New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

cused deposited IT, He was taken before Justice Con-
molly and committed for examination.
SKATING AT The CENTRAL PARK.-Rxperience
having suggested some improvements in the skating
rules, adopted and published few weeks SINCE the
following directions 10 skaters the Central Park,
yesterday posted about the pond. It will be OBJ
served that the ball up" viii hereafter Indicate not
that skating s permitted merely but that the ice in
tolerable condition for skating When therefore, the
bah is seen, when cup 1t may be from almost any
elevated position in the city, it will be understood that
tbose who wish TO skate will fnd if they go to the
pond that the ice is in condition repay them for the
Journey tbither. A white pennant over the pond will
give assurance that the ice is sound if not glib. Those
who remain the pond after the white pensnt falls
DO SO at their own risk;
DIRECTIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS
There ten different gravel plank walks leading TO the
shore with gangI aks carried from them to the ice No
There each plank which should be
used before stepping on the ice I'm. ,,,.
should be SsoPpea adj sfl q .Ssios ,,,.,
cssi % Sst boSs are which may suddenly tip ia
nuer happen to crowd one side of then sub
The are provided with abundant of
SutiOns directions from park keeper any case be
Immediately complied with . =,
.1o gs5ni'' Oi''0'si' III '''o inc '''
BnIT viii be hOsed to the top of the pole near the Bel
WHi1E PssSAxT wiz be fept hOsted over the Round
can se aiism without the haie1s
may be m coHd 9 N other respects No one can remain upo
The ice wib perfect safety vita proper regard 80 the general
interest in maintaining the ice IN good order for skating when tn
kED PHSSAYT the Round HOnse indicates either .hs
poe forming sursee IN the latter case win pc KEEP
fyps Until new ice Is tnsy iomsa me sc sa am. III
s5oSs Instructions are formed with design TO place
more chscE upon the iDcnsions of individuals than quit
ecessTy preserve the ice in condition i9 the
s hst ooosfon 70 force for this puEPose shall neFe
BY order Of the SaPerin,eooen''
The Board Of Commissioner of Police met yesterday
afternoon ct Headquarters President STILLMAN in the
chair and all the members present. Mayor WOOD
agsin took a seat in the Board, and was cordially
greeted by bic former associates and those members
appointed since his connection with the Department
tpon recommendation of the General Superintend-
ent Capt. Leonard Of the Twenty sixth CITY Hall
Precinct was transferred TO the Seventeenth and Capt
Hart transferred 10 the City Hall.
Thomas Hines Of the Fifth District was dismissed
the force. Josiah n. REYNOLDS Of the Second, fined
twenty five days payment FOR being unable TO account
for the disappearance of $40 from the pockets Of a
drunken prisoner whom he conveyed from the Station
House 10 the Court.
a letter was received from Mr.. B. r. Winthrop, an
e-rnember OF the Board of Education and late Fore
man Of the Grand jury complmentng the Board upon
tie ests blshment Of the House OF Detention Tor Wit
nesses and presenting the Commissioners with II,
brsTy for the use OF persons winnie confheu In sAiu
House.
On motion of Mr. BowES the present was received,
ard vote Of thanks returned to Mr.. Winthrop;
james L. Henry of the Eighth Ward, Richard Burke
of the Eighth, NJ. Mcconnell Of the Twentieth, e.
Br,yyn and j. KInnaird Of the Ninth members OF the
old force were reinstated upon relinqushlng all claim
20 back nay. ,s-,u
TIE subject Of establishing retired lst for members
of lie deartment elected considerable discussion, but
no sction was take in the matter Upon TINS ISL men
who are sick will be placed ard receive hall pay. O.
Dir, BowEY offered resolution that the General Sa-
nefendent be directed 10 inquire and report IN writ
Inc 10 the Board at the next meeting the facts con-
nected with the arrest Of black man In the Fourth
Ward on the - December, 1889.
The Board then adjourned.