New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
NETWORK CITY.

silks are Of paidS formed Of several distinct eolors
The Board of Police yesterday awarded the
advertising OF the FAN elections TO The TRIBUNE anu
The Express
Raw silk curtains are in the rich dark colors
shown in Persian carpets and carpets and curtains are
chosen to match.
The ladies of DR.. Dix's church, are busy
making clothing for the children made orphans ny tne
yellow fever in the South.
The Board of Police yesterday passed
resolution denying the sOciasticLabor party the pHV
ege OF Inspectors of Elections.
Matthias Wilulm, age ffty-fve, coffin
maker while at work yesterday afternoon on eofhn'
in a shop atNo. 227 Bowery, dropped dead.
The steamship HindoO, which sails for Hull,
England to-day takes in her freight two dredging
machines for the Russian Government making seven
which have been sent thus far
At the request of General Shaler, the Board
of Police has granted permission for the different ar
mories in the city 10 be connected with Ponce HEAD
quarters by telegraph, at the expense OF the In3'
Frederick A. Busch. of No. 2S2 First-ave''
has been held in $500 by the Coroner 10 await the
action OF the Grand Jury for eareessness in accident
ally shooting Thomas Gahan' the Doot-DacA' on sep
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Five hundred and ninety-four immigrants
were landed at Castle Garden yesterday 800 from
Bremen on the steamship Rhein; 30 from Liverpool,
the City OF Montreal and 40 from LONDON on INC
Denmark.
Thus far about $500 pensioners have been
paid 100000 Colonel Costa has not received any funds
10 pay about 600 invalid naval pensioners and he has
telegraphed to the Department at Washington TO know
the cause OF the delay.
Mary DAILY was sentenced to the Penitentiary
for seven and oneha years by Recorder Hackett on
plea of guilty 20 charges Of burglary aud grand larceny
There are seventeen indictments for similar ouehceS
hanging over the womans mead.
City Marshal John ID. 0'Brien, of No. 1924
Third-ave accdenty fell into the East River at Eighty
sxthst at o'clock yesterday morning, and was res
the Sinety-ninth Street Hospital
The Dock Commissioners yesterday awarded
a contract for removing the old pier No. 80. North
River and the ftrryboat platform at the foot OF Cham
bers-st and constructing a pier. 20 be known as
new No 90" TO p Sanford Ross and Joseph b. Sanford
Officer Lambert, of the Society for the Pre-
venton OF Cruelty 70 Animals yesterday caused the
arrest Of Joseph Walsh OF No 3l4 West Tweny-fourth-
ST. for driving team OF whose neoks were sore
and bleeding. and Justice Kasuire held him in $500
bail to answer.
The Allen has requested the Board OF
Police 70 return the property taken the occasion OF
the raid on his gambling establishment two years ago.
The Property Clerk reports that nothing except gam
bling implements IN store ant nothing else seems TO
have been taken from Allen.
The Helvetia Rifle Club, the oldest rifle as
ISOLATION in New-York Will celebrate its twenty-hfth
anniversary with prize shooting. in connection with
Swiss National Festival from September to H. at the
Union Hin schuetzen PARK. There viii be about 800
prizes, OF a total value OF more than $4,000
Mrs Mary Delmege, of No. 1913 Orchard-st.,
reported 10 Sergeant Beechng ut the Central ONCE yes
terday that poorly came 10 her hOuae on
Thursday, to whom she gave 25 cents. Leaving her
child OF four weeks Mrs. Demcges care, the mother
went out to buy something 10 eat hut dd not rstufh
The child was given to the care Of Matron Webb.
At a regular meeting of the With Assembly
District Republican Association, held at Grand and
Clinton-sts last evening resolutions offered 10y
Daniel r. Crowley approving President Hayes manage
ment OF domestic and foreign affairs, and commanding
mis- recent appointments the New-York Custom
House After heated debate, they we're referred to the
Committee on Resolutions.
The following passengers sailed from New
York Yesterday: BY steamship Rio dc Janero-E. II.
Fem, G. D. Sargent. G. NJ Richards Mrs. I. w. Hast
ings child and infant. Coni Mackenzie Clara Petcher
c. W. Patterson, r. j. ~ Carter and Henry sehloss for
Rio de Janero II. C. Prndle United States Consul, wife
and infant. for Para; Manuel Cortado. T. T. Merritt.
A. Z. Hughes, A. Lavandayra, p. A. d. Emfare Hyo,
Manuel CabuTa, wife and three children, Tor 81 Thomas
William Dayton, age thirty-eight, roofer,
residing at No 2lS East Gweny-1rstst. was arrested
on Monday charge preferred by his wfe's sister,
Ada Page age sixteen, Of being the father OF her new
born babe. Yesterday Justice BiXby released Dayton
upon the payment OF $3.50 to his wife, Annie. who
pledged herself 10 care for her sister Ada Dayton also
reuqushed all claim the furniture in his house and
the guardianship OF his babe and further consented to
keep away from his wife. Mrs. Dayton has Instituted
an action for divorce.
BROOKLYN
Music at Prospect Park at p. m.
The Sixth Avenue Police yesterday made a
descent upon pOcyshop at No GOT Atlanticaye., hut
found no one except writer, l.. White, OF No. OF
RyersOns and three men, who were held as witnesses
The prop ietors were absent
The examination in the case of William H.
Muldoon, who was assaulted at Brighton Beach
August II, concluded yesterday. before Justice
Walsh, aud resulted IN the discharge OF Michael f.
keatng, the remaining prisoner
James Hoey, age eighty-One, of No. sos
Clinton-st, fell from elevated road at Downing
Lawrences shipyard, at the foot OF Courts Thursday
and received q severe conclusion OF the brain, from
which he died yesterday morning.
The two-story frame building at No. 1877
Ply1nouthst. fell on Thursday night causing 800
damage 1t was owned by DObleman's glassworks, and
WINS used In part for the storage sand The upper
story occupied by family, but no one injured
Jacob Creamer, of No. 142 Segel-st was
arrested yesterday warrant issued by Justice Eli
OFT OH the complaint OF Mrs. Ellen Giroy, No. 800
North Ffthst who charged him with attempting to
NIT assault her daughter Josephine, age ten, on
September 3.
The funeral OF the late DR.. Samuel Hart
was held yesterday afternoon at his late residence No
3s2 Atlantic-ave The Medical Society Kings County
attended in a body. The services conducted by
the Rev. DR.. James NJ. Ludlow, OF the Westminster
Presbyterian Church
The Fire Commissioners have decided to
appoint an assistant fOremen for each company In the
department. Forenen and assistant foTemen will not
be allowed he absent from the engine houses at the
same time. The assistant f0remen will not receive any
additional compensation.
The Brooklyn Corporation Counsel yesterday
obtained from Judge Pratt modification of the injunc
ton restraining the city Of Brooklyn from interfering
with the work of the Brooklyn Steam Transit Company,
directing the company TO refrain from carrying on ITS
work pending the hearing on the injunction
NEWARK TAX COMMISSIONERS.
At the last session of the NewJersey Legis-
laure law was enacted providing that the Tax Com
mssioners Newark shall be nominated by the Mayor