New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
NETWORK CITY.

There are s. 600 drinking saloons in the city, and
it Is estimated that in SEQ 900 ia spent annually
| Dr. Felix Adler will resume the Sunday morning
services Of his Society Ethical Cuare early in October
Small castors. holding only three bottles. are re-
placing single large formerly used in the centre OF the
table.
Greek ilets of black velvet, with iewelled orna-
above the forehead form part OF the fashionable
couture.
The building Of the American Institute is open to
the public but the greater part the yet
arrived.
An experimental shipment of American oysters to
England recently this city, reported have ar
rived in good condition.
The markets are crowded with supplies of grapes
and large punches Of red holly berries
and wild pitcher plants hawked about the yester
day.
There were no arrivals at Castle Garden YESTERDAY.
bulletin Ike that Of most Of the Exchanges and other
public places doYn given to returns from the
Of war Long Island
The adyIsability Of changing the landing-place OF
the Astoria Ferry from Ninetyseconds to Eghtysixhst,
the landing consideration by the Ferry Commit
tee Of tho Board OF Aldermen.
The transient or floating population of the city on
any estimated follows Immigrants, emporaH
" staying cry 5000 and boatmen, loco
hotels, 10000 visitors at boarding houses 10000
Total. 10000
The Trustees of the Cooper Union Will establish
classes In Industrial Drawing and Designing in their Evening
School. OF Art during the coming Applications must
be Office during evenings Of next weeE, ex
cept Monday and sa urday after halfpast seven O'Clock
Controller Kelly has postponed the sale of the
ferry franchises until September 90 request Of the
companies the several questions that have been
raised and form of the leases be passed
upon by Sinking Fund Commissioners their next SIS
number of ladies and gentlemen in this city.
who were led in getting Moody and sankey to visit
this city, the services this Winter Of the
Rev. George Muller Bristol England for a series Of revvl
meetings He has already accepted engagement to visit
Philadelphia this Winter.
The Normal College was visited yesterday morn
ing by william f. Cody, better known Buffalo Bill" ana
the warriors chiefs whom he nightly saughcrs in
the Bowery aborgines said to be greatly struck
by display hair made By the young but they
didn't attempt to lift any Off
Another meeting of the joint committee repre-
sentng the Canada Southern ana Network Central Rail-
held in city yesterday, but conclusion was
reached. members Of the committee declined to give
Of the propositions before them until they have
plan Tor guaranteeing the Canada Southern
first mortgage bonds.
The Board Of Aldermen has called upon the Police
Commissioners list Of all the police officers
city no detailed for special duty and an expana
the OF such duty The board has also asked
report the amount Of money paid in the
street Cleaning Tor labor and earaSe during
June. July and August.
Paul Bltze who was ordered TO pay his wife, Olga
Baze aimony and fee complained yesterday to
Judge Curtis superior Court Special Term thai owing to
the publication Of sui he had been discharged from one
employment asked abatement Of the terms Of the
Judge Curtis him further time to pay the coun
sci fee and present RENTED most Of the amony
The Bureau Veuiasp has just published the
following of maritime disasters reported during the
July. 1917 sailing vessels reported los23 Eng
lsh. 10 Norwegian, German, American, french, 4
Dutch Italian spanish, Russian, Brazilian. Greek,
swedish which the nationality is unknowni total ~
Gn this number included vessels reported missing
steamers reported lost-6 English German French
swedish total O.
hoat-race took place yesterday morning, on The
Harlem River between policemen Arthur Robinson, Of
the Nnieenh Precinct and Patrick Mcclure OF the Tenth
Tae two miles and ahalf straight away
in whitehall boats from the Harlem Railway bridge TO
NIcCombs Dam bridge Tue close throughout, but
during the half mile Robnon nearly caught craO CIV
ing Mcclure and this he held after warm contest to
the close McGuires time 20 minutes, 10 seconds Rob-
nson lost by length
SUPERINTENDENT Walling called upon, about
month the General Agent of the NewNok and Boston
Fxuress Company who stated that swnding mer
chants city, representing himself as an agent OF the
Express Company His method TO visit places where the
compaays cards hung out and remove goods which
were ready to distance giving in return receipts
signed in of the company Yesterday Detectives
Diks and Handy arrested James Williams, OF No 40 Mott
81 who was identified By the following firms as tie man who
had swinded them FERDINAND Co., OF No 81 Broad
way A. Schmidt Co, of No. 1853 Church ST.; Samuel Cas-
per Of No 43S Broadway, L. D. Brown Co.. OF No 439
Broadway.
BROOKLYN.
In Brooklyn last week there were $50 deaths
f2s less than in the previous week, 213 births, 60
marriages.
Prizes worth $500 were shot for by fiftyfour brew
ers at High Ground schitzen Park Wednesday. Every
contestant received prize
The third steam motor was placed yesterday
the Third Avenue of the Brooklyn City Railroad running
from Twenty fifth st. to Fort Hamilton
~, ia
Albany this week. distribution among the various regi
ments Of city for the purchase Of uniforms
The soloists of the Plymouth Church Choir have
returned from White Mountains and will rehear
sails evening under the direction of Henry Camp
Miss JEANNE l.. Daley, the daughter of Surrogate
Aham H. Daley married 10 Eugene Grant, at ST. Bar
nabas Episcopal Church Bushwick yesterday morning
George Pendergast who has cheated large
number OF citizens Of large Of
yesterday committed By Justice Walsh to await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
William Stirling, age four, of No. 22l Degraw-st.,
Yesterday accidentally fell from thrdstory window. An
awning parlo window broke the force Of the boys fall
and he was seriously injured
Henry Harman age twenty-seven, height five feet
ten inches hair and moustache, has been missing
from his home Seventh and South Ffthsts since sepem
Der T. He in a suit of dark blue cloth. Fe3Ss OF
foul play are entertained
Edward COye, age twenty-five of No. 213 Wash
ngtouave while carrying from Creedmoor yeser
day was thrown from his horse Atlantic and Franklin.
AYES His coarbOne was broken his head and knee were
injured. and he received severe bruises
When last seen alive on Wednesday. Florence Sui
Ivan age sixty Of Dkeman and Dwightsts under the in
uence Of qor Yesterday morning his dead body found
lying eighteen inches Of water In the creek between Wal
and Dkemansts, short distance from the drowned
mans home.
The Suabians of the Eastern District. in the Can
staer yoks Fest at Myrtle lasting
day morning until "Wednesday night consumed more than 700