New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30
NETWORK CITY.

| Ten Ku-Klux prisoners from South Carolina
passed through the city, on Saturday, on their way 10
the Albany Penteniinry
The Beelxman Hill NJ. E. Church is building
n house OF worship in Fifteh-st using corrugated
lron but taking 10 have the walls filled In Win
wellaid brick Il IA claimed that Ia this way sarc
building he put M which will look quite a. we'
and cost wOthirds as much AS one entirely OF oricA
Frederick Campbell of No. 500 Fifth-ave., 4
clerk Of Vermilye Co. OF No 10 Ndssaust, was killed
at his house on Friday by pistol shot In the breast
which severed artery. The pistol was IN MS own
hands, and be was lone, put hls IIlenls nav
A woman representing herself TO be Mrs. A.
NJ Daz the authoress has boarded for the past fort
night at EIres Hotel. Mr. Lansing, the proprietor OF
the hotel learned Saturday that the real MIS- Dlaz
was at her home III Plymouth, Mass ana ea,en III le
had the arrested She VIII DC tried az the Special
Sessions.
The settlement of the claims of the Erie
Railroad against JAY Gould Is s in progress and will
not be completed for several days all the deeds are
not vet copied = L. NJ Barlow had an interview on
Saturday with Mr.. GOId's counsel and reports every
Thing satisfactory Most OF tae deeds have been signed
and sealed and the remainder viii receive attention rs
Is tLcy out OF the hands or the c0pylst.
BROOKLYN.
The body of Hettie Adams, who was drowned
in a closed coach Tue day morning last still lies ut
the Morgue. telegram having been received from
David Pierce the father Of deceased STATING that ne Ws
remains.
The new Board of Supervisors comes into
power Jan. l. aud the question OF the Craftsmanship
now earnestly discussed among the Republicans and
Democrats The Board stands. Democrats II, re
balance OF power. Supervisors Fisher, Col. Howell
scheuck. and sulwen are mentioned tor the position
The Church of the Pilgrims, at Remsen and
Henry-sts caught fire from defective iue on Friday
morning but the smoke attracted the attention OF the
pastor the Rev r. : st0rrs D. D. who in his study,
and Who with help OF rhe sexton and ASSISTANTS e1
iingushei the flames with pals Of water before any
damage was done. several OF the main Deans IN Inc
floor fire, and the building nad narrow escape
NEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-The testimony at the investl-
CATION made Dy the Board OF Fire Commissioner IN re-
aou 10 the burning Of Public School No s. showed that
the nes were built OF wood aud that, as long ago
a. last August Inspector Smith Of the New-Yofk Board
Of Fire Underwriters had reported the building unsafe,
particularly in regard TO the smokedues" The superin-
teudent Of Public Buildings and the architect carpen-
ter. and mason. who put mp the building. nave Deeu
summoned TO appear on Jan 49, when the llyestg9toa
will continued. The rooms over kepler Market nave
been eDga ged Tor tins High School The even
ing school has been provided f0r at No 3,
aud the Primary Department VIII occupy tne
Bethel in Fruntst. This completes the arrangements
for the accommodation Of all the scholars ana e Eooms
VIII be fitted up by Jan. g.
NEWARK workman in Carke's thread factory was
rca s'Is % s'uIs tu5y M Has never "a fu
present S prisoners being conhIed winch u more
.lau tbe place accommodate The Newark lnst-
rance companies have lost between $4,000 aud $1,000 by
the recent fires N:wYurk and vicinity The TAird
Presbyterian Church held its Christmas festivities yes
tprday. Trains Will hegn 20 run over the Montcllr
Railroad between Jersey city and Mnks Station to-day.
Al the final meeting II the Board OF Education IL WAS
decided 20 Increase tie salaries OF the public school
teachers Chief Engineer Carhuf OF the Fire Depart
has been retained IN his position ~ unanimous
vote. Tie City Treasurer has sold 100000 worth OF
properly Tor unpaid Alderman j. C. LudOW mas
been chosen succeed Alderman Baker President OF
Board of Aldermen sneak thieves rODDeu te
house No 353 Westinghouse, last night w lnheld
Scott Bard claiming live at No. 21 West seventeenth
st. New York LAS been arrested FOR obtaining goods Tor
ST. Michaels Hospital on false pretenses, ana, when
they delivered claiming 10 be representative Ot
the grocer who sent them, and demanding pay.
PATERsON-Tames Gleason. age II, fell asleep in the
furnace VI 4 TOlhngm Saturday, and burned ms Feet
So badly that amputlti0n found necessary An
unsuccessful attempt made to fire Michael MOrribs
st0rehOuse, Friday ght. subsequently pOnceIiin
who was detailed % guard the building was hred az
several times. No arrests were made COmmlssOner
Van Wrinkle OF the Board Of Education has been found
guilty by investigating committee or being pecu-
nIarly Interested the sale OF articles to the Board