New-York tribune., 1871-12-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Cooper Institute Free Reading Room
will be open on NewYcar's Day. during the usual hours
A Third.ave. Railroad conductor paid $1GO
for Diamond ring few days ago Does & this Indicate
The dark district" was we'll lighted last
night and it is expected that hereafter an abundant
supply gas viii furnished by the Metropolitan Com
pany.
The report, circulated yesterday, that the
trsato Wabash had encountered severe gale, and lost
rhOard can be traced to no trustworthy
scarce. and is undoubtedly canard
Owners of west-sidc property do not appear to
nc frightened at the prospect of decline In real estate
Pnest dealer who has advertised to bny all property
offering at last years rate and per cent nteres! added
says he has had no offers.
The route indicated by the recent address
of the viaduct Railway Company is not along the
by Ss Sss S On s. D
Broadway or fifthave. in the center.
The funeral of Theodore Hagen was at.
tended, yesterday afternoon, at his late residence in
West Fonrtesnth-st ny largo number OF friends and
relatives. The Rev Mr MlcbaeHon olllclstel. The re-
mains were removed to Trinity Cemetery for incrnent
The officers of the Central Savings Bank, at
Sxth.ave and Forty ysxh-s asserted yesterday that 1t
ow ed its depotors kI4nOO that it had other obiga
lions that its ytures and safes worth 5000; and
were $4,000;
The Board Of Fire Commissioners has made
the following changes to take effect on JAN /: WIN. Ii.
Nash Foreman Of Engine No. g. and George A. Eriacher,
Foreman OF Engine No 13. to be Assistant Engineers;
fdaci Company VI" !, and Michael T. Reeves Assistant
Fcrclnan Of Hook and Iddor Company No 1. TO be Fore
4'e"' LONG ISLAND.
Lone ISLAND CIrY.-A WORKMAN named Col
Inns wa, fatally injured, yesterday, by the fall Of an EN-
bankIncut
JERSEY CITY.-Iae Board of Education has
authorized the issu OF warrant for $4,000 to pay saa
res of teachers and janitOrs to JAM l. and adopted
resolution requesting The Health Inspector to issue or
ders for tie vaccination Of pupils In the schools OF the
Second District 1t is stated that there 100 cases Of
su:pox in that district Carks clothing store Nos.
% and 25 Newaraye, WAS robbed carly yesterday OF
goods worth $500. John Eastman was arrested
for alleged cOmplicity in the robbery.
Judge Randolph, at the close Of the argument In the
Patterson will case YESTERDAY reserved his deci7lon.
Precinct last mig h and Iobned Of gold watch ana w.
NEWARK. Patrick Nicholson. employed by VIM. A.
hi. wagon, on ThuIala; evening while Intoxicated in
this city. and almost instantly killed The Health
Fulr OF No. sos Pane-st, arrested. yesterday
charge OF assault preferred by one OF his pupils mar
Gently found .2oO in tile pocket Of old garment which
he had bought.
I0BoxEN-The Common Council has received COM
lpnication from twenty prominent citizens OF West HO
boken in which they pledge themselves advocate the
project Of tonsodatiOn. AT the suggestion Of Mayor
Scinneisal committee OF i've from each ward has been
appointed to iuvestigatc the subject. The Common
Council last evening the Eghth-st. assessments.
Several citizens presented petitions for the reduction Of
allie ed eXOIbitant uients.
PATERsoN.-In the CirGph Court, yesterday, the jury
awarded smith Hill t6.llT for lands taken by the Mid
land Railway Company. The COmmissoDers award,
nom which the appeal was made. allowed him only
81 y!s In the Court OF oyer and Terminer the Grand
Jur, brought in l6 bills of Indictment yesterday, and
suiouned Jan. ST. Johns Roman Catholic Church
mas gwen &75O for the Roman Catholic Seminary.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
RoNDouT-James Mddaugh Of Stone Ridge.
driving Bristol yesterday. thrown out Of
a wagon by runaway horse. and died IN short time.
MORKIsANIA-An inquest yesterday in the OF
Anna NJ Ebert Of SiXth.st and Washington-ave., who
was supposed to have been murdered disclosed that she
had ntemperate habits, that she had quarreled
with her husband early on Thursday morning, and
her fakiuo larga dase Of acaulte