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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
ITALIAN CHEAP LABOR.

The Italian immigration, which has flowed
In such heavy volume this city within the last year
or two, has brought with it large element of cheap
pArson The wretched mode OF life of the Italian makes
tan obtain the labor OF young and robust men among
them for 81 IS day and even less Inspector Thorne
ofhe street-cleau.ng Bureau OF the Police Department.
states that out OF 700 employed by him as street
gangs sweeping aud cleaning with hoe and broom,
$50 .are Italians, while hundreds more apply
for tabor at the price named above, who
Irsh German aud native born, will not work for the
same wages except old and decrep men. one obstacle
alone prevents the general employment OF Italians
by the Bureau. Few of them speak enough English TO
receive orders and they consequently have to be placed
IN gangs by themselves headed by an intcTr ter The
Iahorers of other natiouaIes exhibit the same
gonsm toward them tnat has untl recently betn
manifested toward John ChinaInan, ana rev ldllahs
an a gang IRISH German abOrers would probably he
assaulted and disabled. Even in gangs Of their own
they have to Doe ready AT a moments notice To resist
sIckng labor these prices on the pubhc streets
,ecm TO have been moderately well of IN their own
country, and Mr. Dixon CLERK in the Streetceanlng
Bureau states that applied for work not long
AGO Nv fellow ~ splendid physique. who had been
captain in the Haitian army. number OF these men
lodgings the Central OMce and depend on oc
rasional ioUs FOR support II Interpreters were 10 DC
Hound more easily, the Bureau wOuld employ large
proportion of TINS cheap Italian labor hut very little
made hy these Immigrants IN the acquisition
the Engsh language, owing to their close companion
HafiOnalties As ID however, great many appllca
cations are made Italian labor to the various bureaus
by contractors who WISH TO employ cheap wOrkncn
some for in tue city and more Tor employment Oh
Western TAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
ANCIENT AND MODERN CEsARIsN.

The Rev DR.. McGlynn delivered lecture
On Crsr or Christ" the large hall OF tho Cooper
,titute hst night IA aid of st. Josephs Home for the
AGED He traced the history Of the struggles between
the Church aud sateor the Kingdom Of Christ and the
Kingdom Of Cesalfrou tue Crucidxon to the present
day Casarisln said he, still longs TO grasp the power
of the Church WITH the State in its Legitimate exercise
Of authority the CHURCH has no quarrel Dut "heh IL
attempts to grasp ecclesiastical powers II VIII Do re-
sisted. new Casar has arisen today in Germany
and Is attempting what the old Caesars attempted-to
make the Vicar OF Christ mere chaplain under the tenn
moral power H. America only there is and can be no
trsarsm Here The power OF the Pope is greater than
In Rome ITSELF because II IL untranmeled. Next TO tue
Church every true Roman Catholic should love the
great Republc which protects him IN his worship Re-
Iglous freedom il the clement Ia our Government which
viii .iAse IL eIpotuA Tho allegation that me Unit"d
Bates 6oyssasRt does p9t psYteci tae koasb GAygca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
MUNICIPAL CONSULTATIONS.

The Board of Street Opening and Improve
Yesterday Section 05 Of the charter creates the Board
consisting OF the MAYOR, Controller, Commissioner Of
Public Works the President Of the Department of Parks,
and the President Of the Board of Aldermen and pro
vides that they shall have all powers and authority
To LAYING cut opening widening, Strengthening. extend
ing altering ana closing streets or avenues, or parts Of
rce or avenues that part Of the city south OF Fifty
nintL-st. At the meeting all the members were pre-
sent Mayor Havemeyer was elected President Of the
Beard and Richard J. Morrison appointed clerk. 4
~ ,ion was received from William b. Aston and many
others owning property, who. provided the proposed
tension from Dcsbr0sscs 81 were prosecuted would be
greatly affected thereby The petitioners demonstrated
against carrying the law under which the extension
was ordered requested that dscOntnuance of the
prOceCdugs for opening the extension should be ordered
alderman Vance offered resolution TO this eject, but
no dCfuite action taken upon it, The Board then
adjourned until noon to-day when property owners VIII
lie heard IN regard 10 the extension question
At special meeting OF the Board OF App0rtiOnment
held Saturday, Mayor HdNemeyer IN the CHAIR
buttons adopted authorizing the issue OF 100000
assessment bonds Of tniS city and $4,000 CITY PARIS
IMPROVEMENT Fund stock. resolution introduced by
lie Controller adopted transferring from the apprc
pTatOn for salaries and contingencies OF the Bureau or
Permits Tor 1873 the OF $3.50 to the account OF legal
expenses a resolution passed Transferring Loco
from appropriation for extra contingencies 1or 1873
10 the " New CITY Prison Commission expenses" Tue
Board thOr2ed the Controller 10 issue revenue bond
81 6C for expenses Incurred by the Department OF
EIdugs for the repairs OF the unsafe buildings Nos. 80,
Al as ana A. BOWery Mr. Vance presented the rcsO-
lutiOns adopted by the Board OF Aldermen calling on the
Board not TO make any appropriation for completing
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professor of music and organist at the cathedr Ia
Speyer in the Palatenate OF the hhine'

professor of music and organst At the ca'nedr"' ="
Speyer in the Palatenate OF the Rnine
A meeting of the Hlighter-Owners was held
ON saturday TO receive the report Of the Committee APP
ned 10 prepare rules for government OF tne trade:
I'm their report the Committee make inc i"No"'nS
recommendations: ,,, ,..x.1 a, NJ, ,cels OF
pemarrc at $50 DIV will be charged on s. %
merchant AZ less a. 10 lighter or barse TS' "
Gels over rs and and $50 PerdT on AL pso
100 tons parcels % Hcrehlphe oi 10 tons or a.
ne 9htsr or b,e from the notice AMI the two following no
ing ~. leading at 8 D. last day. wIoai regard 20
snail be- deenei without charge Parcels OF mofe Una" NV
tons shall be allowed one day loss.
A general meeting OF the members OF lhe
Maimondes Library Association was held at the Ieu'o-
ma Assembly Rooms in thrd-1ve., yesterday morning
Dr. Adolf Kcsscr presided 4 new set OF bylaws ior
the A sOcation consie but action on then was
deferred The formal opening of the library ard read
nerooms OF the Association AT No 100 Tbirdave, also
tOuk place Tie rcadingrOOn contains mes or various
Euglisb, French, and German periodicals. Ihc library
contains between 500 aud 600 volumes. ana Idtohs
are being made rapidly. The Mamonides Association
was founded about 80 years an 01sh"ot Oh Tue
Jewish order OF Bna BeriLh. LIS objects arc tne pro
motion of social intercourse among ITS members am
the discussion OF literary and scientific themes. "A
OF scientific lectures, &C. - gwen every YER
which all members Sunilnef-DlbhtS icSti-
val will be gwen IN June by the SJciety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
A GENERAL ORDER CONFLICT.

A new phase OF the General Order system
has come to hight the conflict being this time between
the firm Of Let & Co., tue Administration favor
ties and Frank squire, warenousemaD. Henry j.
Meyer an agent Of the White star line, and several Of
the reading revenue officials Mr. Meyer says that the
controversy originated after Mr.. Stocking had left the
hrm OF Leet s. Stocking, which occupied the bonded
warehouses Noe 81 and $50 West EicVenth-st. Soon
after this Meyer went TO Leet and made an agreement
TO take the warehouses from him on paying $4,000.
They went 10 Judge Beebes office 10 make the fual
arrangements aud there Mr. Meyer says Stocking
appeared and ioiued in the discussion Mr..
Meyer said that he bad nothing 10 do with
hun al bis dealings with Lec Tue latter
then taken OF the office by Stocking who said that
he answer "A dispatch from Washington, and when
le fetatsed Let Ieid,cd to 1uin h agreement.
this MI Meyer went to the warehouses question
found them OF F.ank SquieT, told
bns that lac had obtained them from Leet. MIR Meyer
Says that his bonds FOR the buildings good but that
he @as unable q get possession OF them When he
pied 10 Collector Arthur for them he referred TO
Special Deputy collector LydeckeI, who seut him back
10 the Collector. who referred hun again 10 Mr.. Ly
keJ, Who then told HIM that they Washing
Ihe White star line. Is said by Mr. Never 10 be anxious
that he should s receive the general
that company, Arnold Constable a Co., H. b. CIanin
TO-, 3. Il. CbttcndeH Co., T.. S. Jaffray a Co.. and
many Others have joined IN appeal Collector
that the general order business from the
Waite Star line shall be kept III the hands Henry j.
Never.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

Commissioner Van Mort OF the Department
OF Publc Works has determined to place the two pub
lie free baths their Old positions at the foot OF
Charesst n r. and of Fifth-st T. r. at an early day
The baths have peen repaired aud reprinted, and VIII
be ready for by the time hot weather arrives Inc
following days have been set apart Tor men ana boys
Sunday Tuesday, Thursday and saturday, from 5
O'Clock a. until 10 on week DAYS aud on oIuudy
from O'clock a. IN. until p. IN. For women ana glrs
only MONDAY and Friday viii he set apart, between
the hours OF a. N and Q p. IN. \ bl!l passcu the
Legislature lat Winter, appronrating NSoOO 20 pro
vide for our additional baths. TINS signed by the
Governor "a few days The appropriation VIII,
however have to 6e made Board OF supervisors
before Mr. Van Mort can make contract iOf carrying
out the purposes Of the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
THE HOME OF A VALUABLE CHAktrf'
As the Societv for Befriending Chl1reh ant

As the Society for Befriendins Oh"'"uh "'N
Young GIrls has Increased IN age an 'n ""'" , ~
tho cxtent of The evils which IL WAS efSahHeu w
ameorste II has become apparent that ny eis"S'"~
s,c,ops hn,,nr for tue Home ts power Tor eoou
-, no largely increased TIE result OF TINS conclusion
g ip ,he opening on last Saturday OF the new Home
q, No 1876 second-avc Originally this building was
owned by the Stuyvcsant family. IL was purchased Nv
the Society for SIS O0 and OF BRICK Ave stores III
hight AND has "a front OF 39l feet, aud depth
OF IS feet The paror and chapel OF the Institution are
on the first floor, and the dining room Is in the base
ment Behiad the house laundryhas been constructed
10 the second story girls employed In operating
sewing machines; in the third the dormtores OF
the smaller children; the fourth story are the sleep
ing apartments OF the older inmates. and the inrmary
AT present the nth story fitted up but Is used by
the children play-rJOm. over the door O GUN VI
the principal rooms inscribed the name OF some SAINT
The building ia well ventilated throughout ana cOMlOIt-
ably fitted up. Last year 25J gr's AMI chi reh Wet
received in the institution and 23l were uscnHSeu VI
these % were taken by their families. lS' sent 10
other Institutions and 1Si provided WIN eHpof
meut. Inmates Ii years are tau"utI az
kinds OF household work. Tue Society rcceiVcu Eist
year Sl3760 of which SlO5l was from uOntilVs So
The proceeds of two fairs the proceeds OF natle
given by Mr. Bryant, sG95 for matinee gwen Nv 9,
shook 500 the proceeds of Mrs. Hecaer prlEde te
proceeds OF work done, slrll hphd'oi,
from the city, 500 from the Irish EnGant eocie'S
$3.50 IRON the Produce Exchange. The expenditure
were anOut $1,000 OF whch $500 was Tor host Ieu'
and s. 500 account OF the plrcnlse money OF wy hv"
premises. Only S8l5 expended Tor WAGES anu sdd-
ric'. The officers are as follows PftsHcnt mrS Nia.
C. d. Starr Of No. l55 LcXingtOn-1vn Nc'Presldent'
Mrs George " Hecker OF No. 27S M5dsJn-aVe; treas,
ur,r Mrs. Dr. T. 4. nn.t vi No 81 Ma.lsOndNe'' anu
Secretary Miss A. NJ. Gilbert OF No lJI East siAteeh'Is'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
TWO PROMINENT MEN BURIED.

The funeral of the late Surgeon James
Norva of the 10Th Regiment took place yesterday from
his late residence No. $50 Hudsonst There were In
attendance four companies OF the 18th Regiment wear
ing the uniform. under the command OF Malo
shaw; Scotia Lodge f. A. NJ; Thistle Benevolent ASS
ciatlop Caledonian Club, St. Andrews Society ana
other organizations. At conclusion OF the renPlois
services the military and civic societies formed ia pro
cessiOp, and escorted the remains toward ureeh"oo
as farms Futon Ferry. -, -,
Wilson Metter, who was for IS years wclI-KhoWh
imnorer and dealer In tea GrccnWlchst, was buried
Yesterday There large at'eniduce OF nose VINO
had known hun during his long ana successful business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

SENATORS DORSEY AND CLAYTON REQUESTED
TO RESIGN.
LITTLE Rock, May 23.-The Lower House
OF the Legislature yesterday, by vote Of At to O.,
adopted resolutions declaring that Senators Dorsey and
CLAYTON obtained their seats n the Unted STATES senate
y bribery and corruption aud that in hcy do not
resign " thin ten days the Unlted States senate Wu %;
requested 10 Investigate election anu cXpeI tuein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The choir of the Church of the Most Holy
Reecner celebrated their fourth anniversary last even
inr THIS choir belongs to OF the most prominent
Catholic churches of this city, and Is composed of
number Of ladies and gentlemen who volunteer their
services The organist, Prof. o. VI. L-scuger was a
pupil the famous musicians Flammer ali B.nlJ OF
bavaria RTeyIous " cQn4s " thia 1uAA.gI. w ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
PROTlYRNr ARRIVALS.


Breerort Houge-S,nator william Is. Allison OF
I,ya md kar.hal Wool brio1. Hgnm HOh.
William ssrague Rhoic Iar, Major Bea,ey ana sp D. -
la ed eatss Nav and Thomis OF Cambridge Mass
ara frru- Ho,i-Rolney Daniels, Collector SI vac on OF
Rna,l, ami Ceorr, ~ Pifnlu Of Chioa frda cF Ho
cen Vs. IT, Yeah Unel Sta:eI Array Asor heA'o"en NJ
Iicy Vni,et 81 re, C1nmi a Paa hrlp"tl hog tspL
~ r Gayts Iuai States ARM ...HH HoH's-Ssh'f D. "uho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

is mn me That Church is protected here ~ % the
rgt - md herIios The Home FOR the Aged io, ' W
np0t 81 which lecture given, - SUI, si,cs
No 200 West Fftcenthst II Is Supporting co @ to
4 who have no other home II ms oeDt VI SoV''V'
and aupeas TO the charitable for aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
POLICE NOTES.

Thomas Collins an Irish laborer, committed SUI
eide while temporarily insane on saturda!
The body of Joel McElung who was drowned re-
Gently while beating was f1un the Battery Saturday
Frank Sailcr was fatally injured in the lumber
yarl al No. SATURDAY pile ofgs rolling on MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

LYoS's INSECT POWDER will not harm baby,
but th,y are . aeas. ocAWacbes. aud Jugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

Don't buy an "Ellstic Truss" till you have
seen PoHZgol's, price u, at 74i broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
HOME NEWS.

NE7HOMErpR, YBsTEHpAN AT HUDNUrs IN BROADWAY
gsm-G2 Noon-G5o n u-G2' udpgbt-55'
CENTRAL PARx METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

LATE DIsCoyERY-MORsE'S LUXURENE, so
cents the CocoASrr and other refined eoo ped
oils has no equ3 brilliant, pleasant and lasting Hair oil
Dressing Soil BIZ HUDSUr, Herald Bcling A. j. DrsAS,
As,sr House SHgRuS " ATWOOD, SIG Broadway Wholesale b.
C. n CglrrKyrov No. Z sitt.-sye Also all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

LEGISLATIVE OvERSIGHT.-Good taste Would
have - an enactment 10 render Of KSoIs HATS I'M
pcrtye popular favor tie higher law hence those "So "ah
becoa Nc hat NUT RSUxs NO. az broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

WEAK LUNGS ARE CRUELTY RACKED, and the
general strength gradually wasie By persistent deepsraei Cough
which DR. JAMES ErPzcroa,Sr be relied 70 You vii
derive certain troubled with either Asthma or
Bronchitis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
Announcements

BURNErr's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

Mr.. VERNoN.-About ten miles OF tagged
sidewalk have been laid in the streets OF this village
aud the Improvement IL to be greatly extended, and
crosswalks have been ordered at 81 street corners.
WHITE PLAISs.-Tne next term OF the Circuit Court
q begin at The Courthouse on Monday, jane Justice
j. T. Barnard OF the Supreme CJurt VIII preslde. Ii Is
cxnecied that a number OF criminal OF Interest
Will he tried.
Nrw-RocnELLE.-Mr. BOYD, Chief Of Police. has re,
signed bis POSITION and e. H. DoYeiu mas oeeh 'ppoih'cu
| in IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

HEurSTEAD.-Ihe Summer time table of the
Long Isianl R,iiroai will into effect to-day Under
II there Will BE- more trains Rock away than formerly
aud increased facilities OF travel the main line and
the other branches Inc summer timetable of the
South SIDE RtilrJad will IN set next nond.v
By THIS the last train from NewYOrk will leave Ihe
depot Al the foot OF Soati gIih- Brooklyn, l. D. at
1880 p. Tue number OF sunday trans viii he In.
creased.
RWERHEAD-It cost 'suffolk County 1880 for Jurors
T.. tn recent Special TS1m OF the Great Count The
huptry,sQTs and Juslices haya annoin,.a
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Tfftiioe 10 TIE reports IN circulation
lhnt Secretary Richardson intends to
rcsign, that gentleman to-day sud that
Whatever might he his intentions IN
this regard he has communicated with
10 one, and that when he does mike
Up hisl mind to'lretire from the
treasury department. he will take care
llhat II beel mmetlintely Alpude plsb lie,'
md that the pIosent nun Ns fgrew out
Of the YEA kIlown net tllet lle LUIS
20 goeh in p pSsisste Sasins nv HishafS
,on said to-day that the president has
never communicated with him upon
tthe subject of sretirement. from the,
! San FRANCISCO, April CA tragedy
occurred to-day AT the New York pic.
ure gallery. One, Coudbr, iprompted
" jealousy, entered the room and shol
ybarles Kingsley Through the head,
,iAhig lfm INSTANTLY. Me thensbleNa
lis own brains out. Kingsley wa
ICHcAGo, Aprh e.ASfx inches of
snow fell here to-day.
4 Il ~ Assn Nei oNy "a siil In the house I
| nder call of the states, u large nun
u at bills were Introduced and II =,
ferred.J 9LiSI ,N9dld sglIl VIZ
IN .ne senate, Mr.. Johnston, of Vii
,.illi,l,. int, oduced u bill giving jurisdic :.
I1ioh u the court 81 ciaiihs 10 hear,thi
lain of G. w. Curtis Lee to the Ar,
ington- estate. Referred to the judi
ciary committee.
IN New YORK, April 6.-Mail advices
| from Rio JaneirO state that the Bishop
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Combined.
-g1q ~ N5s y1hHaoeuE 20 e-ogisf 9G5p3 oiiii
lhy4l.., 90 g. p 0ii. ~ e - i !,
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aner of ueeounie reports 10 lhe mayor
1at the total debt NJ the ely and
0Inty NJ New fork, ION DeoefBber IA,
s78, was 500, 49, ,oH
4 letter from Hgynna says HE news
btnlnnble ahtut The recent battle Ol
illailna enyA tlnt u 6ay Que. Of tht
nrdcst nglts thm llas lalTD ,plnee he.
NOen Vic inAurgelts ahd HplnlNrds
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lavana. Nearly al of them receiyef
heir injuries by the macheile, They
eport that there was over two hour
ard fighting at close quarters. Briga
Ter General Aniines, With about tire,
lousand meu caYalry lnfauIrY nnl
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LIST on LETTEEs

Ile,nsIsIns ohcalled hri ihe i,aisa post.
ofiIoo on Monday, April y. Those Of them
remaining nntaliod for ~ the end ~ four
weeks will bc sent Ia The dead letter Once.
Parties calling Tor The Aamo Will pIease -ay
eedveftlScd'' sie,ci.io,
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