New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
NETWORK CITY.


wiclst., was drowned Sunday. while bathing at the
foot OF spring-st
1t is said that no nominations for Ex-
else Police Commissioners will be presented at the
meeting OF the Aldermen to-day.
In the absence of Mayor Ely, who will re-
turn to the city to-day President Roberts, OF the Board
OF Aldermen, occupied his place.
The balance in the City Treasury for the
past week. according to the statement OF City Chamber
lain Tappan, was S2.35S,54s OF.
The arrival of emigrants at Castle Garden
yesterday were 159 by the steamship England and
seventynye by the steamship Circassa.
The suit of Josephine E. Varrell against
Cecil W. Carr, Lord Ogvy, has been discontinued,
by consent without costs to either party.
The demand for the new silver dollar is
very limited only $3.50 being paid out yesterday at the
subTreasury in this city, in exchange for greenback
Acting Captain Keating of the Twenty
Precinct caused the OF liquor dealers for
violation OF the Excise liquor law Sunday in his pre-
cnct, and locked them up.
The amount of the August interest on city
bonds and stocks which will he paid August by Con-
troer Kelly, is $222.5is 81 Of which the the sinking
fund will gain $lOO3l6 81.
Miss Dora Scop, of Germany, and Philip
Harris, OF England, were married yesterday by Alder
man Bennett. Miss scop gave her age as seventeen
years. and that Of Harris was given as twenty years
Levi Moses, an old man of No. 48 West
Smith, on a charge OF having attempted to assault
young girl named Julia Frenhardt who hVes III the
same house.
Notice has been filed by Corporation Counsel
Whitney that application will be made on August Tor
the appointment OF Commissioners OF Estimate and
Assessment preliminary the opening OF Concordave,
from Denman-place 10 BOston-aYe.
o. L. Pitney, Superintendent OF Treasury
Buildings has been IN the city for the week, and has
had his time fully occupied in making drawings for
IA of fhl
ment buildings In TINS city, He returned 10 washington
last evening.
The resolutions Of the Board of Aldermen
rendering a reception TO the Columbia boat crew on
its return 20 this country have been approved ana
signed by Mayor Ety. He has also approved the resolu
tions granting to the G9th Regiment the use OF the
armory OF the 7th Regiment over rompkins Market
The death of George Reichenberg was an
nouuced the Cotton Exchange yesterday hr Reich
enberg was born in England OF German parentage. lie
was "a shipmaster until few years ago, when he came
this city aud engaged in cotton speculation lie did
general business, aud had no regular Office Ho was
wIdower, siIty-tyo years old.
Justus Schwab, beer-seller and Communist,
was arragned at the Essex Market Court yesterday for
selling quos in his saloon after midnight on Sunday
The prisoner showed that he not violating the EX
else law @ he did not open his d0S ea%ed n sonSd s
the Justice and he was discharged
Michael Coleman and Joseph Slayin, of No.
34l West Forty frstst. brothers-inaw. On Sunday
evening Mr. Coleman fell asleep the stoop OF his house,
and while In that condition his brothern-law robbed
rested BY Roundsman Cormac. and yesterday Justice
Smith held him In 81, 900 baIl for trial
At the request of Colonel Il. r. Sharpe. re-
ceiyer OF the Long Island Railroad post office has
been established at the Hotel Brighton, the Brighton
Beach The mails will be delivered there within the
next two or three days The officers OF the Postal D.
partment who were In TINS cy on saIuuay "eio euci
famed In the afternoon by Colonel sharpe.
e LII. fucta nn
two contracts yesterday H. Durkee Co.. consist
ing OF Gi5 pounds OF baking powder at 22% cents per
pound and i4655 pounds of the same at 2i cents per
pound There further contracts 10 be awarded,
duties of the board In this city VIII be completed
when few contracts heretofore awarded have been
equabzed
Charlie Green, the precocious boy who has
reduced yagabondage 10 exact science before he has
fairly got into his teens, brought before Justice
smith yesterday in the jefferson Market Court lie
expressed eager desire TO be sent home TO his mother
IN Buffalo The Justice committed him to the prison
for examination but so Impressed was no with the lad
brightness that he would perhaps bear the expense OF
sending him home.
The 9th Regiment arrived in this city yes
terday at p. IN, under the command OF Colonel John l.
Underhi on It's way to Martha's Vineyard. where an
encampment will be held for six days. The regiment
was escorted from the Grand Central Depot by the Old
Guard. At Union-square a halt was made, also
photograph OF the regiment Tho march was then con,
nued 10 the Fall River boat The camp VIII be called
Camp Rice. The regiment numbers ABOUT aoO iheh'
Bernard L. Falley of No. 119 Chatham-square,
was arrested yesterday and brought before United
States Commissioner Shields upon the charge Of having
In his possession eleven boxes OF unsamped cigars The
arrest WAS made upon complaint OF Deputy Collector
OF Internal Revenue Harvey. Faley claimed that he
had been from his shop for days on account
Of Illness and that he knew nothing ab0@t n the cigars
bundles in his shop for safe keeping and that these
may have belonged 20 one Of the pedlers He was held
under 1900 bail for examination
Verdicts of accidental death were given yes
terday in the case OF John A. sheehem child OF one
year. run by butchers cart at Northumberland
eighthst. and second-ave, on July 1s, and that Of
Joseph sommenschim, age nine, who was run over by
Fourth-ave. car July Is, at Union-square In the
case OF Charles Reichold age thrynine, Of No. 4I0
Capalst who died from scalds received at tho Wards
island Lunatic Asylum July o. the jury censured
bis duty and recommended that hereafter the medical
superntendents Of medical institutions be consulted In
the appointment OF properly quained nurses ana at
tendants.
Henry Meyer alias "Gus" Bernhardt, and
Thomas Hannigan were arrested on Sunday night with
hand-cart containing new Brussels carpet and some
coats pants and shirts, in all valued at $l20 In the
station house Detective Flanagan recognized Meyer
man Tor whom he had been looking for time past
There are several charges OF larceny against him
May 30 he hired himself TO Mrs Anna Brunei OF No 326
West Fourteenth-st. and in few days disappeared taxi
ing with him 800 worth OF clothing aud valuables
The prisoners arragned before Justice Smith yes
teray and remanded until to-day TO await the presence
OF the several cOmpainants against them.
Annie Noyes has begun a suit in Supreme
Court Chambers for limited divorce against her hus
band James Noyes In her complaint she says that her
husband tug-boat captain. earning good wages but
he has failed to support her. and when her second child
was lying dead in her parents house, refused to defrsy
the expenses OF its funeral and IL as buried In the
Potters field She says he TO her drunk and has
struck abused her. An application for amony aud
fec mnde yesterday to Judge Daniels in su
preme Court Chambers, but tho request of defend
ants counsel adjournment tO Wednesday was had
10 allow hun To present his side OF the Andrew
Eard appeared for plaintiff; Jerome Buck for the de-
f.r,hnra