New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-06
NETWORK CITY.

William T.. Rider OF No 10 East SlNty-lIsl-S'' ~
foreman Of the Jury which was mpaneed yes
,ery Recorder Hackett will charge jury this morning
There is little or no ice in the Sound, ana tIc IL
o'clock ght from Peckslp for Newiaven resumed he
trips night The boats OF this line are heated ious"o
By steam. =,
The Ladies' Union Relief Society acknowledge the
reccn Of 1898 10 from the charge Of the funds
of the Fourth July Centennial celebration this sum beng
the amount remaining In the hands OF the committee
W. +. BiclI formerly judge i'll the British East
India Service will deliver the last Of series OF four lee
lures India Its People and cus'omsa at the Anthem
Memorial room, in Forty ST. near sixth
ave, this evening.
The monthly report of the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty Animals shows that during January there
we're q arrests "a convictions l25 horses were tued out a
being unfit for work. 20 complaints investigated "a horses
GO cats, and So dogs killed.
The ffty-second annual report of the Society Tor
The Reformation OF Juvenile Delinquen shows that oi' ch
dren been received during the year. ana 'ha the hD
now in the House 9Sj OF those admitted ~ were o. Ils
II3 Of German and 80 OF American percentage.
Can't Merritt of the Coast Wrecking Company
came to the city yesterday from the stranded steamship
Amcrque and that the vessel had not been moved Tor
,o or ree DAYS past ana that hope OF hcaving
her of before high tides. at the middle OF the onth
and possibly before the peIgee tides OF the st OF February
The College of the City of New-IOrk was opened
for the second term yesterday The students much dis
satisfied with the action Of the trustees III depHvihg
them of their usual weeks vacation Textbooks were
issued ualpreiminay wor OF arranging incl
books was completed
William Mathews has applied to the Department
Of buildings for permission buildings FOR trnch
flats: costing altogether COB located lots N0s fo- to
1872 sixthaye Also, for Irencliat building costing
SIS co. at 40. ~ West Foryftllst During January only
% applications were The Gepartmentte smallest
number FOR years.
In the suit of Henry Simon against Gustav Coin,
judge Douohue yesterday dismissed the complaint TIE init
grew Of suit IN the Marine Court in which pan'i was
arrested at the instance OF the defendant The order o. arrest
ff IA Nf 10 III I!
but the Marn' coar snt Is no' eied Judge
DonOhuc tbiuAs this suit premature.
In the suit of q hin against Iombold Sheriff Brcn
nan having seized ana sod the dcfenoas property Dr. Helm
bcs assignee applied 10 have the sheriff costs reta&e OBJ
jcans ally to four items OF aaetone'rs ices amounting
TO 81 30 - Judee DJnoluo has dcnd the application
holding that tie sheriff cannot now be charged Win auc
,ioucer fees which have been hXcl b. the court
Dr. Chamber, Of the Coiegiat" Church STATES that
no PROPOSE, made in tho consory to retire him and
clos. the LAFAYETTE Church reported In THE IG
Uss publ ri yesterday Of the acton o the Con-
s!-ory regard 10 Dr. Ludlow, Vrc-rdi. zeal error IN
head line read that Dr. LudIcWs congregation re-
qt-tej lim To J Tie congregation III realty requested
Dr. Lutlow TO rcbtlLl
/ john Calhchan, late Of 80. $50 East S;X'ythrd
ST. was turned his house by writ OF o'ctmcut yestor
day. iic LIT his Hdt daughter Agnes, Eine ycarS Old 10
watch over the hold as and rendie willie he sought
OF. quarters bis family. ON A4J return the g "is
missing al! has not slIcc boon s"H she is described rs ha
nr brown hair ssuy coup ion, gray eyes Large FOR her
ob, nar working honest in all his deaAss and who
| always paid lbs re -ul'riy when cHI!o ol.
| Ibc UoiId Company has brought Il personal suit
against Andrew Tor advertising Tor the city. Mr.
Green ordered publication o ccst. oncn ~ cry
bends Bg; when tia b about 500 came ~ e'docided
That m. civ had given no authority she advertisements ana
tn could tine bill The P2nta then sued
Andrew H. Greer G,icidiut has uteipo scd demurrer
appointed or argument yest,r'@y u'"ie J''se
worst in supreme Court special Ieii b" wa d'o"rne"
by consent OF couus, to Friday. o. ". West appeared for
| plaintiff: %. J. Dean i,r dcfeldiat
Frederick H. Greer who has had some previous
suits growing % his biographical business has sued C.
Iiplncott and J. H. LyWncott the Philadelphia publishers
tor breach ntrici, claiming $500 damage lieass'rts
that he arranged with them to become his American PUBLISH"
crs Of Gu!c" whcl bin cinE ont IN London and
sent them copies sell but the Lppncott5 t@i to sell
it, giving rs an tia; rival guide maker ai told them
| It would Infringe ina copyright The ease cane before
Judge Van Worst in supreme court Special Tenn Oh de-
murrcr by Defendants that the Iianh had not included
all and did not show any element Of damage me
reserved ts d. cision. T. W ,man appears Ior pam
! tG. Edward Patterson for the defendant
| The second trial of the salt Of Patrick L. Cor
corau, by his guardian. against The Newlork Cen
| ral and Hudson River Railroad Company was begun
yesterday beore JUDGE Van Hoes~n in Common Pleas
| Trial TORN. The plaintiff then boy about ten years
old was crossing EleycnI-aver at fyscyeutlst when
a gravel train came lac says wtho| any warning lie
stepped of the track and the whole tram passed nm en-
cent the last car. That had projection when
caugh' threw him down. the wheels ct the car passing
over his leg compelling au9u1tiou lie asks $4,000
usual Il absence Of negligence in the
company coutrbuOry ccncc in the boy The case -
st W 3. wines and j. G. -ha" appeared ;of plaintiff
| I. Lojms for defendant
A statement ha, recently been made that the dcci
s!on Of tac consulting engineers of the Bl1cawes Island
Bd tgc would probably delayed owing to certain nharmo
them respecting design Tor IN arch
which ac presented for adoption At the once OF the
COMPANY declared yesterday that the statement had no
foundation In order 10 properly test each plan much
the engineers was
held last evening the deliberations were secret
1t thought decision would be arrived al ana presented
TO the Board Of Directors the next meeting 1t was raoed
that the designs which received the most favorable attentions
the engineers gen. scrolls suspended Srer capG
McDouaIds, cant!eycr; and Capt Eads an arch design
which, however, is considered somewhat unfeasee.
The investigation into the charges Of cruelty
against Rev. Edward Cowey superintendent OF the Cil
Fold concluded several weeks and wa then
upon the LIST of the present molth MI and Mrs
C0wey would retire from the management o. the Institution
Yesterday TRIBUNE reporter called at the Fold a on ask
ing superintendent MI COwley appeared and sad
that lie st IN charge. and also President OF the
Boad OF Trustees. The Rev. -. esiaudet, one OF the
trustees stated last night that hc had een absent from inc
city and had been informed to the recent proceedings
of The board So far he knew superintendent had been
chosen succeed Mr. COSley although his retirement was
desired by the board Other members Of the Board OF
Trustees visited last night but no information could be
gained IN the matter.
The death of poor workingman yesterday called
Coroner Wotmans attention dangerous practice OF
leaving at night the awning hooks which for aAyerts
ing purpose many merchants suspend samples Of thr
during the day George IIaBcSe cxprcssman Of
No pa SiXthst, returning home from work the
night OF Dec rs. and turning the of sixhst and
Avenue c. he against iron hook suspended from the
awning front Of Robert Dreus grocery The sharp
point the hook entered his forehead just the eye
1cng a very painful wound Hancke had a wife
six children depending for their support his labor cndeav
ord to continue his calling but after few days Of suffering
he