New-York tribune., 1874-06-09
NEW-YORK CITY.

Controller Green reports having received
Yesterday t1s, ,ss9 3d. and disbursod sSsi''oi d.
Tho police made only q few arrests undcr
,,o warrant Chlirens Act' yesterday, the parents
M the children without doubt keeping them at hono'
fearing their arrest H.
A new line of street cars, running from 'no
r,st River through Eighth Tenth and ChrstopherstS'
IN tho North RIVER was formally opened yesteruay'
The cars nre similar In style to those Oh tho i"cn'
third st. line.
The resolutions passed by the Board OF
School Inspectors la respect 70 tho memory OF t"e o
James W. Gerard have been cDgrossed In most arS'o
manner by Benjamin T. Brady and framed Dy - NJ
L,nthicr and can be at the store OF tho Wsoh
sewing MssG1e Tse GG%3y an3 cen, I ~
District Attorney Phelps received yesterday
letter from the Board OF Fire Underwriters contain
ing the following resolutions:
p,,t 1ha, the thanks q due the Committee on
ros % s 70 hs Rollins for The
impartial and ylsn dsehase Of ;he,, do'e, S sIs h %
decreased many provided safe quarters sing sing
The result of the examination OF candidates
for ad dmlsson to the Normal College cannot DE gwen
exacy at present as will need especai IN
yestigatiou Between 60 and 70 OF the G3o VINO appod
for admission Will rejected. Those from the cooleu
schools failed badly, aud at least half VIII oe reecer
The examination or the CALCULATING ciass ocb"n J'''
day and will close tomorrow.
Coroner Woltman received a note yester-
day from Dr. Dorcmus announcing that he haa COM
pleed his chemical analysis OF the stomach OF INC 'e
Nathaniel G. Bishop. whose body II VIII DC re"ein-
bercd was exhumed several weeks ago. on thc com
| plant OF the widow OF deceased that he had peeh
poisoned Dr. Doremus states that he VIII DC AT te scr
vice of tho Coroner any time next week 10 rehuer ms
testimony and Coroner Wotunann will fix the eIamlha-
ton ut earliest praelicaoe time. d. DJIemu' nc nc
clines to state until the Inquest the result VI MS
analysis. -
A swindling firm called May, Jules e. Co.,
established offices this city and In BROOKLYN ana so'u
tickets at 81 apiece for an excursion which they repre-
sentcd would take place on last Sunday from Brooklyn
10 New-Iayen. Large numbers OF persons waited an
d,y ON Sunday for the excursion boat to appear az c
dock Fulton Ferry where tne ekcurs,on's 49, o
TO have embarked Some OF them remained uht ide W
the afternoon and then departed concluding that tey
had been victmized The swndlers realzeu ~ icb ~ o
oyed over 5000 the salc oil tickets, Win WHICH
| they have disappeared.
| H. b. Brennan has been appointed Chairman
OF the Executive Committee OF the Cotton Exchange,
George Cornwall Of tho Arbitration Committee ana
Thomas Scott OF the supervising Committee. Inc ar
rivals of cotton yesterday Norfolk 42s baes;
Charleston, 49, Savannah, GO; NewOricans. 3,'.1i
| Gayeston, 5l6 and railroads. iO5. Total 66l5 Daies'
Tue exports to England, France, ana % he oon,inGn.,
from Sspt l. 1873 June 8, were 2GsJlOo bales, against
2426iJ during the same period last year; excess @ ins
wear 3 679 bales The stock in the city l2J65y baies
against GJss3 the corresponding day last year eA-
cess, 5966 bales The stock AT an Prs s 1'Ooi D"'''
| against 27O,sS6; excess this year. 24,7l5 bales
| Officers of the Fourteenth Precinct were in
formed at 500 a. H. yesterday that two hours before
several men and had been fighting at No.
| Jerseyst and that one Of the women had been
severely hurt Going to the house the officers there
found Catherine Mcknt, who was suffering IRON KICK
| i'm the abdomen inflicted she SAID by JOnn braht,
coored man. The woman was taken 10 the Muioerrys
staton-house. Surgeon Hathaway after a 1liei
examination of Injuries said they were OF very
| severe nature. she was then conveyed to Bellevue
Hospital An hour afsrwarI blai n "s srnd wau
| identified hun.
The Quarantine Commissioners have made
their for the Summer, and last week they
visited DIX the hospital there previous
| fiono OF
readiness. There accommodations for 500 patients
the wards separated from each other the beds in
each being at least IL feet apart allowing free clrcua-
ton OF air through the entire premises. Preparations
have been made Of fire. by placing nose through
out the building, connected with an engine kept con
stanty ready for any emergency Besides these nre-
exngushers have been distributed at different parts VI
the building. The steamtug Coy. Faiton Will convey
the patients from the vessels to the hospital
The annual election of the Board of Mana
gers of the odd Fellows Hall Association took place last
evening at the hall, at Grand and Centre-sts. The
annual report Of finances presented showing the
receipts for the (wh balance Of s22G 50 on May l.
1871 have been s29 oJ expenditures s595? 81 cash
paid Sinking Fdud s6OJO balance 10 treasurs s9oi as
Tue present Indebtedness OF the Association s5V on
mortgage and 81 "a for interest on capital stock e..
There Is due Association rents unpaid SOS II.
The Sinking Fund amounts with interest 10 S55jl iJ,
sot G tGS "a The estmcd rental Tor isii il sS9CS r
teen ofthe old tenants aNing eit the nan anu
to the Masonic Temple. The following persons were
Board OF Mnrseswlson Small Presidents Richard pcmil
Gporse smith rncoiore fomeu, John Me stern
Lent William w l. voOrh.. Inspectors Of kIee'iOawiiAn p
Holland AMI VILLAIN II. Demsret
BROOKLYN.
Kate Stoddard is frantic, or pretends to be,
because Mrs Dwyer who mustered her three children.
has been placed IN the same corridor with her Ray
mond-st. JAN
Adolph Jaeger, German, age 80, of No. 143
North sxth.s, attempted yesterday u shoot himself.
lie placed pistol, which loaded with bucbshot 20
groans and sreks attracted the attention Of persons
living in the house Iney went to l; , assistance but
shot having merely graLed his ear.
The gas companies are clamOring for their
pay which is due from the city for gas. The Common
Council a short time ago forbade the Board Of City
Works from certifying to the bills unit, the quality OF
the gas furnished had been tested The request
dl,obeyed and Auditor Shaurnan called yesterday
upon Corporation Counsel Dewitt to ascertain lis duty
in the premises Mr.. Dewitt Will give an opinion IN a
few days.
After the closing argument of Mr.. Tracy for
tie defense trial Of the Commissioners OF Chart
ties last evening which is referred TO the second
page OF THE TRIBUNE, the DstrictA,torney began sum
ming up for the prosecution. He enumerated and ex
planned the different counts In the indictment He held
that goods had been purchased at ruinous rates ana
added that II the Jury did lie duty $4,000 word be
saved the city this year Judge Daniels Will charge
the jury to-day.
The tenth annual examination of the
scholars in st. Gabriels Grammar School, East |
Thirty ysixts began last evening in the hall adjoining
the school, the presence OF large number of persons
The platform orname tied with American aud other
fgs and banners and pennants hung in festoons. on
the platform, with the Rev Father Cowry Com |
mssioner Baker the Board OF Education There were
6! boys the nrst class examined BY the Reverend
Father assisted by Brother Titan of the Christian
brothers, Principal or the school The studies
CHRISTIAN Doctrine, History Of France, Arithmetic |
Mensuraton Parsng aud Ansly sis OF Grammar simple |
Euuations OF Algebra, and Biography Of the Eastern
IIemIs phere. The examination enliyeDed with In
terludcs OF music. singing and rectaons. The Senior
Glass VIII be examined this evening and the Superior
Class Thursday and Friday evenings, both in higher