New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
NETWORK CITY.

near Amity-st q, ,
Frank Wilson, Russian sailor, died sud
,,ieuly yesterday at No. lH Cherryst HIS pOuS was
trent 70 the Morgue.
The arrivals of cotton yesterday were
charleston "A bales; Baltimore 1885, Natlenai hr0au'
s2s; and Erie, l62; total, SSS oales'
, George l.. Mcdonald, keeper OF lottery
co,cy establishment at No "A East Houston-st., was
arrested yesterday, and his DOCKS anu p"Po'S WV"
seized by the police.
Superintendent Matsell has issued an order
70 the Police Captains to strictly enforce the
recently passed by the Common Council 10 prevent
goats from running arlarge.
Tbe new Church of the Holy Trinity, at
and MadisOn-ave was thrown open for
inspection last evening at early hour ana was 'eu
by large number OF people o,.
Mayor Haveneyer has sent Alderman oI'eh-
aorfer,s resolutions TO the Police Commissioners ana
has stated that he will not take action on 'hen uh'
they shall have considered then'
! John Hessler, John Ripley, and John Schnel-
der young men, were arrested on bonch warrant ana
locked up at Police Headquarters Tor pea'nE hOO'-
Schultz, saloon keeper at No. 80 Avenue a. ,
The new charter of the Maritime Association
n, s Port emitting 1t to hold s25ooOo worth OF reai
estate. has been received; Ine sfsar Nav
The circulars of firm in the iron trade says,
chat no foreign railroad iron was imported during me
6st quarter OF this year In the Sroa
Hast year, 1881 tons were received from aDIoau'
The North German Lloyd Steamship Com
fremen and the West Indies and most OF the steamers
che New-YoTk and Bremen Line.
In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday,
Judge Larremore presiding, John Moore obtained Ver-
Dict against the city for sso5 81 and John Bowen 9ne %
S5S5 S. for services rendered, he ornet AZ te ~
parment of Public Buildings, ana the latter AZ ZIG
Marine Court
C. w. Wilson, paymaster and bookkeper,
employed by d. W. shotwe & Co., at No. ia Eighth
ave was arrested Yesterday by Detectives Kelley and
IN a OF rOD0iUg
ais possession found s12 Of marked money ne COL
fessed that he had various times stolen sums aOn
5ng in the aggregate to S6OO. He was committed.
A decision has been rendered by the Local
Board OF Steamboat Inspectors concerning the COLLISION
In the East River between the ferryboats Garden City
of the testimony the Board decided that neither pilot
was censurabe, ana that owing TO the strong u9es a'
she time Of the collision the accident was unavoidable
Can't. Thomas Of the National steamship
Greece has action in the Supreme Court against
Capt Lemare Hate OF steamship Europe Of the Gen
era hbel arising it is said, out OF
the atters statements respecting the abandonment of
arrest OF Capt Lemarie Mr.. Hurst agent of the Ma;
fonai line and s. s. Corts Of Brooklyn. have entered
Judgment Capt. Lemarie may obtain in the suit.
The President of the Cotton Exchange has
Seeeived telegram from John Phelps President OF the
New-Oreans Cotton Exchange, as follows; The disas-
frous result the overflow many thousand acres
Of most valuable cotton and sugar lands, mpoyer
sshng the people and bringing them 10 the verge OF
se1gss SaG help is needed WIN You not OBJ
tain aid and subscriptions from your people Please
net once" meeting held yesterday afternoon
peal, ana a subscription list was opened.
The prize examination at Columbia college
Law school will be held at No. Great Jonesst to-day,
md will comprise an examination upon topics OF munich
pal law, with written essay prepared by each contest
ant upon one of several selected subjects. The exam
fnauon Will be conducted by Committee OF Award
chosen from the members OF the NeT-York Bar, ana
consisting of Cornelius Van santyoord. Charles
ID. Adams and Everett r. Wneeler me PT1es, ShGn n
three number The first prize is SeO the second sio,
and the third 800. The announcements OF the hWaIus
will be made at Commencement. The term e1amina,
fions at School will begin Thursday, Apl 80 ahd
vii take place at the Academy Of Music May The
number OF students in the graduating class is 1885,
BROOKLYN.
Balance ON hand in the City Treasury,
Ntassl,H7 IS.
The Day College of DR.. Talmage's Church
closed It's FaI and Winter session last evening.
Six bids were received yesterday for lay
ing water pipes and referred to the Engineer Of
ibe Board of City Works
DR.. Porteous's friends have engaged the
Hall OF the Young Mems Christian Association, where
ne will hereafter preach twice each Sunday
The annual meeting of the Society for the
Aid OF Friendess Women and Children was held yeser-
day at No 20 OConcOrdst The Rev Henry Ward Beecher
and others delivered addresses.
Mrs Jane Barrowclift, residing at No. 137
North Fourth ST.. swallowed a quantity Of ratsbane on
Monday night, mistaking IL for essence OF ginger.
Restoratives were applied and her life was saved.
Prof. Eaton reports that the stagnant water
the Bushwick Creek marsh lands contains purescent
matter to large extent The lands are ordered 10 be
drained and the creek is ordered TO be dredged.
Frank Duplah, employed by +. E. Smith e.
DO -four dealers Hsmiton-ave arrested yester-
nav charged with forging the of his employers to
pOstOtfce money order ana then appr0pratiug the
money to his own use.
Orders have been issued for the exhuming
f the body OF Emma Friedander 1s years. who
after sc hours Illness although physician testified that
sbe ed from exhaustion supertnduced by on attack OF
cholera morbus Some rumors having reached Coroner
Nhitehiu regard TO the death OF Miss Sheurtr, who
died on April l6 he decided TO order her remains
disinterred.
A 1O-mile walking match for the champion
ehip OF America between Edward Mullen of Boston
and william Brown of New-York took place yesterday
st Deerfoot Park. The started at 4:3o D. m. and
che contestants walked OF the miles side side
near the line Brown gained about 10 feet, and the
crowd which had been kept back with difficulty, now
rtIsbed In trpped aud threw Brown 10 the ground,
within three Yards OF the line, aud pushed Mullen
over IT, The referee declared the draw The 10
mles accomplished ia hour, &c minutes, and 80
seconds.
A special meeting of the Board of Education
held yesterday afternoon to consider the conduct
sDf OF its members. Fitzgbbons who, on last Fri
day evening knocked down another member OF the Boards
DE Hart Bergen. The meeting called 10 order by
Mr. whitock President OF the Board. Garrett Bergen
who explained that he not relative Of the member
who had been assaulted, offered resolution providing
chat Mr. Ftzgibbons be requested to resign member
Apf the Board. Considerable discussion ensued and Mr.
GO consider the resolution report next meet
-4ag The motion was carried and j. NJ Faherty,
~. Han, W. r. Libby. s. Burr, and j. T. Culyer were
<apponted as such committee.
nd orractad for