New-York tribune., 1874-02-23
NEW-YORK CITY.

The steamship Schiller on her late trip from
Hamburg brought % raeehorsos, 10 ostrches ana AN
teopes consigned +. T. Barnum, for use Al his pe"
hippodrome ,
The money in aid of the suffering poor raised
by members of the Stock Exchange Sl0s tO mas Deeh
handed over fer distribution 10 the Association Iot
mproyng the Condition OF the Poor and acAhONIod6eu
by Robert b. Minturn, Treasnreri
The class of 1874 Of Columbia Law Schooi
have chosen tho following officers for their presentation
exercises of May: Glass President, f. r. CSbn, naie
College; VaedictoTian L. u. DaIels, Harvard uphei
sfty; Marshal, j. NJ More, New-York.
Arrests last week, 1927; marriages, 1885,
births 4s1 deaths $50; loss d fires S7lc7o insnr
received water rents S. }ss23 payments oi s 81
goo 2O4 IS payrolls paid by COhlrolei HIeen, o.
Quiet is reported as Teigning on the line Oh
the New-York, Oswego and Midland halroau Wy ,no
United States Deputy Marshals who were sent TO hdgic
town to enforce order and who returned On ~
laDorers however being unable To use INC ceIllhct
they have received dissatisfied thas al oupioA
among them is imminent
1t has been said, occasionally OF late, that
the Asor House Is to be remodeed and transformed INTO
block of Offices next May. Such is not the fact One
OF the propretors Charles A. stetsOn j stated yester
day. IN contradiction the rnmor that the lease OF the
vsp Mr Xsior might do after that time had certainly
no intention OF making any change before
The West Washington Market Association
announce that they will give 1000 pounds Of beef and
mutton every week TO the soup housesof the CITY, iho
managers OF these institutions requested TO send
their applications for supplies OF meat 10 any OF the fol-
lowing: X. G. Cornell No. ~ West Washington Market
Jacob Hess, Nos. and Merchants ROW. John toiney'
No. Merchants row; George OllVer OF NO. 81 Ceuue-
st.; John Nice OF No 3ls West Washington Markets Jo-
seph EpDetsi OF No. 81 DevOeaye.; Henry u Wooiy OF
No. 16 West-st
Delegations from most of the trades-unious
OF the city met at Turn Hall Saturday night to discuss
the measures Of the Police Commissioners in interfering
with the meeting in Tompkns-square last January III
was resolved to secure the adavs Of the victims ana
present them to the Legislature calling for an inyes
cation, The laborers employed by the Department OF
Docks having been informed that their wages were 10
be reduced 81 so to 81 per day, nave protested
against such action, aud committee van wait on @ tie
The capmakers strike is assuming more favorable as
pect. The agreement drawn mp last FRIDAY has pPeh @
signed by all the manufacturers except Marx lasl
and Williams q Willis. and work will be resumed IN
many Of the manufactures tins morning.
BROOKLYN.
Arrests last week, 450.
The new garbage carts began Their rounds 10
tho Nineteenth Ward on Saturday. All the cartmeu
have large bell. which they ring on reaching house,
TO inform the servants OF their presence
Late on Saturday night Officer Anderson
discovered in the OF No e3 Flatoushave., which
has been uuoecupied for about three months, bag
containing human remains There were no blood stains
in the room.
A very successful revival is now in progress
made yesterday by the Rev. j. Hyatt smith and at the
OF the 81 persons wen: forward 10 the atal
ami were immersed
Charles NJ. GOssin, late Treasurer Of the
Park Theater was arrested Saturday night on a
charge OF backma made against him by Thos o. Bell,
a clerk In the Board OF Education. EX Controller Taron
became his bOndsniRn.
The Board of Assessors had an excited dis
cusson on Saturday concerning the powers and duties
Of the President and proposed new set of rules
l,Ixf. hl- Ken
the Board 10 recognize him as member. The argu-
ment will be heard before Judge Gilbert to day.
A number of cases of highway robbery have
occurred IN the Brooklyn Eastern District OF latc and
the police, who have been searching for the thieves,
arrested yesterday Patrick Tyrel age a. on suspicion
OF being of the robbers It that Feb l6
Julia Sullivan, who lives at No. 291 Adamsst drew 500
out OF the East Brooklyn Savings Bank, and fol-
Park and Frankn-aves when he took hold of her and
seized her pOcketbo0k Miss Sullivan resisted and Crap
were by the struggle. when the accused ran
away. He identified by Miss Sullivan and others rs
No. 203i Speneerst.. from whom he is said TO have
stolen property. He II charged with number Of other
robberies, and was held TO answer
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Queens County
Board Supervisors met in this village, Saturday,
to action regarding the purchase Of farm the
county poor. Mr.. c. 5. De Mots offered a farm OF So
acres within two miles Of the village of Hampstead for
5000 but the Board. after some consideration adopted
resolution approve and indorse report of the
subcommittee OF the Local Visiting Committee OF the
State Charities AID Association OF Queens County In re-
lation 10 the purchase OF Hog Island q poor
house and farm The price Is sl3Oo for eco acres OF
land with number OF dwellings and ont utbudings upon
The session or the Queens County Court and Court
OF Sessions, which convenes here today promises 10 he
an unusually heavy Both the civil and the Grim
ina calendars large the former compTlsing p
cases several OF them OF considerable Importance and
latter embracing two OF assault with intent TO
kill one perjury, and several for burglary. The Hon.
John j. Armstrong County Judge. Will preside, assisted
5y Justices snedeker and Seaman.
PATcHOGUE-The oyster dealers OF this ncighborhood
are IN trouble Every Fall they lay down in shoal
water Of the bay several thousand dollars worth OF oys
ters which can be taken up and used during the Winter
in consequence OF the moderate weather during the
early part of the Winter and the falling OF in the de-
mand oysters owing 10 the financial troubles, the
dealers let THEN oysters remain aud now since the de
and has what improved they find that large guam
es of the oysters have been covered with sand
20 be spoiled and unht for shipping. The loss is very
great.
RIyERHEAD.-The Grand Division OF the Sons and
Daughters Of ~ Eastern New York will
Temperance Convention will be held in tho afternoon
3 nd evening.
behalf the poor In the Methodist Episcopal Church
in this village tonight entitled "Courtship and Mar
rage."
JlhA-CA.The total number OF fires In Suffolk County
during 1873 was 6 the total reported loss slO6,OS0
and the reported Insurance was 10000
GLES CoyE.-There have been thity-thnoe deaths OF
children from dipbtheria, IN this village, during the
Winter -
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMeED.-The Richmond County Court
and Court OF Sessions will convene tomorrow at the
village Courthouse, Judge Metcaf presiding, assisted
by Associate Justices Allen aud Middebrook. There
are many civil and criminal upon the calendar
beside dozen appeals from the Justices Courts. ..
The new Board OF Supervisors of Richmond County
Organized in this village Saturday. Frederick White
member from the town OF Mddletown, was chosen
Chairman and Crowel Conner Clerk 10 the old Board.
wac reelected 10 his position.
NEW -BRIGHIoS.--D. Archie Peil, Alderman OF the
Second Ward and PresdeD a Board O Trustees