New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
NETWORK CITY.

linen and lace Tor ladies'
There 81 ,}02 letters in the mail of the steam
ship Idaho. which sailed yesterday.
The Cotton Exchange resolved yesterday, after
considerable discussion 10 make July g. g. and holidays
The Gas Commission yesterday directed the streets
lighted in Rveriae in the Twenyfourth Ward of this
city, and bids to be opened July q
The agents of the Anchor Line Steamship Com
pany will give reception to their shippers and consgnee to-
day board their steamship Deyona.
Joseph A. Dean, who seriously wounded by
explosion OF the hand grenade by orye d. Je~ett on
April mis- office yesterday for the drst time since the
disaster
All the hotels at Long Branch open to-day with
the exception Of States which win be ready for
guests Saturday The hotel propetors predict success
fu season.
The Long Branch steamers, connecting at Sandy
Hook with the New Jersey Southern Railroad
North River ego, 9:3O and 1910 M and 345 g. and
G:l5, p. M Sunday boat leaves at $3.50. a.
The following among the recent gifts to the
Soldiers fund Strong Place Baptist Church, Brook
yn sI3 81 Presbyterian Church. Conkn n v, S5; First
Presbyterian Church. Syracuse s7 "a Reno Post No "A,
G. A. r. NewYork City, si75 simpson NJ f. Church, Brook
lyn sl5
A general order from the commander of the Sth
Regiment Infantry Prescott Arizona announces the
death of Major FrorcS d. Ogby al Camp Apache May 30
and pays high tribute to his social qualities and his services
as officer OF thee Rev. Frederick Ogiby d
Trinity Church In this city
A warrant in bankruptcy has been received by
Register against Duryee, lumber dealer.
at No 2jS Cherrs the petitions of q creditors TO wEom
he owes $4,000. The largest claims Mary 0uryee,
S42 Biger Coz 2OS7 receiver of the Lorlard Fire
Insurance Company ss,276; Anod & Co. $3.50
The Rev. Or. Thomas liuDand Gregg. late Vicar
Harborne in the Diocese of Lchfed England will
bishop OF the Reformed Episcopal Church az
II today in the church Madisonave. and Fiftyhiih
st. Of winch William T. sabine pastor Bishop
Cheney Chicago will preach the conservation sermon.
Il is suggested that gentlemen who live in the
country aud the city daily business could do much
good at little cost by bringing occasional basket flowers
for the poor children George Calder Superintendent Of
the Chndrens Mission 325 Rivingon will send
any depot gifts OF flowers and return empty baskets
The following is comparative statement of
contagious disease reported for the two weeks end
~-FRvERs.-- CereDro
snding phils phold. let. meningitis Measles. iberia pOx
june june i S;..S g 3 g e :
Sheridan Shook has introduced a cold air machine
Gimores Garden. It consists Of an immense hy
Wheel the breeze through five windows, and Is
by This wheel fan pushes the air through
wooden pipe casing that surrounds the building and which
has aud the stand The heated
air up by the influx OF the cool breeze and being
-her, pushed through windows and yeaalors IN the
roOL
While number of workmcn were employed in
hong large blocks yesterday afternoon Madison
ave and Ffyfourths, large derrick which they were
using from is supports and fell 20 the ground
Thon.s Lynch 327 East Thirty nntst crushed
instantly killed. and john Ryan OF seventy thrdst and
Avenue was fatally injured could be
ricated carried Lukes Hospital. The body Of
Lynch the Nineteenth Precinct station and the
coroner was summoned The falling OF the derrick acct
dental
Deputy Coroner McWhinnie yesterday made a
postmor upon the body of the unknown man,
supposed tramp who died on Monday night after being
kicked by Charles Marmon bartender OF the saloon No 465
Death found to have resulted from rupture
NJ
old wound The had also Brglts disease of the
kidneys marks Of violence upon the leg The
injury might have been occasiOned by sgt push and
the prisoner will probably be released trng bail today
Isaac b. Carey. keeper of saloon at No. 30 Bow
cry charged Bernard NJ Bush, in the Tombs Police Court
yesterday with inlmiang HIM with pistol Bush stated
retired dentist and in Carey saloon he spent
his Lately he noticed that the walters put drugs
in liquor His stomach and his moral sense alike revoed
this fraud, and he made complaint at the DisrctAttor
neys Office lie told To collect particulars aud In doing
limited the proprietor that his drinks were badly mixed
Carey put him Of the saloon Bush was held for medical
examination.
A resident of Rverdale states that last Sunday a
four horse roller was employed upon newly repaired por
of Rveraeaye without any attempt lessen the usual
noise confusion The work discontinued just long
permit of the usual services in the churches upon
that 1t conducted under the supervision OF the
district foreman who until o'clock present with his
gang wagon and teams The work was explicitly Of
by MT North the Engineer superintendent OF the
Department Public Parks. 70 would that the fire.
quent the past fortnight have given ample opportu
ny complete this work, without thus bidd ng open def
ance alike public prophet ~ ANA Christian principle
William VI. Habrslaw was appointed yesterday
as chemist Produce Exchange by the BOARD OF Man
ayers The following additions made to rules regulating
inspection Of nour When the unable to weigh
the places Of delivery the seller shall be informed and
unless he provides suaDe place for weighing without ex
pense the purchaser the latter shall have the Fight to re-
move flour it weighed by the inspector at the
place delivers IT, Changes also made in the
deliveries Of grain time contracts ana transferable orders
adopted that when contract natures on sun
day holiday delivery shall oe made on the preceding
day. No property sa be rendered any day
UPON which the Produce Exchange does not hold business
session.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
j. Brennan Assistant sanitary Inspector to the Health
Department charged number OF milk dealers with viola
II the law Of 1874 They nearly all from Brooklyn
NewtNn, l. L. and their wagons and cans were iraudu
lenty marked Orange Uouny MIX" "Westch,ster Dairy
MIX" Their James Cain, No. 10 Hart-s;
Nicholas Elers. No 32l Marcyaye; Myer Rosenburg, No
1896 Hamburgye. T. Reagan. No. l02 North fthst John
Hageunan No $40 Myrtle Blenk. No Az East Fifth
ST. all Brooklyn A. Lebeman and John Kaueld Of New
town. and Charles Saunders OF No 30 Fast Tenth s
They arrested the Grand ana Houston
Ferrics O.. Yesterday IA" the city
They each required 10 furnish bail III 1900 to ahswrr
BROOKLYN
Workmen began yesterday to tear down the build
ing school No H. W has long been considered too I'M
occupancy building will be erected at
William L. Morse. age 30 years. of No. ll3 Noble
Gr,enpOnt tied tout rope about his neck yesterday
afternoon and jumped into the river 81 the foot oil het
He va. rescued By officer Daten and William Hatch
TIE moral force of the passage of the salary reduc-
or bin MAYOR Schroeder thinks win be 81 more value Than
saving cisy which Tor the present. Is only
s2 500 year The Mayor THINKS, however thar the ultimate
result will be 10 reouoe many expenditures ana salaries IN
! other directions.
A large number of divorce eases have recently
tIcd DEGREES 81 absolute divorce were
granted IN thc supreme Court Monay the follow ing