New-York tribune., 1870-05-09
THE CITY.


THE CITY.
The NOrtlr-Gernan Consul-General of this
city paid official visit to the n G. frigate Arcona on
Saturday AFTERNOON, ANA was received WIN Sau'c'
Mayor Hall will not appoint his Ordinance
Police nntil the new Common Council is elected, nor VIII
he select the Court House Commissioners until the
Charter election IL over.
The Water Register says it Will require one
year perfect plan for attaching meters to the service
pipes and to get the system INTO WORKING order III al
parts of the city.
Some idea NAV he formed of the amount of
money lost by the "enyclope game and other swndlng
practices the circumstance that Marshal Tooker
recovered III Is months, sS,2t6.
A repetition of the amateur performance OF
London Assurance viii be given ON wednesday evening
May II, at the Union League Club Hall, in aid OF the
Shclterng Arms. Tickets, ~
Bootbacks and newsboys at the Rivington-
ST. Lodging presented, last evening, by Mr.
Henry T.. Hawey with q library Of some 80 Volumes
The boys a vote of thanks to Mr. Hawey.
Supplement No. of the Record of American
and Foreign shipping contains additional surveys OF
over 100 vessels besides other valuable marine ihioFna-
ton.
The National Line steamer Holland has no
first Sass passenger accommodations, her whole be
tweeneck space being devoted To berth for steerage
passengers She is capable of accommodating over 1900
cmigrants
The colors of the Williams 81 Guion Line
steamers Manhattan Georgia, ana Granada were at half
mast n yesifrdy a. "a MAJ a 3 ntIrb bo 1 died sud.n
in Liverpool on saturday.
The Superintendent of the Free Labor Bu
reports that, for the week ending on saturday
and go applied for situations Men required,
women $50. Situations were furnished to 80 OF the
former and $50 Of the latter.
A number of pickpOckets visited Mount Yer
non on THURSDAY where there was circus psiornace'
After attending the circus they visited West Mount yer
got into fight among themselves ana several oI
them stabbed severely.
A thief on Saturday afternoon entered the
clothing store of Charles - eet a Co. at Nos % % ana ~
leaving the store aud was pursued ny he clerks Inc
In consequence of the large sale Of tickets
for the entertainment which announced to have
taken place Irving Hall Monday evening last,
the benefit Of new schools OF North New-York organized
by the Rev. John Hughes, the Academy OF Music has
been engaged and the entertainment will take place this
evening
At the next meeting of the Police Commits
sioncrs is very likely that the Of PatrOlman ivy
Two visits TO dsreputablc house on Grand 81. and at
the latest call himself and woman engaged in pitched
rested the bcligcrents; but at the station House ivy
ford entered complaint against his male adversary and
the female associate of the latter After nyes cation,
yesterday, Justice Hogan dismissed the charge, and
severely rebuked the officer.
The case of Thomas II. Johnston, charged
United states Commissioner Osborn Saturday. James
attending the homicide. The point of his evidence bear
ing most directly Oh the question was that The ship had
York" Mr.. Spencer and Col Erhardt for the defense
contend that th' with other circumstances Trfut"s The
hearing will bc continued to-day.
On Saturday two women, having tickets from
the Commissioners OF Charities ana Correction called at
the Tombs Prison, aud AT their request were allowed 10
and converse with George Ellis, thief held TO await
"a requiston from the Governor of PENNSYLVANIA for
burglary committed az Wlkesbdlre IN That state soon
aferward Ellis's cell found open, and Ellis could
not be found ron me prison was al once closed
begun, and Ellis found, clad in the fun attire of
@ %T nr tne K"is re III M w aSn hse " +" % s M
cell. Ills friends had previously left the prison.
The American Geographical and Statistical
Society will hold their regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday evening, May TO- at their rooms in the Cooper
Institute The Rev. Albert Bushnell, for % years mis-
sionary the Gaboon, will read paper on the topog
raphy progress OF exploration, and products Of the
western regions of Equatorial Africa with an account
OF the manners customs, and social life Of the nations
inhabiting that country. The medal awarded by the
Imperial Geographical society OF Paris to Paul b. Du
Land, viii on this occasion be presented to him with
appropriate ceremonies
BROOKLYN.-Police arrests last week, 305
In April the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospi-
tai treated 1871 new patients.
The election fraud indictments will come up
before Judge Barnard in the Courtof oyer and fcrminer
to-day.
Five hundred men will commence work upon
Prospect and other parks to-day Mr.. O'R0urke mem
her Of Brckaycrs Union No. has chargcof the brick
laying department.
William Jeflries, age "a, a acarpenter, was found
dead Saturday morning at his residence, No. ~ Mid
daghst having bed TO death by cutting the verS III his
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mary Ryan, age 45,
residing In Dupontst +. d.. jumped from thrd-tory
window while temporarily insane aud died last evening
from injuries received.
At the annual meeting of the Long Island
Historical Society, to be held tomorrow evening the Rev
Dr. Hail. Rector Of Holy Trinity Church, Will read
paper ON the life and services OF the late Hon. f. NJ
Stanton.
In the Surrogates Court last week the wills
We're proved OF Maria Duryea, New Utrecht James
Ma Mae Ana!ly, East Nsw-Y9rk; Frank Note, Michael
Hickey, Elizabeth Fairly, Jonas T. Bedell, and George
Spioul all Of Brooklyn.
On Saturday morning Asst Assessor Kearney
OF the Sd District seized u hOgsheads which had
Nine horses five drays and four sets double harness
also seized. The seizure made the ground that
the revenue stamps affixed Cancelled IA re
qured 10y law Assistant District Attorney Paris has
filed libel against the property the total value which
Is estimated at $4,000.
Treasurer Campbell has deposited in bank
the week past the following amounts behalf the
cooperative lot associations of this city, No l. $40 No.
$40 No. t37 81; No. $50 75 No s. $780, No slSs
No T. sSs o.; No. B. $50 lG; No. o. s3i5 No. TO-
Total ~ 1888 56 These associations have been organized
within the past two years and have paid the How
ing amounts: No. l, Si,015 No. s5..50 No. 5000 G
N7 Is; No $3.50 No. $l5ill so No. 10, s6OO}Tvta
sll3,57s %.
COLLEGE POINT.-The Poppenhusen Institute
was opened formally saturday. There vocal
sen TIE founder James ". Covert hni Oswald OGdor,r In
evening The bulng thrown public inspection
+J5taD '
POUGllKEEPSIE.-Henr Ives the boy somnam-
pnst VII" disappeared from ,oh Spring has been N,A
- SING SING.-A Methodist Episcopal Mission
Chuh has founded her. anr tbr pas.rl slr II m, H,y
tnp osn,bu house worp erected The ooraer Of
'"i'h h''"m aHd Ana sis.
n