New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

| An unauthorized c0lored man las aPpneu
for money at various residences in the city in AID OF the
New-York Colored Mission, No. 1875 West IhlrteIn,sL
The managers Of the Mission announce mat an i
tons should be given TO their missionary or 10 inc o
| GERS OF the institution
| DR.. Sheafe, age IS, a German physician, who
had boarded for long time at the Deyoe House. NO ~
Blocker at, and become deeply involved in debt was
found dead in his room. yesterday morning. Win ms
throat cut He supposed to have committed sulc"o
| while he was suffering from mental depression
MIR. Ashley, Chief of the Coin Department OF
the subTreasfy, states that five weghers nave Oeeh
appointed in his department for the purpose OF comply
ing with the Treasury regulations In relation 70 tue
weight OF coins With this additional force, the depart
ment runs smoothly and the banks are accommodated ~
usual by having their coin weighed and converted h'o
certificates.
Seth Green and his corps of assistants passed
through this city on Thursday the way to Washing
| ton Mr. Green purposes TO increase the shad In the
Potomac James and other Southern rivers by some NIL
lions He brought with him eight cans OF DIaek pa1
the new Fish Commissioner OF NewJersey. The nsh
will be used to stock the waters In the vicinity Oh EE@
beth, Railway, and orange
Young men of literary tastes who come to this
city prepared to find themselves famous may be chilled
by this declaration Of leading magazine editor:
few men who are very clever suggestive, and industr-
may earn $500 year from magazine work pnt Tue
greater number cannot make more than $1,000 inexpe
renced hands apprenticeship during wnlch
they Will he practically worthless, and Wall themselves
pay in disappointment and chagrin."
Arthur announces the following the names of the
successful candidates the recent Civ Service e1am
nations: Col. Thorpe weighsr, and Chares H. Knight,
gauger In grade group & John H. Bell Theodore o.
james ffee James Gaion. Thomas L. King Isaac A.
Penfeld Bernard IT, Flynn. Alexander I Powell, ana
Thomas j. Lockwood. In group b; john a LAWRENCE
Night Inspector. and Fred. Dryer.
The annual report of the Sanitary Police
Squad was transmitted by Capt Yule to the Board Of
Police yesterday 1t shown that during the year
s3 applicants for engineers certificates to take charge
of stationary steam boilers were examined, OF whom
1870 found 10 be defective There were two boiler expo,
sions during the year. The Health Department Issued
kets were daily examined and 1881 tsad animals were
condemned unfit for food 626l pouncs Oh meat ana
1914 POUNDS OF unsound Dish were seized.
The SANTANA Bay COmpany's steamer, the
Tybee left this port yesterday for Santo Domingo She
earned cargo and small number OF pas
seugers There was also board steam launch to be
used as q tugboat in SANTANA Bay. Among the passen-
gers were Henry Coward, late American Consul at
dence and wm M. Davis Of Philadelphia. The report
recently furnished by Chief Engineer Halsey has been
snhmitted 10 the Company but not yet been acted
upon The location OF the new town has however been
fixed and surveyors are now at worn Denne pans aSr
President Nelson of the Board of Educa-
ton has appointed the following the committee to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF making reductions In the
salaries as now paid TO the employees, Teachers &e III
the Department Commissioners Beardsee, West, Kelly
Farr, Brown, Jenkins Hoe, and Vermiyc, with Presi-
dent Nelson eI oDteiO About 90 oil the "a
Trustees Of Common Schools appeared at the once OF
the clerk Of the Board OF Education Yesterday ana
peyoe Of 6e Eighth Ward and Frederick Eberhard OF
the Second Ward declined their appointments and their
places will probably be filed at the next meeting VI the
Commissioners.
The Office of Capt. Tucker, Harbor- Master,
has been removed TO Pierrepout Stores.
Alexander Henderson has been ordered to
dutv at the Nayyyard in place OF Chief Engineer VIM.
H. Shock, removed
The congregation of the Tompkins-ave. Pres
byteran Church begun the erection of new brick
edidce at TompRnsave. and McDonoughst IL VIII seat
1900 persons, and cost sSO'oo
Mary Reagan, age 40, died at st. Peters Hos
pita YESTERDAY from the alleged effects OF injuries In
1icted by her drunken husband March 2 Iii charged
that the man knocked her down the stairs at No $40
Hicks.st; aud then kicked her'
The first baseball game of this season in
tis vicinity will he played Tuesday afternoon at the
Union Grounds the Eastern District The Muuals Of
this city will play against picked eleven. whose names
have not made public, although all OF them are
said TO be players Of repute The hutuas TAKE he ne
with the following players; HICKS catcher; htlbews'
pitcher; Start first base Hatfield second base; Nelson,
third base; Grdncy, left hed; Eger, center field;
| HigIaIn, riEnl Held
LONG ISLAND.
| LONG ISLAND CTY.-Lewis Boyle of No. 3T
Fourth.st, New-YOIk, had his hip broken bya falling
timber shpyard OF john Cities. yesterday after
| noon.
sOur OYSTER BtY.-Tbe sportSman's Hotel will be
opened to-day by the proprietor, Henry Walters.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| CITY OF KINGSTON. - Frederick Baston, a
wealthy farmer, age TO- residing IN Marbletown. near
this city, hanged himself his barn, yesterday morning
| Deceased leaves aged wife, but no children.
| YoSKEBs-John H. Hand, having removed TO New
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missioucrs Of Midland Avenue, and John NJ Aasterton
! Of Eastclester has been appointed In bis place.
| NEW-JERSEl
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