New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CITY.
The chapel No. 1856 GTeCnwich-st. has been
fitted up through the enterprise Of the City Mission 3d.
cety and the NewYor Society shares its oceupa-
ton only the tenant OF that soeety
The Earl of ROsebery, member OF the Bflt-
ish Administ ration in this city, visited the Iomos
Yesterday i'm companv with ex-MayOr Hall The visitors
shown through the building by Warden Johnson
The Law Department of the New-YOrk Uni
versty opened yesterday About 80 students signed the
register and more are expected to do so to-day. The
regular exercises Of the Department WAL begin Iohor
row.
Mr.. John F. henry probably the largest
commission dealer in patent medicines in the United
States has Just taken into partnership with him Mr.
Theodore Curan, late Of Cincinnati, and Mr. Henry IL
Bowen OF Brooklyn.
The quarterly session of the Board of Phar-
macy appointed under the recent law requiring drug
gists and druggists clerks TO pass examinations and
take out licenses before continuing 10 business. began
yesterday in the University Building, and Will continue
Today and tomorrow between the hours OF ana p H.
Six candidates presented themselves yesterday.
The following persons, having passed the
civil service examination and served probationary
period OF six months in the Appraisers odce have been
appointed to positions therein by Secretary Richardson
Daniel l. McD6nsld sampler: Minor INLAY. sampler;
Thomas A. Robbins, clerk and Veriheri heh Mclean
opener aud packer
The Department of Buildings has examined
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Waacks the Grand Opera House the Theatre Comique,
| tue Olympic, the Broadway and others. Minor aera-
tons have been recommended but no violations OF rec
% Of the Building law nave been reported Inc ehtre
mechanical ARRANGEMENTS aud architectural c0nstruc
ton and decoration Of Booths Theater are pronounced
compact ana WorkIuanlike, and tho conyenences
for safety and comfort excellent Fourteen notes nave
also been inspected and found TO be amply provided
with appliances for security against fire.
A regimental court-martial was heldin Mis-
son Hail last evening TO Try deinducnts OF the nth
| Nh, g,axtr rraf at no
regiment would be tried FOR s characterization at Pros
pect Park a number OF the hung around the doors
but were disappointed only delnquents anterior to
that day were called for trial On Friday court mar
al, composed OF Col. COnklng. stts Regiment, Lieut.
col Van Wyke, 9th Resimeat Major Halen' Flth Req
ment and Major Fellow Of the stan as Judge Advocate
will convene az the sith Rcgmen Armoy for the trial
of the officers or The trial OF the Is set
down for week from Wednesday. before the court OF
which Major w. II. King OF the 9Th Regiment is Presi
dent. ,,,,-,,,,,
A meeting OF the Directors Of the East River
Bridge wac called for yesterday, but quorum was OBJ
tanned.
An attempt was made to blow mp the Fire
Proof Stone Companys building in Frankin-age, on
Sunday night
The Board of Charity Commissioners met
yesterday and referred the question of bids for supplies
to committee.
The securities Of the Sinking Fund in the
Controllers Office examined Oh Saturday and
found correct.
Landowners at Flatbush are preparing to
resist the assessments upon their property the part
OF the Park Commissioners.
James Merrigan and his wife Sarah, Kate
stoddard. and oscar Hoelander will be arragned Tor
murder before Judge Gilbert to-day
One of the bonds missing from the Con-
trolers Office has been found in the possession Of
Alderman Raber who declares that he bought it from
one of Mr.. ShroedeT's clerks.
Oliver B. LEIGH, ex-Captain of Police and
candidate for the position OF superintendent re-
moved from bis position in the Tax Office yesterday by
Collector Burrows on the ground OF personal treachery
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
KryGsBHrpGE.-Two construction trains, com
nrising two locomotives and thirty cars, now en-
uoved on tho New-York, Boston and Montreal Railroad
between this place aud Brewsters Station About
four miles OF track have been ad at the lower terminus
and six seven miles IN the neighboIhood OF Brew
stcrs Rails will hereafter be laid at the rate Of mile
day half mile al each end until THIS part OF lhe Ioad
II completed l u the intention 4 On, sne TopanS rho no
keep the channel OF the Harlem RIVER optn LOT ihe
passage their steamboats, during the Winter months
WEST FARMs-some boys while amusing themselves
recently in Lydigs Woods discovered me Oody Oh an
unknoWn man, apparently about So years old, and IN
formed the police He was about rect lhches III hgu
ami mad on dark coat and vest brown pantaoons with
black stripe down the side blue wooden socks and slip
pers In consequence OF the ldyanceh statc Oh aeton
II Is supposed that he had been dead for two or three
months. Coroner Miller OK Morrlsana was csiieu 10
hold an inquest in the case.
WHITE PIAEs-The October Term OF the County
Court and Court of Sessions for Westchester County
met AT the Courthouse Yesterday morning. before the
Hon s d. Clifford, COuuty Judge, and the Justices or
Sessions A Grand Jury was not inpaneled IN consc-
nuence Of a sufficient number OF those summoned 10
attend not answering TO their names IL IS expected
that "A panel will be completed this morning.
soI-ru DoyER-Alonzo Leach, wellknown through
ont Dufohess County, shot himself through the head
,rb revolver AZ this place, Sunday. He was dying
win consumption, and had declared his intention OF
thus suddenly ending MS me-
PouGuKEEPsIE.-A heavy rain storm prevailed al tIls
Mace YESTERDAY and appeared 10 extend along tue Whoe
valley Of the Hudson
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CTY.-Forty persons have recently
united with ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. the
Rev d. r. Lourie, pastor. twenty Of whom were re-
eeiyed by letter from elsewhere. The church has no"
500 members
PATERsoN-George Mark, age 20, and Charles van
Wrinkle age a. blown from the roof OF oldlhS az
Lake View this city, yesterday, by wnlrwinu
large portion Of the roof Of the building was aiso car
red away; both men were badly injured van "lnhIe
was brought to his residence IN tins city, ana AT ate
hour last night had not recovered consciousness IL Is
feared he will Mark is DOING wen and VIII
recover.
PrRru ANBBoY.-The Rev. J. Kingsbury has been ap-
ponted pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church, III
Mace OF the Rev. 5. w. billiard, deceased
UoBoKFN-The Rev. j. X. Burr, ID. d. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. has been s0mpeled 10 re-
IL Of