New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-28
NETWORK CITY.

! Of whom were women. ,
The schooner Staten Island ran the north end
OF Harris Island m yesterday and was towea OscK
to the ethyl eaking badly go
Three sailing vessels left this port Yesterday with
Of over brick 10 be used building the Durh'
district OF 81. John n. b.
More than 700 900 bushels of grain were brought
70 the city Yesterday canal re'ghts were unusually
heavy forty canaboats bringing 33OO2l bushels oil corn
alone
At the first session Of the court-maria yesterday
for delinquents Of the 9th Regiment during the oe
week about twelve heard the excuses being nam
ly business" decisions have not yet been confirmed
Dur,np the present season II ,912 dogs have been
licensed bringing 10 the CITY revenue OF f22f inc nog
catchers harvest yielded 1901 CANNES OF which number
o were The cschers received 81 $780, and sj25
were paid to ransom dogs.
Mr. Gilsey said yesterday afternoon that the nego-
toops for the Fifth Theatre not yet oonclu ed
In the meantime they putting the houe in order and
making improvements, which "oud feho'r " '"''o o'on
more attractive than before
Masons were at work yesterday laying the founda-
lions Of the new for Haes riano factory on the site
OF the old structure Thydfths In another corner Of
the ruins number OF men were digging Tor watc' winch
was lost by factory employe.
The steamship Columbia, Captain Reed. arrived
Yesterday from with o. the crew sick with yellow
fever The chef Of the steamship CLYDE who was left
in last Of that Shin returned on the
fireman 81 she Clyde is III OF the fever IN Havana
and Is not expected to recover.
At the book sale Yesterday, at Clinton Hall, the
pubica Of J. W. Bouon, and r. Worthingion OF New
YORK and Of Miner Co.. Bernard ouaritoh and Chalto
Windus Of London principally offered The attendance
was not large sales satisfactory in every way
Harper & Brothers books viii be offered today.
At meeting Of the Grain Trade Yesterday. it was
decided calls crain Saturday Rule 10 on
the deliveries Of graded grain amended 50 as to make
transferable pasabe subsequent buvers up 10 23h
y NJ except upon day OF the maturity OF the contract.
when the orders be good only until 1880 p.
President Garrett, Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad stated 10 TRIBUNE reporter Yesterday that there
was no truth in the reuort that Master II Transportation
Sharp had been requested resign account Of conflict
with General French the riots. He in the
employ Of the road and was likely 10 remain there
II was reported on Wednesday that Mrs. Margaret
O'Rev Of No 4OG Fourteenh-s, Ind paid $40 to a
man Tor permit 10 sr kerosene OIL Sergeant Keay and
Detective Hickey yesterday arrested, suspcon, W. j.
fandripan o. No 800 East Nuth-st Commissioner Of
Deeds lie was denidsl br Mrs ORelv as the man who
sold her the permit he araigned ia Court yesterday
I'D. Kellogg. Of No. 100 Sixth-ave who has de-
voted many years successful teaching has been obliged 70
enforce the demands made uno1 him. J. \ Real or
No 92s sldsonave writes that hs little who could not
tell another placed I'm the school after
three hours instruction by M ogg coui read without
hesitation any portion Of the first fifteen pages OF tho
r. afcr.
The Society for the Prevention Of Crime calls
attention n an the suppression o incmperance which
orls the sale ale. sruous liquors 10 any
minor under fourteen Of minor under
eighteen years. without Of his uareuts guard
The penalty the first 'j In the latter $40 for each
offence The Secretary Of the society earnestly requests that
any violation these acts be reported to the police
The secret Of police neilciencv has been revealed.
Many are the complaints against parolmen for sitting on
beats but found at this habit due neither 10 heat
nor sloh nor yeaning sedentary life butmost lame
and potcn conclus0ntO buniOns and kindred pedal
ndres The hold ratroman is vulnerable only IN his foot
soon he viii invince though clothed IN armor OF triple
brass for the Bond Police abou appoint chIropodst
tor the force
At the meeting Yesterday Of the committee of
the STOCK Exchange appointed investigate charges made
against certain members Of the Exchange James Julian asked
that PROCEEDINGS hereafter be pubic or at least that
renorter admitted II This request should noe be granted
no Mr. Jran wished 10 be present meetings Of the
committee ask questions Of the witnesses He also
proceedings to be confined TO the proof OF the truth
or falsity Of the charges.
One of the largest buildings in the way of the ap
proach 10 the River Bridge Greenes utng eab
lshment between JacObss It's II. A. Burr
has Of $4,000 for the privilege Of scng on
OF the building Cst and ten feet on Jacob
st. lie declares that sum than twothr the
cost Of 1887 when he forced TO sink 80
piles support Foundation OF that portion Of the walls
The Bridge Company the matter into and the
case will be argued at the General Term next week.
A man NAV sometimes bid long defiance to the
tender conscience Such Is "Chares who
recently Agent OF the Peoples Line Of
STEAMBOATS, dollars which he thought had been paid TO
him by mistake six by ticketagent Of the com
pany OF this agent what be aled negative
picture describing him heavy and with not dark hair
and thin face the Of this did not show the
deficiency original sumcreased by usuous interest
TO SO jwas given to The TRIBUNE degote TO some
charitable purpose.
Coroner Ellinger held an inquest Yesterday in
the ease Of william W. MANY young man, who while
Bellevue Hospital awaiting transportation TO the In
sane Asylum escaped and drowned himself the river near
by William Mcnamara, register clerk at Bellevue Hospital,
testified the deceased euded his keeper and escaped
from building night Manys father and brother tes
fed that taken to tho hospital the physicians
close watch him. or he would other
wise escape drown himself The adjourned
| I'll to-day to get more witnesses.
| The Flower Mission, under the care of the yohng
ladies' Of NewYoTk churches VIII be continued until the
middle Yesterday the gifts OF cut flowers were
abundant beautiful one OF the fair missionaries took
OPS small bouquets Wards Island for distribution
sick people in the hospitals Several hundred sm
gifts carried poor sick and children In the hos
pitfalls and tenement houses in this city Last Friday 1920
bouquets given the sufferers the various public hos
ptas During OF flowers the largest number of
bouquets and given by the mission 60O in June
| There have been four fires within month in the
Of No. PA sXthaye in stable carpenter shop and
coffin mandatory and suspicious Of mcendarsm have
been excited Fire Marshal Sheldon has begun an invesga
ton Henry Wesfall old In needy circumstances.
employed in the coffin mandatory but who
disappeared stated by the negors to have said
that ought to be burned down Westiall
was AZ alone I'm the coffin mandatory Wednesday
when broke out In the adjoining stable. horse was
burned stable damaged about 500 L. H. Thorn the
coffin manufacturer denies that he has any insurance policies
on his stock.
| BROOKLYN.
| A caucus Of the Democratic members Of the
Common called for this evening The first
Fan meeting Of the Of Aldermen will be held next
Monday.
| Mr. Conterno leader Of the Odd Regiment Band,
has offered give without cost to the city, at Pros
peet afternoon Chief Engineer Cuyer has