New-York tribune., 1870-02-02
THE CITY.

from custody. '............'-..
The monthly meeting of the Board of Police
Jnstices was held yesterday. resolution was adopted
TO the legislature praying the Special Sessions act
be repealed aud the people allowed the consttu'ionai
privilege OF eectng their own Justices
The Rev. +. G.. Clark, ID. D., delivered n lee
ure last evening the Alexandria Church
on Venice and the ventlans s gOod eten
on the lecturers account OF his Visit 10 the iSaha
CITY.
The regular monthly meetings of the Photo.
prapEc Section of American Institute was he last
evening the Institute rooms Cooper Union Mr. An
thony stated that he had been unable To OBTAIN te PIC
turrs taken In the Arctic regions which ne prohseu o
SectiOn.l
The second annual ball of Ionic Lodge, F..
and A. NJ takes place on Friday evening at Apollo ha
number OF the prominent members Of the Masonic
fraternity have signited their intention TO DC present.
and large attendance Is expected
A public meeting of the West Side Associa-
ton will held this evening at the Everett Rooms cor
ner OF Broadway and Thirty -fourhs TO consider the
Mortgages from Taxation. Speedy Completion Of Public
Imp royements, RAPID Transit. &C.
The funeral of the late Rev. James NJ. Mat
thews d. D.. took place yesterday afternoon from the
South Reformed Church. This sacred edce was crowded
with the friends of the reverend gentleman Several
clergymen Of his own and othertevangehca denomlna ma
participated in the services, which were OF the
most impressive character
The ice dealers signalized the first of Febru-
ary by increasing charges for lee 81 the hundred
pounds 10 SO butchers grocers
&C. Tie City OF Lawrence, of the Norwich and NewYo
what up freight her last trip. several
of ice. 1t was part of crop secured three years
ago by enterprising North River Company ana sent
TO points East.
Company A of the Hawkins Zouaves, better
known the T.. A. Kimba Guard. assembled last even.
ing, with friends, at Apollo Hail. corner OF
Twenty.eghthst and after going through the bayonet
exercise in very credable manner dofed their old
Zouave costume so well known in the late war; and
donned elegant uniform. and gave an ex;
hplton drill which proved them one OF the pest drilled
cumDanes of the National Guard. AZ about 10 O'CLOCK
q large number OF ladies being present-an orchestra
commenced strauss dancing music and the OLD SAYING
that good soldiers make good dancers fully verified
wcllserved supper pleasantly interrupted the merrl
ment, which thereafter was continued uhil an early
hour oi tue morning.
The semi-monthly report of the Castle Garden
Labor Exchange, from Jan. 10th to 3lst d3 working
days, is as follows: Applicants for employment M
iaborers Males 4O2; females 40 Persons employed:
Males s4 females SOL among tsese tro were W,Ss
aud provided with employment 81 average pulhDer OF
day average humber OF engagemens 55 per day. aver.
age OF monthly wages paid TO males ~ oO average
rate OF monthly wages PSd 70 SSSr 1 re@ae
Skilled labor. g. uBsked labor 355 Males aoe 20 READ
and write. 800 males not able to read aud write, 49,
TO read and write. 49,
Early Yesterday, Officers Harmon and Hosey
OF Hafbor Police while patrong the North RIVER 10
a small boat when In the neighborhOod OF Pier No 81,
they saw junk boat pulled By two men. On seeing the
their boat attempted to escape Vestryst They were
overhaued and arrested by Officers Stevens aud Corwn
3i ,he f' % anu ed S 1 70 be nS,ed river th,eyes
Andrew Twaek and John Griffin. In the possession Of
the latter was found pistol and knlie In tne ,heyes
Bloom No. 25s washingtonst four j. s. sloa Son, No
P~srs: and three Noble Belts No. SO warren-st The
bnter WEIGHED m the gross lbO pounds and was valued
a. $500 Yesterday the prisoners we're taken before
tice Downing at the Tonbs and committed on the com
plalnt OF lhoilas '" iNuen' e"poyou VII '"' A'0 mail
way pier
On Monday night Patrolmcn Doyle and Lawler found
Pier No 6 Last RIVER 10 bags Of cotton webbing 900
pounds aud valued at $780, which had been stolen from
the steamer Ellen s. Terry lying alongside the pier
Tho montblv meeting of the Sisters of the
Stranger was held No IS Bible House yesterday after
%S" as been Expended The nnaber Of helped
co. 50 being Foreigners lncuuhG natyes OF
Germany ireland, Wales. Scotland sweden, Cuba aud
Poland The most extreme case helped was that OF an
English physician, his wife and SIX ohlldren stranger
in the land falling to receive expected remittances ne
became destitute, and from want and exposure, two OF
his children died THIS family has been aided by the
Society removed TO comfortable quarters aud upward OF
500 paid for them IN the redemption oi lost clothing
The Society request all Wiling " nep tnelr cnaiiy tn
first VISIT Their rooms ana learn ior themselves h % lIe
e s1g 10 ef e"aee were
and much admired Capt. Russell exhibited a camera
sa rp Mr Russell explained that his eSme
Used by him III his Journey packed square OF
feet. 10 was the .ense of the meeting that drawings
TI Of pmotosraphers operating IN the open arr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hundred pupis were
yesterday received into new Public School No 3O
Tlo nup,hor nf da,tbs in Rrooklvp last weak
were Is I57. Three were nom suail.pox. ''''' "0N''
\, 90 m.
LOUIS Engler, NO. 100 Brluge-st, was yester-
Tire lager hrrr snloon krep.r M No a. Allen st and
Tnr, - CSas,e,a aa * a. TIon,onts oS,oa
IN Ia = "a A. s,', 81 ~ wars vetarday a,,rssS1d
and held for Examination before Justice Walsh upon A
charge OF stealing dry goods valued at $ from the
The Police on searching their rcslaenee NO. e iaiman
ST. uscoNeIeu Stoch ufoos soous ano 'o'oso W suo
amount OF s2oO.