New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-05

| How A THIEF Cor A NEW SUIT OF CLOTHES
Henry BY German who says he has resided the city q
New orssn' "" yesterday crested BY ooeI sP.ro" Of
She 9th OF January Bly, went into the store OF Bioois Boths
the OF Grand stree. and Bro.dw and ordered
the parcel snoud be cent to hun at the Howard House corner
Of Bro,dwsy aud Maiden lane soon as the clothes vee
ready Mr. James N. Alden Who took the order sent heui
hotel directed BY the hand Of James W...co.
with instructions not to leave the bundle unes. the bi We.
paid The messenger met BY at the once oil the Hotel anu
accompanied him bis where he donned the new 'st
TO try they t,ed then the messenger en- order
tool hs order went 10 the clerk informed him that BY
had money deposit in the Office The mssssnsei imme
dey returned to Bys but found that the newyclad
had le and until yesterday he had not been seen
since The robbery Mr. Alden saw hun 10 B,oad*ay and sd'
whereupon Mr. A. called upon Officer Sparrow to arrest him
lie was taken before Jesee Dodge At the Tombs Police
Court, and committed in default OF 30 ball 10 sns"ef
! ORGANIZATION or THE NEw BOARD OF ALDER
MEN IN JkKsEY CTY-Thc new Common Council Of jersey
City last evening TOT the purpose o. organizing Ine pn'
Printer. Mr.. Thomas H. Decker Democrat, and MI u w.
Psnborn RsPubcsn received the nomination for President.
On the ballot, Mr. Decker received the required
Der OF votes O aud declared elected The following
appointments ws. then made: Fer City Ss Geo W. Cas-.
Tlessarer Peter D. VIo9@' H. D. Nc
WIN. Wni,lsyi Collector Of City Revenue j. b hssht
street Inspector John d. Eohn; Corporation Printer John
LyoH Cy rhy.cr1a. Dr.. oieGi; IT, u, asTn.; wesa.r
Post City Surveyor DeIos T. Culver b. Culver, Levi
Po, c. Wardi Superintendent OF Ferries and Wharves, j.
H. Huuiues; Inspectors and Measures Of Lumber Peter
Gordon, Joseph H. Ruumsl,; OuAgers. Michael Mckeop,
Joseph Van DersD.
GRAsD LARcEsr.-Yesterday John McDermott
va, arrested BY Ocer Doushery the fourth Precinct
and before Justice Dodge at the Tombs Police Court
charged with stealing from Mira Ann McAvoy OF No. 50
Madison street. god watch Of tho value Of so The
cased Committed In dsfsut Of $aO0 BAIL TO answer
RECOVERY OF THE BoDT OF THE LAST VIcTIM
on rur d. e. CRARY Explosion On Sunday afternoon the
body OF drowned supposed to DO that Of John John
son ono the hands bosId the stss-tug d. T. Crsry
when Ipoded few weeks found floating In the
lives by the explosion and all tho bodies except Johnson
were Ieeo yelsd 81 the time Of tho accident
shade trees along highways in this state other than
cties and incorporated villages. Passed April 1868
The People u hs State Of hsr. York tepresad in Senate
and issemtiv DO enact a. Jocss SECTION All persons
owning lands fronting upon highway Except In cities and
vlages) may MAKE aud sdew alks along
such land in tho highway and plant aud have shade
ulopx roadside VI such sidewalks such sidewalks with
shade trees shall not extend six feet In width
the outward line Of such highway; provided such highway
not three rods wide with the add additional
foot In width to such sidewalk for every additional rod In
width Of said highway where such sidewalks shall be
built shade trees planted and for the protection Of such
sl.o construct railing upon the road side
than one bar In hight with posts aud also proec
tvss the ends 10 such not 10 prevent
foot passengers from using such but built may
ana shall prevent cattle from going thereon.
sEo, q. This sct shall take effect immediately. Il
The above law ie now in force.