New-York tribune., 1877-09-18
NETWORK CITY.

be heated with steam graph room is to be On the
third floor.
Owing to a dense fog on the Sound yesterday morn
ing Of both New1iayen lines were
On anchor bevond He Gate aud reach the city until
Ave hours a !, time. ,
The first OF the Autumnal fogs fell upon the North
River yesterday morning. causing considerable anxiety anu
wachuluess the part Of the pllots Dut oo"s' 10 ~ "
| ported no material damage -,
! The estimates of the Board of Education for the
ensuing year amount 60 about siOjO5Go This does not
greatly asked for last year. II Is not oaheu
however, reduced salaries. -
| Assistant United States Attorney Foster mas nieu
information in the United states Circuit Court Crmna
Branch ,aganst twenty-five retail hduorleaers VINO nave
! tailed N take out their government licenses
The New-York Board of Trade and Transportation
announces that will continue 10 cars by dummy en
gincs upon piers. meeting Of the committee having
] this in charge will be held this week or next
AT the Maritime Exchange, late yesterday after
noon subscription started by the members IN a OF
the sufferers by yellow fever Fernandna. Fla isl mas
also opened at the Office Of Charter & hns coh ~
| merchants No. 1877 PearLst
The Twentieth Ward Auxiliary to the Society tor
the Prevention Crime, at meeting last evening at 'he
Reformed Church. listened 70 addresses
from ex Judge Culver, W. b. T. Miken, the Rev George
| Corey the Rev. Dr. Plaisted
The Executive Committee of the National lnde-
euent Marty has for the interests OF the party
10 postpone the convention October TO- 1871 It will be
held al Albany members OF the state Central Commit
! tee W y
stephen English declares that tine report That R
J. Moses representative, opposed the plan of reducing
the Universal policies amount that would render
fl technically solvent does hn scc as he approves the
pan and has OF its outspoken advocates
The Fifth Avenue Theatre Is now closed, the last
performance Days having been gwen
Saturday evening The heirs OF Peter Gsey who own 'e
property say time OF reOpenins the theatre Is at
present unccrta nave been mace ior
lease Repintng and redecoFauoh are III progress m ''
auditorium.
The second weekly meeting Of the Bread WinnerS
ere Of the IId ssenby held last nj ght at No
s75 Pearlsi. association numbers hfiy members ot
whom about thirty present Tie Bread winners De
eve in the eeuback and governed by the rules of tue
Peter Cooper party.
4 meeting of the Produce Exchange will be held
today 10 take action upon death Of two Of its Oldest mem
bers Cobb and stephen Brush both of whom ded on
sunday. ge teman was senior partner IN MS hrnl
which bore their respective name, and b0th were respected
members of the Exchange. funeral Of stephen Brush
will ne held in the Caurch Ascension at 10 M to-
morrow; that OF Cobb has moi yet been announced
4 society OF the Reformed Episcopal Church has
been formed and a meeting held at the Amy street
Curc on SUNDAY W II. Reid said il was pro-
uosed TO establish the fourth church OF tie denomln1-
ton IN Brooklyn. preached by the Rev d.
Joseph L. Duryea OF tie ClaSsoI Avenue PTesnyie
Church. and remarks made by othes encouraging the
movement Officers Of the society Will probably be
chosen before next sunday.
Louisa Mcdonnell, the little girl OF No. o9l Green
wicist cruelty beaten last Tues ay by man named
Thomas Carey was removed yesterday 81. Marys Hospital
Carey is missing Ills fri nds the sill icl from pile
OF lumber girls story tnat Carey having been an
moved M crowd rude boys vented mis- wrath upon her
mere spectator The Society for the prevention o Cfuey 70
Children are busy Wiln the The Coroner says he cannot
take the auteOr statement Of any chd only seven years
oi age.
George A. Leayitt & Co. begin this morning Mt
ii o'clock their sale stereotype Plates ETC. an Catho c
books preparatory the regular bookrade SALE winch
t.r.Iuf. ffg4tH 'fraftIt "A
j. Ford CO.. who propose hereafter to eOnhne themselves
cy subscription business. The plates of fourteen
volumes Of Bceclers sermons FOUR OF them never yet
pulsh, his novel Of Norwood" aud most Of bis other
books tie incomplete "Ie Of Christi excepted are to be
sold. it aed there IS wright ften
per cent ia to snd hall To MI EenWood his
senogyapher and NORWOOD" copywnSht Of 1s2 per
cent
4 large number Of friends and relatives assem-
bed at rben in Trinity Church yeser-
day afternoon There we're flowers The Y. Drs. Dix.
Dior and Ogye conducted h9 services. The music wss
rendered by re.uar choir II the church. somewhat re-
duced in numbers Erben died Friday at MS residence
in Williamsburg in his seyeutieh year, and was the
Youngest brothers. The other brochers Henry and
Michael living Peter Erben broker aud had
amassed a comfor able fortune He lover of pictures
aud left collection Henry, the eldest OF tie
three brothers, early in life BECOME organbuildor lie
built organ in Trinity ChuIch in 1916 Michael the
second brother number Of yea ago the orgaist OF
81 Pau's Church. Pau's Chapel The father Of the
three brothers. Erben for many years the
oanit OF Trinity Church. and was esteemed good mus
clan. -
The four years term of office Of Postmaster Talbot
expires with this month. No information has been received
from Washington al his letentIon in Office.
The 23d Regiment will receive $3,6l0 out of the
ss7sI that Attorney General Townsend yesterday sent to
the County Treasurer for the Uniform Fund"
Francis Riley, a junkman, age twenty-eight, and
partiay insane has missing Friday last from his
home SfhencSst Ii is feared he has com
mittcd suicide.
dotage s missing from No. los Hopest Eizab tn
Rose by her friends since she lett her hOme
No Agate ST., last Wednesday.
The iurv i'm the ease Of the man who run over
by street car sep g. Vanderbitaye, exoneraed
the yesterday but called attention the
hee,lessDess Of street ear drivers in general.
The first DAY for the registration of voters is
Tuesday September The polling place in each election
district wi be announced by the Board Of Elections today
Most Of inspectors and Canyassers Of Election who
appointed last qualified and taken the oath Of
Office.
The body Of a woman about thirty five years old,
with lghtorown hair dressed in brown Wrapper and
gray skirt picked mp the Sunday and brought
to the by Of the soop Isaac Browne The
remains await Identification at the Morgue.
Thomas Gillespie, age siXty-eght, of No. 90 Spen-
Ger st. Was fatally injured yesterday by falling through
hatclway brewery o the Williamsburg Brewing Com
many No Isl His leg jaw broken,
ana he WAS taken TO the District Hospital
bulaure.
Judge Pratt Yesterday reserved his decision in the
appieaon made 10 him by Ralph others the
apontment take proof why the standard
INK Company should not De dissolved It claimed that
the company was organized 1873 had
since 1874
Col. Austen, who recently assumed command of
tho Al Vsgiu -