New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-01
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Workmen. yesterday. resumed Die laying of

Workmen, yesterday, resumed the laying OF
the large new waermalns, double rows OF Whcn nave
incuubered many OF the streets and seriously lmpeded
traffic since the pension OF Work, Lass summer, VH
account OF the deadlock between the Controller aud the
Board Of Public Works.
The windows shelves and counters OF tho
book stores were perhaps never moro attractive than
they are now in the full glory OF the Fall trade superb
bindings each scemngly beautiful than the rest
new editions OF standard authors, ana several enoee
things just appearing certainly tend TO foster DlDo-
mania.
The casting for the water jets at the Union
square fountain has lately been placed in position.
There is a central Ict FOR a single perpendicular stream
around this in an oval are IA shower jets and outside OF
these Is elump OF water plants winch VIII lise Just
above the Level OF the Wa,gr Ia s resent n smpe
and tasteful appearance.
The Cadets of the Weston Military Institute
Of Norwalk Conn. visited the city yesterday batal-
ion OF the Eighth Regiment met them Mt tho loot OF
Walst aud escorted them the City Hall Park, where
they reviewed by Mayor man, Cen ; oSi,
Regiment Amory and dned. Tho boys sho"eu thaV
they had been well drilled.
There is too much negligence in lettering
streetIamps Some Of them are not lettered at an
others have one for street and none
for the other often the ampceaner replace the glass
with the letters turned nwardi ana S o,etieS 'o
lamps are twisted around so that tLe lettering Us a
blgous. Tine plan Of putting thG ieein N an oo} 44
pane 40 the top OF the lamp, which Is largely loo" III
BroOkyn would Obylte OF the present dillcult es
The funeral Of the late Rev. DR.. Francis Vim
ton whose death the age OF CO years was announced
in yesterdays TRIBUNE will take place tomorrow at
p. M. at Trinity Church, whence the remains VIII DC
taken 10 Newport II. l., for intermena The Yestry OF
Trinity Parish and the students oi the He1eial 4Hepos
ca Seminary I'm which the deceased was Professor oi
Ecclesiastical Poy and Canon Law, VIII unite ID pay
TEEN.
The Coach-driyers of the city will strike
generally to-day Al late meeting they determined to
ask their employers to increase their wages from az 20
Ia tl4 week. Some Of the livery stable keepers readily
acquesced in the demand; hut the greater number OF
employers have refused b Couccdc 70 The terms OF the
,r1 'T6e drivers win meet. to-day, ri Constitution
nan, at Third-aye. aud Tweny'ecouesr. TO receive
M order 10 make tic str.Le successful
The Sunday evening concerts given at the
Tyon Garden IN st. Marks-place have been complained
Of by the members OF the Seyenthst Episcopal Church,
which adions the Garden and efforts are making to stop
The alleged nuisance Last sunday evening tic place of
cnurch and on the complaint Of Darwin y. H the pro-
prietor Paul Fa arrested for violating the excise
aw FAX was srrIigncd M the Lasex Market Court,
ycrtcrlay. aud held ior examination.
The trial of Frederick Heggi, charged with
murder in the FIRST degree for poisoning Frederick Joseph
seefed in 1902 WAS resumed Yesterday ia the Court OF
General Sessions, before Recorder Hacsc't DR..
frederick rc.scss and Dr. Guido Fuuor testified for
1ba defense tiat Dr. Erdemauu lad exaggerated the
ability OF cupuIs % determine tc quantity or arsenic
fluud ID u body. i.ildllLt JUL IT 90 80 lLO
snrino6eiI-lyr Newark. swore that oaigireid was
several times Ga her store during 1869; there was never
r.,i11v win him: she asked him II he Ind family.
ana be rcpied: Yes. bUt could NOT I've Wp them;
vie i, BAD and my son is bad and they would Xiii
OF poison ue for my money"
The Public school Teachers Association met,
Yesterday iu The Hall OF tie Board OK b. cation. Tie
following officers werc installed; Fist Y,ePresdeut,
anthony A. Griffin; Second ccPrasideut Miss Puway;
Recording Secretary John /. Townley; Corresponding
Secretary. Miss wilkinson; Financial Secretary Miss
Mary j. O'Iparv; Treasurer, Miss Lizzie McHugh; IL
I-lrf.n MS. Berahnn. Editor. Miss Nalic Ford. The
President rlpct Arthur j. AIciuln resigned his Office,
having been promoted 10 the position OF an Assistant
f.r .fl.. lu tie ,esrrir.iDr. e mmil'ec was APP
pointed 90 report tlc ay.ahtyof secur'n@a Chart
fgOi e -t ir legislature 4 vas announced lat the
f,la. oil the Association amounted - SJi6