New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-05
NETWORK CITY.


63 bottles of spirits. ,
The steamship City of Chester, which arrived
from Liverpool yesterday, landed 23S emigrhh'a ~
Castle Garden She also brought 20S saloon
Thomas Burke, of No. "a Olivef'st., liquor
dealer went away from his store Thursday with 1900
ia his pocket He has not been seen SINCE ana his lam
lily feel some alarm for his safety.
Edward f. Sage, the bow-oar of the Co.
lumbla College Crew. returned home yesterday on the
steamship City Of Chester He had been making tour
Of The Continent after the victory at Henley
Nothing has yet been heard OF William H'
Lawrence. formerly Coroner at Yonkers who has been
missing since Saturday last. Mr. Lawrence left bis
home in the outskirts OF the town, that day. He IL
siXty-hve years OF age, and fas white har
Condor, one of the released Fenians left the
city Yesterday for his former home, Cincinnati pub
he reception by the City Council Will be given him ON
his arrival there. He WILL IL is believed make his future
home this city, where he will follow his trade ear
pentry, Condon's companion Melody. coach builder
by trade has completed his plans AS to residence
The scholars in Miss Fay's grammar school,
No Il West Forty seyenthst were greatly excited by
false alarm OF fire halfpast o'clock yesterday
Ing. Mamie Tafts age seven, OF No 74O Tenth-ave.,
one OF scholars tainted and this caused the alarm
Tue police the Precinct al hand
and prevented paDicstIicken rush from the building
The bOndhOlders of the St. Charles Bridge
Company yesterday appointed Henry Day, f. II. Cosstt
and A. Stewart Of this city, committee to correspond
with the officers OF the 81 Louis Kansas City and North
en Railway Company, to secure an exchange of the
bridge bonds bonds of the railroad company to be
secured by first mortgage the bridge property. The
b0ndholders also demand per cent interest," Win pro-
visions for a sinking fund
An express car of the Boston and Albany
Railroad drawn by six horses stuck fast ut the
OF Grandst. and Bowery 1880 y. m, yesterday. LoGg
lines Of cars the downtown track Of the Third Avenue
line and on the Grand Street Crosstown line
stopped. The blockade was partly broken by several
being drawn across the pavemens, and after an
hours delay. the obstruction was removed and the In
terrupted travel proceeded.
Angelo Mulch arrived a few days ago from
sunny Italy and made his home, with other exes, in
the tenement at No AS East
ST. Tie first night he was robbed OF $40 He left
word at the statlon-house, and Detectives CLARK and
Smith arrested five OF hls fellow dodgers. small part
OF the money found upon Raphael and Nicol0 Cron
Yesterday judge kaslnifc committed them each IN de-
fault Of $1,000 bail. Angelo Will change his boarding
house.
The Italian bark Nu0va ChIarana arrived
from Lisbon yesterday badly disabled from the effects
OF boisterous passage. On September Il, in latitude
go Is north, longitude $50 40 west, hurricane from
the southwest svcOuntered, which lasted nine
hours throwing the vessel beam ends carrying
away suit of sails and partially filling the hold with
water. The vessel lay on her beam ends for three
hours and to tighten her il necessary to cut away
the foretopmast, the main-topgaant, fore and main
topsail yards.
Madame Rhinehart, lion tanner now with
Coup's Equescurricuum. In FOurteenth-str while in
the cage OF wild beasts yesterday afternoon, was at
tackled by the leopard. This animal which is always
vicious, without warning grow, bounced upon
her and fastened his teeth folds OF her dress She
seized the animal by its throat firmly holding IL until
arrival of assistance, when the leopard was driven
or Tins the fourth fifth time that she has been
attacked by the animal AMI she bears the sears OF
several deep aud dangerous wounds from FORMER en-
counters.
The Police Board yesterday appointed two
new sergeants Roundsman Albert W. Mcdonald, of
the Tmrty-fOurth Precinct, and Detective David H.
Crowley OF the Central Office the latter being made
and sergeant at the same session. Sergeant
Crowley Is thirty years OF age and was for several
years a United States defective. lie was appointed
member OF the police force in June. 1876, aud has
since been member OF the Central Office detective
squad where his excellent work has gained him his
motion. Sergeant Mcdonald was appointed patrol
man on November % 1879.
Oliver Tuthill. agent of the Erie Railroad at
Rutherford Park ~ j., is reported as missing from his
home. He left his Office to come TO New-York OH Thurs
day morning and has not been seen. His accounts
have examined ana found to be correct. He has
been suffering somewhat from neuralgia recently. and 1t
is feared he il slightly deranged. He is described
twenty-eigbt years OF age feet inches IN height
dressed in grey clothing well Two boys also
reported as missing. Gusave Dyhle, age fourteen, OF
No 5Ol West Fortyhftl-s, and Nathaniel Hutton, age
fourteen (coOred), Of No. 1l2 West Seventeenth-st
Hutton wore IA draD suit OF clothes.
The steamship City of RIO de Janeiro, which
will sail to-day for St. Thomas, Para, PernambucO
Bahia, and Rio de Janciro, tukes full cargo OF
general merchandise and provisions, the demand for
American products in Brazil having greatly increased
since opening OF the line. The shipments to Rio
Janeiro. besides a miscellaneous cargo Of pianos
machinery, agricultural Implements resin, drugs, Ice
fIcoZcrs. steel, stationery and paper, chairs
pumps aud hams. include 1850 barrels OF four
500 lard, l2j cases dy-Soods 200 cases canned
goods 200 packages OF butter 200 cases sewing
machines 100 cider 200 boxes cOlnsarch and
400 boxes OF maizena,.
BROOKLYN.
William preble and Edward Dunscomb, who
escaped the Raymond street Jail Wednesday night
returned of their own accord last evening.
The last concert for the season at Prospect
Park will be gwen this afternoon. II will begin $3.50
D. No. ana last TIL $50 p. H., instead of, formerly
from 4 p. H. TO u y. H.
The rate of taxation for State purposes in
Kings County for the prescott fiscal 2oo mills
dollar. The aggregate valuation of property in the
county Is S26O,2Gs,s55.
Mr., Beechers Summer vacation, which he
has occupied lectunng in tho West ends to day, and
he expected to reach Brooklyn this evening. lie will
preach tomorrow IN Plymouth Church. which has been
thoroughly renovated during his absence.
The committee appointed to consider the
resignation of the Rev DR.. Macarane, of Hanson
Place Baptist Church, has decided to recommend that it
be accepted. to take effect November !, but that Dr.
MaCiaTlaues salary be continued until May. 1879.
Mrs. Mary Kraft age thirty, of No. AZ
LOrimeT-sf, founl dead in dead yesterday morning,
having taken dose OF Parsgreen, package of which
was found on a table near the bed. Mrs. Kraft, who
leaves children had been much depressed since the
loss of her infant IA few weeks ago
The York Street police yesterday arrested
Thomas Cullen age twenyseycn, sailor on board tue
ship Vneta Evira the vessels arrival At Iorbeck.
stores the charge OF mutinOus conduct of steal
ing an valued al $50 from of the PdsscD
gers. Cullen had been IN irons twenty-five days.
Walter Hayward, age thirty-seven, a car
penter, OF E1hteenthst. and Tenthavc, had quarrel
at his residence last evening with his nephew, George
Hayward, age twenty three, Of sheephead Bay. The
uncle portion Of the nephew's lower up, and the