New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

r.x Cry Iss,rsros,s LreroE Yesterday W.
monthly payday in the City Inspectors pepaH~ss
An army numbering one thousand and eight sstaefss
at an early bour in the Park around the new engs'
house, and waited their turn. Toward 3o'cioex sos
lsst man had been served the total amount paid beng
about $4,000.
An additional and utterly needless expense Of more
than 81 900 monthly, or $l2 900 ayesr is incurred sss
paid regularly on the stated pay-days by the C'y
Inspector in allowance for the day lost by the w'rk
men in getting paid. This heavy expense might very
easily be avoided by sending clerk TO pay the hsnds
in squads say once or twice week instead Of making
them all to the Park and lose day tog-sber
The same bad system Of paying off Is adopted by ne
Croton Board.
FAST LAD.-William Fuller an intelligent boy.
wi has lately been employed In the Office Of Ed~srd
CuDard, the steamship proprietor, Of No. Bowling
Green, was yesterday arrested BY Officer Cordett OF
the First Ward, charged with robbins his employer.
On Monday morning last William failed TO appear st
the Office as usual, andon Tuesday morning his mother
came to the Office nqurng for him, he bad not been
home the previous night. Suspicion was ct oocs
awakened and ap investigation made during the day
showed that check for $l,072 %, drawn BY Mr..
Curard on the CRY Bank, was mi-sing. As soon -
the Bank was opened on Wednesday morning pay-
pent Of the check was stopped. Immediately After,
young Fuller appeared at the Telers desk aud pro-
septed the check. He was at arrested by Oitoer
Cordett, who was in waiting for him. 1t was then
found that the youth had committed forgery ~e as
larceny, by altering the check as to read "pay the
bearer instead of "to order" The lad coolly con-
fessed the robbery said he found the check lying in
book, together with scme bills payable, all of which
he srred off, He also confessed that he hal stolen,
at the mitigation of two young men named Scuiy and
Herderson large number Of postage stamps at var-
GUS times. These he had sold 10 bis eonfsderstes "
various times, with the exception of IS WORTH which
were found on him. He says be took the draft with
out any prompting and that the other papers stolea
he collected about IS. The lad wss taken before
Justice Kelly, who committed him for examination.
TRAP-BLocK AND SEWER CoSTRAcTs.-Propossis
were opened yesterday by the Croton Commissioners,
and contracts -srded as follovs:
Regulating and wh,raP block Ninth .yssss
bridge of eleven bids; awarded 10 Jsrine
S 4a6 90 tmo so days sures n A. Guide and
Lsyps at lie Stsectiors Of Second avenue and
Fifyseventh Fifty ninth Sxtith and Sixty streets i've
bids awarded Charles Devn at 81 o6e time ten days
Laying croswalks intersections Of Onehundred and
eighteenth street and First Second bid;
awarded % Matthew Murray ss9a time 10 days. surs.iss
Pudding eepwch street from Jaw stree. TO thirty
feet south Of Harrison street. five bids awarded to Charles
Deylin s5si time So days. surees g. C. Foster aud 'ohA
Srwe, in Norfolk Delaney street to IS feet north
o. sro.me street hvs bids aTsdeS 20 = NM gnn
In Sl,O00 each