New-York tribune., 1871-03-29
NETWORK CITY.

Tho rcce;pts of the French Relief Fund OF
this cts last wcel; amounted TO S5,1i5 70.
The net proceeds Of the Charity Bah for the
benefit o. the Nursery and Clds Hospital, which took
place February 2, were s2,O'i 49,
| The japanese visitors were shown through
tho Park Bank yesterday by the President, and
! afterward treated TO an elegant lunch
Extensive preparations are making among
the Germans decorating their houses Easter Mon
| day ard for Illuminating them ID the evening
| Marcus SimOn of No. Maiden-lane, has
! been honoraby discharged by Judge Hogan, after
searching examination into the charge OF incendarsm
pr,.Crrei against him by the Fire Marshal Tie eyi-
deboe showed that the hre entirely accidental.
! CAPTAIN Thomas Burns, of the Twenty-third
Precinct transferred yesterday 10 the Twenty-rst
and Captain William II. Cnchy from the Twentyflr to
the Tweuty-thrd sergeant William IT. Mcconnell Of
entE aud Sergeant J0nn Gay from the Twenty
| TO the Twenty -hrst.
The remonstrance Of n citizen published last
December in THE TRIBUNE against the undue attention
given TO senenta anay sis" in the public schools has
led the Board Of Education 10 issue the following order
n. , eo1 AL s gre. aId be stricken fon ae studies Of he Grb
shall be deyo.ei % reading aa7 .TeIiTs
There are about 30 persons regularly en-
gagged tine strcctsprintling business Some Of them
are complaining that they would sprinkle the streets at
once but they cannot get permission from the De
p4glnent Of Public works to the water. The Dep
uy Commissioner said yesterday that hcreofora the or
allowing the -prnkers to obtain the water has never
! been issued until April.
| Catharno Ritzlcr, a widow residing in this
city. applied through her counsel on Monday
gate Hutchngs Tor the removal OF A. Jones, who had
appointed guardian OF her children, the oldest OF
whom aged and named Emily alleging that Jones
Was on improper person. who had been appointed
guardian without her knowledge consent. Emily OBJ
eOed the removal OF her guardian, alleging in turn
that she had not heon properly treated by her tOther
Tie rro.lte referred tho Mr. Brdsan in his
Office, who began examination yesterdiy, ana aIter
hearing portion OF the testimony, adjourned 1t.
BROOKLYN.
Prospect Parl was visited last week by 10i,
20 persons.
The Union Ferry Company will begin charg-
Ing the rate of cent per foot passenger between
the hours OF end $780, both morning and evening, the
inst II Mry, but VIII expect passengers to furnish their
own change.
The Court Of Appeals at Albany yesterday
reversed decision OF te General Term which author
lied the Park Commissioners to sell the eastery portion
Of tie Prospect Pa lands, and forbade tho sale OF he
land which must now be improved at probable cost Of
100000 t-s - ,t. ~ .sssJ.
The United States Supreme COart at Wash
ineon dismissed yesterday the suit Of the PhenX Fire
Insurance Company OF Brooklyn against the Kings
County Treasurer to recover $1,000 These claims
1903 and J0l, on certificates Of Indebtedness to the
United states.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUsHIyG.-The following officers of the
Flushing and NOIth Side Railroad reelected yester
day by the Board Of Directors: John j. Locke, Pres.
dent Morris Franklin, Vice Pro. .denti i. i. H.aslaic
secrctaryi II. G. POppenhuscn, Treasurer
PORr JIIFLEsOS.rhere are 2cl vessels rated at
1909 tula registered 40 tls port. Fourteen vessels
were UuIit ACge IA 1870.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Master in Chancery has