New-York tribune., 1871-03-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

Benz. F. Mudgett has been appointed As
stant Appraiser under Appraiser Palmer rice jeremiah
Lothrop, removed.
The subscriptions to the fund to continue
the work on the new ST. Patrcks Cathedral amount
thus far TO nearly $4,000.
1t is not true, as has been stated, that an
appointment has yet been made m the vacancy caused
by the death Of Assistant-POstmaster Taylor
The steamer Vanderbilt left Troy at 10
O'Clock Wednesday night and arrived in New-York at
yesterday. with nearly 400 passengers and large
cargo Of freight.
Capt. Hamilton l.. Glen, one of the oldest
printers in the United States, buried at Paramount
Cemetery yesterday. He began his labors in Philade
pha In 1912, under Samuel kelf.
Dunlap e. Co., hatters, formerly in the Fifth
Ave- Hotel block gave supper at the oIening OF their
new establishment at No ia Ffthave., on "Wednesday
evening Their new building OF the Rhenish style OF
architecture is a noticeable one on the avenue.
The motion for an injunction restraining the
further Eric stock and convertible bonds, pend
ing the decision upon the demurrer OF Fisk to the com
plant OF Heath and Raphael. was submitted 10 Judgc
BatchfOrd, yesterday, upon written arguments ue
cision is expected to-day.
The Normal College authorities propose 20
take only about pupils from the Grammar Schools at
the next examination for admission at the rate or SIX
pupils school. After the examination in June
there will be further admissions to the Normal College
for an entire year.
A mile foOt-race took place, last evening, at
T. Van WICK and Richard Meares. both members Of the
New-York Athletic Club Van Wyck the winner, made
the allotted distance in six minutes ana ten seconds
Meares broke down at the third quarter.
A pious Irving-place lady, descanting at the
breakfast table, the other morning. the holy state Of
marimony repeated the old saying that Matches were
made in heaven" when her little son. bright boy Of
six said, "Yes, dear mamma, that's where xdTtW
matches are made, but how about the other kinds y
Daniel d. Howard, well-known citizen of
New-York, died ut Geneva Switzerland, last month Nr
Howard was one Of the two brothers who opened ana
successfully conducted for many years the Howard
Hotel, opposite stewarts, which, In its day. was a
fashionable resort.
The only member of the Board of Education,
it said who has visited all OF the 1O5 Public Schools in
the city is William Wood, who accomplished this under
taking at intervals during seven months 1t is said,
further that having carefully investigated the conduct
OF the Ward Trustees generally he Is strenuonsly In
favor Of their abolition.
The pilot boat J. d. Jones, No. 15, while
boarding the Inman steamship City of Washington. from
Liverpool for NewYorh, at midnight Wednesday. 26O
miles east from Sandy Hook run into and sunk Ihe
pilots and crew had barely tine 70 t syG t IN anu m
the steamship.
A man dressed in Jewish costume appeared
in the Mayors Office yesterday and after announcing
himself as the Prophet Moses, asked for permit to
permit being given him he left the MAYORS Office and
proceeded address crowd from the City Hall steps
cinct Police charge of disOrderly conduct.
The second days auction sale, by Johnston
& Van Tasse Of modern American and foreign paintings
largely attended yesterday, at No. 81 Nassaus and
the bidding liberal The following arc some of the
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Filing j. NJ c..iesr sioi Coast scene p kcnseti Sis
Can shovel os the saosrJ g. Brown sloo; Qae Nook in
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