New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-20
NETWORK CITY.

i he DOaru OF fAClst Slduttu 800 iNOho'S
last week, for which &162SO was received.
Last week, in this city, 40 persons died,
400 were born and 1872 marriages were celebrated.
The police made ,573 arrests last week,
and thrty-three boys and sixteen girls lost in the
streets found temporary shelter with Matron Webb at
the Central Office.
Most of the stained glass windows have been
placed i'll the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Fthave. The
altar is nearly finished. Thus far about 100000 has
been spent on the building.
Charles NJ. Bradley, age forty-four, is re-
ported to have been missing from No Centrtst since
Nav 10 lie Is described five feet eight Inches I'D
height with dark brown hair and eyes, and dressed III
dark suit.
In addition to the many attractions already
announced for the of Mrs j. X. Hackett, wAich
will take rlace at Seinway Hall this evening, George
NandenhOH will give Two recitations as lfloutc Oh
respect.
Thomas O'Keefe, age ten years, OF No. 600
West Forty-seveutEst, accidentally shot yesterday
afternoon by Thomas Bernhard, OF Forty near
Niniavc. The bullet entered his left thigh intlchS
serious wound.
The rcport of the Treasurer of the New
York Gold Exchange, which closed May l, 1877,
shows S1272ll 81 III receipts, and S5,1O3 % IN as
bursements; balance on deposit III the Mammalian 'oih
piny, T3l, IO0 W. -.
Dominick Stephch, employed in the yards of
the Hudson River Railroad at the foot OF West Thirty
Grs,t was run over by train Of freight cars Yesterday
while coupling cars. He instantly killed. bis body
being terribly nanglcd.
Professor J. :. Newbcrry, of the School OF
Mines Columbia College, will read paper This evening
before the Academy Of Sciences at No II west thirty
nrst-s upOn "Ihe Later Geological History OF New"
York Island and Iiarbor.'
Messrs. l.. X. LiveImorc, Samuel DALEY,
Jesse Hoyt, l.. 4. Kent and Peter Welsh have pe"n
appointed a committee Of the Produce Exchange 70
examine a. to the cost Of telegraph Inc between r
cy and Chicago for the benefit OF the members OF the
Exchange.
At meeting of the Produce Exchange on
Saturday John c. kip Hopper delivered an address IN
favor of the proposed building Rio JaneIro Cor the eX-
hbtOn OF American goods lie gave his views at length
in regard 10 increasing the trade between Brazil and the
United states
Extensive preparations aIc being made i'll all
the Catholic OF this city for grand TAR IN the
new cathedral Fhh-aye.. next October Each chutch
will be- represented by table. II Is thought mat TIE
proc OF tho fair Will contribute largely toward pa!
ing the debt.
CAPTAIN Kennedy, of the Ninth Precinct, saw
three men attempting 10 pick womnn's pocket satur
day night and. although they knocked him down ana
kicked him, pc succeeded in arresing them one Wa was
held IN II 800 bail and the Others ~ 9'oo td'H' at o
Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
The slOop yacht Gussic, built by Henry
Steers for his own use aud costing $1,000 was sold ~
A. H. Nicolay & Co., saturday, TO o. W. Root OF New
Haven Conn., for $1,000. She is "a good sea BOAT, and
unu he a.
Ncw-York Yacht club 1874. The yacht was sold WIKI
fittings and sails complete.
Francisco Pcralto will again undertake the
feat of riding 800 miles in fifteen nouns tomorrow al
the Fleetwood Park Perato is In excellent
conG ton aud as superior horses have been procured Tor
ms usc he feels confident tnat lac VIII succeed lhe
start Will be made al 4 a. ~ tiage VIII ie"'e 'No
Grand Central depot at : a. NJ Tor the track
1t is reported that an error has been as
covered in clleIs Of tine stock Exchange
election by which l79 votes were thrown ou rs ifregu-
lar which should have been credited 10 A. NJ kidder
and which would nave elected Nun S mripr o, IN c
ter Will be investigated by The fall committee.
j. II. Crowley, Superintendent Of the Police
telegraph has introduced automatic recorder, by
which the Police telegraph nes at the Central ONCE are
connected with the Department wires and those OF
private companies An alarm OF fire is recorded at
The Central Onice at the time that Is received at
Firemens Hail. thus enabling tile police To nc On the
spot almost as soon as the hleneh
The committee in charge of the Grannls Re-
lief Fund requests that all contributions of works oi art
shall be ready by November l. 1t Is intended that the
sale Of these works shall take place IN the most iayoia'
HE mart OF the season. and this date has been ecece
in order that tho may have time TO make the
necessary Arrangements. iheSs oi'iSS n's 40, Iii
to Leavtt CO., Clinton Hall, Ast0fplacc or th VIII
be called for II notice Is sent to the committee az No
East Twenty -sccOnd-st.
A. S. Barnes & Coz publishers, at William
and JOln-sis gave reception to their friends on
Saturday in their new offices on the second floor
OF their establishment About three hundred ladies'
and gentlemen Eat down to a b0unthal lunch,
at which the firms superintendent, Mr.. Curtis,
presided. Among those present were the ~ a.
Lyman Abbott. Ray Palmer, G. : Robinson A. DE ny
Prime and H. VI. Field. Professor James Madison wat
son superintendent Riddle Of the Board OF Ednc"-
ton.
The Decoration Day Marshal announces that
e PROCESSION on May 30 will nc unusually impressive III
Gliding the First Division OF the National Guard General
shaer commanding, with over 5000 uniformed soldiers
IL il also announced that General W. T. sherman and
staff accompanied by Maj0r-Genera Hancock and STAN
will take part escorted By Generals Socam, DIX New
| TON Wright, Stanley, Gilmore Barnard, Tower Ben
ham, Ayres Burnside, COrse, sickles Franklin,
! NcOuade Doubleday, Fitzpatrick, W. +. Saith, A. :.
Williams Ayeril, slgel, Graham PleaSanoD, barlow
Duryr, Locke Viee MscIyer, Kiddoo +. H. jones' A.
&. McCook, Horace Porter schuyler Hamilton Arthur
Merritt Palmer, HOome Irenainc' Jardlhe' iIhchhey'
| Gates, Knox, and others.
AT the annual meeting of the trustees Of
the Eclectic Medical College of the City of Now-Yorz, on
MAY II, John b. butcher and Thomas y. Rocker were
| elected members Of the board. Tue following were
elected officers and faculty for the ensuing year: Pro
fessor Robert 5. Newton II. d., president; b. Brand
reth vicepresident; George A. Brandrcth, treasurer
| H. L. stuart, corresponding secretary; Thomas n.
Rocker recording secretary. Members OF the faculty
Robert Newton. NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tise OF Medicine, Clinical Medicine aud surgery; Her
man BOskOwitz NJ d., Professor Of Special Medicine
James NJ COmins. NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
|
NJ D., Professor OF Anatomy Joseph R0des buchanan.
! NJ. d. Professor OF Physiology, Anthr0pOlOgy aud
| Psychology; Vim. II. Wcaber, PHI. d. NJ. d., Professor
| OF Chemistry, Technology aud Pharmacy Chas ;.
(ianntt NJ d. Professor OF MatcTia Medca Robert ;.
Newton IT. NJ d. Professor Of Surgery and Opthalnat-
! oogy George W. BOskowitz, NJ. d., Demonstration Of
| Anatomy. .
| BROOKLYN
Horatio c. King, a prominent member of
Plymouth Church. has been elected Major of the 18Th
| Regiment.
Mrs. Matilda Merritt, living at Van VOORHEES,
and Bushwick-aves fined $l5, Saturday, for steal
| ing flowers from the Cemetery Of the Eyergreens
Frederick Spcchcl, age forty, while working
in Iayemeyer Elders sugar refinery, Saturday. fell