New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners have approved
Of the issue Of 100000 the Dock Department
The committee from the Stock Exchange, ap-
pointed investigate charges recently made against certain
brokers' their second meeting yesterday after
but declined for the to dyuge any thepro
ceedinQs.
The following subscriptions to the new 9TH Regi-
Armory Fund.- have been recently received Mutual
Life Insurance Company, $1,000; Equitable Life Insurance
Society $1,000 Merchants Bank $500 Mechanics Bank,
$500 Bank Of America. 500
complimentary benefit to the members OF the
profession will be by Mt sohen at the Park Theatre
to-day. will be occupied by MILE Aimee, Lydia
Thompson, Lotta Mrs. Oates MI and MIRA Williamson, Mr.
and Mrs Florence Henry D. Palmer and Maurice Grau
j. NJ Toucey, Superintendent of the NewYOrk
Hudson River Railroad sad yesterday that he
had nothing OF the rumored strike by the Brotherhood
Of Engineers october l. He anticipated no difficulty as
he believed the railroad mon had enough of strikes
With the recurrence of the time Tor harvesting the
crops the Managers Wilson Industrial School for Girls
would remind friends and the public OF the hungry tte
ones under ANY gifts OF vegetables fruits will
be thankfully received at the School, St Markplace and
Avenue A.
Mr. Gilsey stated that it was expected to secure
settlement the lease Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre yesterday
but as negotiations concluded no preferred 70
say nothing the NATTER except 10 contradict the rumor
his brothers purposed running the theatre with
manager OF their
Louis Ash d Brothers. cigar manufacturers. of No.
81 Maldenlane. announced recently that they thought
they could get done reduction Of 10 cent
The suke Of all the employees numbering about
1ity compromise effected and the whole force
sumed work yesterday
Mr. Cole whose works at Hunters Point have
caused complaint because Of the evil Odors, which
poison the NewYork as well that Of Hunters Point
has called on the NewYork gentlemen who pressing the
stop nuisance and promised his
business in hfeen days.
The Rev. Emory j. Haynes, who attracted con-
fha hv
Methodist Church and joining Baptist playing the
role OF the clergyman politics. Monday night
was presented among Others or membership tho Tween
tcth Ward Republican Association.
A female rag-picker, about fifty years OF age,
while iursuing boys who annoying her about
O'Clock last evening OF feminist and
wcaye ana fractured curbstoae. She
taken to hospital where she gave her Mrs.
Graham.
The firm of IIarriott 81 Brown, cloth-spOngers, Of
No II Wltest New.Y0rE. formed last May, Mr. Har
riott furnishing all the capital The Latter asked Judge Gil
bert yesterday tho appointment OF receiver io the hm,
aeu that Brown kept copartnershp contracts.
aud had made personal use OF tho his unus The court To-
served its decision
Some excitement was caused yesterday by the
discovery OF a supposed case smallpox, Sl7 East
Fourteenth st. young woman, servant in the family
mat place. aed on MonGay apparently smallpox Tie
tending pyslciln Thomson pronouncedit Of var
lod The nyesug officers Of Health Depart
ment showed that there al ground for the
The following Is a comparative statement of cases
Of contag reported the ending sep
Week ending