New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-02
NETWORK CITY.

Among the passengers from Europe by the
City of Chester, Saturday, County Clerk H. A. Gum
bleton aud Dr. William Tod Hemuth.
A quantity of pearl buttons, valued at $3.50,
stolen by burglars from the store of g. H. Smiths
Sons, No. 81 Centre-st. on Saturday morning.
A subscription for 81 100000 per cent
bonds was forwarded to Washington by the First Ma
tiona Bank Saturday, closing month OF large Sales
Bernard McNally, who jumped out of the
window Of the lodging house No 20 Bowery on Sunday
OF last week. while intoxicated died yesterday at st.
Nincents Hospital
Detective Dunn, of the Police Central Office,
on Saturday arrested John A. Westlake, OF Springfield
H. who mad taken passage for England after stealing
500 ana escaping to this city.
The sloOp yacht Pirate, lately owned by
Or. J. II. Yondy, Commodore OF the New-Jersey Yacht
Club and built for Ross r. Mirans, has been sold to
Thomas A. Howell by Thomas Manning.
A sneak thief gained an entrance into the
apartment house No. lis West Thiry-ninth-st, on Fri
day. and stole several articles including gold locket
and chain and two diamond rings valued at $500 be-
longing 10 Mrs Brewer, and gold lOcket and scarIpn
owned by r.. Townsend.
= The ruins left by the Bond-st. fire and the
gold dggers are daily visited by poor people searching
for fuel. Yesterday homeless old woman, who was
gathering chips fell down the piles OF debris and
badly Injured THAI size died an hour or Two later
at ST. Yiuccnts Hospital.
John Reming for many years connected
with the Pullman Palace Car Company, died on Saturday
Of hemorrage Of the lungs lie had been TO Europe for
his health and finding little relief, hastened home on
the steamship city Of Chester on which vessel he died
she was entering the harbor
Michael Emanuel, who was buried yester
day. was for many years successful shipping merchant
having engaged principally In the California clip
pershp trade or late years he private secretary
Henry Hart, chairman o. the Executive Committee Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Eugene G.. Blackford, of Fulton Market, has
discovered that "spearng," which have been
sold recently at 70 cents pound whitehall closely
allied according to report made by Dr. Bcnce. OF the
Smithsonian Institution and Professor Fred. Mather 10
the anchOyies Of the Mediterranean Sea.
4 daring thief entered the bed-chambcr of
T. W. Palmer, No 332 Wsst Fi'lyeghth-st, early
Friday morning stole $40 In bank notes bunch OF
office keys, gold watch and chain, diamond stud and
a silver match box. Mr.. Palmer awOkc as the man was
escaping through the window, fired at him. but with
out effect.
Dumont Clarke has been appointed cashier
Of the American Exchange National Bank TO succeed
Edmund Wilson who has been compelled by failing
health TO retire from active business. MI Clarke
ssisaut cashier for many years, and lately has per
formed the most onerous duties belonging to the cash
icr's department.
Herbert +. Matthews, age seventeen years,
son Of the Rev. Dr. George d. Matthews, pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, is reported by bis
parents to have been missing from home since Thursday
last when he told one Of his companions In the Anchor
Line steamship Office that he going West To earn
living for himself
reference was ordered by Judge Van Brunt
on Saturday in the suit for limited divorce brought by
Mary DOughery against her husband, Patrick Dough
erty, because alleged cruelty. She claims that she
brutality to her. but that on his return he nus
cruel than before, aud she longer live with him.
Among the visitors recently at Sharon
Springs were Aldermen George Hall ana william Sauer
and Coroner Richard Croker. Fishing has been their
Hall. who il ra and slight, was tossed overheard
by Alderman sauer Hall back to the boat thor
Oughly dtcnchcd, and with rufied temper. In
quence OF the jest Hail Is confined TO his bed.
Detective Maoney has recovered from Isaac
Opponhemer dry goods dealer at No. 14l East Broad
way, the diamond ring which was stolen from DIR. C.
Marsh OF No 1906 secOndaye. In January. The ring
valued $500 when II stolen, but when found six
Of the largest stones had been removed. Mr.. Open
hPmer said that be bought pawn ticket and redeemed
the ring Dr. Marshsclerk' who stole tho ring II In the
TOnbs awaiting trial
Insee A. Hopper has contributed $3.50 to
defray the cost Of an excursion the poor crippled
children OF the city the Floating Hospital OF 81.
Johns Guild John II. Starn has sent word 20 the trus
tees that he will contribute the Of tug for that
caaion Tickets for the excursion will be furnished To
Dr. " r. GbneY, In charge OF the Hospital OF Rup
tured and Crippled at Forty-secondsL aud Lexington
ave- also other physicians who have facilities FOR dis
tributIng them.
A new discovery IN the art of photography
has been made In this city, Which, IL Is said will super
cede the present methods The process known a. the
Lambert carbon process. The chief merit claimed
for picture produced this way its pennauency.
IL does not fade aud Il Is capable Of receiving every va
rety Of surface from the highest gloss to dead black.
As IS made IN color possible to give body pro
ducng great strength, while IL can DC made delicate
the sOftest silver print
The Empire Yacht Club will sail their Fall
regatta Wednesday from the foot OF One
Observation-Disclosures, East River up the Sound,
making distance OF twenty-three miles,
The yachts Chester A. Arthur, Bella Beam,
Thomas Elsmore, NJ. Conway, Melyina, Hattie, Julia,
Rover Sorccrcss, james Treparten, Polly Josephine,
Inspector, Martha NJ, Mary, Thistle, T. n. LaIther,
Emma D., Rosna, Peter 0'Brien, Cora D., Mary d. ST.
g. J. Orr Matte T., Dream, Mary D., ir, Queen Nab and
the catainaIans Minnie aud Bella, Iarantella, Two Or
aud John Gilpin are entered.
BROOKLYN.
The canal boat loaded with coal which was
sunk at the foot OF Dock-st.. raised Saturday
The Rev. d. N. Vanderveer. late Of the Park
Congregational Church, Chicago, has accepted q call to
the First Reformed Church in Joralemon-st.
John Henwood, age twenty-five, of No. 90
Ferrs-st, was arrested Saturday the charge of
abandoning his wife and child since AuguSt3 They
In destitute circumstances.
The Board of Police and Excise has trans
ferred Captain william Kaiser, OF the Twelfth To the
Thirteenth Precinct and Captain John Riley OF the Thr-
teenth 10 the Twelfth Precinct
The Fire and Building Department granted,
last week. permits for the erection OF twenty-five
buildings. One for brick depot of the Broadway
Railroad Company, az Broadway and Ellery-sts.
w. II. ShOrey. who was recently dismissed
from his position as a surveyor IN he Water Purveyors
bureau where he received salary Of 81 800 rein
stated on Saturday by the Board of civ Works at sal
airy Of 81 200.
1t is expected that several inspectors and
clerks % the Department OF Buildings will he discharged
to-day IN consequence OF lack of funds The Board
AppOrtOnment allowed the department only sos 900 ;
SIS, 900 was asked Tor.
Paulus Guck, father Of Justice Guck, and
the oldest German residents Of Williamsburg, died
at No. 30 Graham-ave. age eighty-siK. lie piano
maker he emgrated To this country IN 1888 and for
thirty six years been q resident OF williamsburg