New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
NETWORK CITY.

Controller Green yesterday al 772 70, while the
cepts amounted TO sS,S65 u.s.
The British bark Hattie NJ, which arrived
40 this port yesterday reports having passed vesse
bottom up on the 5th inst In latitude $40 52 Longitude
66o The abandoned vessel was evidently OF about i5
tons.
Coroner Kessler committed to the TOmbs
yesterday Patrick Callahan and Patrick Farrell the as
sallants of Edward Cullen abore who is dying from
from the results OF being beaten Dy then In paFoo
on Fiftyseventhst.
The Commission for the licensing of sailors
boarding house keepers has already instituted proceed
inQs against a number who have refused To procure
licenses, and suits will be brought against all such a
the earliest possible day.
The number of new patients treated at the
New-York Ophthalmc Hospital, at Thrdave. anc
Twenty thrd-st.. during December was ISL The aver
ago daily attendance SO, and the number vi pre-
scriptions dispensed 1,4GS
Mrs. Badger, the principal of public school
IN Boston disap peared mysterousy few days ago
has been traced to this city c. r. Putnam the publisher
called upon Inspector Wang last night. and stated
that Mrs. Badger left Boston on Tuesday. She was
traced to Fall River where she took a boat for New
York, arriving in this city Wednesday morning 1t is
supposed she took tram on tue New YORK central
Railroad and went to the home Of relatives IN the
Western part OF the State
A rumor was circulated yesterday, that by
order OF the Mayor, quantity OF ammunition was
stored in the list Regiment Arm0ry Wednesday IN
anticipation OF riot by the unemployed WOrkngmen.
Mayor Havemeyer lnformeda reporter Of THE TRIBUNE
that he neither orders suggested that such
precsuton he taken nor did he know that any ammn-
milton stored in the for the purpose stated
The police force he added, were quite capable OF sup
pressing any riot
An order from the Adjutant Generals office,
bearing date Jan. 8, announces that the Examining
Board, consisting OF Maj.-Gen. j. Il. Woodward Brig
Gen j. NJ Yarian, and Brig. Gen. ID. NJ. Woodruff u
dissolved and the following officers OF the National
ard int tn "A n mi
INTO the physical ability, moral character. capacity, 81
tanmens general fitness for service, and efficiency OF
may order to DO thus examined: Mai.-Gen John i.
Woodward, Second Division; Brig Gen. WIN. q. Ward,
First Brigade; Brighten. Jeremiah V. Mescrole q.
Eleventh Brigade; Brighten n GanO Damn, Engineer
mChief; Col. VIM. ID. Dlckey, Nineteenth Battalion.
This Board will assemble at the State Arsenal on Jan 20
A difficulty has arisen in the Bureau of
Election connection with the special election 10 be
held to supply the vacancy left by Harry Genet.
Section n Election law providing for a revision
of registration declares that the INSPECTORS Of Election
shall register the name Of an clector who has re-
moved the district if his registered IN the
district from which ne until he shall produce
certificate of removal" from the inspectors OF the
former district. Mr. Hasbrouck Chief of the Bureau
persona having resided in the XXIs District 80 day
viii claim the right 10 register and vote at the approach
election who are now registered IN another distlS
easy and probably the only solution OF this difficulty
viii he present the subject Immediately 10 the atten
BROOKLYN.
Edward Clark, contractor, was held to bail
Yesterday TO await the action OF the Grand Jury for
alleged violation OF the rules OF the Health Board
Thomas Grover, aged SO, residing at No. 1913
Kent.ave was discovered. yesterday by mis- wife in the
act OF cutting his throat with He had already
succeeded in innictmg deep and dangerous wonnd;
Grover taken IA the Fourth Precinct station anu
thence TO the Hospital.
The question as TO whether Assemolyman
worth had vacated office OF Assessor by reason OF
his the Legislature recently referred 10
Corporation Counsel Dewitt for his decision. Mr. De
WITT ha, addressed letter 10 the AssemDyman IN
wnrch he states that will afford the latter hearing,
in person by counsel before giving an opinion in the
''' HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NORTH NRw-YoRK.-Wltle a meeting was
being neld in the basement Of ST. Jeromes Roman Cath
ole Church, at Alexanderaye, and One-hundred-and-
tbirtysevcnlst, Wednesday night, burglars effected
an entrance into the house OF worship above. They
were pursued by members OF the Mosana police force
but no arrests were made
DEMONSTRATING the storm Of Wednesday nearly all
the Easements Of dwellings, along FJrdham-aye. were
completely dcluged and considerable damage resulted
NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY-lt il stated that the street
lamp, lighted by companies cost SEQ per annnm
or from 81 10 SIT than NewYork. Mine hundred
tiLcts nave been sold for the bali in aid of the Old
Ladies' Home, which will take place Jan TO- .Hampieh'
Baker a CO. OF Pavoniaav supplied the Y NJ G. A ana
Payonia club with oysters for soup to feed the poor
"Wednesday and yesterday The police made over 5000
arrests during past year. increase OF more than
oco over the previous Work on the new Abat
toir nm the Hackensack River, was begun yesterday
nrin the mast three months. 1896 dodgers, Including
700 GONZALES were accommodated at the First Preenct
station nosc The warrants for salaries OF Tue polltT
force TO Jan have been signed Dy the fsol, anu WI
no a ne
four cattle, $500 hogs, ana lVO sletP WIZ
al the Commuuipaw Abattoir yesterday
Nrw,py-The Board of FreehOlders held their regn-
lar monthly meeting yesterday, Director farsmsn IN me
char A statement OF the arrears OF taAes Oh Tue va
rious cities and townships OF me count. wa i pau
showing the amount to De >2Io,6t9 d. .SlJor TOT,
80 mar he will not issue a proclamation, put Simply
serve n written order request upoh tne Nnltl VI
lice 10 read 10 the whole Police Department tne o!E
NJ To p-eyenf Vice and immortality ana dlreet the
mon To make complaint at the P0ce Iont asalnot an
nerons who violate its provisions ihe ordinance VIII
~ ~ Tho men This afternoon at O'Clock, az the CITY
,unorv The police not empowered ~ TINS ordinance
ty RI enter any place but simply 10 make complaint
@ raI NJ Alderman Llttell Will take place from
h,s l,te residence Park-st this AFTERNOON lhe io
lowing will be the pal,oeIrers 1SorRe ,,scy Oscar
R,iIvi1 n v. Halstead, Ell IL Reynolds ana l. J.
Howell The Rev W. K Nicholson anu Ine is Tn =; ~
t,onshnry will be the officiating clergyman. Inc COm
a"n Camel city officers st. Johns Lodge OF Masohs
and ,he Board OF Directors OF the several INSTITUTIONS
ntb which the deceased a member Will attend
UoRoKrS-s b. Dodd OF the Hob)ken Land and ltn-
nrnvrment Company has been elected President OF the
Uoboken Savings Bank, TO I'LL the place OF w. o. 9hep
ord who has resigned. The managers nave eected ohh
~ prkenbach secretary IN place of Hoyt Sanford re-
scned' aud Yesterday he flied bonds for $4,000 The
poar has the perts who were employed 10
iDvestig.te tho accounts, and will make changes
m relation TO the employment or clerks. \
sneedy resumption OF business is anticipated.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.
The new Board of Supervisors of Kings
County held a meeting for organization yesterday Mr.
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