New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-14
NETWORK CITY,

Bernard Barnes fireman on the steamship CITY
Gay MS body was found at Pier No. SO North River.
| ~ PROMISING TOO MUCH.
| Inc Jury, In suit in the Marine Court Yesterday
price of his ndscreton in promising to marry Lot
| ue Huber without being willing to fulfil his
promise
| ~ CONTAGIOUS DISEASES AMONG ANIMALS
The Farmers Club yesterday adopted resolution
asking for the appointment of Commissioners by the
| National Government whose duty it should be to
| IreVenG the spread of contagious diseases among
| domestic animals.
| ~ THE VACANT PULPIT AT CALVARY
| Inc heV. Or Sullivan, of Montreal, Canada has
recently declined call from the Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church of this city. No further action
had been taken to fill the vacancy caused bv the
| death OF the late DR.. Washburn.
| STEALING THE PHOTOGRAPH OF A MURDERED MAN.
,oay young J man who refused to give his name, was
Court. yesterday, for stealing a photograph of
James H. Noe. the brush-mal<er who was murdered
s1me years ago. from the gallery of John ID. Hunter
| at No. 20 Barclay-st.
| ARRIVAL OF MORMoNs
| lhere were go Mormons on board the steamer
| came from England Wales, Scotland Denmark and
| sweden; Most of the adults past the prime of
me- ana there were many men and women advanced
| IN years. There was larger number of children
ANEW MAIL ROUTE
MAIL service Will 90 into operation on the New
| York City and Northern Railroad to-morrow. he
fM sh Bg aH% Hy the way of
M Makke, yorktown, West .Somers, Baldwin Place,
| Aian0pac ana Carmel Service the old route
from GARNER TO Brewsters will be discontinued
STABBED IN sELF-DEFENCE
Coroner Ellinnger held the inquest yesterday on
who was stabbed and killed on ' Sepcmb surgeon IN,
Nnia,ries WllIeman' member of the firm of c. +.
W Wdh CT provision row dealers a. No 2l1
acteu In seli-dctcnce. Wlllcman was discharged.
CLAIMING THAT sKIM-MILK Is nEALrHFUL
u asS1lneetng OF dealers III milk and cream was
held III Clarendon Hall Yesterday afternoon to pro-
test against the conStitutionaitv of the SANITARY
Code under which the Board Of Health prohibits
7. r. Gray, w. l. Young and A. lowell was an u!
pointed to procure counsel and report at the next
meeting.
AvERDICr OF ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
~, coroner ll[rrnan he'd the inqIeS Yesterday in
OF the fruit ycnder of West Ihirty-elghth-st. who
was shot by her father on sunday night. The jury
and the Coroner discharged Weissbcckcr from Gus
tody. Kelly, The man who annoyed him. was taken
and battery preferred by the German.
THE BICYCLE CASE NOT ENDED
- In INC nlcycie nearing yesterday before Referee
farrls, MI Townsend, tor the city, announced that
his closed Mr.. Thompson for the hicvcle
people, desired TO call more witnesses and to put in
rGbutting testimony. Some discussion was had on
the question of getting out commission to take
evidence in Bos on, and an adjournment was taken
lor one week, at which time the course to be pur-
sued In the matter will be decided upon.
~ SOLDIERS REcirEocArIYG PAST HoNoRs.
v The sth Regiment, National Guard, State of New
York, Will visit the State Fair AT Wavcriy ~ j. on
Tuesday next as the guests of the 3d Regiment.
National Guard of New-Jcrscy. Colonel G. ID.
Scott; OF the Ncw-forl regiment, expects to as
scnble his full command Of ten companies aud Will
start from This city at p. m. 10y the Pennsylvania
by Governor Ludlow and General Mott and after A
street parade the soldiers will take dinner
An INVESTIGATION POSTPONED
IL was expected that the Canal Investigating
COMMITTEES of the State Senate would begin its
SfS % Yesterday r morning Senators Forster and
but senator Williams, of Buffalo, who Is chairman
sent telegram To say that he would not arrive in
.he CITY unii evening, owing to the fact that he had
been SubpTnaed a witness in the Sessions trial in
Albany, and would have to testify there, The com
h1tteo VIII probably begin work this forenoon.
BROOKLYN.
The State Board Of Health reports that no mis-
ancrs exist on the Brooklyn side OF Newtown creek
William Fairlic arrested yesterday for cruelty
to his wife who saws that he drove her nut of -
homo at L"nox. Mass, by his inhunan conduct
Brgadlcr-Generll W. H. BrownelI. who was re-
Gently elected TO the command of the Eleventh
ceiv.d his commission Monday, and took the oath
of Office.
The attendance at the Grand Army Encamnmcnt
ut the Union Hill Schutzcn Park was larger y"stc,
day than on the first day. great many delegations
from Grand Army posts. in various parts of the
State. arriV wing IN the course of the dav In oddi
ton to the regular programme which consisted of
guard mount, company drill. addresses skirrnish |
drill shooting dcscrtcr-or rather pretending IN |
shoot one--and dress parade, meeting was held |
which resolutions were adopted dcnouncing the at
ununCcmcnt was also made of the death of General
Burnside, and resolutions of regret were adopted
Coroner " iggins began an inquest last evening in
the case OF MIS-. Catharlne Campbell, who died Mt |
her home, No. 52l iicnderson-st. on last Thursday
and whose death il supposed to have resulted from
violence at the hands of her husband Michael |
Campbell. The most important testimony was nj |
given by the Defendants son. seven years old who |
related the part culars violent beating which |
Campbell had gwen his wife the "Wednesday |
night previous 10 her death. He struck her on the
head, knocked her down and kicked her in the side
County Ih}sician Converse testified hat the !
woman had died from internal hemorrhage result |
ing from violence. The inquest not concluded |
NEW-JERSEY
BAYoNNE-'rhc body of Cornelius Vanderbilt |
colored cook on 81 h0oncr lying at the dock nj |
Constable Hook, who was drowned last week ,vns |
recovered yesterday and taken to Spccrs Morguc
WAvERLY-Thc Central Railroad of Nev-J.rso,,
has made arrangements to furnish excursion tickets
M reduced rates to Waverly, where the New-IcrScy
state Far Will be held, from September 10 10 Sen.
TENDER 23. These tickets will be sold eacb AZ
during the lali ana VIII be good until Scptembrr |
"a inclusive.
HoBOKEN.-The Board of Water Commissioners
have had under consideration for some time n prom |
0Stion from the llackensack Water Company Ia |
provide the city with supply of water at + Nor |
cent less than Is now being paid to Jersey CITY Al
II meeting OF the Board on Monday night the prone
sition was accepted, ami contract ordered to Inc |
made. me Conmon Council held meeting last |
night and formally approved che action of Tho (Vor
Comm sSioncrs. The contract is TO 90 into .tiact
year from November !. In the meantime the w.t.
company Will lay the necessary pipes and construct
reservoirs
LONG ISLAND.
PoRT JRFFERsoN.-A largo oyster bed wos di
covered i'll Long Island Sound opposite Port Jef
ferSon on Monday. The bed is said 30 be over Two
miles IN length and the oysters are of an excellent
quality.
HALLETs PoNT.-It is estimated that 80. o5o 600
vii I've "a ia ,n,t