New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
NEW-YORK CITY.

The German Peace celebration in this city
will include procession, and will take place on tho
game day a. the celebration An Europe
Heinrich Hoffman, well-llnown German
architect and builder OF the sdt Theater died on Mon
day at his residence at Fort Lee, OF apopexy He was
native OF Sa1ony, so years OF age, ana for 70 years
resident OF this country
Tho Fire Insurance Central Patrol opened
yesterday their handsome new house at No 81 Great
Joueset large number Of ladies and gentlemen were
present including Martin L. Crowe, Chairman OF TIL, the
FIRE Insurance Patrol Committee. several OF tho Fire
commtsioners and number OF prominent insurance
men.
| The Empress Augusta has addressed to the
German ladies of NewYork and Brooklyn who were en-
qaeed I'm tho German bazaars communication acknow
edgng their patriotic efforts in raising funds in aid OF
the victims OF the war In Germany The letter " IN inc
hands OF photographer, who VII prepare copies ior
| distribution.
The expense 10 the Government Of the pros
ecniion of Capt Grinde will 10 about 5000 The deen-
ton OF the IA sailors in Ludows Jail for 100 days, at 80
cents per day jaers fees cost SIZE and 81 % earh
for witness fees st the rate OF 81 per 1y wiz to Of
s2Ies ard other expenses win run up the bil TO about
eIo3 each In Commissioner Shields's ONCE to-day
The ftting-up Of the interior of the new
market from Forty fourth to Forty hfhss where the
soventhve Broadway will be completed on tho
2oth and it will be opened for occupation by the butchers
and others on the lat OF April Some OF the stalls have
and Jefferson markets, and negotiations ior me re-
maader begun. Tho whole number of stalls WIZ ne
~ f. believed that in consequence OF ls location ILLS
market Will be OF the most popular in tie city
BROOKLYN.
A deputation of citizens who are opposed to
further increase OF the eys taxes left for Albany,
Yesterday protest against the passage or tho Dill IL
crcasng the pay OF the police.
The Rev. Dr. Spear, late pastor OF the South
Presbyterian Church. presented on Tuesday night,
with slem-winding gold watch, worth $500, and com
ulete copy of tho "EncycOpedla BIlt-Lnhlca, "orui
$50, by the members OF the church
At meeting of the Central Bank creditors
Yesterday afternoon, the assignee sas B. butcher an
noinced that thus the collections made By the United
States Marshal and others had amounted 10 stO1s 5i
the disbursements, $3.50 7S Balance in hand s3s95 IT,
The Mayor, yesterday, declined to sign war
rant Cor $4,000 in favor OF Edward Freel, contractor
for grading and having Fourthaye the ground that
the Special COMM sion, under which thcWOrk W" cone,
had passed ont Of existence, and had no authority 20
draw warrants.
The Free Night Glasses in Cooper Union had
IN average attendance during February "a follows:
School OF Science G School Of Art 63 School OF Tce-
graphy So Scientific Lectures, SIS Oratory Class, 100
total 1863 The classes in English literature and
the French language were Attended by 200 and
100 respectively bringing The general total ot attend
ancc 10 over 800 The School of Design for girls and
women has been attended by over so daily, and mat "
Engraving women by 90 The number OF visitors 10
the Free Reading Room was 1885, NUMBER OF DOCKS
used, 1902