New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-06

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resolution to pave Seventy Sccond-st. be-
tween Eghtave and the Riverside Park Drive In accor
dance with the petition transmitted by CSmmss0ncI
Van Mort referred by the bOafd OF hIuctmcn 5o'
terday to the Committee on K0aOs'
Superintendent Kelso received yesterday the
first weekly reports OF the Police Captains on the mum
Der of gas-lamps unlighted in tho various precincts
during the night. In the Fourth Pecncs tere "eIo
none while in the Thirty Precinct theIe "eic 10
The average number was about 70.
AS no cases have been tried in the Court OF
General Sessions for three weeks, and as the OOuIo
Special Sessions which formerly had three sessions
week now holds only two, COO prisoners arc now con-
charged with homicide A burglary, 6j grand larceny ~
felonious assault and battery, 9rgery IL robbery
false pretenses, bgauy, rape, paAtaruy pelJHJ
embezzlement and felony.
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Orange
H. Stevens committed for trial by Alderman CONAN
on charge of passing worthless check for so On Mrs.
Kate Wood Of No 1O5 West Twenty-sxth-st. Nnen tae
escape but caught by Detective Heidelbug as he
in the act Of getting on car was ne peJ
by Of the evening newspapers.
The delegation Of Upper Brule Sioux In
dams who have been on visit Washington arrived at
the Grand Central Hotel last night from Phadephia
The names of the Indians oowi Spotted Tail and
wife, Two Strike and wife, Thigh and wife, yellow ar,
Iron Shell, Swift Bear White Thunder. Black Crow
Crooked Foot, Rooster, Waite Eyes, wicked bear
Hawk No Flesh, Black Bull Wnite%aSa n
They in charge Of Gen. j. e. Smith ana d. h hsey
their agent and also accompanied by an Interpreter
and Todd Randall sub-agent. The object OF ther Visit
Washington was 10 secure permanent lOCa , ia
their tribe During their stay IN Washington they had
interviews with the President and the secretary OI Ae
Interior ,,,,,,.
James H. Magill is the lowest bidder FOR the
erection of the 2ad Regiment Armory His bid is
s99997.
The Health Board report 18 cases of small
box and OF spotted fever during tho past Births,
80 marriages, 20; deaths, 5O9
Value of lost and stolen property recovered
during July s9G5 2S value &c O 81 property delivered TO
The report of the Commissioners on the
widening and extension washingtonaye to Fatbasn
was yesterday confirmed by the Supreme Court
Police Inspector Folk has preferred charges
OF drunkenness and disordery conduct against Thomas
Nevins Chief Engineer of tho Fire Department Folk
asserts that during lire in Columbiast last Saturday
night, Ncylns grossly insulted MN WlthOut CAUSE vi
prOyocauon.
Peter Riley, q contractor for the grading and
paving Of Flushngaye, applied 10 the Supreme Court
yesterday, for an injunction compelling Controller
Schroeder pay him $1,000 the balance claimed on tie
contract The Controller declined, the ground that
the Of 1872 provides that the city snail nOt iO s
credit issue bonds to make local improvements at any
one time for than S20O0 and as that amount mas
already been issued ne could not issue any more DJuds
make any payments on tDis or any other cVLtrIet.
Decision reserved.
The fifteenth annual festival of the United
schdzen Association began in the schitzen Park near
Union HILL N j. yesterday Alter crossing the ferry in
the morning, tho members OF the New
York Associations were met by the New
Jersey Association, and escorted TO the PARK,
wnere speeches were made by Cap. john f. RotihaI,
President Busch, Capt Raschen, and others. Inc
double headed eagle was nied at George Landw1hr
bringing down the crown, which entitled hun 10 the ISC
prize The second and third prizes ssio wOl " Charles
A. Demling and Capt AeIey.
The stockholders Of the First National Co
operative Manufacturing Association met, yesterday AZ
ternoon at tho office, No 80 Warrenst and elected the
folio wing officers for the ensuing year, E L. Patterson
President Frank Willis, Secretary; Robert Clements
Treasurer Marcus Hazard, WIN. Clements, Robert
shafto Jas Mason and Peter Kerrigan Trustees, and
Thos Ruel. Manager The Association was organized IN
August 1871 tor the manufacture OF DVOtS and shoes,
ana is composed exclusively Of wOrklngm9n. The capI-
tai stock $4,000 is nearly all paid H. All the machinery
used is owned by the Association which manufactures
about $4,000 wCrh OF stock annually Twenty hands
are employed, --~& ~