New-York tribune., 1877-06-25
NETWORK CITY.

| Municpal officers collected fees last week as fol-
lows Croton rents sS27G1 90, and excise licenses STOOD
| quart of peaches for every man, woman ana
is the estimated crop from pe'a"are an0
| this season.
| Trenor w Park was among the passengers from
Aspnva on the steamship Colon which arrived at this port
| yes eriay
Cnckerinq Hall on Monday next will be turned
over 10 the resco who Will be occupied Two months "
completing the decorations.
| An Italian uorous lately a waiter at Delmonicos
tour,n was short lime since married to daughter OF
! prominent resident of this city.
| The odd Fellows of the annexed district have ded-
icated a new hall Thirdaye, between onehunueua"u
| sxtyseventh and onehundrcd-and siXiy-eish'h'sts.
"Sixty-nine employees discharged from the
I,eparent last week. 16 more heads Will fan
before the st Of july" said Customhouse empoye yes'er
day.
4 larre army of locrsts have taken up their abode
ON tl Newcrsey shore Fort Lee and nightly entertain
the residents OF Carmansvlo ana foit AShins'on WIN
meiodious concerts
The free baths last week were literally pa
tronized people being registered at their gates The
Fifth street the belt FOR numbers ha's hau
20 2i0 male and 3,240 female bathers.
The bark Drui Dubroyack which arrived at this
mort Oh saturday from Glasgow, reports that on Friday she
encountered aoout miles from Fire Island an abandoned
schooner wood The were taken on by one
OF the Philadelphia steamers
Scventy-hye new cases of sickness among the poor
children were reported week the Sick Chldrens Mis-
sion 40 }25 Rvineionst Daring the escnt season 463
children have received relief The physicians have made
27 visits $500 bouquets Of fowe ers have been
di stributeG and also quantity Of fruit.
The North and Last Rivers were alive with every
vart U OF holiday yesterday Among the steamers were
the Plymouth Rock. Long Branch, Amciicus, ye.snk
Adoph Idlewd and william Cook There were also eAcur
SION boats Fishing Banks which were fully paronzed
BIZ those who have ay in the week Tor recreation
The steamship Gernanic, which reached tins port
from Europe Yesterday had passengers including 4@9 IN
the sieeragc landed at Castle Garden tcre was no
tced among them number Of hall grown lads with harpS
uron over shoulders and considerable increase IN
the present ample orchestra Of Nowl ok Is Threatened
George Brown. age 30. of No. 32j Stanton-st,
cor,m ed guicio Saturday by cutting his throat with
razor at residence Of his father in Deanoeys lie had
eu suffering from violent headaches and insane when he
took his life the result o over~ork and ex
ure to saloon in the BoWeIy where e had worked
S a cook.
Sea Clf-that resort where the world and the
flesh are regousy Kept in the background opened on sa
uray with preaching by MIS- Van Cct the evangelist she
exorted select hand OF ccrgymen aud by her magn usm
turned their lukcwaiuness reviNss into ardent zea Tor
te cause sc has espOGsed Ihe Union series OI meet
ings Ni continue until July ..
Isaac c. Pruden, who keeps toy store at No. 90
West Thrteenth-st Saturday afternoon gave loaded
pistol to boy examine and by an acaheh' he
neapon was discharged nurng Ar PTuden severely Ihe
boy became frightened and away The pcce OF the III
tccn.h Precinct whom the affair was reported blame I
49,
lad.
1t was announced positively yesterday that James
Gordon Bennett OF Tie Hrat had returned 10 TINS ct nut
WAS impossible ern where he was ii Is MISTAKE 10 sup
pos that there any indictment pending against MI BehHet
Nay for the duel last SPRING aj no evidence e"nd oe
a,uced to show talt a dul had actually been fought MI
May has been for months past and Ar Bennett is
free cone and go As he pleases
The misery of extreme poverty in great city can
10 further 20 than Mrs Mary Iuh was sent to tie
yorouse on SATURDAY a vagrant complaint of her sis
ter eyes prevented her from paying her rent
she was turned Of the rain and sought shelter at
her sister house. No "a Roses She VAS allowed to lie in
the hallway night, but the next Gay her sister procured
her arrest ana she passed to the home of paupers.
4 distant knsman of the immortal Capt. Co'ilgan
in tiat claimed descent from line Of Irish kngs-"as
CHARGED on aturiay the Jefferson Market Police Court
with bathing in the Uniou.squarc fountain. Andrew MulcaDy
was his name looked scely but dgmned, and gave hs
oc.patoD As an animated sandwchOne OF them icllars
what walks sandwichcd in between two advertising
boards instead ham, He admitted the soft impeachment
Of lifting TO his ps "the immortal breezy schooner but
denied with scorn he drank beer dees Is not
cleanliness heavens lawi Ergo release Five
| days" tie unfceling response Of the Justice
! hcatheu from the African gold coast was re-
Gently conyer Christianity and brought TO this country
by the Rev. Augustus c. WedekInd OF No. "l4 Secondaye
His object was the boy for missionary and the lad
prove himself apt pupil that he gained the entire CONT
dcuce patron. Tlen lac began 20 steal small articles
about , ouse and finally became 50 troublesome that prep
ara made % send nm hack 10 AC4 oh Juhe 10
mn s before his departure he stole his patrons watch,
eve classes !ags &C. valued at SlO0 and gave them 10 a
nesrc named Jackson, 70 convert into cash The
h and both boys were held On Saturday for
exarinarion
Postmaster James received official information
YESTERDAY from owen NJ Long, United states Consul and
Ageut at Panama Of the loss OF the mails on the Pacific
Mail steamship city Of san Francisco when was wrecked On
MAY l6 Last The scEe .dle embraced te mails from New
York to Acapulco Mauzauio and Maz'tan by steamship
sfisI uf,u
IT, stated that only Direct communication with Mama
o Ma1an bv the steamer leaving this city on The
Oh, or 10Th of each MONTH Therefore the mails for those
morris v the steamers leaving NowYork on the 2ii or 2jth
~ each month are held over at the United states Consulate
aud Postal gyrcy Panama until the departure OF the next
| steamer l.,-,,.,
The Rev T. r. Slicer has accepted the call of the
Park Congr, gaona Church. aud he entered the duties
| OF the pas torato yesterday.
! The body found in NewtOwn Creek on Friday was
identified Saturday that of Peter Hughes, glass
blower. Of Eighth ave. New-York.
| In a quarrel on Saturday evening between Mary
We and Mary supkie both residing at No l02
Twenty dTstst. latter stabbed in the BY Mf.
We sArotoon, causing Two severe wounds.
| The police authorities state that the ordinance
restraining the sale Of firearms explosives the
Fourth Of July will be vigorously enforced. Of
dealers who large Of hand Will wait
on MAYOR today compensation the
loss t, vi ncr by the enforcement Of this regulation.
The Long Island Railroad has been rapidly push
ing forward completion its steam road III Atancaye
despto the peIstent efforts OF propeTyowncr along the
route "a prevent its construction The rails
entire distance from Garden City 10 Fatbushave ana the
first trains Will probably the route time
/ week.
A number Of newspaper men of Brooklyn met at
Police Headquarters saturday night 10 pay a proper
tribute OF the late Frank A. Malson for many
years as active Journalist The resolutions Of respect
read yesterday his funeral in The Johnson Street Methodist
Church Many the profession attendance, and fol
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