New-York tribune., 1877-08-09
NrW.YORK CITY.


with hinges and clasp and conceal the valuable stones
Unto last Friday night , 900 900 postal cards were
delivered NcwYork Post Office by the American Pho
otype Company which manufactures the posta cfds
| Arrangements have been made with FISH dealers
at Fulton Market choice specimens Of fish received
hoe sent to the Smithsonian Institute to have models taken
OF them.
Justice Duffy, of the Harlem Police Court, on sat
uray last thirty young women to tie House o the
Shepherd at their own request as they all "iSheu "
form.
Specifications have been submitted to the Building
Department for freight shed 49, North River to
ne erected by National Line OF steamers at cost o
81 700.
The Zero" picnic basket, article invented
for the has been extensively used
tins summer pcnics all the fashion The ice IS placed
in the and the refreshments surroundit
Postmaster James has been authorized by the Post
to pay carriers their salaries for the
time they were engaged military duty during the strikes
only seven Of the men belonged to militia regiments
The Dunnell Print Works OF Providence. *. j.,
gave notice dealers this city yesterday that they
would their production forty per cent next we Inc
pnce of prints is now said to be below the cost Oh manu-
facture.
Mr. Ballard of Syracuse, n gentleman about GO
wears old ycntured depth Fire Island last Sunday
and beyond the second line OF breakers when MT
r. real estate broker ofthis city, dashed thTongh
surf and rescued the drowning man. VINO was 100 eAou
10 thank his preseryer
The most important numbers on the classical pro-
eamme at Gimorcs Garden tonight "Les Preudes' by
Liszt the overture TO Tannhauser Saint Saens' Danse
Macabre' the last of Beehoyen's Fifth Sym
phony Grande Mache IIongraise and the we'd
ding scene from Wagners Lohengrin" In addition TO these
works the will render appropriate compositions
The members of Company A, 22d Regiment Ma
tona Guards, recently passed resolutions tenlerng Their
sympathy to James r. KenwOthy who for performing active
duty with regiment during the late disturbances was dis
charged service OF his employer They also con
demned Of employers tending to diminish the
efficiency OF the militia in times Of public peril
Alderman Shields who introduced n resolution
Al the last meeting the Board Of Aldermen calling upon
the Corporation Counsel report whether or not there was
any law to prevent the overcoming oi eXcur
sion steamers, summoned before the United states
steamboat Inspector yesterday lie was unable to give any
instances oycrcrowded boats that had come to his know
ledge.
f. r. Coudert of this city, who sailed yesterday
ff Fuope received letter asking lin to confer with the
French and something cannot be done'
for proper Of American manufacturers at the
Exposition 1875 The letter signed by large number
Of bank,rs and merchants this city, among whom may De
mentioned Brown, Brothers & Co. Moses Taylor Co.,
Dreyel Morgan q Co.. Norton Bliss & Co.. August Bel
mont a CO. Coudert will attend the international Law
congress to Do held At Antwerp next month.
The steamers Harmonic from Hamburg with 233
emicants mostly German. the Cornwall from Bristol with
tweuyect English emigrans the Abyssnia from Liver
pool with l3j. mostly I arrived at Castle Garden yeser
day few Of the arrivals principally the English ana
lTlSl VIII settle ~ ti' t -'l Nilof N4' ~
remainder viii go Illinois, Iowa and Kansas. where they
propose small farms and grow mp with the coun-
Try. The arrivals yest,r ry represent in the aggregate bet
ter class than usually at Castle Garden,
large numbers, especially among the Germans, were
warmly greeted by relatives and friends.
About 300 men were at work on the East River
Bridge Yesterday The manufacture Of the atrands for the
cables still progressing and Mr. Harrington stated yeater-
ay that Nos and strands would probably be finished to-
day. Then work Of wrapping and lowering them Will be
begun at twentyf five are engaged IN oil
the wire The Company has received $40 tons OF we
which a oiled and ready for After the wires are Oiled
and joined together by steel erues they wound
arge drums at neO the anchoags and are then trans
ported river, a Time by endless working
rope" rope propelled by engine anda driving wheel
travelling shcaye, upon which the wire runs
Two young men. riding unusually fine horses at
Faced the attention Of officers IN front OF the Twelfth Pre-
cinc station about M yesterday officer Gibson, suspect
ing TO be thieves overlook them at Ihroop-ave and
Fulonst and arrested His companion started to run
across, he open captured The prisoners
locked up until morning They told many contradictory
stories but finally one who gave his George King
age 49, FLUSHING L. L. acknow lodged that he and the other
prisoner Miller had stolen the horses from field near
the re range Crerdmoor. Miller SAID that he lived at No
l4s Fortysccondst, NewYork Justice semier committed
them or examination. Efforts made yesterday to learn
the OF OF the horses which were said TO be
worth than sl,OUO.
BROOKLYN.
Every Grcenpoint clergyman is ont of the city
The County Treasurer yesterday paid to the yar
ous regiments Of the city amounting to $1,000. This
amount intended the expenses OF the different reg
iuents Tor the year.
Joseph johnson Of No. OF Coyer-st., died on
Tuesday night from Jure. received at accident in the
Continental lion Works in Greenpo.n John shepard on
Tuesday afternoon had his leg broken while laborug in the
works.
new railroad to Coney Island will soon be built
Its uarapers are Kingsley Keeney Reservoir
tractors Henry Murphy and Judge Lott The road will
be known as Fatbus Island and Concourse Rail
road and will from the terminus OF the Brooklyn Bridge
The Coney Island, FlatbuSh and ConcouIse Rail
road Company claims that It Is going to build the shortest
road from BROOKLYN Coney Island 1t has already purchased
forty acres Engcman Hotel at Cony Island FOR
depot buildings kingsley aud keeney the con
tractors, among the stockholders.
The rates of pay to employees at the Iron-Cnd
can Company Greenpo have been reduced about
80 per There much dissatisfaction among the work
men, only been restrained from striking by the
promise the old prices viii again be given them, as soon
as business shall warrant such a course
Mrs. Elizabeth Kuntz, who was married in March,
1877 TO Gustav Kuntz barber OF No 3O7 south Fourths
seeking in the courts limited divorce on the ground Of
cruel treatment yesterday she obtained from Judge Rey
nods amouy counsel fees pending the dccs
ion in the SUIT plaintiff only years Of age
The will of Mary T.. Cary. of Brooklyn, who died
in the Yosemite Valley July 8. while travelling or her
health admitted to probate yesterday IN Surrogate
Daleys by tho terms Of the will ~ 0Ou * given D the
Graham Institute for Aged and INDECENT Women, $40 to
the Brooyn Homeopathic Maternity and 81 900 TO the Prot
estant orphan Asylum on Atlantic av.
The Brooklyn Schuetzen Corps, commanded by
Capt Doscher began annual schuetzenfest
Myrtle Park yesterday 1t attracted large attend
ance rfemen from New-York. Early yesterday morning
Of nemen formed headquarters, No. i3S