fruit made of colored velvets is novelty in art-
fetal flowers The is very accurate ami new mil
! Iinery looks good enough to eat
At the Mount Sinai Hospital, during the past
month"; persons received grauitous treatment Payment
was received from only six patients.
The dummies in front of the ready-made cloth
ing stores shverg In airy busters ior he
last few days clothed in Fall oyercoats'
The Scientific Glasses of the Cooper Union are
onen 10 both sexes Applications for admission to these
classes will not be received before soptember2l.
The flag of the Custom House was raised at half
mast Yesterday as of respect to the memory OF > I"
Ogden late first Auditor, who died on Monday.
The Catholic Protect0ry has received from Con-
toler Kelly $40 81 o. the amount Of the per capita ao"
ance for the support Of children in that institution
Cbe gospel services at Chickering Hall will be re-
summed next sunday The Rev samuel Concord will conduct
them and Prof training chorus OF zoo singers
The College of the City of New-YOrk will reopen
to-day The Introductory class comprises 1856 students VINO
we're to the College from the pubic s'hoo' last
June.
The Uelvetia Macnner Choir Swiss choral socl-
ETY. at recent meeting was rcorganized. and steps were
taren to hold convention OF Swiss societies IL TINS Guy
during the Fall
James McKeOn, who was arrested by Capt. biacA-
4, "A
frauds held 1000 BAIL has been s'OOo
additional bail.
Alta meeting of the Board of Managers Of the Cot
ton Exchange YESTERDAY the recent amendments OF tc o'
rule. were approved decided to close the Exchange
hereafter on Saturdays al 3p m. .
There are three employment offices in one DOCK
on Fourtaye sixty applications for work were made
Yesterday morning Onethrd Of the applicants had never
been accustomed 10 hard labor Of any Kind.
The foundations Of both approaches to the East
River Bridge heg Hereafter no passes vi" DE
granted children under fifteen, nor VIII dd's uNA'c"-
panied by genllem. De permitted to cross.
Two cases OF merchandise were seized yesterday
morning by Custom Inspector Uuy found on the bark
Hattie NJ from rghou They wcr' not Oh the vessels mani
lest and were queniy sent TO tie sfz re room.
Controller Kelly has signed warrants on the OIF
Treasury for tie following purposs Public Clarifies an'
Go rcction Y78; NewYor, Infant Asylum. 1880 81 ST.
Iosepls Institution Tor Deaf Mutcs sl,5JO Coion main
stock : I05; Health Fund, 1894.
The draw of Harlem Bridge was opened yesterday
to admit The passage OF the tUgb'at Washington ana 10
swinging around struck The yos- and completely deh''"
the whcelhouse and smoke slack The pilot ana ''''' oil
the crew were thrown the y bit were som rescued
The Ladies' Of the Flower s.ion are very much M
need OF They appeal 70 the many 'de' 'ue'!
VINO may have few hours Of leisure on lhuS' 81 eA'"
week 10 AID tying up or distributing The no" - lo
rooms the Mission are sui ID tOur'laN'r Oe'N''D -
teenth aud TwcutctI'sis.
Col ri. x. FOote VINO has charge Of The cremation
furnace i'm the oil sugar refinery on Soutis near Iurots
has and rlken burn all the garbage OF that "ad during
t next TWO IL understood that IN ease DIS process
proves successful he viii receive large contract ION the
street Cleaning Department
The f1ler.l of cx-Allerman Thomas Whcclan will
he held this morning Parcks Cathedral The deceased
man kepta "A for many years al Wal and Na'S"uSs
thcn known as Corner which Was the resort o.
qrre number Of oi NewYork merchants. He was twice
elected Alderman Of the Fourteenth Ward.
trpon fur. her inquiry it appears that no robbery
has recently place the banking house Of A. sen
90 an Wat The report apparently ont Of the state
ent that friend house hal tecraphed from Europe
that ne adj been robbed RAILROAD bonds St Louis and
IRON Mountain and requested that payment on them should
be stopped.
The friends of Edward II. johnson, who was re-
,tv dismissed from squad in charge Of the police boat
seneca made Inquiries for him at the Central ONCE YESTERDAY
Mira Johnson fears that he has either deserted her. or has
been ouly dealt WITH Johnson dismissed from the force
for neglect OF duty and left his home at No 20 I"ely
dr t-st., last sunday
Tho motion to establish n system Of guards 10
,b the corron willie being handled, prevent what are
sad 10 be extensive sealings during the operation was st
by vote 1870 against 5s. az the Cotton Exchange yestr
dov The excitement great leading merchants declaring
The thing TO be scheme Tor the purpose 81 Se'hg St
positions with heavy salaries
At meeting of the Board Of Police yesterday, all
the Commissioners present except Mr. Wheeler re- ~
linton was passed authorizing survey with plans ant spech
c,ons for house for the newly created Twenty
eighth Precinct also resolved 10 make application TO
rho MAYOR and Common Council for authority TO build
ron house in the former sixth Precinct which to be made
distinct precinct
Superntendent WallinC received a note yesterday
from Broadway merchant asking Russell Co.. OF No 81
Bond ST. were a reputable firm brother OF the merchant.
in the country informed by Russell Co. that he
had drawn valuable gold watch in the Louisville lottery and
requesting him them $50 for percentage. The super
inenent has this and similar 10 detectives and
strong VIII be made 10 bring the swnders to justice
The following is a comparative statement of cases
, contagious disease for the weaks ending September
g. 1877: ,,.,,,