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The Billiard Room

Is supplied with new and elegant tables.
rugged with Phelan's Combination Cushions
and under the supervision of John Gregg,
Esq, Cha mpion of Indiana.
June 3. l2.tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

w., .y.uipg s. Of Smuggling liquors 81 which 10
sA'on' 40 sered
Cnsrles Henry, a car-drivcr on the GrccnRoint
s: yeser.y ISL spnss from injuries received REQ IL
" Jeiug run oyg By bis car
Y The BROOKLYN Police Property Clerk, during rep
r-afy received ocn property the value Of $780, Of Sen
amount ~ sf2 returned 20 the owners,
Daniel Rea, the old merchant who cnt his throat
Jy afternoon n Of dispute WIN
Mr. Pollock his partner died yesterday IN the Park Hospital
Detective Clapp yesterday arrested IN TINS Guy
D. charge Of having forged cheek
for 40 The prisoner taken back o Washington 70 a"sta W
John Reed, deck hand on the schooner Guiding
star lying the foot Of Veeys while al Nok on the dec t
evening shot In the seriously woundt " some unhho"
person lie was removed % the PARK Hospital
verdict of accidental death was returned yester-
Ccg H. who Killed hsrci hy
grnisone topping So RobDsons The stone
weighing $500 pounds blocked IN front Of John J. bs store
ami the lad pulled away the supports.
Mary Brady and Mary German, servants, employed
evening charge having ere quantity Of rubbish IN the
cellar with The Of burning the building They were ocke up
in the Phhst Police Station to await an Investigation by the Ere
Marshal
fire occurred last evening ON the third floor OF
ons,O premises Of >. W. Wrurg. manniac-
doors Loss stock $500 insured for Sl0e Cha Hart
chair second floor, lost 800; not nSTh IAe
Bewele. manufactures Of moie
TASKS Loss by 800 The building damaged |o sne
In the action brought by Johanna CTeutz against
Nicholas sni his Bahanr alleging that In August 1907
which window belonging Kruger where
BE- bic into her house and demanded pay % Se
satisfied with that they struck her puho her down
the doorseps her the abdomen, producing nca age
continued claimed 30 coo dmages Yerci
has been gwen Tor tie plaintiff for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
THE CLARK MALPRACTICE CASE EFFORTS TO
KEEP 1T SECRET.


From facts that have come 20 light respect
ing the circumstances Of the death Of Mrs. Agnes ".
Clark from malpractice It appears that efforts have been
made 20 keep he matter quiet, not ouly by Mrs Miller
the physician IN whose she 1t the time Of DEATH
hut By others Mrs Miller states that the deceased
to the Dcy-st HouseCept By Mr.. Miller. in a carriage.
md was 50 weak from loss Of blood that she cou'd
scarcely stand Mrs. Miller hually consented % take her
under her care and sent for Dr. MADDEN of Jersey city
fo consultation but he not at home. On the follow
ing dsV the cent for Or. Cummings Professor iu the
Eclectic Medical College In East Iwenty-siXth-st. lie
declared De very serious case, and 10 tct wanted
nothing do with II; but finally, at the solicitation Of
Hrs Mlcr he consented to consult with her. The pa
TENTS condition became dangerous and after much
solicitation on the part OF Dr. Cummings, she admitted
mcarraeo IeloIe placing herself under the Of Mrs
Miller. 49,
shortly before her death deceased with much din
Guilty. dictated letter 10 her sister, Mrs. Christie, Vito
or VIM H. Christie. oystcrman living at NO. 1877 west
Tleyenth-at and having Office at the foot of
CrstOpherst, asking her 10 call AZ once and see her
No gtfeati was paid 10 this note, apd not until a
second one was sent, announcing the death or Mr5.
Clark, did Mr.. and Mrs Christie respond. Mrs.. Miller
had first made out certificate setting forth that no
cause ~ death abortion seiiproduccd hut 90 the
REQUEST NJ Mr. and Mrs. Christie sine changed II. and
made the cause Of death miscarriage. This 'rt1cate
was rejected by tho Board OF health, As - also a
second. on the ground Of informally. NJ Miller
admits that she did In giving false cen tcate.
Int declares that she dill II solely 20 spare the Tee % "
the relatives 10y preventing exposure oi TIE case, aut
solely at their request Tho matter viii be Inycsti-
gated by Coroner keenan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

,roror ro,ro, o.,,,. Firsi. Tho laws SHOULD be 80
nmon6e1 go be limits Of al assessments thf9usHouS
tho city sa be restricted to o9eha, t tegd IN lenS
tho " Yt street or avenue, ana nor 10 oA''N" IA "
b.vond the line OF the Improvement, Ar, os,v,, ~
eeo,d The amount TO be imposed Tor me opeiY ,' -.
i, nr ayenuc or the laying out OF any pubic
- arr Mace established under the act OF Api lsV
bonlJ not bo more onehaf the assessed value W
49,, ,ancrtv charged In the aggregate should more
- orchaN the cost be assessed upon the dlstiic
For ali other improvements OF tia, KIND not provided
~ a. mo abshed plan OF the city, the amount TO I've
npon the property should not exceed quarter
~ he assesscd value IN the aggregate should more
an ouartcr Of the cost be levied upon the district
assessed. ,,--z, a.. .o.. 49,, - ...t, t,,
tb city i'm the "City Improvement Stock" bonds, an
authorized IN the act OF 1862. -
me advantagcsuf this mode Will he three-fold: 1t
will simplify expedite the proceedings IL viii re
duce largely the cost for maps, surveys commissioners
fees &c. II will he substantially just to all, as the eI-
penses VIII borne those properly chargcAbe with
ihem namely, the property owDers really benehted In
their fair proportion, and the city, which derives the
chief benefit ana holds IN perpethty Ia ts lair proper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
LECTURES, MEETINGS. ETC.

Prof. Il. o. Doremus viii deliver, by request,
four Thursday evening lectures this month ia Brooklyn
on the Agreement between the Mosaic and Scientific
Accounts OF the History OF Creation"
A meeting of Trades Unionists was held at
No Thrdaye last evening discuss the coal ques-
ton. Speeches werc made by Coroner Young j. W.
Gerard IT, and Others, aud resolutions were adopted
mahding tho repeal of the coal tariff
The Rev. Dr. Bellows delivered his second
lecture on tho Evidences OF Christianity" at All Souls
Church yesterday afternoon. He advanced the idea that
learn 0f ancient history from knowledge
OF human nature than No can from the most learned
treatise ever written on the subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
DOINGS OF THE HEALTH BOARD.
TuR DUMPING GROUND NUISANCE TO BE ABArHi
BOATS TO BE USED-TDE MAY POISONING


BOATS TO BE USED-TBE MAY POISONING
CASE.
The Sanitary Committee OF the Board of
Health reported the following resolutions yesterday on
the dumping ground nuisance:
Re,o',d That ts respective of1 Of This Board and the san,sg
puousv enforce all odunccs Ter 10 aud providing th
o's muurc from all premises and from stables IN PARTICULAR WYNN
Bct T,t nnr no Application fol dumping S ma ma
other directly vessel hosi tie carts vii be en-
ter aimed b. this Bosrl ., ans,
R..oTa That 4, permits tr lg@pos STure On The s''o Any
Bef all parties hsvg hong dumps o,se 'nn
locality manure ne istnf May next 1,tr
herewith Instructed to Inquire the rocetes me e'
S % n p S9 Of AID removal Of mspnre report
1870 fp, n lcs.,s FOR permits 70 danny directly
carts into he nsde or rne"od On or before W
The resolutions were voted separately and adopted
Ii was also resolved that copy of the ~ 60"
missioner were emphatic in declaring that they su c
wish to continue the nuisance newspaper f'PO'' WV
Comr3ssioncr Mnaly moved that the piers at which
boats may lie TO receive manure he seeSIeu ia ht 10
| inhabited places. It nuisance, nc KeWi uut nc
did not think II should he merely remoVea from on
locality another, there TO canse an equa' 1i'u VI
Il Was resolved That 5000 prepaid envelope directed
10 the Board, he printed for gratulious dstrlpuuUh
among cergymen, Physicians, ana wuWvre;; ,i 80
soncr Maniere announced that The stringent ACTON OF
the Board had been such rs TO induce ctrgyen pDysI
clans and midwiyos to make regular reports Oh MAI
| r1ascs. births, and deaths. ~ ,r,,.o.,
calling attention Of the Board to tho aduteraton or
milk in this city
The City sanitary Inspector directed tn report at
the meeting OF the Board al the circumstances
connected the death Of Mrs May who is alleged 70
have died from swallowing portion ol the carbonc acid
left with her dsiHfectant by AGENT OF the Board,
stating in particular what person left il, and what IN
sruc6Ons he gave leaving IT, Tho City Sanitary In
submitted the following comparative statement
OF contagious diseases reported TO the Bureau for the
two weeks ending March 4, 1871:
WEEK ---FEyYRS--- Small Meas Diph'
erd!ng Tyybns Typhoid Reaps4ng. Scarlet lea teta
E S,1, FL T.. q Il Z i.
Dr. Chas p Russell Registrar Of Records, reported as
follows
have the honor report 5il registered deaths for
che week. being OF % over the previous weak
The occurred principally in the Eymcic class ~
phOd fever having been credited with iOdr deaths,
against two tphus with one, against o, the preceding
week Deaths from darrhcal causes increased nom p
10 90 There reported six fatal cases OF pucrpefa
fever against the week before lhthSs pulmonaiS
destroyed Zoe lives increase Of one and local respI
/ tory diseases 70, an increase OF twO.'
TIC counsel 70 the board directed 70 report ut me
meeting Of the Board whether, i'm hls OPINION the
Board power unpaved streets 70 be clened
or 10 pave the same, sanitary measure. The Board
| then won't INTO secret sesSOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
ppovrHRyr ARRIVALS.

AstOr IIOuse-The Hon james nj, Asniey Oh
obia 80 "a hichoias IIOtol-Cien T. j. Kane Of Penn
syivana, Gen v s whitney Of Boston. Springer H2r-
baugh Of Pittsburgh, H. b. norton OF NormGI anu G "
A Wells formerly Special Commissioner OF the Revenue
- 81 Denis Hotel-Capt. John Codinan OF Bostol:
- New York Uotcl-Judge Hendrick ". wright OF
PenusylyanIa - NJ. James Hotcl-Judge Morton on
spring6eld Mass. and g. NJ owen on EiInt ~. i,
Observation-Disclosures Congressman Thomas fltch on
Nevada the Rev. Dr. DOrus Clarke OF BOSTON, Col o. W.
McCook OF Ohio ex-Congrcssnan benton OF
Bssel OF Hartford. s=== Grand Central h0ei-h. n:
Northrop Of The Syracuse Courier Col j. r. Gaiaway OF
Montana and udpe Lewis Jones of Scranton, Perlsyl-
yana. - Everett HOuse-The Rev. George 1. BlsnOp
OF Newburgh --== Hoffman House-Ihc rev DI;
Neos of 81 Ious Gen. III. A. Bafnun OF syracuse anu
Col w H. Reynolds Of Providence: - hetropohlSh
Uoel-IJeut Commander John Mcfarland, u D. Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
NEW-.IERSEY.

EEvARK.-r~fty-two cases Of smallpox were re-
ported to the Board Of Health during February. o.
these only four fatal The precautions taken have
eectuay stopped the spread Of the disease and only Is
cases known to tle authorities. E'seX County
Bible Society has we'd during the last yeaG the fol-
loving contributions rom the various rc'fous denomi
$94 0s; Methodist Protestant IT5; Reformed, SH2 ~
ConTcgitionaist, SiS3 3 private G,its ana legtcies'
nearly $1,000 The dcfunct police force OF 1870 have
formed Themselves into friendly organization known as
the Metropolitan Association" EXLicut. Nok d, Pre,i-
- o'clock train from New-l DIX Whc near hlNtN, on
Tuesday night, and both legs were severed from the
sprnghc'dave' Were bnrnel ytslt Flay uoiLlHg lhtc
cows and horse persisted Loss $L500 insured Tor $500
I'm the Firemru's Mutual 40 Nowark....A man named
SolDurSh has been missing from ms home No - john
sunst since the 10Th Of January. case OF Mr.
smith VINO was arrested in jersey City on toiApal1 Oh
settled The conditions that Mrs. Smith to obtain
t HOTEL S Rere 99d Ssser Sgt ti Is the
third tine bis wifeh ruined him and his business.
Trenton the Newark brewers who convicted OF
fraud on the revenue, by the improper use OF beer
fine sco imprisonment one day; Carl Ftz Bcison, ina
$780, nnprsoument one day; Thomas Erhart, fine S20C
Hcnslor, 500; GOttleb Holl 800; GOttireid Kruger
500; Anton Neigrt, 500; Charles Reisch 500; g. A.
$500; August Schmidt 500; c. W. wcrdmeyer, 500.
,PATERsoN.-At the citizens meeting In aid OF the
French, sl53 collected. Mayor Rylc, ana eight
others, were appointed committee TO obtain subsCnp
tons Ihirtiethst IS 70 he opened between Eleventh
ana IHtfthNts., ana ihlf y-ilfnt ana Thirty SecOndsts
are TO he graded and improved Immediately. The
maps of real estate Spectators show that In ths vicinity
building ots have been laid out 10 such extent that
the will furnish ample accommodations for city
about the size OF New-York and Brooklyn combined
In the April term OF the Passfc County Courts the Mid
land Railroad Company Will bring suits against large
number OF residents OF East Paterson, who have failed
refused TO pay tho amount Of their subscriptions.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Request Of Mrs. Kirkpatrick
IN Princeton College is stated to be SO 900 and $780,
Co., a. has been reported Rutgers College is her resllu
airy egace and has been bequeathed about 10000 The
First Presbyterian Church receives 81 O00 and tho Sab
bath school connected herewith 81 900.
HACKHSsACK.Tho Governor has signed bills TO incOr
poate the SandfOri Manufacturing COMPANY 10 set OF
Willard township from New Barbados, and to author
ize Hackensack township to sell its pOOrhouse farm.
TRENToy-Ihe oolOred Frce-Mlsons Of New Jersey
hold their charter from the Grand Lodge Eng and
Will probably soon he recognized under the charter Of
the Grand Lodge OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

SPUYTES DUYVIL.-Tho strike Of the men
employed in the construction Of the Port Morris and
Suyten Duyy Railroad IA at end, the contractors hay-
ing Welded 10 the demands for increase ~ WAGES.
The men receive Fl ~ per day until April J. ater
which they will get 81 day.
WHITE PLtINs.-AuOther hearing in the NocsStng VIII
case before Surrogate Coffin oi WCstchester County,
took place yesterday. Additional testimony was aiducei
in benaf Of the contestants 10 prove Thar. a the time
The viii prpor. to have been signed by iir. Noessng,
deceased he was In unconscious state and unable 10
speak or 90 ze his own son OF any o. his od
and familiar acQuaiutauces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

A contract has just been signed by Mr.. Vo-
gel Postmaster General Of EowZealand, with william
H. Webb and Ben Holiday OF New York. for running
line OF mail steamers every four weeks between San
Francisco Eew-Zealand, Sydney and Melbourne. The
contract provides Tor large ships 81 speed - enable malls
lNteh sydney and London 90 Doe delivered IA a. DAYS.
Inc oneer ship Is 10 ss from san Francisco on tue 5th
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

srectors engaged IN the wor 0rs Henry W. Barron and
S. Fisk, but since then Two others have been ap-
pointed.
In Jersey city and H0bokon there Is not single case
OF smallpox nj present although there have been tou
cases at tic latter place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong Purs, ard Rich Blood, Increase Of Fish aDd
Weight, Cloar Skin and Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
SADSlPlRILLIAlJ EESDLVEhT

Every sarssprn Resolven communicates tsgh ne
Blood Sweat other hs and uss Of the system the
ofN Fep Of the body with 1ant sand naeAA
srrofu Consumption GasAr Disease lccrs 10 To Ihfost h0a
umor. GLANDS Of de systa Soe Eyes
Fans, Tee srt Ions Of Sn Do
sses RrupGons Fever sead Head Ring Worn Sst heuH
Ervpaas Black We1s in tie Fh TUaop Cahosrs
womb and Al Weakenng and PIn.ai ehAgsI hgb sssaS
Io Of Sperm Of tie Life Principle within te
curative rsnge Of Aec Chemistry and fe- ss
person for ethe- Of ss forms u dsease il
potent power them 1.-THE patient daily becoming reuest by
the and decomposition that Continually Prosern esets
tbeSs the sh material made e
heslhy blood ard tss Sasapsrisn vii aal does
wien this remedy work u pur6atoo
succeeds IN diminishing The loss u reps V .o rapid
ever the patient will feel himself growing and
the food dgeng better appetite improving an Ha and Ssb ~
No. eaty does re sARsAPlRmLIAN RFsOLvESr excel an
he Chronic ScroO COn ul0ns and Skn
dsases bot b ou posaye for Kidney BLADDER Urinary
snd Womb disease Gravel Diabetes Dropy soPsge Waiar neoo
Urine Bnghg Disease Albumin aud all shers
er: are brckdl deposits the thick cloudy, mixed With
SUBSTANCE While egg threads ike white SIX ts
morrill, billions appesranee and white bone tnst ispons AL
when there pckng burning nssOn vixen Sasr pam
in the Small Of tie Back sloag tie Ions.
Price dollar bottle. Sold By Druggists everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
HAP9 AND MIsuApl-

Deaths in Brooklyn last week, l70 small pox, I;
Erar'cl lever -
james Lane colored. age 81. Of No. Jerscy-st..
SAGA m as evening, Broadway Pdnel, and died
fcs uinuts
/. Coscllina of No, 10 Union-st, South Brooklyn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

Durug the prevalence OF the disease last year there
were ID an ga cases Of smallpox, or about 100 per
month and nearly lll Of these were fatal. ont Of S72
=. ents removed 70 the hospital only 80 died. while ~
lie remaining NJ WHO were attended 10 home, u ded
These figures chow that the disease has not been nearly
80 prevalent last year AZ time has II been 20
widespread fatal scarlet fever, tne following
L. vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
LONG ISLAND.

FLusHING.-The contractor for the grndinc OF
Stewards new railroad began work at noon yesterday
with a large force.
LONG IsLAND CITY.-Anna Ranag1n, whose husband
Is i'm tho hospital was burned to death IN the fire tha
occurred IN a large tenement house here yesterday
morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
WONDERFUL SUCCESS
OF tbs
MILTON GOLD JEWELRY Co.

THous.Sps UNABLE TO ADxssoy TO THs STORE
Five offered many the articles At the door by persons thai
were not f,stunate enough to get in
Every yhi with tho goods The styles are ne" ana ne pat
elegant The goods guaranteed to wear as ven COLI
COLL and always 10 retain color and bnllsncy
The Compa1ys ISL Broadway opposite Asope VIII d
open from a IL p order accommodate As many
poI4ble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

TnE WEATHER
NRv.YoRs Hour Tier Bar. WinL ue0 "; H9o5,
March a $50 1912 =. r. hheh ~, no. ~ -
II lO5 NW 4. +. , 20 40 y
Syo 1923 & r. III 20 - 10
REMARKS March s. 1sIo-TheN AT o. Ill., 10 u h''
arc N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
PUBLIC EDUCATION-THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK.

The Board of Trustees of the College of the
CITY Of New-YoTB met yesterday afternoon in the hall
Of the Board Of Education President smythin the chair
and It wa resolved that application should DO made
10 the Re gsature for further appropriation Of $4,000
FOR the erection az an addition 10 the college building for
tbe ee of Tho Introductory classes. Seven thousand dol
lars vaa aluropriatcd iOr furnishing said buildpg. An
apuropriaOu OF for salaries, books supplies, &c.
The n0n,inaton by Mayor Hall OF Hooper C. Van
Worst rs Commissioner Of Common Schools, wee John
II sherwood resigned was received by the Board OF
Tlucatiop Yesterday, and ordered o be fled Tes0n-
nan was adopted that Mss Joanna Mitchell DC appointed
assistant teacher Of the German language IN the Normal
college a the salary OF isG0 and that Miss Ida Conant
le opuoutcd critic teacher the model primary school
OF tie College the salary OF $500 Resolutions were
eso al0utfd that the nomination 81 George NJ. Mitchell
bv the Trustees ~ the Sixteenth ward for the position
of Vice Principal OF GrammarschoO No H. be not con
frmed: and chat william J.. Cahll, NcePrncpal on tho
boys' department OF Grammar school No 81 he removed
from his position for neglect u duty, TIE removal 10 dae
the day OF his suspension by the Trustees OF TIC
Seventeenth Ward
The Auditing Committee presented report as follows:
Reopt. . -.
D6c H. Ia70-BAancs Ia ie Broadway Bank..'.'. st1 -
Deposited BY tie Controller o'O %
Total reoep '-tl' -
.-
De- a. l'70-Warrsn outstanding
sou outstanding 81
drawn iom Dee 10 1870 March 81 l... Glon %
Outstanding '' "
~" d
Total ptVuon ~ ~ ~
Balance 10 lie credit Of NE "o.@ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
Ihnn Ii Nd hOspi.al:
whole No. Removed NO' Re Died at
49,. T. Hosnital moved. Hospital.


The following mortality record Of scarlet fever shows
that disease to be lar more prevalent Than smallpox,
aud NEARLY AS fatal:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND Ia
uss PgPRYs Morn AND FRRCKLE LorIoS The only reliable
harmless remedy for removing brown dscoatons FROM the skin
ua only b. Dr. C. PERRY, Dermatologs ~ Bonds NsEi ok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

SPRING STYLES OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS, just
i.sis By EsrESscuEID Manufacturer ll8 SasiuL Price 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

Dandruff may be effectually eradiCated frol
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