New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30
NETWORK CITY.

Watering-cartS appeared on the streets YES
terday, greatly to the JOY Of pedestrians.
The Board of Pilot Commissioners has or
dered the removal OF all shad poles from the North
River on or before next Monday.
The Palette Club has elected the following
officers: Preside, Clark Bell Recording sGeretary'
smith; Treasurer Jules 0ehme
The Department of Justice has informed
the officials OF the United States Courts for the Southern
District OF New-York that they must pay for the gas
used by them in the United States building on Cham'
bers-st.
The trial of Bleakley for murder was re-
sumed yesterday From panel Of persons six new
Jurors were obtained, making B ALL Those secured
yesterday Robert Jardine, c. W. Boettcher, 81
Patten. Charles L. +. Moore, John Rogers, and H. W.
Neiman
A musical entertainment was given, last
evening at the Institute Relief OF the Ruptured
aud Crippled, at Forty secondst and Lexingtonsye by
the patients Of the Institution 50 boys ana " gti:
medical treatment at this institution.
Notorety even though it costs ridcule, is
compIaceptly accepted by silly persons Thus photo
grapher the Bowery thrves by obliterang the nat
ura bodies from his patrons PICTURES and substituting
that of an asa or goose. this extra and certainly
uncomplmentary work. he is paid handsomely.
The Grand Army of the Republic met at
No 50 West Fourteenth st., last evening and adopted
resolutions consolidating the posts for the purpose OF
making arrangements for Decoration Day. meeting
will be held this evening to elect committees who will
make all arrangements for the observance OF the day
Controller Green received the following
amounts yesterday: From the Receiver Of Taxes for
taxes water rent and interest $35es AZ from the Col
ector OF Assessments for for street open
lngs and improvements. sl2,756 is from the Bureau OF
Arrears for arrears OF taxes and assessments water
Register for water rents, $500 total, sj3990 o..
j. p. Solomon, a lawyer of this city, lectured,
last night steinway Hall, upon The Hebrew Race"
Despite the unfavorable weather the attendance was
good and the interest well sustained throughout The
speaker maintained the prestige OF the Hebrews In
credit due it for cllngng to its faith through tue
persecution of centuries showed how this day it
st unusty treated by most nations and expressed the
gratitude OF the for the asylum which America had
afforded it.
The Alumni of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons have become incorporate body. with
constitution and bylaws. A committee recently ap
pointed the purpose has recommended the councillors
Of the Association 10 raise $4,000 to be devoted to the
called the Alumni ProfessOrshp Of Pathological Auat
omy the establishment OF separate Laboratories where
studemIs may wsII nerimentay and the erection OF
recitation lecture This report was presented
from the councillors last CIV ening and was approved ny
| the Association.
BROOKLYN.
| Prospect Park was visited last week by
1866 persons.
The board of witnesses in the county Jail
has been from TO rs cents per day since the
election Of the new Sheriff.
| The Board of Supervisors have determined
to construct mansard roof upon the 23d Regiment
armory in ClermOntave., at an additional cost OF $780,
The Mayor, Controller, and Auditor met
again yesterday for the appointment Of Health Officers
under the new law but being unable to arrive at any
| conclusion, adjourned until Thursday.
In consequence of the decision recently rem
dered by Judge declaring the Park Commission
illegal Controller Schroeder has informed the Commits
| gtou he
under the law providing for the widening or
Sackett, President, and Douglass Boulevards.
The Brooklyn Police Commissioners have
arrived at the conclusion that it best that nte
gence OF important criminal affairs should be given to
the representatives of the newspapers except at such
in such shape best to them and after
prem m order to the force to that
RE Gopssionrr sunpressed aItogether NOT long ago
the mportant report Of the Fire Marshal concerning the
unsafe condition Of some of the hotels and boarding
! houses. 80 -. ...
LONG ISLAND CITY.-A large force of labor
ers began laying crossties and srngers through Ferry
ST. Yesterday, for the Long Island City and Maspeth
Railroad The ncorporators, under the act OF the
ent legislature will probably take legal steps to compel
suspension of the work, to permit their com
pany proceed with the construction of the road
! The Long Island Railroad Company will begin making
trips TO Far Rockaway next sunday. new
] Board OF Aldermen will meet next Tuesday. City
| Clerk and two official papers will be selected.
JAMNcA.The charter election took place yesterday.
|
except with regard % Trustees which
is yet doubt. follows: President John NJ. Crane
Clerk Perpont Potter Assessors Hendrick Lott, Isaac
Amberman, Joshua W. Battee; Police Constable and
Collector Harvey Powell Oversoer Of the Poor Charles
Berry; superintendent OF Streets, John Crazy
NEW-,JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-JOhn RuDyon was painting
house In summit-ave. when the platform upon which he
was standing slipped and fell to the ground. Runyon
saved his life by catching hold OF the shafts and ching
ing them for about five minutes until a adder
procured. The salaries OF officials OF the Depart
ment OF Public Works have been designated follows:
Assistant engineers $500 and s25OO surveyors 5000
each; accountant for assessments, 5000; in
spector Of lamps, $500 assistant water asses
sors $40 each inspector OF connec
tons, sl.sOO; foreman Of pipe layers, N,sOo...
Albert Wright. a. brakeman the Pennsyv ania
was crushed between bumpers probably fatally
injured. is the City Hospital. The Conference
Chosen Freeholders has fixed the boundary line be
tween two counties, portion Of which was In dispute
At point where the boundary line had not
the payment OF taxes by pretending first
The old Board of Education previous 70 adjournment
Monday night made revision OF the salaries OF teachers
Principal will receive s2sl6, and the the Vice Princ
Pa O Pc so On 'n notion Cone
missioner Laverty the colored school OF Green
Tue Board of Public Works has received conInunica.
President Potter setting forth the inadequacy
OF the public school buildings and requesting lmmed
ate action toward their improvement Petitions have
also been received from propertycwners for improve
ments In Newark. HOboken, West Side, and Virginia.
ayes Bowersst. Summtaye, Morrsst. Grlihth-aye.,
MagnOa-aye, Danforthaye., ana Lnden-ave. -.
Dickinson, City Superintendent of Public Schools, has
made report 10 the Board of Education, In which he
emphaeey denies the assertion made TO the effect that
a boy had been expelled from School No for refusing
TO participate in the religious exercises.
kEwARK.-C oil. C. A. Scott formerly OF the regular
army, has been appointed superintendent OF the Sol
diers' Home The Clinonst NJ L. Church will be en-