New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
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OF the services OF his Decision reserved. some
other claims OF minor character then considered
and decisions being reserved the Board adjourned Yes
terday. the claim Of the New Haven Steamship Company
for $4,000 for repairing and rebuilding Pier NO p East
River, which was destroyed by fire. July ., 1906 was
heard and decision reserved The Board then
some claims Of a minor nature &'er WHICH an "'Vourn
ment was had TO Monday next.
The bakers of Society No. of this city. who
commenced strike" Sunday last have met with but
partial success. about so being still out Thls
society numbers between coo and 200 members or repre-
seutatves about oneha the bakers In the metropolis
In of these shops the employers conceded TO the
wishes Of the IN demand, there heng Out apout ~
who refused TO comply with the requests Si t Sler e
number of their employers have expressed their wnng
give the advance and consequently the men have
returned TO work. OF the strike few are being
supported at the expense OF the society the amount @
Yesterday it was repored that Of the whole number of
shops Jersey City but had refused to comply with
placed con strike" In Brooklyn where Society MOI OF
that city has also been strike since sunday last the
movement has been sgnay successful of the 100
more who struck but Is being now out" The movement
this city ana Brooklyn has been somewhat retarded
the action Of the German-speakng Societies Nos and
of this city, and No of Brooklyn, it having been undeI
stood by No before they maugurated the strike tat te
however being unprepared. the movement was deferred
for few days The members of these s0clees ~ % the
meeting tonight will probably decide upon the day Wheh
the strike Of their respective societies will be Inaugural
ted which will probably be on tomorrow week
BROOKLYN.-T police business IN the
Eastern District is dun.
Ball-playing in the street is becoming a nul-
sance i'll this city.
Trower will give his first musical festival
and picnic on Tuesday next, at Boulevard Grove
During the past month, "a persons were
treated for various diseases at the NiahsDuIsu upcn
saTy.
A readiustment of the salaries of the city
employees is proposed by the Salary Committee Oh the
Common Council
The tracks of the Atlantic-st. and Fifth-ave.
TO Greenwood Railroads have been seized by Collector
Badeau for non-Dayment of taxes.
7 A special Committee of the. Board of Super;
investigating the charges Of corruption preferred
against the superintendent of the Poor.
The Law Committee of the Board of super
vsors has decided to allow the tenants to remain in their
respective tenements for the ensuing year.
1t is expected that MessTs. Bergen, Potter,
and Caldwell will be named by the Supreme Court as the
Commissioners for widening PrOspectave.
James LIGHT, grocer, at the intersection OF
Smith and Grandss L. d., was arrested yesterday ana
held TO answer charge of poisoning Greenpont goat
The project of erecting monument to the
800 Revolutionary martyrs OF the prison shs ls III
agitation. Fort Greene is suggested as an appropriate
site.
The Superintendents of the Poor are begin
ming 20 think that that the services of some OF the
attaches of the Engineers Department might be dispensed
with.
The Common Council Committee appointed
10 make arrangements the appropriate celebration q
the Fourth Of July has maintancd, up to The present
position of mastery inactivity.
On Sunday, 21st inst, the ner-stOne of the
new Roman Catholic Cathedral Is 10 be laid number
Of Societies are preparing for public parade through The
streets OF the city Oh the occasion.
The social reunions held during the past sea-
son under the auspices Of the Sewing Societies were
eminepy successful and the source OF much pleasure to
the ladies and gentlemen who participated
The Committee appointed by the Board of
recent election Of Superintendent OF Buildings, held It's
first meeting last evening at Firemens Hall.
The congregation of Grace Church has pub
lished a pamphlet calling for contributions toward
Fresh Air Fund" that the poor may be supplied with
the means of occasionally visiting the country
I
man who was found in the streets suffering from an at
tack OF delrium tremens The father and eldest brother
of the unfortunate young man died from the same cause
An order has inst been issued by the State
Adjuant- General giving notice of the disbandment OF
number of regiments Of the National Guard, among
which are the 52d Matthew W. Cole, and The t6th
Col John O. Adams OF Brooklyn.
John Derian, 10 years of age, was arrested
by officer Colahan of the FOryf precinct, yesterday
ST. Vincent de Paul NCrth sixti-st, T. d. 4 dangerous
weapon found concealed hs person when arrested
A plot of ground comprising 30 lots on
ThrOopave, between MeDonoueh and Macon sts has re
Gently been purchased for s2ooo on which II IS intended
| tO erect a new Roman Catholic Church for the Rev.
Father Creighton The materials for temporary build
ing OF wood have already been purchased ana work on
| the structure will soon be commenced.
! Mr.. j. S. Mackay broker in Court-st. has in
his possession "a nuiIber of silver coins winch were
recently plOwed up by farmer the margin OF Sleeps
Head Bay The coins are supposed 10 be portion Oi the
treasure scattered along shore by the pirate Gibbs who
landed at Sleeps Head Bay about forty years ago after
having robbed vessel Of her cargo, consisting Of $4,000
in Mexican coin.
At the meeting of the Board of Estimate and
Disbursements on Thursday, aresouton presented by the
be sent In before next meeting, adopted There
outstanding accounts for the years 1855 1863 1861, and
Of funds the Treasury available for Fire Department
purposes for 1865. -~'a-g'e- 2 .fT7''s T-!'--'..or
Officer Gear of Justice Riley's Court arrested
LANES Fullerton residing in HudsOn-ave near II gh-st,
YESTERDAY on a wherein he IS accused OF bgamy
Grace Fullerton tue complainant, alleges that she was
Iobrlcd IN the nrner m oson about four years ago
l g.g rleItI Ie ll-
buTnc. with whom he 10 now DNlng' IHe accused was
held for examination |-'aEH- - - Z -. ~'t-
Richard Butler, a member of Father Matthew
in Justice yoofe5s Court to recover The eun Of go,
which he alleged TO be due him IN the shape OF rehet
had no Jurisdiction IA the matter and that the plaintiff
was bound to submit to the decision OF his fellowmem-
bers. The Justice reserved his decision
The Board of Fire Commissioners of the
Western Distinct passed resolution 1t recent meeting
to the effect that persons be allowed tojoin the Depart
parents or guardians be obtained ~ writing ia he pres
of officer Of the company which such person may
wish Join. Heretofore no one under q years OF age
could be accepted as a member Of any company.
BY an act of the State Legislature, passed
last Winter, amending the city charter the term
Under this law Martin Brcer win hold Office
until January J. 1871 Henry l. Ripley until Jan
uary 81, 1872; Thos. W. Field, until January /,
1873; John DOhery until January l. 1874; Joseph Smith
until January J. 1885, John shearon until January 1885,
aud William 4. Iurey until January l,l6in
The Christian Educational Society for Col
ored people which has recently been grated for the
pupOse OF establishing asylun and mission school for
the cOlOred orphans Of Brooklyn, held an adjourned
meeting Parker Institute, in JOralemO-st,
Tusday evening, which Mr.. Henry Dickinson pre-
sided The Chairman made few remarks rs TO the de
sign of the undertaking, when report was presented IN
which the OF the association was designated as
"rhe Christian Educational Society for COOred People"
and "a resolution was unanimously adopted appointing
the fOllOwingnamed gentlemen as managers, with power
TO complete the legal organization: Henry Dickinson,
Isaac H. Allen Frederick BcsOn, ThOs. Douglass, Rufus
r. Graves AlansOn Trask, and Henry A. Dyke. Re
itN Eruf Kakm
the Rev Joshua Lcayt, ihos g. Tanning, ana jacob d.
Bel, after which the assemblage dispersed.
JAMAICA.-Ihe South Side Railroad ComDany
viii change TO-DAY conform IN the summer umetbe
tL Long Road, connecting at TINS place with The aud $3.50