New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

late files OF English papers.
Car No. AZ of the Bleecker-st line ran into
car No 7s of the sixthave ine at Carmne and Beeck
ersts last night All the windows Of the sixtaye car
were broken, but NO passenger was injured.
This is a strange warning before Lent. Ihe
Coroners been requested to hold an inquest Oh to
body Of Jacob Mubausen, 80 OF No iS9 EssessL
ton in dancing at ball. on Wednesday nieht'
During the past week 19,947 loads OF ashes
and rubbish were removed from the city at cost Oh
ss2A II. In addition the cost OF removing sno"
amounted to s s2 During the previous aree @ %eenS @ e
63 loads OF rubbish were removed t cost VI
The removal Of the during the same perlou coS'
s16,234 7s.
The contract for sinking the track OF the
Harlem Railroad, between FOrty-ninth ana seventy
ninthsts. which was awarded TO Dillon. Cyde q Co on
JAN A. has been signed but has not YET reee'ea h e
seal of the Company. There will he meeting OF the
Executive Committee in short time whom tse @ S
will be completed, after which the nature VI no WIN
and the amount OF the bid will be made pupnc'
John Russell escaped from the Tombs prison,
yesterday afternoon, by means OF ticket OF egreSs
given TO him by a woman who had obtained admission
10 the prison by permission OF the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction The prisoner had been COM
mitted Wednesday on the complaint or GnstaVus
Levy of No Is Centerst who charged Russell with nay
eaF eaE '0OO'0 Ninn u d ""''A WI WV VI
The Rev. Mr.. Ward, age 20, of No. p Waverey-
place. died yesterday, from injuries received while
alightne from University car at Bleeckerst on
Monday. From an informal investigation by Deputy
Coroner Cushman II appears that the deceased stepped
upOn pile of snow and ice and, falling backward was
caught by the and dragged considerable distance,
thereby sustaining several severe wounds
A smallpox patient entered the City Sani-
tary inspectors Office Police Headquarters yesterday
and asked to taken to hospital All in the office
we're panicsricken for moment, and then the patient
was told that il he would go the Mottst entrance he
would there lind an ambulance the drivers OF which
patient left the office and soon on his way to Black
| wells Island.
| r Ill, 0f tha api-
time Association are fixed at 1880 and $3.50 p IN.
The rooms Of the Association at No 6l Beaverst will
| be formally opened on Wednesday. The following
| Board OF Directors has been appointed;
R,eMs DsS S9t0P rne. ncEe Abel ABBOT + Mile
p sc E' %I 3 q Seo fa G os SS'faI s r soi Gs ns.
| ion George F. Dulley, Albtr, Brown, and p T. Philips
| The Treasury Department has issued the
following circulars in relation 10 permits given to i'm
porters;
The depn. having advised that the failure Of importers to
dusl permits within reasonable time ssI they are ,.,.s
nent following instructions. are Issued uppeTeIA to Article
The .toreieeps IN charge ctsc which goods stored
s % s es. s o p Il: & s % % @ a:' p aes permit Be-
| considered as Cancelled.
Human nature often comes to the surface in
| the Court OF General SESSIONS. Mathew Toole was
charged with felonious assault and battery in having
fred psolshots at Michael Burns Of No. "a Green
wichst on Sept OF which took effect In the shoul-
der Burns gave account yesterday OF the ASSAULT
and, although several witnesses eontradcted MN ana
the jury said guilty. and Judge Sutherland after de-
Years in state Prison. As the Judge spoke piercing
cry broke from the prisoners wife, and the agonlzhg
words heard she stretched out her arms to the
Judge: o GOdi what is TO become OF me and my four
ehildrenl"
LONG ISLAND.
| GLEN CovE.-A session of the Teachers AS
sociaton OF the Ist District OF Queens County began
yesterday and will continue until afternoon.
/ tn fha aYtau
sion of the Port Jefferson branch OF the Long Island kl
| road to this place.
LONG ISLAND CITr.-R. B. Mitchell OF Astoria has
been appointed chief machnist the Chesapeake aRd
| Ohio Railroad
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| PoUGHKEEPsIE-It has been decided to hold
the eighteenth annual Convention OF the Young Mems
| Christian Association of tho United states and tho
| British Provinces in this city the coming Summer.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY. A locomotive and heavy
freighttran blocklded the Henderson-st and Newark
ave- crossings Of the Pennsylvania Railroad for half an
! hour yesterday morning. The crowd which collected
threw and other missiles at the engineer and fire.
man, driving them away. Serious difficulty would have
occurred had police nterered The company has
promised to do all that is possible to remedy the evil
Finance shows s37S in the sinking Fund beside s2o3
in bonds There is balance IN the Treasury OF s19O9s0
and s in bonds had been sold az 90 and accrued
interest John Doris charged Tltn the murder anod
in November. was srfaigned yesterday upon
| o Indictment and pleaded not guilty.
and two presentments and was discharged for the
The presentments protest against the authority OF Po-
| 90 days for drunkenness, ' and petitions the
Court TO interfere 10 prevent the practice Of carrying
concealed deadly weapons, at present 20 prevalent.
The taxpayers held mass meeting at the COURTHOUSE,
last evening to discuss the subject Of railroad exemp-
ton from taxation, About 200 persons were present,
| e1Mayor G. ID. Van Reypen occupying the chair. An
address was delivered by the Hon. Jacob Weart who
| was followed by Senator, McPherson' assembly assembly
The Committee of Tweny-eght met again last evening
10 review the amendments to the Charter proposed by
the Aldermanic Reform Committee, aud concurled IN
adopting all the sections proposed except the frs
yidng for the removal OF the Mayor from the Board OF
Education.
factory was caught in a belt of tine machinery on
wednesday, and WAS drawn twice the shaft.
His arm fractured and his body badly bruised.
fouryear Old OF Mr. j. b. Russell of Delanceyst fell
into boiler Of hot water on Tuesday and has since died
from the efecs Ohm Riker who was injured on the
Michaes Hospital yesterday In the Court OF Quarter
Sessions, Hrsch Harris pleaded not guilty, yesterday
morning, 10 indictment for burglary in the 1ewelry
store OF RementZ Co. one year ago. His trial Will
take place on Feb H.. Tue Thomas Orchestra VIII give
Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
HoBoKES.-An unknown man, ago about 50, found
dying at about y. yesterday. at the foot OF Wash
ingOust His skull was fractured, and he was bleeding
nrofuely from wounds ~ H.. head Judging from cnt
m tie bscr u hi hal he must have been sfEqck yo!ently
with some blunt INSTRUMENT He lived only q few mo-
ments his discovery and did not become conscious
The body removed TO the Office OF Coroner Parsow
at No. 109 Westinghouse. aud County Physician BUCK
was informed. The only elew to- his identity, De-
side hI- clothing the name. "A Brooks written in
pencil inside his hat There Is every reason TO believe
that the man murdered, and from the fact that
nothing was fOuhu III MS pockets, ta' ho nau oeeh
robbed.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The Rev. Z. S. Robinson will lecture at the