New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Tho Naw Court-Uouse was cleaned yester-
day. for the first time I'm three Weeks ana 'no o"0
| in the cellar were put in operation. 49,. Al
The Chamber of the Board of Assistant AL
dermen is draped IN mourning out OF nspec' ior 'i'
| memory Of the late Assistant Alderman harV- 80
Controller Green sent yesterday 10 tDe oher-
III check for $500 to pay the judgments oo'al"oS
| against the city by Ed. Morgan hoRan' 40 "'''e "
| the marketsweePers. .,
| At n special meeting of the Importers ana
Grocers Board OF Trade yesterday the appointment. vi
Capt Duncan as U. s. Commissioner for the protection
and welfare OF seamen was approved
| At n meeting of the Park Commissioners
held Yesterday Frederick W. whittemOre the chief ex'
aminer In the Department Of Finance OF tho claims pre-
| sented to the Board Of Audit, was elected clerk
Express trains have been put on the Rens-
seaer and Saratoga and Albany and susquehanna ROadS
running in connection with the day line OF steamers,
which enable passengers to reach either SaratOBa Or
| Sharon the same evening
The firm of Baldwin, Rice & Read, dealers
in straw goods at No $40 Broadway, have failed. Their
liabilities amount to about 81 OOOO, and at the meeting
~ credtors IN was that the assets the firm
would only small percentage OF this amount
George Williams, charged with defraudlng
Maria b. schlmpp a German emigrant out OF sGl5 In
gold by getting her draft for that amount oashed and
then refusing to deliver the money was committed
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Jarvis, In default oil SlOO
bail.
The Governing Committee of the Stock
Exchange placed yesterday the stock Of the New-York
Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company the
first mortgage bonds of the Iowa Midland Railway
Company and the per cent first mortgage bonds OF the
Morris and Essex Railroad Company on the free list
The Trustees of the College of the City of
New-York passed resolution, yesterday, that cand
dates for admission to the College who fail to pass the
admission examinations in the present month, shall
have the privilege Of another examination next septem-
ber The same privilege was extended TO those students
fail IN
present year resolution passed asking the Board
OF Apportionment for $4,000.
The Board of Public Instruction received
yesterday the monthly report of the school superntend
emit He had examined 800 classes during the month"; OF
which ia were found 10 be excellent l6 good Is fair
and poor six per cent Of the classes were poorly IN
May 81 the number Of registered pupils was 96O42 Con-
trOiler Green. in communication, said that he had
was for the support Of the Public Schools.
The twenty ninth academic exercises of the
Mount Washington Collegiate Institute took place yes
terday morning, Association Hail. Several oraons
were delivered and prizes distributed The foowinga
Rofer 5 Bate Charles H. Bebee r Edward Byen. VIM W.
Dsr WIN George Egsn william r. Engu ~ T. Funkhoaser I'd.
Gwver VIM Gwyer, Lyman Linson VIM W. Owens 3D.
BROOKLYN.
Controller Shredder refuses to pay the Justices
CLERK, salaries they for the zines collected The Con
la7l the Justices made returns Of nes
s4a5.
Residents in the town of New Lots have had
bearing before Council Special Committee in regard to tue
question Several prominent property owners opposed tie
scheme decided take action without express
sion Of the wishes Of the people.
The Lee-ave. Reformed Church having decided,
By vote become Congregational Church council Of
held yesterday, and the change ratified 10 the evening
WIN H. TAYLOR tie storrs and the Rev Dr. Budngton
A floral musical and fruit festival Will be held at
ufer Ind
pal % woTsH and hs AaI The following d Are % ToS5
Kase Newton Pierce the Hon Calvin r. Pratt
Samuel A. Edwards, a shoemaker, residing at No.
Sman Brooklyn, sued the oleophne OIL Company Of Green
point 5000 damages FOR the loss OF an eye by the explosion
OF lamp containing made the Companys factory Prof
Chandler testified that the question tested by hm that
flashed Fshr and burned 94 and that OIL Of TIL. grade for
s a ,so9 5 s Fs6f and that the accident
the part Of plaintiff Ven for the defendants
LONG ISLAND.
FARMINGDALE-1he Board of Auditors and Over
seer, Of the Poor have accepted the bid Of Nathane
F Feof F1a ft for I'as 0'' '''''' ''
HErsrEAD -Mesrs Pean Rider and Rqmore Commissioners
village viii meet special election, July 20 is ordered
by, l sp APPARATUS SSS ts vag Fire Department
CTs Board Of A.,es,o have completed @ Of
persons liable 70 Jut' GUY 10 tnS ne" " O'' ~
OmEST-Menhadeu are scarce in the bay.
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITG-lhe Clty AttoIhey Has ue'iuo"
that the Board Of had authority to make expenditures for
hire on Decoration Day. The Board has sustained the Mayors
veto resolution providing for the purchase Of 25 badge for each
member.
P,rEEoS-Ibbe Garrabnt askei by Mayor Tutte yesterday
sb would rather 20 Prison than be banged She re.
rei don't know would rather go to state Prison
me MAYOR then informed her that the Court OF Padons had co
her seppee and she would be Imprisoned for me- he
communication. "A new town clock ana o
weighing 1900 pounds will be placed the An6unI Oonssa'0nai
Church tomorrow 90.
P,ssAcThe Erie Railway spur Danee graded and the eht Of
secured ercrt half lots belonging to Judge sun
mons Ion Wink asked Judge Bede viii appoint Comms.
ops,s sstssy condemn land under the supplementary act
The old NJ r. Church VIII DC coh'uu u'o
Village Council Hall at a cost Of S4oOO
uosoxVuThe trial Of City Clerk Rowad charged with ebeI
nt wa. continued yesterday the Hudson Comfy Court Sonn
sp Williams Ravens Tmpken and Guy CLERK Nc, uough tes
30 but no elected The deficiency amounts 70 ro
has surrendered him. and he has again been
mHItttd TO a girl TO- bitten by mad dog on Monroe
ST. on Tuesday. .
NEwARK.-Several capitalists have subscribed