New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-13
THE CITY.

The Alumni of Columbia college Law ocnVol
hold their annual meeting the election Of officers this
evening 49,.
Gust Beyerle has been apponteTd, Assistant n
Assessor in the Thrtysecoind District i"'n''''"
An exhibition by the children of the Colored
Orphan Asylum will fake place at the Hall OF the lonhs
Mems Christian Association this afternoon at O'CLOCK
City Judge Bedford leaves for Europe ps ON
net jr in the Dauntless, In the proposed hterhauon
yacht race across the Atlantic.
The body of Edward Morgan, the English
sailor who leaped overheard from the steamship NGva,
lying at Pier No 46 North River on April while ihtoAl
Gated, recovered yesterday morning.
Mr. Algernon S. Sullivan will deliver pub
lie lecture on The Crusades" before the Young Mems
Literary Society, at Grammar School No 80, Thrtechth
st. between Fifth and sixth-ayes. this evening
David Roach, for many years attached TO the
Detective Office at Police eadqTartes ded ye.erdF S
at his late residence, No. 2i6 West Twenethst, fop
nearly four years past Mr. Roach has been conned 10
his room.
On Tuesday, about G:45 a. m, the planet
Saturn will be less than two degrees or four Tines seem
ingy the diameter OF the south on the gtl the
nlane rises at els D. m near the eastsouthcast horizon
its right ascension for that date ~ IL hourn,
Deenaon south, go =; position in the sign of saggt,
RUS ,
| The annual meeting of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals WIN ne hei9 III ne s
SOC ation Hall, Twenty trds corner Of FoHrthavei
this evening The reports for the past year VIII
be submitted the officers for The ensuing year VII We
dent
| The usual order preceding election has been
issued by the Superintendent Of Police. He adlnonlshs
the officers take every precauton 10 preserve tc pun
lie peace and about the polling places and to keep
tho To the places OF registration open ana I'M
obstrced 30 that citizens entitled to registration may
| not lie impcded in the exercise of their rights
The investigation into the circumstances
connected with the death Of william NJ Sherlock whose
body was found in the East River nc the 1901 Oh FIJI
feminist, concluded YESTERDAY by Coroner keenan,
Sherlock, the brother Of William was IN any way reopoh
sbe for his DEATH and verdict OF death by drowning
was gwen.
vouno man named Francis Sivey, con-
sunptive patient the Five Points Mission disappeared
about IS Years old with large dark eyes and dark hair
He dressed in dark coat and hest ana dran Pa
Relief Association will be thankful for any Information
| concerning him.
John II. Marson and George Palmer, board.
er at the Bulls Head Hotel, charged yesterday at
the Yoile Police Court with attempting TO r Dre ak
open tine door of room occupied by Mwis Fay Ga
prisoners attempting to force the door ana had thei
arrested WheT are reanded for examination by
| Alderman Cunningham.
Charles Mallory, esq, is building, at his yard
Mystic, Conn., screw steamer for the Galveston
she viii be, when completed the seventh vessel
length 81 feet beam and "a feet depth OF hold she will
be selooncr-rigged light draft and last ana OF large
constructed the Deemater Iron Works and she VIII
be ready for the Fall trade Beside this steamer there
| large vessels building az Mystic.
About two weeks ago Thomas Cosgrove,
alias Tommy Stack" wellhnown plckpocket'
WAS cnnserao or sum OF money from Austin Kimba Of
the Narragansett Steampship Company. The thief was
superintendent Jordan to have Cosgrove rearrsed as
he did wish longer to be responsible for his appear
ance for trial. Capt Kennedy Yesterday arrested Cos
grove whose picture was taken for the Rogucs Album,
| and he then committed to the Tombs.
| The Liverpool, Ncw-York and Philadelphia
open to public inspection, and many citizens visited her
She is her fourth voyage and has demonstrated
trade besides being trustworthy vessel under all err
cumstances. Her recent voyage under canvas proved
that Tho her
probable emergency She Will sail oh saturday, win
over 100 cabin passengers which l. large number con
sidering there six steamers TO sail on the same day.
| At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen yes
terday Alderman Cuddy Chairman of the Committee on
Streets. asked that the Committee he discharged from
the further consideration OF resolutions relating 10 the
paving of streets The request was granted and the reso
iuons returned To the Roari and ordered to lie
over. These resolutions for paving streets with
patent payemens, and action on them by the Committee
had been estopped by the act of the Legislature to the
effect that streets shall be paved with patent pave
mens except Oh the petition Of majority Of ts prop
met, but did no business.
About 300 German exiles residing in this city
ton OF the Revolution OF 1889 in Baden and the Paa-
innate in Germany 10 take place at Joness Wood today
II will commence az 10 "a. when military band VIII
perform the revolutionary march. The reception of the
guests viii then take place, and az o'clock Cen slgel
Grafton. Addresses will also he made by Senator SchrZ,
Gen. Which the Rev Mr.. Lchbach, and Others who
were prominent leaders of the Revolution The festival
grounds and hall have been decorated for the OCCASION
| The Commissioners of Emigration met yes
terday at wards Island, Mr. OGorman in the chair The
Medical Board instructed report the sanitary
condition of the institution, and 10 make whatever sug,
FOR the new imnac Asylum, and the Wards Island Com
mittee were directed 10 select plans for this building
The securities of the commissioners deposited with
the President and the President of the Finance Commit
tee, jointly All the laws relative TO emigration were
gers from JAM to May Inclusive 59677 against
65,l77 in time last year Fund in bank Jan l. S79
Slth inst sl5j9i2 i6 disbursements to 4t inst sg1js9
A, leaving with the City Chamberlain si2,724 g.