New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
NETWORK CITY.

pounds.
The body of Thomas Harvey, who was drowned
on Monday was recovered yesterday morning and taken 10
the Morgue.
William Dacey, age two years, yesterday afternoon
fell from third story window Of his home at No eso Ien'n
and was killed.
The body of Philip Miller of Williamsburg, the
boy drowned in the Harlem RIVER August A'' was
recovered Morrss dock yesterday
The corners of RectOr-st., below Church, are she
rendezvous ruans who annoy ladies' and chdreh psns
BY The police would do well to remove 'hem' q.
Among the passengers arriving at this port yes
dag Liverpool by the Russia were Archo'op ho''
welt BayIey Of Baltimore and Bishop McMeirny OF Albany
4 seizure of eighteen haf-boxes of cigars was
made yesterday steamship Columbia They were found
secrered coal bins the hold Of the steamer and Lad 10
claimant
The President of the Third-Avenue Railroad states
that the company half cents on every through
passenger Another argument for cheap and rapid
transit which will pay.
A poor woman in Thirteenth-st. gives as reason
for keeping dog that people viii throw tho dog Ooo
who will help her and often there meat enough on e
bone TO make a good soup.
giant herring over three feet long and weighing
seventy seven pounds caught OH Long Island was exhibited
y Washington Market fish dealer yesterday HIS scaies
were fully two inches in diameter.
CAPTAIN Philetus Foster, of the brig Eastern Star'
dropped dead Yesterday the United States Ho
where staying while his vessel was In port ~
was supposed that hedied from appoplexy.
Twenty Shakers from New Lebanon were in the
city yesterday visiting r. Stewards Washington Market
and other places Five Of them expressed Their intention o
visiting GilmOre's last evening.
John Driscoll aged ten of No. 2 Ya1dewater-st.,
while at play yesterday morning fell from step striking his
head against and iuaictng serious wound he was
taken to the Chambers street Hospital
United States Special Agent Brackett is reticent
regarding details Of his late VISIT TO Canada IN the six
smuggling investigation, merely remarkng II 10Y face be-
tokens anything OF the result, 1t shows full success
The Executive Committee Of the National Rihe
Association meets this afternoon at Crccdmoor TO MAKE r
rangemens for the coming International Match aud 10 IN
crease facilities for spectators, viii be the principal bus
A Fulton-st. jeweler exhibits novel boquet-
holder gold shaft at the end OF which Is tui when
opens its leaves and dsclo5es tiny watch Hhe 0oquot
slides into the shaft tho tulip stands as tho central
flower.
lady who got out from stage No. 00j OF the
wall street line opposite the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
half past 10 O'Clock forgot her pockeboo which re-
NAMED the seat 1t handed to the driver TO DO eie '
the stables.
The Sundav-school Of st. Peters Church made an
excursion t. spring Hin yeseTda and upon their re-
uru at 10 D. they the foot Of Coaraudst by
crowd 800 and chldr who biocE&ded h'
street and scarcely kept in order by the police
People in the vicinity of Prince-st. about mid
night yesterday wtnesseIa novel sight wedresSed wo
an Of middle age street feeling about twenty
with meat from huge asket One big cat was per'heu
mo-
The Poet-Offce Department has experienced so
rue trouble in distinguishing Advertising pamphlets from
regular Issues o Legitimate periodicals. that hereafter puo
fishers viii be required have the advertising pages Of mag
aznes ard pe7ot ala PACED oonsecuiyely This rule VIII
apply 20 N re odical matter Of the second cass
Al NC ing Of the lard and provision trade OF
the Produce Exchange yesterday afternoon the rules on
mar we're proposed, with the exception oI lno
second seeton in which was dnay decided to allow Hom
3p p. Of the next day between the call On mar
g their deposit in accordance with the rues Oh 'o RI
uaAce Committee Of The Exchange
At Mount ST. Vincent the second Of the annual
retreats is now being held sisters Of the Order OF 81 vincent
de Paul assemble annually at this the Mother house. Wnere
for week they devote themselves to fasting ana prayer
Not tell or angeus is fung during the retreat ana the
o bonse 50 hushed that the football Of tire deyotees
may be heard along the marble corridor
John Munster, aged twenty-one, of No. 333 Last
sxteenh. George Cole TWENTY-FIVE Of seYenthaVe
near Thirtyxth st. while wtk yesterday morning pant
inc The College of the City Of NewYork at Twentythfst
and exiuetonave fell scan Id about fifteen feet from
the ground broke his leg and Cole was seyey IN
jurcd The taken to Bellevue Hospital
John Mooney, age twenty-elgit, OF One-hundred-
and entst between Madison and fifth ave. was ouni yes
erday morning by Kayanagh 0f the Twelfth Precinct
with three stab inflicted By John Murphy o. >o S4o
East one thirteenth st. and James Moore ot No.
3.7 East hirteeuhst The three iuen had
been fighting at one hundred andtenthst anu IhrdaVe
Murphy was arrested, and Moore escaped
An old city ordinance, which il is worth while to
remember provides at is unlawful for any person 10 keep
upon premises dog OF other animal whose barking
bowling OF other noise may be annoying offensive TO per
sons living the vicinity Upon complaint by two citizens TO
Police Magistrate the offending animal may be ordered TO be
killed notice, however must first be served upon
the owner the beast Two czeUs and postal card can
thu. break up the largest the city at days
| notice.
James Scanon, aged fifteen, of No 333 East
Thirtynnhs arrested Yesterday by detective Radford
Office charged with stealing clothing valued AZ
$50 from Robert A. Kane aucst the Gsey House. The
Young thief had been accustomed visit Kanes
get clothes for his mother washer woman. He stouty
denied the charge but after few hours IN cell he
made confession, also the OF an accom-
pce who pawned clothing The officers in search
OF the latter.
| BROOKLYN.
Thomas Brunall was arrested last evening for
shooting Williams of No o. Tay lOrsL the
i aal,fpfr dock