New-York tribune., 1867-06-01


monthly payment Street Cleaning Contractor whiting
the Board adjourned for a fortnight
Posr-OFrIcE CmANGEs-A new branch post-oflice
has been opened AT the Of SNth and Avenue G.
and designated as station O." Station has been
moved from No l29 to No. 100 spungst., where much
more commodious quarters are had thi1 az the ola
stand.
The CITY DRECTORY.-Mr. TrOw las about COO
pages or one half the volume In type. AbOut $50 men
commenced the OF the city the d Of May and
completed their part Of the work on the sd. and Mr
Trow expects TO finish the printing and binding by the
10th Of June. The volume ls To contain about 10000
names, and be retsiled for y.
To A CONSEQUENTLY Peter 'oOper says
'Tplaced on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the
year 1879, believe small locomotive which think
the iirst that carried passengers IN THIS country
part i'm baltimore The next year II think II wasl built
locomotive for the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, In the
works then had IN Baltimore
DrscHARGED.--Dr. George RosenburIer, proprietor
Of drug store at No IC3 Avenue A. VIII, recently
found guilty by COroners jury Of benf implicated In
the woundng of Henry Days. residng upper noor
OF the above premises and whom Corona Cover held 10
ball IN lhe SUN OF sc "as l-''Iuay ",'h"En y tno
Grand Jury, that BODY deciding that IN evidence al
duced was insufficient TO warfaut his furh detention
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MRETING or THE COMMISSIONERS Or THR SINK
eys Qt the Sinking Fund held meeting inthe Controllers
ONCE: Controller Connolly the chair After the trans
action OF SOME mere routine business The onm.son5
next meeting OF the Commissioners shal be held, the
Report Of the Committee In relation the condition ~
our Public Markets will h. presented
Yesterday an interesting sale Of articles Of value
and furniture was concluded by Messrs Leeds Miner
at their Art Galleries in Broadway Man, Of the articles
formerly belonged 20 the ancient families Of Mantna.
arfui a. hey
elabOrately inald and realized from $50 800 large
number Of hne French clocks brought rom 80 10 tbO
Among the principal purchasers were VI \ T. stewart,
Barney Williams, Capt. Eytnge, Mr. hminington' and
Nj sypher.
An OWNER WANTfD.-On 1burSla' morning two
young thieves snached from The hand ola lady, Fifth
ave- near Eighhst wallet. cOntanini $40 In Treasury
notes and q railroad ticket Late on Thursday night the
Precinct aud in thClr possession f'und the stolen
pockebook and the greater portion Of ue money The
thoritcs is requested call upon In0cctor Diks at
Police Headquarters, No. 800 MulbeiTst, claim the
property and make complaint agninsl Tie thleNes'
"WATCHMAN's TINE CONTROLLER An advertise
ment in another column invites attention 10 new nyen
ton which has introduced throughmt Messrs H. B
Canin Co.'S City Of Dry Goods West broadway. Itisa
clock which unerringy tells you the Precise minute of
every visit which your watchman made II on any night
when you may have set II 20 watch him The Invention
hand paper dal takes the place OF as in the coyerof
the clock face; spring keeps this pDer face OF the
pulls string which shuts the cover or PAPER dia down
the pin and the prick ot the pin ndates the precise
time OF the visit glance the paperia in the porl
ing shows how many and at what tins The watchmap
in that part oi your building during the night This
detective piece may be at Eo.2 Courandtst,
where is fer sale by the inventor Mr. H. L. schmandt
ACCIDENTS On Thursday evening" Ellen Mullen
aged eight years fell from seccnd-stoy window Of the
residence Of her parents No s3 Mott so the pavement
and received a fracture OF theskull William
Powers aged 10 months was Thursdy struck by the
engine OF the $3.50 cypress train OF theSew Haven Rail
road nj the corner OF Fourth ave ana 'ne hundred and
nineteenth ST. aPd was seriously injued. An inquest
was ycserdsy neId by Coroner Cove, at No 400 West
Forty gh ST. the body Of al inhnt named George
Thursday night. verdict Of ACCIDENTAL death was
rendered Coroner Sehmer held aninquest at NO 80
Annst, on the body OF James OConno an infant aged
i've months who was found dead IN bd The child was
laid upon bed by It's and mangcd TO crawl be
meath the bedcothes and in some maner while ~ this
death" was rendered An M INQUEST wa Yesterday heid @
body OF Sarah r. soper aged eight ears, whose body
found floating in the slip at the fo OF West Seven
comnany with her little brother. lef home and went
down 10 the pier at tho foot OF wostSevoneenthst TO
there the little gI fell overheard and was drowned.
verdict OF accidentally drowned" warendered.
PoACHED EGGs.-Washington Market, with its
variety large stock OF eatables pTtiay hidden by
both They often caught atthem depredaons
but are usually let on the market caring TO spend
the time to make charge against than at the Station
House, and appear again at trial .mbOdened by the
lenency isl0wn them these petty th.yes have become
such nOlcrable nuisance OF late tht the market men
are taking the cuprs Ia hand and deding with them IN
u summary manner Most OF the Itfefers are women
with capac bags concealed benea their skirts,
BILE OF holding half peek Of potatoesa pair Of chickens.
two beef steaks topped out viii half dozen eggs
When caught stealing meat common punishment IN TO
hold the culpr, and with the meat "IOsh the face In
the most approved style. II the g'ase is left running
down. and sharp bones leave sundry eratches c0rned
beef Is rubbed we'll into the and mouth, III has
been esteemed 30 much the better A laughable scene
occurred our reporter passing through the market
known observed O be laying 8sock OF eggs the
Of her dress being used as tie receptacle. The
market detective had been piping Hher for time
and when goodly supply OF duckand hens eggs had
caused full development he laid somewhat rude hands
upon her. and as one by the egg crushed into
indescrmlnate mass Of shells, yoks and whites, a
crowd gathering IN the meantime, thewoman was allowed
| to depart with her embryo omelet
CoNCERNING PAVEMENTs.-A correspondent asks
how long the Belgian and the Nicholson pavements will
last in streets. That is question to be decided only
by time. The Belgian pavement laid In Grandst.
and the Bowery eleven years ago. aud It's present cond
ton speaks for itself The Nicholson pavement has been
laid down but about year and consequently its dura
bty has not yet been proved IN streets In western
cities u has had longer trial. and The 81 Louis Democrat
recent date says "If New Workers wish to know how
the NICHOLSON pavement wears hpd works they can come