New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-28

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Michel h Of Syracuse HoaCap John Bacon u s. A.
| Seven new cases of smallpox were reported
Yesterday to the Board OF Health
The sale of the SANTANA Bay Company q
steamship Tybee postponed until Wednesday,
George A. Hutchinson, who was arrested for
forgery in Cleveland Onio taken back to that city
yesterday, TO await TRIAL.
The schooner Jane Mccarthy in ballast. from
Boston Philadelphia il ashore about one mile from
the Sandy HOOK signal station.
Louisa Dederick, age three years. whose pa
reside at No. 65 Laights, was burned to death
yesterday morning by falling ons stove and setting nre
10 her dress. Her parents were absent at the time.
During the few minutes occupied i'll photo
graphing the building Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company yesterday. Broadway sidewalks suffered
blockade OF gazers, who wondered whaI was golnR on
Mary Dougherty of No. 62 East HoustOn-st,
while crossing East Broadway at Catharine-st' wac
knocked down and by pair Of horses attached
TO "a beer wagon, and dangerously Injured bhe Was re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital
An idle crowd is as quickly gathered, and
on as slight proyocaton, in NewYOrk as in any city OF
the world. City Hall Park was almost Instantly alled
yesterday by gaping crowd intent on seeing uinihu
tive hose-carriage from New-Jersey
The steamer Rhode Island of the Stoning-
ton Line was struck by heavy on Saturday night
during her passage from New-YOrk TO sonington. A
portion OF tue wheelhOuse was carried away ana con-
siderable part OF the smoking room was demolished.
Commissioner Van Mort of the Department
OF Public Works has ordered the discharge OF 90 men,
copsi OF foreman mechanics, and laborers employed
in laying small pipes aud in the pipeyard. The order
Will take effect May IN consequence OF the uuiiuu
ton OF the pipe fund
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
wolmann, in the OF Goteb Grattinger, who was
killed by fall through hatchway. at No Is Murray-s
on Apr H. The jury ceDsurcd tue owner OF the build
lug his failure ~ comply with the law In regard "
protecting hatchways with ratings
The arrivals of cotton yesterday were {:
Norfolk 3Oi bales; New Orleans zoos; Galveston, COG
Savannah 173; Charleston, 9l9 Erie Railroad, 81 Ma
onal, 1850; hudson River, az total, 42D9 bales The
stock at ports yesterday 46J0l5 bales, against
$3.50 the corresponding period ast year The
corrcsp Onding period III 1873.
The following is City Chamberlain Lanes
statement Of receipts payments, ana balances for the
week ending April rs:
B,hnce. Receipts. Paymstts Balances
city rr,.,r. .i557 d6 s254o22 s92ioOo s'oOe,s7o
@'56aen ;.:.. $4,000 l3so7 10000 $ $5s3
sGas t, s'sa 5S2 9f5 2G53s 5o5l SS515
rot.l...... s2956,7OO s5350O5 si25,3iO sSO67.2o4
Louisa Kreutzer of No. AZ One-hundred-
and-Gfty-seveuth-st, Melrose, died on Friday, and
certificate OF death WAS given Saturday by DR..
John Washington Of No. 81 Cedar-st, assigning con-
sumption as the cause Of death. As Dr. Washington is
not regularly registered physician Of the Board, and
information received led to the belief that he had not
attended the woman, tue Board OF Health directed
Coroner Miller OF the Weschester wards 10 mold post
norton Xaninu aud investigate the cause OF death
The Coroner held inquest yesterday, without
having made postmortem examination. and verdict
was returned that the woman had died OF consumption
| The Board has the case under further Adjustment
| The condition of the Park Hospital has been
described TO the Commissioners OF Charities aud Cofrec
tons IN a report prepared by Commissioner Stern.
Pyamia exists in the walls OF tho hospital Tue duties
OF the hief are that he is unable
to give hospital the constant personal supervision
should have The surgeOn-in-chie during the resident
physicians term, yearin ls3-made seyenty-three
visits performed operations and was present at only
Ess Tspst f S ny 6 UHf n a. Ina, te
the Board facilities for rebuilding and enlargmg the hos
pita IT, present site. aud that Dr. w f. Fluhrer be
appointed Supervising Surgeon to the reception hospital,
at "A salary OF $1,000.
A letter detailing the extent and nature OF
ihA agts caused iy tue ngoa IN !he southwest was
received yesterday by Mayor haytIt7cr if0m Thomas
Cotman member OF the Citizens Committee recently
appointed 10 solicit and for the sufferers rom the nunda
ton Mr. Coltman says among other thlngs, THAT ac-
cordng 10 careful estimates made IN NeW-orIeans' over
5000 people losers by the Hood Mayor Havemeyer
has received contribution OF 500 Cooper Hewitt
IL Gov another OF s. from Lillian SADIE, Tor those
who have been brought TO want by the overflow OF tue
Mississippi Tho subscriptions at the Cotton Exchange
amount to 5000.
BROOKLYN
Omen Summer cars were placed on the
Hunters Point South Ferry Line OF yesterday
for the first time TINS season
Bishop Littlejohn will visit All Saints Prot
estapt Episcopal Church. at Seventhave. and Seventh
st. evening for the purpose OF comforting the
rite OF confirmation
The foundations of the walls of nine build
ings erected in LyncLst and owned by o. v Holcomb,
were swept away by the storm on Saturday Night
The walls we're only eight inches wide.
Timothy Finnin, who was arrested on a
charge of being implicated the murder of Panormo,
still remains in Raymond-st JAIL His examination will
take place tomorrow at 10 N. before Justice Riley.
Mrs. Anna Ingraham to test the question
whether liquor could be obtained at the liquor saloons
on Sundays has visited foryone saloons at al Of which
she obtained liquors, aud has asked the Excise Commits
sioners TO prosecute the OHendcfs
Only $50 men are now employed by the Park
Commission against l,2OO working last year The usual
spring planting in Prospect Park has begun, and will
soon be completed. The improvements TO be completed
this season the pedestrian concourse, the chldeDs
playground, and the fountain on the Grand Plaza.
Engineer Van Buren, of the Department of
CITY Works urges the necessity OF beginning immedi-
aely the OF the Fronts He states
that the accommodating matter which has outlet has
created nuisance dangerous 10 the health OF the drain
district The cost oil the "orAis estimated ~ s'0oOo
or $50 lot.
A large number of persons witnessed the game
OH the Capitollne Grounds yesterday between the
amateur Cheseas Of Wliamsburgh and the Mutuals OF
this city The game resulted in victory for the Matuals
by score of IS to The Atantcs played Held nine
at the ground the lower held defeating them
by "a score OF "a to
An unknown man, supposed to be Ger
man laborer eaped from the Rooseveltst Ferry boat
Alaska on her CHS trip from NewYork yesterday.
He sank Immediately, as II he had weights on his per
son and did reAppear. SOFT black felt hat belong
ING 10 the deceased found floating the water is IN
Tie possession OF the police.
| At a convention of Irish societies held yes
! ,ordnv Inhn CaneY Andrew Cahl John MoYlan Thns