New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
NEW YORK CITY.

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complaint of the bowling OF the canine acoH
the great dog show.
Fx-President Grant, who arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel on Monday left this city yesterday morning
and returned to Elizabeth, n. j.
To be virtuous may he to be happy, but happiness
spreads her wings double barreled waeringcsrt
scores bull 5 eye ones Spring trousers
The Cotton Exchange has appointed NJ. IS. FIeld-
ing AS delegate and alternate to the International
Cotton Convention to be held in Liverpool, July H.
The office of Mr.. Person, RECEIVER of the Guardian
and North America Life companies has been
moved from Nos II and 10 BOZ Broadway
There was little change in the condition OF the
Rev. Dr. stephen H. Tyng at late hour last night His
physician If there change II was not Tor
the better.
Controller Kelly yesterday issued Notice to
Taxpayers" informing them that the time which to pay
arrears Of taxes Of 1876 cent inter
est would expire May after that date the full penalty
Of II per would be required
Specifications have been submitted to the Depart
men Of Buildings a sxtave and Thirtceutist
at a cost Of $4,000 or building at NO 23G East
Twenty fourts ~ oOO and French fats at No
| 124 West Thirty sixth.st. 10 cost $4,000
A great deal of surprise is expressed in political
circles a. TO the failure Woodn eating Commit
t.. to summon ey-Folice Commissioner Dsbecker. HIS
familiarity with the Of M Tweed and NJ WOodn il
subject OF very general comment among politicians
Ellwood T.. Thorne was recently the recipient OF
Of complimentary resolutions FROM and was elected
Tempars this CITY, recognition i his services as their
presiding officer years pastfrom which position
he has just retired
About 300 licenses were issued yesterday under
the new dog by Permit Bureau Mayor Ely
gave notice appointment Of dog cacsers would be
deferred urt wees order to give owners OF dogs
time to permits before enforcing the penalties for yo
latIons OF the ordinance.
The following comparative statement OF
cases Of contagious reported for the two weeks end
'"s way % ~-FryEas- cerepro.
srdiTg phoid Ict meningitis. Measlcs liberia. pox.
A AgsI . 2' .......: lii55 e e SO 50
As the days continue to pass with no tidings of
the steamship Of Brussels, which bore the pilgrims 10
Rome friends becoming more anxious ana already
safety Of the vessel The agent Of the company
yesterday could Only give one answer to the many ANXIOUS
nqurss which simply that he expected every moment
to receive sach announcing the arrival Of that vessel at
Queenstown
Alta special meeting yesterday of the Board of
TLdcrwtiter Marue) r,s,utO adopted expressing
sorrow At the death Of wood Walter President OF the Ner
camille Mutual Insurance Company and Secretary Of the
Board during the past p They also
stated that evidence Of respect the offices o. The several
Insurance companies IN ts cy vi" be closed ar ~
o'clock today underwriters will attend the
funeral service in body.
The petition 10 the Legislature that the Board
Of Eiucatpn the schools should be maintained indie
pcndrny Of the city departments ana moi be subject &" 'h'
control OF any board has received several
thousand signatures among them those OF William f. Dodge
Peter Cooper John j. Cisco Morris X Jesup George opdyke
A. r. WetmCre Postmaster James, aud the Rev. DIS Samuel
Osgood William Adams and L II. Chaplin
The United States Life Insurance Company has
prepared a circular reply to John lilons confidential
circular to which reference made in Mondays TRIBUNE
denies all the charges aud contains strong ntma
Nj 1htOHs suit IL Of blackmdilng character
favorable letter A. Nauderp0e aud opinions OF insurance
officials given December 1876 subsequent 10 the cxamna
ton into the affairs United states Life in reference 10
its condition. form part Of the company's reply
Coroner WOitman yesterday held an inquest upon
the body o; Michael Caron whose skull fractured on
March 20 by party Of mhans, among whom was Joseph
Ballot now According TO Carons anemorcm
statement while drinking saloon Ballot knocked him
down Jumped upon him. and then attempted to rob him of
slOG and his watch The verdict that death
resulted injuries inflicted by Joseph Ballot March 25
committed TO the rombs TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury.
Mrs Clara X. Warning, who was indicted by
the United states Jury Buffalo or smuggling goods
from Canada arrested IN this city yesterday by Deputy
Marshal Newcomb ana taken to LockpOt warrant oil Te
mova granted by Judge Blatchfod Mrs Warning, who Is
the wife OK architect Of this city, went 10 Canada on VISIT
and brought back yards velvet yards Of
fur trimming pairs Of Kid gloves which she concealed
person. frankly confessed the smuggling OF
the articles and expressed her Willingness 10 accompany the
officer to L0ckport.
Lo" had his claims 10 the nations bounty con-
yesterday ~ Wakes where bids opened
supplying OF the Indian tribes Eight OF
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Assistant Secretary Bell
Of the Del artment Of the Interior and r. Joseph Dsburser
opened the There 800 bids, which one third less
than last year large crowd Of the worlds people ana
stad Friends assembled to hear the reading OF the
bids which lasted SIX hours No decisions can be given for
days. but stated that the bids for -four pork,
sugar. groceries higher than last while those
dry goods somewhat lower There's
millions m This contract-tlree millions.
The investigation of the ease OF Pilot Isaac
air
went ashore at Banega April 49, was held before the Pilot
Commissioners yesterday. capt. William EdstIom Of the
testified nc had the pilot called midnight and
to bed, trusting the ship to Nj Gaiuor After the
pilot refused into the fecar until the
masts fell necessary force him into the car after
which asked for something drink keep his spirits
mp" when bottle Of Malaga wine given him, from which
lac took drink only capt E-trom would not swear that
Mr. GaHOr intoxicated but the Commissioners suspended
him for six months.
While the Waterman of the river propeller ID. $.
Miller. lying No. 50, River sleeping on
board Monday night number OF river pirates stole two
large boxes " clothing which sent from the factory 81
sweet Coz Wappiugrr- Falls, 10 their store In this
city The the hands II sergeant Gastn and
Detectives ay and Cannon Of the Steamboat squad Their
pursuit Of the thieves rapid that the latter abandoned
their plumber aud pulled their boats for the New ersy
shore The detective, found the stolen goods at yeste
day sccreed Pier No North River The original pack
had not been broken open, aud the merchandise valued
al several hundred dollars. to the Central ONCE
where II was reclaimed by the owners
Bishop }. l.. Spalding of Peoria, H., gave the
black vail yesterday belonging to the Present
ton Convent OF ST. Mehaeis Church. At Thirty rsst aud
Nhthave number Of priests from the churches through
out the city assisted the The Bishop delivered
sermon TO the three Ladies whose were - 49, ana
20 respectively after which hoy signed the Of poverty
chastity srd Obedience The black vail then thrown over
Their heads aud the ring placed their finger The nuns are
Sisters Mary Michael Foley Mary Augustine Walton. and
Mary Aloysius Everett ali Of whom are from The
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