New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-25
NETWORK CITY.

| Judge boardman will be present in the Court
OF over and rerminer at 1890 Monday 10 read
| the list OF exceptions in the stokes case.
The women Woodruff and Clafin and Col"
Blood were discharged the Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday on bail Gabriel Goldsmith OF No III East
Houston-st became their bOndsman IN $4,000
Mrs. De H. Hazard at No. 80 UniOn-place,
Is about 10 exhibit for the first time number Of her
works IN sculpture, and couple with tho exhibition
VOteu 10 tue benefit or the Greeley statue Fund
The Republican Central Committee called,
yesterday, upon Controller Green and stated that they
were about 70 10 Albany 20 the passage OF
new charter The Controller informed the Committee
that he hoped they would secure a charter that would
be OF real benefit TO the city.
w. ). Steinmetz, Assistant Superintendent of
the new PosOiee objects the statement, in recent
report on the contemplated attentions the building
has dwarted appearance He that the building.
according TO the original design arohteeturaly
perfect put tfat story can be added TO 1t without
injury 10 ils architectural effect
Judge Barbour granted, yesterday, another
order Of arrest against Steven English the Of
The Insurance Times, for another alleged libel
Frederic 8 Winston, the President OF the Mutual In
.yoo c6 Inc amount OF damages GAINED
Is still IN custody on the first order OF arrest.
The officers of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company declare that there for fear about
the Alaska. she probably did not leave Yokohama
until jan II. and allowing eight days for tho trip she
Woud nor % due at Hong Kong until Jan % Inc dis-
patch received this city Thursday announcing she
had not arrived at the latter place, was dated JAN r.
In the absence of Mayor Havemeyer, Super
Vance occupied yesterday the chair at the meet
ing OF the Board OF Supervisors. resolution was
adopted providing that after Feb. l. all buildings over
which the Board has Jurisdiction shan be cleaned aud
kept at an annual expense OF s43OO communication
received from MaOr-Gen Shaler. and referred 70
the Committee ArmOries and Dril Rooms. condemn
ing the present armores and urging the erection Of new
and suitable buildings.
William II. Tracy, Judge of the Marine Court,
lies dangerously III at the residence Of his brother,
No. 1855 Cinton-s On Thursday OF last week the Judge
was in court attending 20 his duties IA usual After
leaving court and arriving home in the evening he
taken SICK with congestion, which soon was changed
10 inflammation OF the bowels He rallied at intervals
until yesterday, when he began TO sink rapidly ami late
last evening his life was despaired OF.
Albert A. Durand, lessee of the Park Hotel
proests that he should not be held responsible for the
condition OF the iron vault in 'front.' OF the hotel
whichare dangerous life and limb the occasion Of
storm by OF their slippery condition Mr.
Durand claims that Sidney T. Morse the owner NJ the
building, should be held responsible he has refused
10 do anything toward changing the condition OF the
vanlt covers declaring that they good cOndi
ton for years past and better than others IN many
parts Of the city.
A. D. Williams g. Co., bankers and brokers,
No. 30 wallt yesterday reported the loss OF 300
shares of Western Union Telegraph stock the property
Of a customer who Just discovered that they miss
ing from box his private office. II is thought that
they have been msaid and there Is no ground for
ery consists ~ three certificates OF 100 shares each in
the ~ E b. Wesley Nos A0il, 4,0l2 and 4.J3, and
dated January o. 1871 Their actual value $50 The
transfer Of the stock has been stopped
BROOKLYN.
The new managers of the South Side Rail
road have adopted the cooperative system and announce
that IN addition salaries paid there viii be- distrbu
ton among employees Of nxed percentage of the years
profits.
1,h IocoI ;psurance comnanies have an
pointed a committee of take INTO consideration
the whole matter OF securing Of the Fire
Department and having the NewYOrk ire law made
operative in his city.
LONG ISLAND.
Lose ISLAND CITY.-The Board of Aldermen
came 20 decision, Thursday evening, which IS
believed to be final upon the location Of the city build
ings. The block fronting Jackson and Nott-ayes.,
Third Ward opposite the County Courthouse site has
been selected and will be given 10 the city by Union
College. The Board has also authorized the issue Oh
water bonds 70 the amount Of 100000.
HENPsTRAD.-At the request OF 50 citizens, special
tOwn-neeting has been called for saturday, FEB 10
restrain the Queens County Courthouse Com
mission from proceeding in violation Of law and for
petoning the Legislature 70 repeal the act authorizing
the erection OF county buildings.
NEwTowE.-Repairs upon the Reformed Church have
been made a cost Of nearly 5000. The church will be
reOpened tomorrow.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-The work on the new NJ. E.
Church rapidly approaching completion The fresco-
ing Of the walls finished and the stained windows are
already IN, giving the interior Of the edice beautiful
appearance II Is anticipated that the church VIII De
ready for dedication some time IN MARCH
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CRY. - The following is the COM
mittee Of two each Assembly district. appointed
by the Taxpayers Association 10 organize plan for
presentation to the Legislature securing the local taxa
ton OF the railroad corporations Ist District james
Gopsill d. Halanan I'D District, Arthur spielman, J.
McAdoo; lid District, Henry Wilde, John W. Pang
born; WITH District, A. steenken, g. p Robinson; WITH
District John Tofey, q. ~ Sparks With District Hiram
Van Busk1rk, Henry Van Nostrand; With District,
Mayor Sehmersahl, John Kennedy, and With
District John NJ. Meyer and Henry Rothman-
Carin nerDaY, contractors, nave paid extlre Marshal
Duffy 81 100 10 compromise suit for damages III me sum
OF $4,000 brought against them injuries sustained ~
Duffy IN failing into an unprotected excavation Inc
lOngshOremen employed at Morris-st Coal DOCKS, re-
fused, yesterday morning. 20 allow new dock aborers 20
unload the schooner rly which had arrived mere wth
the employed az Pier &c. East River on Doard. Inc
men appeared IN considerable force ana Captah
sherwood of the schooner, with James aalndn =.
the police for protection. squad OF ponoemen was
sent TO the spot and prevented any dlsurDanoe wne
the NewYork did their work II is feared that the
trouble will be resumed to-day John Doris charged
with the murder OF Thomas Donnelan IN Patrick
Roehes saloon at Morgan and Hendersonsts.. On tns
morning OF Nov. D. entered, yesterday; plea or not
guilty, and the trial fixed for Monday Feb TO-
The Committee OF Twenty-eght met last night An
amendment was made 10 section 9 OF the charer pro
vidiny that In of exigency WORK might DC zone
without the contract and bonds provided Section lS9
was laid the table. Tine salary OF CITY Counsel was
fixed 5000 anu that OF the City Attorney ~ SOW
After discussion OF two hours IL resolved to r1 the
OF taxation OF railroad corporations at u per cent
The petition Congress, asking that the Jersey Slty
PostOfhce be made distributing ONCE was adopted
EgwARK.-Augustus Waters will recire, for the Uni
yersaist Church. on tue evening OF Jan - The unYer
saliss Just large and elegant euihce ON
the main street OF the city.
CAvAS PoIST.-Edward ingalls, was killed on Thurs
day night in falling from the first moor 70 the basement
OF o factory where he employed
PArERsos-Joseph Mclean, another OF the prisoners
who escaped on Wednesday evening" delivered himsef
yesterday, TO the authorities.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.