New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
NETWORK CITY.

! Edwin W. Hail, Clerk IN the Mayors Onlce,
is be the OF the late g. d. Cardozo as Chel
Of the Ordinance Bureau.
Summer nuisances: Sixty-nine hide and
leather establishments within the space bounded by
| william, Duane, Rose, Pearl. and Beekman-sts
The steamship California of the Anchor Line
took the local agents and few Of their friends about
| 80 miles 10 yesterday, and returned about D. m
| The pay-rolls, filed in the Department OF
finance Aug for the payment OF laborers and me
chanics the Boulevard and the in the upper
part OF the city, receiving attention after an unac-
| eOuntable delay Of twelve days.
Judge Barrett discharged, yesterday, on
habeas corpus Orange H. Stevens, who arrested
COMPLAINT of Kate Woods that he had obtained money
from her ON false preenses. The Court decided that
| there was proof Of the charge.
| Commissioner 0lmsted says that the re-
quest Of the Board OF Aldermen have music in Central
Park on Sundays will most probably be not complied
with that, In estimating the expenses OF
the Department Of Parks for the year Sunday music
was not included.
An Irish lady who ran after Thirdave
car from Beecker TO Grandst., yesterday, amply
consoled she stepped the platform, by the
following insoent remark OF the conductor; I'm very
glad you caught up madam for II you had run so fast
much longer I'm afraid you would have lost yourself"
| The Board Of Health met, yesterday, and
| approved recommendation Of Commissioner :. Smith
that lard rendering factories compelled to send out
their lard cakes in dry condition and completely de
void of offensive odor. The Sanitary superintendent
reported that IOl miles of streets disnfected during
| the week past AT a cost OF $173 05.
Edward Bennett and John Horn, charged
with violating the Shipping act, waived exam
| inatiOD, yesterday, and held by Commissioner
Shields IN $500 bail each TO await the action Of the Grand
jury. .Chas. L. Brown and Alex. Leary charged with
porsonatng CusOmhouse officers were held in 5000
coll charged with selling whisky without paying tho
| special tax, was held in s5OO bail for examination
An application was made yesterday in the
Supreme Court Chambers for the discharge Of James
Brennan who was confined in the House OF Detention
as a witness against Jusus Dunn, who found guilty
General Sessions OF the homicide OF the keeper OF
| the House of Refuge The District Attorney making
opposition Judge Barrett granted the discharge. Brcn
nan was the witness the stokes who testified that
Hart the haLboy, admitted that he was paid for his
testimony.
Last June VIM. Wilson hired room of Mrs.
Annette Hardy of No. C6i Broomest and on July II,
with his wife and Hugh Began, entered Mrs Hardy's
ROOM gagged her and her nurse and presenting pistol
at head, forced her TO open her SAFE from which he
guarded the while Mrs. Wilson sole large guam
uty OF clothing They were convicted In the Court OF
eneil sessions, yei5erIay, ana Seht w J1u2o peuoru
| each and the woman for five,
James Rowe, age TO- of No. 4O4 East Eight
eenth.st who was bitten in the forearm by pet dog,
| last April. died in intense agony at Bellevue Hospital
| Tuesday night. The violence OF his paroxysms
great that was necessary tie him hand and foot. He
could be induced drink water but permitted ice
TO ue dissolved 10 his mouth From the beginning OF tine
powerful opates. Hydrate OF ehoral given without
effect though frequently administered IN doses that
| Mr. Peter Mitchell applied, yesterday, on
habeas corpus before Judge Barrett for the discharge
OF Henry Walters age "A, convicted in the Special Ses
sons Of petit larceny, aud sent to the Schcoship on
Harts Island Counsel explained that no sworn com
plant had ever been made but that the advice OF
officer at the Special Sessions ana Without knowing the
fearful import hoy had pleaded guilty The ground
for the discharge that, as Io complaint had been
sworn 10, the commitment was irregular Judge Bur
ret said that the commitment showed on its face no
Ireguary, and he could not 20 behind the record lie
dismissed the writ and rcmanded the prisoner.
The Civil Service Board of the POst-OGice
is organized follows: George W. Riblet superintend
ent OF the Foreign Department. Samuel smith, Special
Agent, Secretary DR.. Walter T. Gillette, Medical
Officer This board formed at the request OF Post
master Jones, has examined about 200 applicants
about Onehrd OF whom have been rejected. The sub
Treasury Board consists OF Wm q, Whitei Casller'
President; G. Patterson, Deputy Assistant Treasurer,
A. Baush, President; James Burt, aud David
Q. stHTges constitute the board. IN 90, @ tne
President Robert Eheridge, CHIEF Clerk ard Andrew
H. Green members OF the Board.
The Board of Apportionment adopted, yes
terday, resolution apprOprating $4,000 to the New
York Society for the Relief OF the Ruptured and Grip
pied applied to the support of every crippled child
received and retained in its hospital at the rate Of $50
each per year and proportonae amount for shorter
perod resolution was also adopted apprOpriating
$OOJO account Of ntestate estates TO provide Tor the
money due such estates the amount to be transferred
from account Of extra contingencies. The preamble 10
the st resolution says that owing 10 the suspension of
therein 10y former Public Administrator, received from
CITY. J. Rogers is the Administrator referred 70.
A picnic was given, yesterday, to the pupils
Of Michaeis ~ schoens German Institute, at No. 2S7
East Fourth-st Tho pupils, 1i5 in number, were con
ccyed by special cars 10 Jones Wood where they
Joined by the children OF the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
The pupils then examined in German and English
grammar and German reading. gold medal was gwen
10 Emina Fisher the best pupil silver medal 70 Fanny
Sem ,or industry Gold chains were then presented by
the pupils Michacis & Schocn ~ token Of
respect The Institute was organized about 10 months
ION "a ayeu In German and English simultaneously.
The proceeds OF the picnic viii be paid to the Orphan
Asylum. ,ooy,y>
VIM. Leder, a mason, has been missing from
his residence, at No. 2Ol stagg-st.. since Aug. s.
The Boston nine defeated the Atlantics,
Yesterday on the Capone Grounds by the score OF II
toe
The owner of the yacht Meteor has begun
suit to recover from Geo. d. Allen, $1,000. which was
placed in his hands 10 await the result Of the be-
tween the Meteor and Bella The money paid to the
Bcas but The owner OF the Meteor claims that
hls boat won the race
A communication from Chief Engineer
Adams, in reference TO the employment of sewer in
spectors and returns from buildings into which water
had been introduced gave rise To bitter debate be-
tween Commissioners Palmer and whiting, yesterday.
NJ a meeting OF the HOnTd Of Public Works. COmmis-
fioner whiting subsequently euggrAtcd that Jacob
worth should DC discharged from the omploy of the
Board but nt the close of another angry discussiou,
Commiesioncr Palmer refused To put the motion.
LONG ISLAND
JAMAiCA.-Iho Queens County Board of
supcrysof after long discussion. decided yesterday
20 accept the eto offered by The Union College nj Jack
son nnd Thomson aves Long leland CITY, for the Queens
County Cont house This action finally settles the