New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-07
NETWORK CITY.

| months, resumed publication yesterday.
Portions of Fourth-aye. which have long been
| in a dan gerous condition, now being repaired
| The New-York Association for Improving the con-
dton OF the Poor since organization in lSi has sDused
nearly 10000 giving relief to over alfOoOOO persons
Sixty immigrants were landed yesterday at Castle
Garden from steamer Pereirs nom haVe
thirteen the Aragon from Bristol, England and TWO
hundred and seventeen from the steamship Suesia NOM
Hamburg
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Managers Produce Exchange held yesterday.
number members approved aud the following
Complaint Committee appointed Tor september: T. NJ Van
Tassen, John @. Dale and Gould II. Thorpe
Among those who called at the Pension Office yes
erday was Weed draws pension by virtue OF
service in OF 1872 Another pensoner was an old
that be had to be brought in carriage and was
unable to go into the Office to draw his check
Detective Kearns, of the Central Office, arrested
Albert A. Thop yesterday morning at No. 1872 Churcst on
a charge embezzng $4,000 from George RUSSELL OF Law
renee Mass Thorp bookkceper for the Russell manu-
featuring Company succeeded in embezng the money
two years ago During time detectives have been search
ing for him.
The Board of Directors of the National Rife AS
ISOLATION yesterday 80 p PARK row Col Ningate
presented the ASSOCIATION gold markmans badge to be shot
for at 200 and 800 Yards to before becom
Ing property the winner. The committees report
showed had affiliated with the association
during past year letter was also received from II.
stewart optcan Of London, stating that he had forwarded
three valuable prizes, TO be shot for next week.
Samuel Langley, first mate Of the American ship
George Hurbut was brought before Commissioner Deuel.
yesterday charged with shooting sailor Abrams Johannes
Verbaars in the English Channel July D. Verhaars
prevent Langley from striking another
capsan bar, when Langley drew pistol ana
the breast inctng severe wound 10y which he
was disabled FOR weeks Langley held for examna
ball. and yerLaars sent TO jan to be held as
witness.
The Association of French Refugees composed Of
the exled Communists who part in TIE Paris Revolution
March Is 1870 recent meeting in this city resolved to
extend ali the imprisoned Communists ~ New Caledonia
About 1900 Communists stil confined there The com
ittee was composed F. Olivier, Lorn Justls
schwab Others About 1000 members Of the Paris Com
muue are living cy, and ABOUT 5000 in all are eX
He'd in the United states.
Several hundred letters received by the steamship
seya from Hamburg yesterday. tightly together
by le melting Of the with which they were sealed and
badly mutated IN the process Of separation The max
bags had apparently been slowed near the boilers III
vessel very hot reaching the Office Many OF Tho
letters had Che addresses almost obeIae and others were
they required envelopes Postmaster James
called upon the Of the aerya for an Investigation
OF the cause OF The accident
Two Germans. few days ago, made the acquaint-
ance Of Mrs Pauline Hoo, OF Astoria matketwoman. ard
represented that they wished purchase town lots They
represented themselves 10 be wealthy bus tat u,r trunks
were IN the Custom one who sad his name wa
Banheimer borrowed $50 from Ms. Hoo., 10 pay law
yer drawing the She saw nothing OF either unu
yesterday morning. when she met in Seventy foaiihat this
civ the man who said his Bernhemer, and caused
bis arrest racman was turned To the Long Island City
police The prisoner who Tespectiueoosng Hebrew Is
said bv bis friends 70 Frey cigar manufactures OF
this city.
The widowof Dr. Charles +. Rodenstein. a Fordham
physician. action 20 recover from Julius Hnmeh
$3.50 for years from her late husband Hueid re-
fuses 10 pay ground that Is moi customary for pay
clans to charge students tuition fees one Of the illnesses
German doctor was Judge Portern charging stu
dents zoe was not "a custom hoIored the breach than
aff 4fil. head uOl
but gavettup why" said the Judge, ri; ia pure English
and taken Shakespeare" 81 knows noting ab'utdi
Shakespeare" reply. "give me somnss from der
Bber "Now you've got me-" replied the Counsel ana the
witness lett tie stand.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev. Or. Miner of Boston, formerly President
OF Tufts College viii preach clement Avenue Unver
salst Church sunday morning and evening.
second steam motor was placed on the Bay
Ridge branch Of the Thrlave road Wednesday This
experiment rapid transit pronounced By the officers Of the
City Railroad to be successful
The third tier Of cells building AT the Penlten-
rary viii double Of the prison for the care Of
female prisoners The being raised for this
pose aud the work will completed within three months
At the armory of the 47th Regiment. on Nednes-
day evening Leut.Col william Il BrOwnel was elected
Colonel MAJ c. Bradley. Lieutool, and capt T. v
futile Major Browne enlisted in the regiment IN 1869
A japanese is employed among the workmen Oh
the Brooklyn Bridge do climbing work. Yesterday he ran
m rome hand over Assistance Of more than hfy
feet and performed at the top with appar
emf
Miss Medora Waugh who was reported as having
disappeared parents home NO IS Novelist Green
poin under suspicious circumstances Thursday Of last
week. has She had been staying with distant el
tive IN the Western District
Charles Healey age nine, was held by JUS tce Ferry
on wednesday the OF the Grand Jury for set,
ting reto stable OF Edward Ahearne No 26 Columbia
last sunday night The prisoner IL the youngest n
cendary tried for arson in Kings County.
A kerosene lamp last evening exploded in the
hands Of Mrs Francis Badger sixtytwo Of No 500 Gin
tonaye aud set fire her clothing. Her sonnaw, capt
Peabody his Efforts eXtngush the flames was himself
severely burned Mrs. Badgers recovery is doubtful
Controller Burrell yesterday drew warrant for
sO29i 80 favor OF the Inebraes Home OF Kings County,
in accordance with the OF the Legislature giving fifteen
per cent Of the excise receipts Home. The above
amount was for May, June July and August.
Ex-Aldeman John \. Taylor was yesterday APP
pointed by Mayor Republican member Of the
Board Election, in place Of Franklin woodruff who re-
Gently resigned Mt TAYLOR who Is lawyer represented the
Thirteenth the Common Council of 1872 and 1873
lie has part in other political contests Upon
receiving appointment in at the city Clerks
office - -.
Ellen Newell. of Moraan-st., was arrested for
drunkenness on Wednesday locked up the Second Pre-
cinct Police saton A. two a. NJ yesterday she VAS found
intcnpemnca
The thieves, Smith and Ribbon who were recently
arrested have told the police where they could mud most o
The sgsa from 5a M G S@ 81 Of N f@nPS RE the
Yer Of Sir. Fleming two second hand stores.
Henry Purdy living with his brother on Washing
v o "hH Maider in BTooSyn IL now appears that
there no testimony against furdy VINO Vas aclarstd
was told he had been arrested possible witness
The complaints Of the Society for the Prevention
made under OF ord Jersey civ passed
July ls63 e@RsSqaenly tine Sase VI" mot go ee'2Tg e
Davis there has been difficulty IN enforcing the law In JUS