New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-28
NETWORK CITY.

rived last tight from Washington. an
FF JJnderhill of this city will act as OIL
cial stenographer at the impeachment triai ., wv
Holden Of North Carolina, which opens ~ iA''''h"
Monday. A., IVA,
Pierre C. Van Wyck, Assessor Oh the lV.n
District of New York. has been retained as ASSeSSoi
the consolidated Ivth and With Districts in pisce vi
Max Weber, appointed supervisor.
The Kinks all have excellent Ice now, ana
arr doing good business. Their programme c'uaeS
Crosse matches games Of foot bali. and boys races
Tho q mig chases" are voted bore"
| The majority of the pictures sold last night
at IAed,s Art Galleries were by Flemish, Dutch, ana
French artists and very few %, Sr sss tss e%enns
Tn the United States District Court, yester-
dav the evidence In the OF Edward Klcinschmdt
AGAINST the shin Geo Green closed ana the Adh-
rally side of the Court adjourned to next Monday.
The II o'clock night boat for New-Haven
has discontinued trips for tho present on account OF
ice Passengers can take tho 3: IS r. m boat ana go
norrb and east nj II D. IN or remain board oyer night
These boats are heated Throughout by steam
The Hon. j. +. Asper aud the Hon. Jasper
Packard members OF the Sub Committee on Military Az
terdav siternoop for Point, TO investigate chargs
OF misconduct against several vi the cadets al INC ~
tary Academy.
The latest subscriptions in aid of the suffer
In France received by the Coite lie secours in this
city are ss contributed by the French Committee at
Utica " and sos 26 transmitted ny the srencn al
Chattanooga, second contribution ihiuuns vol " 'on
trbuted ny German lodge.
A convention of men prominently identified
with certain Pennsylvania and Western railroad inter
ests and representing large land grants In connection
Herewith adjourned last evening after session OF sew
era this city Their main business was the col
lection funds for the urtheranee Of scheme to OBJ
control Of all emgrans landed at TINS port 10 whom
they hope to sell their lands.
In the case of Hester s. Dwinelle agt f. w.
Walker to recover money and bonds to the amount OF
90 40 which were placed in defendants hands for the
purpose of operating in stocks the jury rendered YER
Thomas Tho S Jones against the brooklyn Life
pany to recover 9oo the amount of policy OF insHr
rendered a verdict for plaintiff for sl,472 S
BROOKLYN.
Health Officer Cochran yesterday forbade the
use Of salt by railroad companies their tracks
John hatcher, German, age 30, and resid-
ing the Of Tnion-ave and Clayst Greenpont
where he kept grocery store committed suicide yeser
day morning by cutting his throat with razor while
ia6oring under At Of insanity caused by the excessive
OF Intoxicating liquors
The genuine and only farley" whose un-
rivaled collection of waIworks has been shown with
eton Philadelphia New York, and other cities. will
give exhibitions for charitable objects in tne BrooNyh
Athen9um, on Monday and Tuesday evening : next
At the Plymouth Organ Concert this after
noon Mr. g. f. Brstow and Miss Sterling are the per-
formers The third Of the Philharmonic Society
win take place in the evening An original composition
by MI Carl Hermann or "a an VIM he eas Of
the programme
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-JOhn Blatcher, keeper
OF n liquor saloon the of est and Unionave.,
committed suicide by cutting his throat yesterday fore
Room He had throwing dice in the bar room, and,
remarkng that he would be back In minute went OUT
and about 20 minutes later ne was Iound IN te cellar,
where he had crawled, with his throat cut from ear
10
SAG HARBoR-The creditors Of the Suffolk County
b"nhnptcy and under an order from the u g. District
Court the case will be adjudcated next Tuesday.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MoRRIsANIA. - About o'clock on Thursday
morning. the liquor saloon Of T. wynne, on Fordham-
ave-, was totally destroyed by fire. young man EN-
poyed keeper asleep In the upper part OF the
building the fire broke out and was rescued In IN
insensibe condition
SING sSG.-Wliam Francis, convict sentenced 10 20
yysb WnteSmnn MCCOY or Tarrytow yesterday morn.
ing discovered tracks In the snow toward the barn. ana
prenses the convict concealed under lot OF
shavng and returned him TO the prison before bis es
cape had been noticed
~. NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-The Fire Commissioners have
instructed Fire Marshal to give notice to owners OF
tenement houses TO provide iron ireescape ladders "A
poor widow, Mrs. Snow, elected from her hired
rooms at No i47 North Frst-st, on Wednesday night.
with her two children, of whom wac dangerously
u.
her |, "a he turned her into the street. and
the landlord, stephen Langdon. is said to
owed si2 rent John Miller, an old resident OF Hobo
icnave died Thursday night after having remained
said from injuries inflicted by his son-iniaw Adam
the occupant OF floor OF the building IN which
Miller lived, heard the noise Of scuhle on the floor
sS s8F " s at he sSs he
latter admitted that he had had hght with the old
examination and has released Scherer e. 200 bail.
The Police Commissioners have made arrangements Tor
the payment f,the extra hrepatrol employed during
the water famine.
PArERsos-Thomas Wright Of the Seventh Ward has
cation eaa cased by the ressnaton Of John T.
Donohne son presented to the hoard claim OF 70
1900 but the bill was finally settled ny arei-
for @ 81 & mas n SS I.t
Ward School, which is closed for want OF fire The
Of e. % 70 pay teaehsr salaries in Febraary
Williams has introduced In the Legislature bill to SET
Passae' Also hi to iesaHe tho use d the Phlade
phia rail" by the Patterson Horse Railroad Company
Warren with solid gold badge, value 500 Eastward
bound trains on the Eric Road have been from
known young have violated the city ordinances by
racing hor.e through the principal business sree s
although the action is severely criticized by tho citizens
aud the press.
yesterday and tested this afternoon at O'Clock
Large quantities of food and clothing have been sent
severe weather the meeting OF the Board Of Educa
ton last night the COMMITTEES on Finance reported me
amount necessary for current expenses In 1871 ~ p
lows: Teachers salaries. t20O0; City superintendent
salary n 500 Assistant Secretarys salary. 500 Jnn
tors salaries o. 700 school books and stationery. 760
school tarnture, s1a0 heating apparatus $500 coal
and wood repairs s9O00 rents $780, incidenfas
5000; total, tl6l,oco. The Building Committee was
authorized 10 advertise for proposals to build primary
schooibouse in the Thirteenth Ward John Byrne was
tried In the Court OF Oyer and Termner yesterday or
aiding In producing abortion upon young girl Win
whom he hal been intimate. Case ON.
Nsw BRUSswIcx.-The suit OF Gertrude Hoaglsnd