New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-01
NETWORK CITY,


The manner in which many drnymen OF, the North
River front treat their horses deserves Mr. bershs
| attention.
The formal opening Of the new Newsboys LOdg-
| ing House, at East Broadway ana GOuVerneur-sl'
| will take place to-day.
james W. Gerard will read paper on " Lazy fg1y
| Deborah Moody" at amcetng OF the New ork his
tOrical Society on Tuesday.
! William II. Vanderbilt has sent his check for
| So 900 to the MOravian Church at New-DOrp, >. l.,
| for tho erection of new parsonage.
James HagGerty, age forty years, was run over
| in Maiden-lanr yesterday by team OF horses ana
fatally injured. He died IN the Chambers Street
| Hospital
Among the passengers upon the steamer Britain
MIC which will sail from this port this morning,
will DO William II. Vanderbilt, who will remain
| abroad six months.
The eighth anniversary of tho opening of Carmel
! Chanel at No 1874 Bowery will DO held tO-morrow
evening. The Rev. John Dooly the missionary, Will
preach the anniversary Sermon
There was recorded yesterday at the Registers
office, mortgage for S450,00O given by tho knlcS-
! erboclier Gas-hght Company to EllZaDeth Bayar0,
on all its property franchises etc.
| The American District Telegraph Company have
moved into the building at the southwest corner OF
| Blpcckcr-st. aud South Fltth-ave, formerly Occu-
| pied by tho AbbOtt-DOwnng Company
The Office of the Society for the Prevention OF
| Cruelty to Children. which was formerly at no; 90
| Union-squarc, has been removed to NO. 100 East
| Twpnty-thlrd-st at tho corner OF FOurth-ave.
Tho With Assembly District Republican Cam
| paign Club anti-thrd ternl will meet at No. 4o1
| 2.
and three altcnates to the Chicago Convention.
The New-Yorl Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company, which has heretofore refused To lS-
euo excursion tickets at less than the local rates,
and nftcr to-day will sell packages Of from ten to
| twenty tickets to and from various stations at
| about copper cent discount.
| The shipments of fresh meat to Europe during
| the last week were greater than in any previous
| week since January l, and were as follows: Live
cattle 2,452; dressed beef 9,625 quarters live
| sheep, 2,0l3; dressed mutton, 2,43o carcasSes;
| live hogs, 100 dressed hogs, 40.
The steamer Jesse Hoyt will begin running on
! Monday to Sandy Hook. connecting with the New
| trips will be made from Pier No. IL North RIVER
every day. Tickets Will be good on either the
steamer or the all rail line to Long Branch.
Justice Patterson, in the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday rendered his decision in the case
| OF Cornelius w. Bolen, proprietor OF New-Amser-
| dam Stables at No. III West ThirtY-iitth-st who
| was charged with perjury by Justice Langbein on
| January 20 last. The prisoner was honorapIy dis
| charged.
Deputy United States Marshal Bernhard ycster-
day arrested Albert More. second mate of the
! American vessel Augustine Cobb: Oh charge made
| by Charles Norris, seaman. that the Officer, mad
| beaten him crurlly while upon the high seas. Moro
was held in $500 bail by Commissioner Shields for
! examination to-day.
Between the calls on the Cotton Exchange ycstcr-
day some of the members departed from their lcgl-
mn q business to "A certain extent, and sold several
| shares of the mining stock turned over by Dodge.
under hr rules of the Mining Board, and realized
greater advance than was anticipated.
Tho Rev. Dr. Booth, Of the University Place Pres;
! byt,iau Church, has recovered from severe AMI
| pTotrartrd sickness sum lcutlv to appear once or
! twice IN his pulpit Of late. His people have just
voted him a vacation until Autumn; and made it
| rccuuarilv convenient for him ana MS Slie 10
spend the time abroad. They Will Gail May IN the
! Adratc.
Two bodies wcrc taken from tho river yesterday,
one that Oi man. the other Ihat ~ woman. INC
seemed 10 have been about thirty-iyc years OLD,
aud was dressed in black diagonal SUIT. white
! shirt aud hacE nccEtic. The woman WAS found ut
the foot OF lG0rato-s;. Both bodies were sent to
b., the NorEur.
Mayor Cooper has scnt 10 Superintendent Dndlcv,
Of the Department Of Buildings, communication
stating THAI the papers relative Ia the Madison
SquaIc Garden are incomplete, and not such Is the
! Mayor called for. superintendent Dudley sent
! copicg instead of original papers, ana dd not tor
ward the specifications required bv law 10 he flied IN
! tic Banding Department. or any statement of
verbal report, ma'c m relation TO In" building.
The Grand Jury of the Court OF General Sessions.
headed by its foreman, Horace :. Iaylr, of the
| banking huurc Of +. L. James Il Co.. Yesterday ap-
nr,r,d before Recorder SMITH and announced that
! il had ropipict~r It's business. the Recorder con-
pIimrnt,d Mr. Taylor aud his colleagues on The
| nlnty -hoWn by them IN the prompt dispatch Of
business. The Grand Jury has passed upon 3ll
cHsrs.
Herman Knopkc was held tor trial Yesterday by
Justice Patterson. for having as '1ult ii Mary {.
Cooke aud James j. " allacr. no later was th"
man who escaped from Blackwcl's Island som"
ci"r H. kr,p.r Daly was killed. " Box - Wallace
! pm5t,,iiary on WcdnCs'jav and went 10 the house
| Eout by Kuopkr. at No ! forsrihcst.. 10 get some
! OF his clothing, kuupkc dION" h!m liom tho house.
! and also the woman Cooke, after severely beating
! both of thcn ,,,.r,.>
The payment Of Inc wafer rates VIII begin to-day,
Tho trial of the Eve members of the Smoky
! Hollow gang indicted for the murder Of Officer
one on February 20. was po5roici yesterday
until May 10.
| 4 movement il on loot among The rPlidcntS of
Bro,iyn who have lived IN thai cty Tor may year"
or more 10 establish society for social, historical.
| literary and other purposes
! Mr. and Mrs. John Avila, of No go R?nd-si, cole
! hraird their golden wedding thursday cytnln:.
Mr., Ayila IL an old citizen OF BTo0kiyh, ana IS IN
! the paint business in FultOn-1t.
! The old Farmers Home in Broadway. near
Fushing-avc the last old Landmarks on Broad" ny.
| Is now beng torn down preparatory 10 erecting on
| IT, site Il large new building.
The inquest upon thu body Of John \. JqnSSrn.
thc ship broker. Of No All Laiaycte-ave, who dis
! appeared on March 10, ana whose body was found
on sunday at the foot of Kcnt-st. developed no new
| facts, THO Jury found that death was caused by
| drowning I'm IN unknown manner.
| The recent extensive fire in East Ncw-Yorll
| showed the necessity Of Il better water supply An
| effort il now making to secure water from the
IiidgrWOod Reservoir for cXting9Shlnc fires IN that
village. \ meeting Will hc held at the Howard
! House this evening to further the Project.
Henry Michel u bookkccper in the Tax Collectors
| Office haS resigned, and Dennis Flanlcy, clerk in
| the same office, has been discharged. james Cava
uagh officer IN the DlStrlct-AtornoY5 office, and a.
| IIcJnctt an assistant engineer in the Department
Of City Works were discharged Yesterday.
Michael Creamcr of No. 10 WyckOll-st. entered
the Washington Street Police Station late Thursday
| NIGHT and said that he had boon poisoned by his
wife to whom he had been married only six months.
An Investigation showed that Dreamer became de-
| ranged at intervals and at the tlmo when he com
! blamed to tho poles his wife and father were
| searching for him. He was taken home.
Constable William Simpson, OF theScventh Ward.
| attempted Thursday evening to serve u warrant of
| ,li-posscssal on Alexander Hotchtss, who Occupies
| rooms i'm NaYy-st. when HOtchlIsS attacked INN
| nnI tried 70 break chair over his head. lotch-
lIs,s wife and daughters joined IN the assault with
| mixers brooms. etc. and the constable took TO
il.ght barely escaping clair which was hurled mt
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