New-York tribune., 1872-10-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mr.. James Anthony Froude arrived in this
city. yesterday, by the steamship Russia
The Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown of Liverpool,
England will lecture "The Peoples Proverbs OF
Association Hall tonight
Scarcely cloud was to be seen yesterday,
the sky deep biue the air clear and bracing'
and the temperature at a delightful mean.
During the past week, 440 miles OF streets
were cleaned, and 1873 loads OF rubbish were carted
away from the city 4; total cost s13,S6l g.
A neat thing for travellers is combined
thermometer, and barometer the latter meas
uring 1000 feet and the whole in solid silver case
about two inches IN diameter.
Judge Nelson rendered decision, yester-
day. granting exMayor Kalbfeisch of Brooklyn an ex-
tension of days in which to answer the complaint OF
Mary F. Wade who 10 recover $4,000 for alleged
breach Of promise OF marriage.
A fine new iron-front occupying two lots is
approaching completion just in Bond-st The de
signs Of the castings differ somewhat from those Of the
Watam building but the and roof essentially
| correspond, and the buildings combined VIII make
very fine block.
Workmen are removing the pavement above
the recently laid Broadway gas main, and are placing
at the depth OF about foot layer OF concrete about
three inches thick 1t is thought that this VIII prevent
the settling Of the pavement 80 inevitable over excaYa
tons ON that crowded thOroughfare.
The advantage of steam-power is forcibly
illustrated in the large iron building now erecting at
Fulton and wliamsts.. where elevator, operated by
little engine hosts material from the basement to the
upper floors performing the work or sc0fo OF aDOrtr
at a saving OF about 70 per cent In time.
Center Market, which occupies the block
bounded by Center, Baxter, Grand and Broomests, is
to be rebuilt The southern end OF 1t is 10 be rebuilt ac
cording contract by jan J. 1t will be three stories
high and the second floor will be occupied as the armory
OF the llth Regiment, whose present headquarters
Delaney and Cnristests. The northern end Will be
rebuilt later The old building wretohed rookery,
and a new one will De great improvement.
The stockholders of tho Western Union
Telegraph Company met IN the Companys Office No. l45
Broadway, yesterday, and elected the following Direct
for the ensuing year WIN. orton JAS ii. Banker
horace II. Clark, Aonz0 Is. Cornell, Harrison Durkee,
Aug. w. Greenleaf, l.. ID. Morgan, o. A. Palmer, Aug.
Scheu, John Stewart, /. B. Wesley Hugh Allen, N A.
Baldwin, WIN. ID. Bishop, Ezra Cornell, VIM +. Dodge
sheppard Candy, NOryin Green, John A. Grswold,
Wilson g; Hurst George Jones, G. LiyiDgston, j.. =
Sanford Hiram siDley, q. q. Simmons, Moses Taylor,
Daniel Torrance, George Walker sIettman WITT
At meeting of the Board of Health yester-
day. the attorney ordered TO begin suits against "a
persons who had not obeyed the sanitary CODE pet
ton Of the congregation Of the Bedfords NJ. L Church.
asking permission to the bodies OF several per
SONS buried in the churchyard was granted under the
condition that the work OF removal should be superin,
tended q sanitary inspector resolution was passed
giving permission 10 the owners of private stables To
move at all hours OF tho day after having OBJ
tanned permit from the Sanitary Bureau