New-York tribune., 1878-09-30
NEw-YoRK CITY.

The broncho horses attached to w. G. COup's
Equescurricuum and also Madame Rhinehardts den OF
trained Hons, will parade through some Of the principal
streets to-day.
Tickets by the Peoples Line and the Albany
day boats to Montreal and return enabling the pur-
chasers to see great boat at Lachne on Wednes
day are sold for 81 each.
James Harding one of the victims of the
recent accident an the NewYork Elevated Railroad died
OF Bellevue Hospital on Saturday. He was bridge
builder, thirty-One years old and unmarried.
A runaway team in Sixth-ave., Saturday
inset buggy in which Police Commissioner Nichols
and Captain GunDer were riding. Mr. Nichols's thumb
was badly sprained The Captain escaped with snght
bruises
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company, on
Saturday paid on the four notes given to the Panama
Railroad Company IN settlement OF part OF Its current mt
Henry Hart. one of the directors.
Two brawny Irishmen met in front of the
City Hail. Saturday, and the following conversation
took place Helloi Fat; what are you doing -
Doing nothing, Nike Sure, any one could do that"
" Yes" SAID Pat, " but do II well"
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday
Timothy Crowley. a deaf and dumb man, of No. 500
Pearl-st charged James Campbell Of No 129 Chatham
ST. keeper Of an oyster stand with having stabbed him
in the hand with oyster knife Bail was demanded In
5000.
About a dozen members of the now dis
banded Arcadian Club met yesterday at the St. James
Hotel and passed resolutions of respect for their de-
ceased associate Thomas j. Hull and of sympathy with
his family and decided to attend the funeral to-day In
body,
There is a statue of William of Orange on
the highest point of the marble works building adjoining
St. Augustine Chapel on HoustOn-st The statue Is an
exact likeness Of front of Trinity College, in
Dublin. Tho king is on horseback, but has no stirrups
HIS head Is bare.
Two boys have pledged, recently, at pawn
brokers' shop large quantity OF children's clothing
Suspicion being aroused they were arrested on Satur
day, and stated that they obtained the clothing
from Charles Lesser. an errand boy employed by the
Chldrens Aid Society Leisser was thereupOn arrested
1t is anticipated that the oyster trade with
Europe from the south side of Long Island will be very
profitable this season. An effort is to be made to dis
pense with the class Of dealers known middlemen.
Agents will be the principal European cities
planters.
The Committee on Organization of Tam
many Hall met Saturday and resolved to issue a call
soon for the holding Of primary elections for delegates
TO the County, Congressional and Assembly COnven-
tOns. It is probable that the General Committee of
Tammany Hall viii decide at its meeting Thursday
evening when the primaries shall be held.
William Miller, son Of Charles Miller, of
No 341 West Fifty-ihird-st, boyish quarrel with
Charles Lydeoker six years his junior shot Lydecker.
The bah struck Lydecker on the forehead but glanced
of making a bad but not fatal wound. Justice Flam-
mer committed Miller. Saturday, in deTault OF $1,000
ball. the neghbors testifytng that he was bad boy.
jacob IL. Jus, In6 W dll-sJ. DIOkeIi CudIBeu
civy with participation the theft Of Canadian bank
bills from the Treasurer Of the Dominion of Canada
charged crimnaly with knowingly having stolen prop
ery In tins State has given bail all the charges and
criminal proceedings from the Court Of General Sessions
70 the Court Of Oyer and Terminer.
A man named Sweeney was arrested at No.
300 rst-s, Saturday for brutaly beating
his wife Teresa The neiRhbOrs say that Mrs Sweeney
four children had been without food for twenty
four hours the husband being drunk. Sweeney, when
arrested had some mails In m his pGcs&et & ana "a SAID t1a
The wife refused to make any complaint.
Charles A. Davenport and Leonard FOsdick
clerks in the New-YOrk Life Insurance Company
contestants in a ten-me walk for gold medal at the
Manhattan Athletic Club grounds Saturday. The
first mile made in eight minutes ftyniue seconds,
Fosdck led by two APPS He made the entire distance
in hour thirtyone minutes and thirtysx seconds
An unknown Italian endeavored to kiss
Emma KeatOn yesterday, at No. II Park-st. The girl
refused the kiss and struggled to free herself Enraged
the stranger seized bottle and struck the woman with
It over the forehead The blow feled her the ground
In the confusion that followed the stranger
The girl who lives at No GO Mottst was taken to The
Chambers Street Hospital, but was soon able to walk
home
The Amateur Rifle Club of this city shot on
the 600 100 aud 200 yard ranges at Creednoor
Saturday for gold medal L. Allen winning 1t for the
second tme with a Of 163 in possible 225 The
300 yards there being 1l6 entries The medal 10 be
awarded to the person winning the greatest lumber OF
"a score of 40 IN possible 90.
Mary Fair, age sixty, left Hamilton, Canada,
week ago aud came to New-York search Of employ
ment She could not obtain any and wandered aimessy
about the streets At early hour Saturday morning
officer MoyDihau saw her standing upon one Of the
arches of Harlem Bridge He approached and the
leaped into the river. MOynihan obtained boat ana
succeeded IN reseuDg her Yesterday Judge Smith sent
her TO the Commissioners OF Charities aud Correction.
Mrs. Brown, alias 0verin, examined the
papers of the late Detective MaOy, at the COroners
ONCE Saturday to recover, If possible, papers bear
ing upon her divorce suit against her husband which
che had intrusted TO Maoy. Among the many curious
documents the possession Of "The" Aliens friend
tone she did not find what she wanted. and went away
empty-handed.
An official investigation of he supposed
malpractice OF Margaret Byron vards, revealed
the fact that the died from the effects Of sbdom
inal rupture. An old woman who called herself Byrne
and claimed relationship with the dead woman took the
body from the dead-house 10 buoy it. The child wat
taken away by man who said he was its godfather
Wizards the husband who ia said 10 be employed tn,
FIFTH Avenue Theatre, took no Interest IN the proceed
tngs.
Homeless, penniless and hungry, Ernest
Lang the useless search for work which he haC
pursued unringy during the year he had been in th
country, and Saturday threw himself into the
from the Battery. He saved with much difficulty by
William hartett ana Richard OtiVer, ana handed OVe
70 the Of the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
reotion. Hartlett and Oliver have both saved seyera
people from drowning.
Additional Custom House changes include
the removal Of Inspectors Presdee and Leland and TIE
appointment Of Major Forbes and David Wilson to I'll
the vacancies; the appointment Of Mr. Kasnire, night
watchman in place OF Peter Curran removed and the
appointment OF A. kssan TO the clerkship made va
cant by the transfer Of George NJ Horton 70 the cashier
department The fifteen removals already Published ~
THE TRIBUNE VIII be made to-day.
The American Bible Revision Committee
has just closed its monthly meeting. The members Of
the committee welcomed and entertained Dean Stanley
o WestmnsterwhO brought to them the fraterna salu
fations OF the English Committee, Of which he is