New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-27
NETWORK CITY.

The Port Royal Railroad bondhOlders yes
erday unanimously ratified the plan OF reorganization
as previously published in THE TRIBUNE
Philip Reilly, of No. DIP Elm-st., who ac-
cideptaIIy sbot himself in the abdomen Monday
night died yesterday at Chambers Street Hospital.
The French frigate Victoire, Admiral Man
de arrived at this port, from Martinique, yesterday
She carries guns and has crew OF twentythree
officers and 535 men,
A meeting of Sileslans was held at the
steuben House last evening, when steps were taken to
effect reorganization OF the resident natives OF the an
Gent Province OF silesia.
CAPTAIN Edward w. Masman, of SearspOrt,
Me-. commanding the bark Gem, which arrived from
Matanzas yesterday, taken sick with yellow fever
on June 49, and died on June %.
1t is stated that the new Sub-Treasury coin
vaults will be completed by August l. The contract
price 1922 600 Tho vaults, when completed Will have
a capacity to hold so ,OOO,O 900 in silver coin.
The stenches arising from the cellars of
buildings on tue east side Fultonst, between Front
and water-sts, are sitting although the occupants
claim have called the attention OF the Board OF Health
10 the matter
The Manhattan Club received yesterday,
from Speaker Randall, letter accepting the reception
rendered him by the club and appointing Tuesday next
az the day on which would be glad TO meet the men,
beers OF the club.
Several leading dry goods firms in Sixth
ave. nave chuteu 70 Db plNSu VI oiNN""iA NNiNAV
their doors large tanks Of iced water Colored attend
dressed In fancy costumes deal out the water TO
thirsty pedestrians
At meeting of the German Cabinet
Makers Union last night the frequent OF
accidents formed theme OF the discussion. At the
next meeting plan Of holding congress OF furniture
makers Is to be considered
The contest between William Sexton, the
present champion at billiards George slossOn for
the Delaney medal. the championship, and $1,000, VIII
take place at Tanmany Hall this evening. The three
ball game, 600 points, Will be played.
The New-York Elevated Railroad Company
has requested the Park Department to allow IL to build
''Y" on the Battery. The request has been refused
once but this time the Corporation Counsel has been
asked whether not the Department could grant the
privilege
Judge Gildersleeve denied, yesterday, the
motion for new trial In the OF David Marsh. He
was convicted OF receiving goods stolen from H. b. Ca
lin 4 Co. with knowledge that they we're stolen. Being
an old man. was sentenced only to one year In the
Penitentiary.
George w. Youle, who died yesterday at the
age OF years had been connected with the
Mechanics aud Traders National Bank OF this city and
since 1857 he was its cashier. lie quiet and unob-
trusiye In mis- manner dcyoting his entire time TO the
duties imposed upon him ~ an officer OF the bank
The July interest to be paid by the Govern
ment on It's coupon aud registered bonds will amount to
about S25 Bankers clam that there Is little
bonds are more sensitive fluctuations Of the gold
market than other class OF Government securities
Matron Webb, to whose care many of the
young unfortunates OF the city from time to time
conhded received Tuesday night her oldest charge.
Philip Quinn, eighty years old, beWildered by the noise
and hustle In the Streets was found wandering aim
lessly through the city and cared for at Police Head
quarters
The Panama Railroad Company has not yet
been paid tho sl5O,OOO for which demand was made
upon the Pacific Mail steamship Company. Several
ferences with the hope OF efeetlng settlement have
haaY hgI antlgfaetUFV
day promise was given by the officers Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company that the money should be
paid this morning
Andrew w. Patten, flagship messenger,
charged Louis Jordan. also a seapan, with robbng HIM
OF $3.50 In house o. bad character at No 80 Bayardst
Patteu handed $780, for saekeepIng TO Jenny Baker,
who placed II In trunk In his presence, and banded
hun the key Upon leaving the premises he asked for
his money. ana informed that the trunk had been
broken open by Jordan Jordan Acknowledged the rob
berry, and gave up $3.50
Mary Z. Baldwin, alias 0verln, alias Purle,
alias several other names, was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Field aud OCOnuOr. complaint OF her
first husband, Henry Clay overn, for bigamy The in
dictment found the complaint rests marriage
TO Oyern, who Is an emplOye In the Tax Ohce August
81 s65, aud her subsequent marriage TO Thomas M.
Purle December 20, 1873. IL is stated however that
in years she has been associated with many
criminals, and has been their assistant. She is
about thrtytwo years OF age and Is attractive in APP
pearunce.
BROOKLYN.
Albert Jones, a colored boy, fourteen years
Of age, OF No. PIT MarlOnst while bathing In pond
at Atlantic and Utca-aves., yesterday, drowned,
Fire Commissioned Gallagher yesterday ex-
the apparatus in the Court House for
turing gas from gasoline; he will recommend It's
removal from the building.
Two boys, named Francis Schander and
Michael Smith, were arrested Tuesday night on the
charge OF stealing $500 from Valentine Zimmerman,
milk dealer OF No. 142 BOerum-st. They admitted the
theft and restored $500.