New-York tribune., 1873-04-08

sU% n hn and his Deputies treat It's property
he did before Judge Days oru'I'
.,. BROOKLYN.
The police report 5972 unlighted gas lamps
during the past month. r,
The small square ut the intersection OF fui-
tonave., Ellottplace and Lafayetteaye' N 70 oo ~
closed with an iron railing and beautiied by tne o@ne
OF the surrounding property, at t tneir owu 'NPN"
fountain will he among the Improvements ana
Thomas King, aborer, living at NO. loo
Thirds ave. returned his home at a. M yester""y "
an intoxicated condition. and when his wfo reinsea ~
also attempted 10 stab her with kne; Inc , woa.", ~
made her escape into the street ana causeu INC "i
her husband 81,
Justice James Lynch and Thomas Semelroth,
both members OF the 18th Regiment arrested on
saturday by State Marshal Loesbuscher and imprisoned
in debtors at the Raymondst Jal 9r , NEG %
lecting 10 pay their dues ana nss ~ % sao o. when
had been due for than Isix months Ills We Poiu
the fine, and he was released yesterday.
Roger McGinness age 80. was found DY an
officer Of the Ninth Brooklyn Precinct lying apparently
I'm a diving condition. in a COW stable at Franklin ana
Flushing ayes Yesterday morning The man is mason,
and states that Sunday night he was khocken oo"n
and kicked In he groin by to me CIV
Hospital and the physicians have only sngn' hopeS "
his recovery.
The annual report of the superintendent OF
the ruant Home shows that the total number OF truans
now remaining So total number received since the or
ganlzng OF the Home, 1910. The children were ad-
mitted the institution because Of their indsp0ston
to attend the public schools or devote themselves 10
study the reports that owing to the
eXerons OF those IN charge, far amount y, y ~
has been met with in changing the disposition oi 'he
children.
The Board of Aldermen, at its meeting, yes
terday was officially informed by the Board OF CITY
Works that Edward Clark had signed the contract for
the removal OF oal and dead animals. and asked that
dock designated for ms The Board ordered the
contractor to use the dock the Waabout canal at
the foot of Washngton-ave. occupied by Francis
Swift The Board OF EDUCATION was authorized 70 pay
an assessment of 1854 without default resolution
was adopted providing for the appointment OF speca
committee Of five TO inquire into the system tnat ,ne
Board of City Works have In relation 10 extra "a.ot
charges patent safety-yalyes and water meters ana
directing that report thereon be made TO the boS ac
The Railroad Company was directed 10 place
additional number OF cars on It's road
LONG ISLAND.
NEWTowN of the men arrested on
Saturday on suspicion OF having been implicated In tho
murder OF James Graham, the shoemaker at Little
Neck FeD T. discharged from custody yesterday
the evidence against him being insufficient to warrant
his detention The murdered burglar remains unlden-
,aed Detectyes from Newark visited the village yes
terday aud officers from NewYOrk and Brooklyn nave
also viewed the body but no clue 10 MS uchy eau po
found.
JAMncA.-The young injured on Saturday even
ing by u stone thrown through car WINDOW on the
Long Island Railroad named Shaw, and he resides at
Mincoa. The wound. though serious, Is not necessarily
10 will result IN the loss OF SnaWs elt eye
which was filled with fine glass from the broken win.
dow. The management Of the South side Railroad
have new Timetable IN prepaIaton, mncn @ VII AM nJ
later than at present. Additional Sunday trains VIII
be put Tor the accommodation Of the Summer
travel.
Long ISLAND CnY-In the City Court, Yesterday, the
Grand Jury lwere impaneled They found one lsilet-
| ment. and were Oh discharged. Edward Benon was con
vccd OF burglary In the third degree ana sentenced 10
state Prison Tor TWO year Inc court WI no s
poned for weeks Edward Mead, alias Bthng, VINO
entered the house OF Margaret Evans, on Fushngaye
last month yesterday sentenced 10 serve TWO years
at Che sing Sing Prison by Judge Pearse'
STATEN ISLAND.
ToTTENyIILR.-The Staten Island Railroad
Company will begin running o'clock morning boat
on ferry the 18th instant for the accommodation
Of the working classes aud early morning tram, at
6 O'Clock, from this place, VIII also DC rum
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
w-RoCHELLE.-AbOut a year ago, the
Legislature passed act authorizing this village to
elect Police Justice but between the passage Of the
act and the time OF holding the charter election there
WAS not the full period the publication OF the notice
prescribed in the statute Edward j. Porter never
thccss elected, and has since filed the position X
Humphrey, Justice OF the peace contested the legdhty
Mr. Porters election Police Justice ami the case
came before Justice Tsphan Of the supreme Court WHO
has just rendered his decision IN favor OF Porter
UUpsoS-The river Is nayigabe from this city 10 New
York . Tue steamer Redheld which left NeS-York on
Saturday night broke her rudder Rondout Creek
and il laid mn, al that place . The steamer McManus
which left New York on Saturday night. was detained
Nuhpa she expected up this afternoon, as there is
no ice obstruction 10 prevent her passage
RHINHBRcK.-The propeller Nuhpa, from Hudson,
with heavy freight and rs passengers, sunk AT
2 a. IN. yesterday, mile north OF TINS place Al the
passengers saved, and the boat now cs on kels
dock The propeller McManus has gone to her assist
ance
NEwnuRGH-The Mayor has appointed Ira stearn,
John Daes and James Harrison Excise Commissioners
OF this city for three years Tue apontees are all he
pubcans.
i ir utnho
business tifth-st, who left home Wednesday with
s7oo TO pay II note In Beekman-st., NewlOrk and 10
collect bills TO the amount OF sJeOi mas not since Deeh
NEw-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A young man entered the
gunsmth shop of Peter Dalton at Montgomeryst. and
| Newark-aye at y. IN. yesterday. and asked 10 Dc
shown a revolver. After examining number he
selected one and after loading it, he placed the barrel
10 his breast and fired. He Immediately removed TO
the hospital where he lies in dying condition.
The Harmonic Society last night elected the following
Board Of Directors: ii. X. Clarke, NJ X. Keam +. q.
Wolbert f. Molenhaucr j. W. Harrison, d. S. Gregory,
IT., G. T. Peck. w. T.. MANNER and j. q. y. Williamson.
The new Board OF Fire Commissioners. at its session
| last evening elected John b. Drayton President,
though he Saturday evening declined to serve.
The Board of Finance and Taxation mot yesterday AZ
ternoon, aud organized by eectng John kennard Pres
dent aud VIM A. Lewis Counsel. Messrs Farr1er, Bum
stead, and CanscOlen were appointed committee on
Organization. A man known as N Rogers, who for
weeks has been giving variety perormances at the
Arcade has disappeared with 500 belonging 10 the per
| formers. He Is supposed 10 have gone To Chic ago
| NEwARK.-The annual meeting OF the society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals held yesterday
afternoon In the Council Chamber, T. T. Kinney presiG
ing The seeretary's report showed considerable
effective work performed during the past year
Treasurer reported balance hand OF So s5 The
following officers elected: President, 7. r. Kinney
! VicePresidents Marcus L. Ward, Theo. Runyon, john
| W. Taylor and f. W Record Treasurer, r. s. Swords;
James lieey sentenced Yesterday to aye years In
| charged IS week for ice this Summer. st.