New-York tribune., 1872-02-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
The Stock Exchange has resolved not to
open the building for business until 10 a. @ and TO Close
at D. IN.
A number Of depositOrs proved their claims,
Yesterday. at the Market Savings Bank The sale OF
Pattersons Derby Coal Company bonds was postpoheu
The Directors of the German Hospital ana
Dspensary nave issued their annual report. During
the past year patients were treated at the Hospital
The receipts were $26,56 s9 expenses s2ClS9 % 6a,
lance 1888 3i At the Dispenfary, l6lh paneRts W.
treated whom 593 natives, and lOJ2o OF ioeBh
birth, including SlS Germans.
The impression prevails that, while Leet ana
Stocking may lose their monopoly OF the Genera[ordH
business they will continue to keep their bonded ware
house and under the regulations, will probably re-
the patroaSge Of the Inlnad Wlias G{iO1, and Ma
tona lines of steamships the wharves OF whch are 'u
ated near their stores, and also OF other lines
Can't. Robert NJ. Dysart of Lebanon, Penn,
while on visit TO this city died the 25th inst aftera
short illness, resulting from wounds received In action
during the late Rebellion. Capt Dysart was born IN
ARMY oct g. 1851, AS First Lieutenant In Company i,
18th Pcnnsy voluneers, Col lambright lie was
efterward promoted the Captaincy of Company In
the same Regiment and then transferred TO the stan OF
Gen. starkwoaher OF the Army Of the CumpeTland WIN
whom he served until the close Cf the war; His remains
were taken In charge ny Abraham Lincoln Post No lJ
G. A. r. Of This city, Commander Charles r. Sptuldlng
ana buried in the soldiers plot at cypress m cemetery
with military honors.
BROOKLYN.
The PRINCIPALS of the Grammar Depart
cns of the Public Schools have asked for an increase
salary They now paid k226o each, and Will prop
ably receive an Increase OF tl0O
The case of Silas b. butcher, assignee IN
bankruptcy OF the Central Bank against the Chatham Ma
tional Bank Of New-York argued yesterday before
Judge Gilbert upon demurrer to the jurisdiction OF tn9
,G dena OF any authoty vested in Congress to
compel state Courts TO exercise jurisdiction over BANK
rupcy matters by implication and the absence OF
authority in the Bankruptcy act Counsel for assenee,
argued that exclusive jurisdiction over th new eass Vi
cares not vested in United States Courts Decision
reserved. 1000 avn
East NEw-Y -YoRK.-The store of FritZDebbe,
m Libertyave was entered, early yesterday, by man
who gave his name Henry Cenner. Justice Gertum
held him for examination The officers Of the Brooklyn
Police force detailed for duty in this place nave re-
ceved instructions to compel the closing OF all liquor
arc in course of erection in New-Lots
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Grand Jury has adjourned
temporarily to allow the counsel employed by the Re
form Association Of Newtown collect evidence against
the cOnstables and justices.
Long ISLAND CrTY.-John stubers residence IN Asto-
ria was fire Tuesday night by the fan OF kGr0
sene lamp upon stove. The IRE was eAtmRmsheu
without serious loss.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bill was taken suddenly i'll in
Fuunst Brooklyn, yesterday, and was removed TO the
City Hospital in a dying condition.
HENrsTEApDr. Frost states that there is no ground
for belief that George Wlnant dled from te tuects oi
violence on the part OF his wife.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW -BRIGHrON-A stable attached TO Mr..
Brigbt's boarding house burned Tuesday night
II was probably the work OF incendiary Constable
James Mekernan, who recently escaped from Justice
feasance in Office, arrested,yesterday, and commit
ted to await the action OF the Grand Jury
sTArLEToN.-John Hart, age 80, killed yesterday
by falling flight stairs at Sailors Snug HarDor
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
TREMONT.-COroner Meeks was called, yes
terday to hold an Inquest at the Pocestaon upon the
body of unknown man, age about 49, who was found
the morning previous lying by the side OF the railroad
tracks near Woodawn in an nsensibe condition with
various wounds upon hs person. supposed TO have been
inflicted by a locomotive Of the Harlem or New-Hayen
Railroad during the night
NEwBURGH.-The Hcnnessy- Caro- suit, which has ere
ated much excitement in Cold spring has been com
promised Counsel for the defense shas consented TO al
low judgment for sS9i 10 to be entered against rather
Caro-.
GREY CorRr.-The cotton factory owned by Joseph
day night. Loss s2OOOO Insured. The Methodist Church
adjoining narrowly escaped.
Niles was entered by burglars, for the third time this
Winter few nights ago. aud robbed OF sllverware and
other property.
GLrY P,R3-The dwelling OF Mr.. Bean was robbed on
Tuesday niet OF two oil paintings, silver cakebasket
and 0tLcr articles.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITM-The Chief -of-POlice has sus
pended Capt Parker Detective Connolly and Patrolman
Cupper OF the Third Precinct, charge of malfeas
ancc In rccaslnga prisoner for $40 and making ac
count Of the arrest. II alleged that dealer
rested for purchasing junk without license; that his
father aftcrward rendered So the legal ne and that
the officers accepted and released the prisoner Ser
eeant Gennng has been appointed Acting Captain Of
the Third Precinct.
NEwARK-Insrevement are making on Springfield
ave. Iasey and Fairss., and will cost 10000 Eliza
beth Kalpi has died from the explosion OF kerosene
lamp. A fire the line of the Morris Essex Railroad,
Huntly Station, Tuesday burned barn and eight
horses belonging 10 Miss Sarah f. Huyes.. There
2c6 prisoners the County Jail...A meeting Of the
strCet Committee held last evening at which IL
decided 10 change tho Of South Essexst. TO War
nn place James ii. Price arrested last evening"
for stealing from the Continental Hotel.
PATERsoS-Mary Telof who Is charged with infanti-
eide was committed TO the County jail, yesterday to
await the action OF the GrandJnry. Mr. and Mrs. Pen
rose while driving down HObOken-ave, on Tuesday
evening thrown out OF their carriage and sustained
serious injuries t. ii. Adams's mil was fired by an
incendiary, yesterday, and damaged fl0O.
HoBoKEN-The salaries OF teachers for February
amount to $3.50 ~, and Of the police force, ss6I Is
The collected during the past year amount to $
l9l 90.
BAYOSNF.-Charles Bennett, proprietor OF The
study,' seriously burned OIL Tuesday night by the
explosion Of a Kerosene lamp.
rCTIrDES MEETINGS ETC