New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
NETWORK CITY.

: A. M,tropolftan Hot>i-J j. Estey OF Bratteboro' ~
NETWORK CITY.
A new ribbon, called camers-hair ribbon Is
in soft stripes Of old gold. black and red
The steamship Main, from Bremen, landed
o5s Immigrants nj Castle Garden yesterday the Baltic
from Liverpool lG7; toe state OF Nevada from Gias
Cow, 80.
Bernhard & Hutton yesterday paid 10 Col
cctor Merritt an additional $4,000 on account OF tue
Government claim for Sl2O,0OO. making $4,000 PAID
thus far in settlement OF the duties stolen ny feurcA
the forger.
The Stock Exchange Committee on Admis-
sion. has refused 10 admit A. i. stockweI formerly
President Of the Pacac Mail steamship CSmrsHy 10 rd
seat on the floor of the Exchange. MI ''ocA"c" ~
Gently bought the seat Of a dead member
The PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company has re-
duced the price coal for November about ~ Genus
ton on all sizes except stove and chestnut the Lhieh
Valley and Delaware and Hudson Canal Coal CON-
panes have decided 10 inin'"'N '"' '''''''
for this month
Mary f. Overin, who was tried before Judge
Sutherland for alleged bcamy In marrying dFhH man.
with whom she had had iIlegitimate relations ana
whose crous defence that she had deceived MN ny
subs,utnr her sister in her place. acquitted yes
crdoy The Jurors IN the Court OF General sessions
out early on THURSDAY morning, ana du ho'
until Yesterday morning with their VERDICT
Oliver StahlnCCker, a member OF the ITO
duce Exchange was suspended by the Board OF Man
REPRESENTATIONS to invest 10000 in an i ssh bcet
exporting company, OF when SianlhecheI was UNIV
tor. The company has since lal'd'
The impression has gone abroad that the
present Loan Exhibition at the Academy OF Design Is
only duplicate OF last years. The managers Wish 10
stale that the present exhibition has only three articles
which were seen in the last One price OF Cnp al NOME,
cohwcb loaned bv Mrs j. j. Aston, ana pair OF ScNres
vases owned by Mrs, C. b. llosack
President IIurlbut, who Is now IN TINS cry
gave notice that owing the injunction granted at the
of the -. Louis Alton ana Irrre hau'e hdu'
the first mortgage coupons Of the Indianapolis ana 81
Louis Road due Yesterday could not be PAID Mr. Hui
but claims that the interest money mas bren tartu ~
the road and that II Will he ald AS soon as inc iV"
ton can be removed.
The schooner Ida NJ. Eldridgc arrived from
Cardcnas Yesterday after a bolsterous passage On
October 49, during heavy gale. a sea was shipped
which carried away the bulwarks, stove hole In the
bow filed tho cabin, and swept everything m9Vahe
octnber no tb~ schooner NJ LION spoken. and shc
furnished the IldridGc with PROVISIONS
The report of Assistant Surveyor Lake, for
the sN months ending October ~. shows that there
were weighed .22l ,O3i.7s7 pounds Of merchandise,
being %, 2O3,SJ6 pounds more, the expense OF the
Wciehcrs Department being slG,O53 - less than for
the corresponding period Of last year; The cain to he
Government IN actual Over schedule ,ar' on suSaI %
SIO 400 more than the entire expense Of the NClghrrs
department for The same time.
Controller Kelly has sent letter to Com
missioner Campbell IN reference TO the vouchers OF
Mcs-rs. Guy G. HotckIs- Field & Coz who supply the
city with fire hydrant lie says that during the last
fifteen months O2j hydrant- have been furnished at
cost Of S2i Gl5 % and That 49, hydrntH are nndc,
counted for. Mr. Kelly say nat he has been informed
that hydrants in the Nnth Ward have been removed
and broken Mp. He also declares that the work Is dcfec
tive and suggests a careful examination OF II.
The saloon of Dominick O'Reilly, at No.
time Alfred L. Kendall, young man Of good family, ly
ing At No 359 East Oucnundred and-t y-fourth-t
disappcarcd and this TACT aroused suspicion. Late on
Tursdav night an officer arrest ted Kendall IN Harlem
On ncng searched, uue pawn uckrt' were ound on Ills
was found 10 represent barclle balls tan N from the
saloon. hut the others Represented property OF which
Mr. O1ciy mad no hnowlcdst JuS.I'r Mhrei'T ordered
The prisoner to bee locked up 10 await examination
The bondholdcrs of the St. Charles, Mo,
Bridge Company yesterday, NJ meeting IN this city,
accepted the proposition of the st. Louis. Kansas city
and Northern Railway Company for an exchange Of
u 900 900 bonds The new bonds to be issued by me
Railroad Company are 10 be tniry-ycars currency
bonds hearing per cent mtcrcs for the hIrt three
years, and per cent for The rcmanng tWcnty,'cyrn
year., secured by first mortgage on inc bIlIGc prop
crtv, The Railroad company agrees 10 pay Flo'uooa
year into the sinking iund becoming October J. iNeJ
aud r. 10 have the option Of paying on the chI' issue
bonds al time at par ana interest upon giving
six months notice.
I'm the New Bowcrv, and almost under the
OF the Elevated Railroad Is an OLD huTldpldCc,
epcrclcd 10y a ma -sye wall OF masonry and strong
Ironfcuce. Looking through the openings ~ the IN
closure one the tombstoncs and read their IN
script,Opa where they have not been dcaccd by the
storms OF many wears Of these stones have lost
their entire faces hy the crumhing action Of frost aud
heat and ram others lie prone on the ground after
standing nearly century. Some OF The Inscriptions
which are stIll rghc IN Hebrew ana some In Eng
fish The Hebrew characters followed by Miriam. Ju-
Gltn and other Old Testament names, proclaim the
race OF the dead WHO rest In this place.
BROOKLYN.
The lifcless body of DIcdrch Schvcr, who
lived I'm tenement house at First Hud South Frrtsts,
WAS found IN the cellar ~ hsTcsdcGcc yesterday morn
ing He leaves wife and two children. and had become
Respondent from his failure TO obtain employment. lie
was hty-cight years Of age.
Thomas Kelly, age thirty, a blacksmith, had
a quarrel on March %. with his landlord, Michael j.
Russell nj No 2lG Frankn-St and bit him 80 severely
OIL the middle finger that he died from blood poisoning on
August 10 Kelly was tried yesterday IN the Court Of
Sessions. The testimony slowed that hc was assaulted
by Russell and that he seized Russcls finger with his
teeth IN sclf-dcicncc. lie was acquitted.
JERSEY CITY.
Edward Casey was brutaly beaten Thurs
day uIght by George Davis aud Alexander McIyOr Of
No. % JacRson-avc. Jcrscy city Heights. His assa
ants were arrested yesterday.
George Rhodes and Edward Lambert were
Yesterday arrag ntd upon charg" Of keeping lottery
Incy pleaded not guilty, aud were placed under 800
bonds each to appear for sentence