New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23


vide the necessary Ballot Boxes eror and BE- il fur;aer
ResOired That the CLERK 81 e 'um0n Council furnish
the necessary blanks and stationery % the inspectors II
aid election. This adopted after some remar-s nom
Ali Cornell. SiurcyaA. Smith, ani ..r9' 81 REGARD l'
BY Ad Boy,e d. relation 90 the r-.-a' de.-., n cI
q tne City Prison and wishing le COMM "n r.Ptr-
ana supplies % inquire Into tl~ condition oi Ia fr''- c-
Adopted
AgDoinfmsrn-Tle report Of tie Committee % >3a-es
and Offices confirming the nominations made ! 1'i4
troler Eagg To- the Finance Dep utm-ut VIZ: Als l-i-s
Puriy for Redemption Teri. Charles Van line for 49,
tani Auditor ARENAS : tady ~ clerk 90 CJntroh- T.
Adopted
Communication from the Fire Wariens nom mating for
their clerk John Synes adopted From CITY I, p-rt,r
nominating the following gentlemen t. IN his depart
ment. for Register Of Records Or james HYATT for
Superintendent OF Sanitory Inspection Hchar! Z. Down
nE for Flint Clerk Robert smith Adopted
Reports AdoDfef-iO build bakhead or thu North
River the exterior line from the center OF Troy Il TO the
soUtherly line OF Hammond -; on the petition Of Edmund
Griffin 10 pay Philip FOhav a balance due him contract
for regulating Fifty first i from Third to Sixth to
grant permission 70 Vanderbilt 20 extend ana widen pier
south side of pier No l. North River.
III Rs. Coatrqcf-Ald Cornell Chairman Of Com
mittee Streets I'd take up the report adopted
sometime since in the other Board to give Messrs Russ
Reed contract to pave Park place, Chatham 81 and Bow
cry to JniOnSquare, at 3 - per square yard which
ton opposed by Aid. Iiemann Ale. Temann remarked
that be had presented petition from responsible partie,
who offered do the work for s. 20 per yard He first
wanted experiment made 81 the pavement before
making the Russ contract and moved 70 refer the Report
OF the Committee DacE Inc later was lost ana the report
taken up and read. AID lemanR cOntended that 1t was
wrong 70 make such when the German pave
ment pat down in the Bowery opposite the Theaer at
- 30 equally good and in things better The
Appropriation to be made the contract with Mr.
Russ Tor 1888 s5Oooo. The whole contract comprised
5000 yar- which at - 90 would cost the City s5635jO
and th@ contractors would get the old material which
worth s'n Tins would make the contract cost the City
soid5,J These climates he obtained Of City surveyor
III also reua-i' hat the Harlem Railroad Company lad
to keep d. Of the street in repair. which 70 pave
" Il 4 be-
further moved that the Commissioner OF Repairs and sup
plies ad e le for proposals TO pave the streets IN question
with block trap rock OF inches IN width and 10 inches
in depth which lost After further discussion tie re
por; referred back TO the Committee who presented It.
that the opinion Of the Counsel 70 the Corporation might
be got thereon. The Report in favor OF confirming the
election OF the 10 Assistant Engineers OF tie Fire Depart
ment was adopted
On motion. the Board adjourned to Monday.
To the Editor of the n Y Tribune
SIR: Young man. apparently in needy circumstances
has obtained relief and perhaps money from several clergy
men and others in this vicinity. representing himself A. the
nephew OF Rev Mr.. Bennett Bruf. p o., Co. Limerick
ireland. After correspondence learn from Mr. Bennet
that he has such nephew and further that he Ia. re-
Ceved many letters similar I" my written by various
persons at the dictation Of the above named impo,
tor The young j. intelligent and appear, to be about
twenty wear. n are He has been sick and quite
thin His hands show him to have been laborer-pro
baby bod carrier or brick pier The Young man maybe
needy but he is not honest THos X. BEE'HER.
ARREST OF Az AucrIoyEER FOR FRAUD-Tde First
CJ,e Iu8er he Ntr IdV.-Oltrers Sd smith ana Greene
tie Lower Police Court yesterday arrested aman calling
himself Edgar Suydam, charged with deaung NJ. Ward
Estou. OF Carbondale, Penn, at present stopping al the
Pacific Hotel OF s2f II appears from the affidavit OF Mr.
Eaton that Thursday last he entered the auction store
Of Pearl and Pine SITS. where he saw the accused
selling ncy goods card OF two dozen pencil cases was
MT Ep and Knocked down To- Mr. f. for =. He handed
The a-ctioneer g bill ami asked for the change but
told tia. he had bid g each for the pencils and that his bill
amounted s24 He then declined taking the articles
and asked for the return OF hi' money This was refused
he told that he rnUf pay the amount demanded
He finally did ana Immediately oiterwari went before
Justice Bo-art and preferred complaint against the ac
cused The magistrate hold him 10 bail in the OF 500
20 await the acton Of tie Grand Juy This Is the first
arr-t that has been made of this character since the
passage of the Mock Auction Law conviction Unier
III, law renders the party liable To an 'onnent IN the
Prison for not more than three years or in the County
jail not exceeding year. or fine not exceeding e10}
or t. both such fine and Imprisonment
SAD RAILROAD AccDESr-As a freight train, going
Nes, Oh tie Ere Railroad. on the afternoon OF Monday
Ias: W.. turning the sarp curve rod, east of the
Nevc-,uk bridge. Po-t rvs where there il tre-tie
work Of some rv feet high the locomotive Jumped The
tack. ana thrown down 10 the ground beneath The
conductor, Rheu Carr on the locomotive, and was
very seriously but II - hoped Lot fatally IT. ured james
alker fireman. was Killed almost instantly. ne eshrer
5 Waker saved himself by Jumping through the treste
wor and cachH. hold of the tmoe- beneath the track
Some two three OF the cars were also pr-epaied down
the descent.
THF LATE DEATH RESULTING FROM NEGIIGENcE.-
Nm Fitzpatrick tie hackman who stand, charged by
verdict the Coroner jury with c1pab!e negligence IN
allowing PAR Of horses o.. which h. had charge 20
away he having left them uuiaseued by which aged t.
male named Mar Katn lost her life Yesterday ares,
ed bv or Birds II of the Eighteenth ard and commit
ted e. prison ia default oi 500 bail - await the acton OF
thu GRAND u-y.
The cu,ed aege, that he left h- in charge of
man named jane Welsh and tia; the accident arose from
hi- carre-,ne,s ID leaving t.
ACCIDENTS Edward Tissel. Machlnist, in the EN-
rlov OF Rod!nar \ Co. severely injured Yesterday Al
-roou in consequence of the falling upon him o. An Iron
shaft II was conveyed 10 the New York Hospital by "
fcer G-ear ii the Fifth Nari.
lad named James Beck over ami severely me-
rred On Thursday afternoon by OF keele Line Of
stage, 1t the corner a. Twenty eighth I and Eighth nv
lie was corveyei the residence o. h. parents IL Forty
fifth L S.Xthay.
ForSp DRowSED The body OF an unknown man was
found Yesterday IN the Ea, River at the foot Of sixty hr
- Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the deceased
and verdict of death by drowning was rendered by the
Jury Tie deceased had dark complexion and wa, about
80 wears OF age There nothing found on H. person
that could LEAD directly 20 lis Identification Tie body
had been In the water about four months.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS
The DHFIcULrY WITH The CRY TFEAsuRER.-At
the adjourned meeting OF the Common Council on thursday