New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
NETWORK CITY.


silk jewery, made bright with hand painting, Is
shown in novel designs.
Small BIgg, Quick and Ready are the euphonous
names Of popular physicians in YorkyiIle and Harlem
A city expressnan drove a wagon on Broad
way yesterday with the motto, in large gilt letters NO cross
crown"
Ex-Governor Warmoth, of Louisiana, and Mrs.
warmoth we're among passengers from Liverpool the
Bohna. yesterday.
This is the month for new Fall bonnets, and hus-
bands should remember that BENJAMIN Franklin sad AVOID
all arguments at home"
Extremes may truly be said to meet in a Bowery
museum where child" OF 635 pounds and man OF 46
pounds hobnob on the same platform
A vocal and instrumental concert will be given at
Olvet Chapel No. 90 secondst, tomorrow evening The
proceeds will be devoted to the benefit Of the chapel
The body of a man, five feet six inches in height
found yesterday morning at the foot OF stantonst TWAS
black clothes and black Congress CATERS The body
had been in the apparently about two months
Francis Uirch. German, age 6fty-nlne, residing
No. II scholesst, arrested yesterday Afternoon
charged with beating his wife At $50 p m he was found
hanging his cell door by his sheet Life extinct
The Coast Wrecking COmpanys steamer Relief
was not ready to leave wrecked Msssachu
sets evening She the best drilled crew Of
could organized and the hopes to
float OF the Massachusetts within day or two.
The German taxpayers of the Tenth Ward met at
lO8 Allcnst last night to complete their Organization
for the campaign. committee formed to confer with
orPanzaons with view Of selecting candidates Tor
the Legislature without distinction Of party.
novelty in the wholesale department of
Washington Fish Market is appearance Of oysters opened
by the sold the quart or gallon at the
rate Of 80 gallon about 100 oysters given In
quart measure the cheapest way they can be bought
Tor soup oyster pies
Ellen McLean,o of No. 273 Fifth-ave. complained to
Board yesterday regard to the ringing OF church
bells at Ffthave Nnth-st. Tho comp anant SAYS she
has two boirlers whs very ILL., and whose condition Is
aggravated by continuous ringing Of these bells The mat
ter was referred to Health Department
At a meeting Of the Board Of Health yesterday it
resolved that nghtso pipes in tenementhouses ami
vaults when within twenty feet Of any dwelling. should be
carefully ventilated BY pipes be lad az the board directs
The accumulation also forbidden By
resolution After ]. violations Of this resolution
will be prosecuted civliiy and criminally.
The Police Board, yesterday, dismissed Patrolman
David GerrOw Tw Precinct on August
3d. he wautonly abused coored named Brown and
threatened to club HIN II he com. lained Eoundsnan WI
lam Ryan was transferred from the Tweatythrd TO the
Fourteenth Precinct Pairomln Edward Tracy from tho
Eastern Steamboat Squad TO the First Precinct
he stockholders of the Suspension Bridge and
Railroad Company YESTERDAY elected the follow
ing directors p sherman, Edward NJ Cymer John ~
outware John \. Haidenbergh Augustus r. nacdonough
OlverW Coos, Edison d. Hammond, Bird W. Spencer, Henry
H. Thompson John NJ Abbott Royal c. Villas Augustus
stein this city, and Richard G. Taylor, Of b IAo
Clark Richmond. Of Norwich, Ct, has been miss
ing since September 10 He came to New York
by she steamer Laurence intending TO hospital lie
slightly times He iortythree years or
age FIVE height partially bald, and had
light hair moustache aud chm whisaors His clothes were
black suit lie wore a black and hal
anchor in India ink He carried black yalse marked b.
x H."
The following is a comparative statement of cases
reported Tor the two wee1 ending Oc
tober q, 1875 ,,..,-