New-York tribune., 1874-03-11
NEVY-YORK CITY.

NEw-YORK CITY.
The arrival Of 2,2jS bales of cotton were re-
| ported yesterday at the Cotton Exchange.
f. p. York writes that the dispatch printed
on March alleging that he stabbed David stiles at a
hotel in Railway, N. j., is entirely without truth.
A free class for the thorough instruction of
women in phonographs aud for fitting them for prac-
teal WORK as shorthand writers will bo organized at
tue Women's Training School. No ~ East TentnSt on
Fnday, at y. M.
The wind blew gale yesterday in the lower
bay, and q schooner which anchored near Sandy
ltIook was driven ashore near tho West Bank Capt.
Madng of the United states steamship Grant says that
early the morning there 4OYesses riding at
anchor close under the Land outside OF Sandy Hook.
Stephen j. Brady, ago 3j, whose residence is
unknown, died at Park Hospital on Monday night from
injuries about the head which SAID 70 have been re-
when he thrown out the door, by some person un-
known Coroner Wotnann will investigate the case.
A bill involving nearly Sl2,OOo,OOO in state
taxes therefore OF considerable Importance to the
taxpayers this city, is before tho Legislature.
Controller Green says that he has making
efforts To prevent so large an amount being rolled In
together upon the oity lie has gone TO Albany at the
request OF tie State Controller " confer with him on
| the subject.
The Produce Exchange received yesterday
40 volumes OF public documents from Wm u. Roberts,
Representative In Congress from this city most of them
of value statistical works. The library Of the
Exchange is gaining rapidly by private gifts, and re-
Gently ihe Board OF Minagers voted that tne comms'
the sale OF stamps should be devoted 10 te pur
chase OF books
The 7th Regiment, n. G., was inspected last
evening at the armory over Tompkins Market by In
| spector-General Morris. Col. Emmons Clark was In
command. The regiment turned out noary 700 strong
/ and made handsome appearance The openar ln-
specon in the plaza, at the north end of Unlonsqae,
| weather.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie Judson,
widow of Don Manuel caryalIo late Minister PlenpOeu
tiary and Envoy Extraordinary from the Chan Repuo-
lie France, England, ana Belgium, and formerly Minis
ter from Ch to the United States took place Yesterday
| from the Trinity Chapel, at Broadway and Twenty'
| hfh-st The services were read by the Rev Dr. Wes
after which the remains were taken o Greenwood
ana inferred.
The total Of anthracite marketed for the
week ending the 27th utmo amounted TO 1921 tons
and for the coal year ons, against 9,3jio tons
to corresponding time last year boin; decrease OF
331 i22 tons Tie bitdmn0us tonnage for the week ~
1852 tons ani for the year 3ll36S tons, giving total
Of all kinds for the week OF &23 tons anu LOT the year
of 232O7 tons, against 26G9J0 tons 10 the same time
now quoted at 81 to Providence 81 50 TO Boston.
The Commsson-coussting of DR.. Samuel
G. Howe of Boston, Capt samucls, aud J. W. Fabens,
the Governor OF Samana-whch recently left this city
for santo Domingo, will confer with the newly elected
officials OF the Dominican Republic. The principal objects
OF Commission to ascertain by personal observ
and, if found TO be established on rm basis TO obtain
from it recognition and confirmation OF the treaty
| hetOfore agreed upon between tue BaeZ Government
and the sanans Bay COMPANY. Az yet the Company
received Onlcal notice OI
OF the constitutional election OF MS
officers and IL is considered necessary by the Company
10 have this Information officially confirmed before
sending forward OF the money due under the Bl'z
treaty, the lease the sanana Bay territory
! and puNHrSes ,,oo,,,,,
| The sale Of the property of the Long Island
Club, which TO have taken place yesterday, has
been postponed until Saturday morning because OF
dispute TO what auctonecr snail ofclae at the sale
An inquest was held last night in the case
| hn tiYfa
Sunday in North Fifh-st Her oldest son Thomas aged
years testified to the circumstances of the killing and
Mrs Armstrong aud 9lhors told OF the fading OF the
! body and the arrest of her husband. No new facts
the deceased came to her death rom wounds nicied
by her husband, Thomas Lowndes. Lowhdcs was held
| 10 await the action or, INC Grand jury.
At the meeting Of the Kings County Dem
! ocrstic General Committee last ngut, It wus unsn
mousy resolved that the members OF the state Senate
and Assembly from this county without regard TO poll
teal distinctions, be earnestly asked to srenuOhsy op
pose any scheme designed to favor depaIt tncnt oI
nuncipal government at the expense of another and
request the representatives at Albany TO vest the
ntiotg TO determine the question OF the control OF
| public improvements in tho Common Councils Of the
''''''' STATEN ISLAND.
| EDGEwATER-The Finance Committee OF
the Board OF Trustees have acetaned the floating debt
OF the village TO s47Oo, and hr. McNamee, the Char
man. is preparing bill to bond the village in the sum OF
900 for pay OF the debt Also sO)Ooo to be
|
Legislature, for the Improvement OF the roads Inere
| also a petition from Castleton and Mddlctown FOR
ths raising OF sj0OJ0 in those towns TO improve the
Richmond turnpike, winch divides the towns-onehaf
to pe borne by each The total OF these PROPOSE
| tioDs 10 Slj0OO
| HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
| WEsTCHEsTER.--At a meeting of the Board
Of Supervisors OF westcheste County, held yesterday
| a communication WAS received from the Hon. John B.
Haskin In reply 10 the Report OF Special Committee
on Petition John g. Haskn and on Sherifs' charges.
Mr. Haskn agrees with all hst the report contains in
relation the legal charges OF sherhs, aud reneWs hs
offer eN-5nrru Johu Bassng, ana recover large
sums obtained him through Illegal charges. Ine sub
| ject was referred TO a special committee.
| NEW.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-A gang of burglars entered
nine houses block in Jersey-aye Monday night
A. follows: Charles Kruges at No 233 jersey loss,
$50: william Parkers No. 23l loss unknown; Almstead
wclps No 2S7 loss sso T. X Egierts No. 22, loss
plate: William Fosters No 25s loss, s55 Commssio ner
j. DE Ia Vergnes No. 236 loss trhing; c. V. Ihrock
uortOns No. 24 nothing stolen Charles Coulers. No
2ii loss $40 AT the meeting of the Board OF Works
Yesterday decided % abandon the contract for tho
| Improvement oi ontgOmery-st. from Bcrgen-ayc 10
| Mil Creek Dennis Burns, the contractor willing 10
do u without compensation
| NEWARK Three bold burglaries were committed IN
Highest. yesterday morning. The house OF George u.
JenknsOu entered and the burglar obtained dii
| mond stud and other owelry little daughter
OF Mr. Jenkmsen's was awakened by eOlored man AT
her bedside, who put ehloroormed sponge over her
mouth and made his escape. At toe residence OF Wm.
Passm ore, lady the house the burglar aud gave
| the alarm. but Tie man escaped by jumping from
! second-stOry window. The same man broke into the
house Of fhiioulen Dickinson, and took $40 IN money
ne of tue Young ladies heard the but
was much frightened 10 give the alarm. zee.
The Young Mems Christian Association Will hold mass