New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
NETWORK CITY.

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NEW-YORK CITY.
The annual Charity Ball at the Academy Oh /
Mnsic will take place ON Feb. A.
The force of men employed on the Govern /
ment improvements al Hell Gate VIII be Ieoueeu Oh Oee
], on account OF lack Oh money .,
During the week ending Nov. 90, POI miles
Of streets cleaned and 2SSs loads OF rubbish oareu
AVIAN from the city, ata cost OF sissy TO-
The report of Assistant Alderman Peter OH
se,s death IS erroneous. lie has improved considerably
and his physicians confident yesterday that he
would recover
Coroner Schirmer will hold an inquest on the
bodies OF the three Of the CarmansYne blasting
explosion, Tuesday at 10 Tie SURVIVORS are re
ported to be cOnvaiescent.
In the United states District Court, yester- (
0ay in the collision u Frederick Roberts and others
AIT The propeller Gsatea. Judge BlatchfOrd overrued
te exceptions taken by the claimants, on the ground
that tbey presented no points for consideration
/. c. Frank for 10 years member OF the New <
York soc Exchange died suddenly al the railroad s-
ton OF thC Now-Jorey village which he lived as he was
about To start FOR this city. The Exchange Yesterday APP
TUaneT, aud j. ". Phillips Committee prepare 1850
buttons OF regret and coincidence
The Second-aye. Commissioners held another
meeting yes erday at No 50 Nassaust. Michael Kaya-
nagh tracbmaster Of the secondave Railroad offered
testimony % show that the tracks frequently re-
pared by the Company at great cost and that the cars
were uot filled at ali times. William Richardson WIG
Testimony yesterday He stated that no railway tus-
mess could hs made profitable unless all the cars were
usually U' ana hed mat railroad COMPANIES mus o'
creCitcd vih interest Oh original Cu.iaJ 49, ooA~ a.
before N, p., nc could lie considered
BROOKLYN.
Under an act of the last Legislature parades
are MOI allowed except 10y order OF tins police, Who have
thus far issued 81 permits.
The Water Commissioners paid Yesterday in
saiaries and Tor work the ne" storage reservoir,
t25oo Tniry employees in che Department OF the Sd
lenusepdcuI OF sewers were dismissed
The General Term Of the City Count, Judges
McCue ana Thompson. has rendered decision IN the
ease Of Roxcelana HOman against Alexander ElrecOn-
hmmc the Judgment OF Sl5oJj damages Tor the 4dIl'A
VINO suod iOr breach oI PROMISE.
Another fire broke out yesterday morning in
the grain the upper floor Ol sorclouse "A" Of Wood
run * Robinsons bonded warehouses at tic foot OF
Auity IT, but was soon put out No cholts nave YET
the ruins JL Tuesday or last week.
An inquest was yesterday begun in the case
81 Peter Cannon who died at the City Hospital from n-
jures received the hands Of James Sweeney during
drunken TOW IN the liquor saloon, No 5Gl Hicks-st, on
Monday LAST Tic testimony showed that the deceased
entered TIE saloon and acting M dsOrderiy man
ner when sweeney attempted 10 Gee in.o, and ia 80
doing tIeW Jim backward upon The nIur causing COM
pound fracture Ol te SAUL.
The Bedi0rd-aye. property owners, having
obtained last week Judge Pratt Wait OF ceItOrar
directing review Of the proceedings Of the Special
Commissions under whom the improved and
repayed Win concrete pavement at cost of S7sOO
ei,y authorities applied 70 judge Ippcu Oh Monday to
teday tHe ground that the charge against the Conn
Iussoaer nac been disputed, denied, OF explained -
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CHY.-The Board Of Water
Commissioners decided, yesterday, to secure en-
gneer and begin The work for The introduction OF water
man 10 obtain the Holly Company ils terms for
furnishing tIe necessary machinery - ne Queens
Icu. .,dy, 10 decide upoA tho dimensions VI cue no"
county Dii. ail--
EortA hcul toad, Flushing, ana Ar"toWu asking the I
town oG'Is ana tue authorizes o. Long Island Cy TO
drec, route from Lite Neck through Flushing 20 the
Hunter, POINT lerIes ana is about trcl'c miles IN
le4.th. used by farmers and malACt gar
ders ana TIE petitioners assert ia 10 Is ia Dad con
dillon.
tic 90 co., luitiue Court ot the ia JUDICIAL District Of
st., uci $50 nis home neai tbs village, yesterday,
BlY sa,,a-Ile saaoia County sl55atbschool Asso- :
c.li.Ju % hold convention 1elc Dec. - aud H.
STATEN ISLAND.
,cTApIErON.-Francis johnson, colored, wife /
Of the Ray. Henry johnson OF Rocky Hollow,
aencd before justice Hassuer yesterday, charged with
assauung husband, and held IN default Of $500
hau-..From tomorrow tin further notice, the Staten
I--l Il.r0aG ana Perry Comp2uy's boats viii make
ouy pc Sunday might trp. leaving Staten Island a. 2
FA1oEYville.-Iue debt Of Traiiy NJ T. Church, |
amounting TO $780, haas been paid
NEW.JEBsEY.
JERsEY CuY.-The City Treasurer reports
balances ia Hudson County Bank follows: General
secoun sO7,Ol &c; water account s1oO5 n; sinking
fund bonds and certificates $23O00 total, $3204 49,
The Commissioners Of Appeals VIII meet Tuesday for
the benefit Of ladies and nOnresdonts The hOrsecars
made only half the usual number Of trips yesterday,
being obliged double their teams account Of the
snow. Mrs Speer. wife OF CauabOat captain fell
last night with chld ia her arms rom caualbOat
lying IN the Erie Basin, near laVOnd,aHe ana AelsO-sts,
and both were drowned. The body OF the woman
subsequently recovered but that OF the child could
not be In the Court OF quarter sessions,
yesterday, Roger l.. Boyle was charged with
attaching the name OF j. n oliver to 500 check
and after presenting 10 az Tie bdnK, WIN ICiRng the
OF Capt. MOosey as guarantee TO hls ind0lso 4
Bank testified ta ths accused haQ presented the chcck
for payment ami asked TO get TIC name OF some
to identity him. The accused said lie knew McFeuau n
and Woolsey, and witness tod Nun 10 get NO0isey's 4
name the check; he returned shortly afJerward with q
another check supporting 70 nave been Endorsed by d
signature, accused offered to 80 to Woolseys
with him, and Oh the way there said clerk had written
tho signature ana on arriving az me store, pointed OUT
who denied the charge Boyle then t1td TO run
away bat captured and taken 20 tIc stuOuhouse,
who're second check pWp0iuug 10 nave been signed
by d. W. Oliver, found on his person. Mr.. Ohyer =
pronounced forgery and Boyle then said that he had h
found the checks fcIry-Doat. Tie County Prose
1uor offered tue checks Ia yidenCe but counsel for de-
fence objected the ground OF their being without
STAMPS aud citeda In which 10 had been held that
a charge Of forgery upon unsamped contract where
a stamp TCqulreds gould not bold 1he Court over
iu,ed The OBJECTION and the checks were admitted.
Wo0leey smith testified that neither had signed Wool
Seys name the check the latter stating that he
py@av Al the time d. W. Oliver testified that he knew
dcieIdaut and had given him checks for work; the
checks fOrgelies wnen Boyle was arrested
he went 10 the station house 10 see INN ana boyIe s9
be found the checks The ferrybOat and presented
lien because he wanted money Ids elOstd the case
TIE part VI thy STATE Aas defense VIII attempt y
prove good character aud insanity. ---r-.r -.,c
SEwARK.-The courts adjourned yesterday. Martin
Lsenbuig has begun suit for false imprisonment, libel