New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-07
NEW-YORK CITY.


Controller Green received yesterday pay
sof amounting TO sc4Ie4o and paid
rants amounting TO s2sS,2i9 50.
The srpivals of Cotton yesterday were
Norfolk $50 bales; Galveston, 1856; aud Richmond,
Total 4e1s bales The stock Of cotton IN the city
ss lo957s bales Atthe corresponding period last year
ODly 77,2n bales.
A bilhard-match of 100 points, in the three
ball French csrom game, played last evening at
No - UniversityplaSs, between Albert CARRIER and
Tel innings ME highestecore being So.
A dispstch received in this city yesterday
announced that the wreelng COmpsuy's schooner
OF MERCHANDISE from the steamer Sherman which
recently sank of tire North Carolina coast
y The B0wery Theater was sold yesterday at
privaAe sale, by Leopold Bernhemer, 20 VIM kraener'
abe IOpresor of te Atlantic Garden for sISoooG inc
IesAer hs1 front of 76 feet and .! on % san
The suiidilgis be used 1t Is said for the GERMAN
ora
kXecusiOns against the property OF henry
W. Genet for 1oOOO aud Michael Norton and his bones
man. james Monaghan OF No 22l Mulberry ST. IOT
5000 tsre I'M the hands OF Deputy sheil1s steNav "
sehsefsr saIe OF Comets property Is adVernseu uuef
tBe execution.
Samuel Cenkhng and Charles L. Johnston,
accused Of stealing $4,000 worth OF gloves owned py
Br others ca No ST Broadway, and Samuel Ad-
Ans and samuel Cohen, accused OF acting as reeeySrs
Of stolen goods. indicted yesterday by the Gran2
Jury OF tbe COuTs'Of General Sessions.
The following is the new classification OF the
NewYoEk Yacht Club: First-class scbooners all meas
urng 900 cub OBJECT and overs secondcase seho0neIs
all measuring 2oCJ cubic feet and over seeon0eA1ss
sleeps, all me ssuring less than 1900 cubic feet.
notice Nas posted in the Cotton Exchange
yesterday, 81 rued by Thomas Perkins, jrp and Henry
lins IT, of So il Pearlst stating that p. S. walker
las been eloyed for six months past by them eno
seTniying the correctness Of all his deahHss WIN 'Ae
nTm.
A plan for using the upper floors of down
town h,ouses the lodging and dlningroons OF
poor and women has been suggested by kamue!
Crosby sarSe Goodwin DE- Stephen smith the Rev. Mr.
Bepwor d. DoTmsn h. Eaton, feter 1oUpHI
and CHI Giles 1. Brace.
The Legislature has been asked to grant
Author ny to extend branch line OF the Greenwchst
and DtAve Elevated Railroad across the city to the
Grand gsentral Depot remonstrance has been signed
Nv res aepte of the upper part Of the city the follow
ing bounds l. II would De PnonS muls itS any ny
Sarri sxo rid nr rendered 1t would contribute
very little 70 rapid transit: 3 Nobody wants it. s.
Jhe = 40 nc public necessity tor H.
I he Southern morning mail due at 6:30 yes
ter by did arrive at the Postohce until ll;aO No.
ow Hg 70 "a accident 10 the Washington express train
ne; A. NewI runswek. Senator Roscoe Conkling was on
th' train and somewhat bruised. The accident
divided in two and the bellrope broken; The
snai 70 stop and this brought the two parts Of the
ain together with much violence.
Police Commissioner Duryee submitted yes
Irdsy to fhe Board OF Police report recommending
list ashes and garbage be separated by the Street
Cleaning Bureau The Chief Clerk ordered to pre-
pare proposal for this purpose. For consd-
cradle time past the Board has had thus matter under
rated, former could be disposed OF at good price
them away has been the obstacle Boston does
ths cost Of $500 per annum aud the expense in
ths city would be greater.
A solemn High Mass for the repose Of the
soulof The late Vioar-General Father STAIRS Gel
ebrated IN st. Pstrcks Cathedral yesterday. The altar
and papt draped in mourning, and in the middle
sisie there was placed estatalque hung with black
cloth and drapery, frngod with silver. Archbishop
HcCloskey gave the sbsolution. The Mass was eele-
lTsted by tue Very Rev William AMMAN. V. g. the Rev.
John !. NcNamee acting as deacon and the Rev John
keab sub deacon. SThe Rev. John T. Kearney acted
Mount st. Vincent aud the Sisters Of the Orphan Asy.
lam with the children under their charge were present
On the introduction of q bill into the AS
sembly Thursday for chartering the Butter and
Choose Ychange Of this city, the statement was made
that the Produce Exchange, 81 rich and powerful
monopoly" had used its influence against the obtaining
OF sueh charter. This is emphaeally denied by both
members and officers. Mr.. Edison, the President. says
" white TIE Produce Exchange already have a charter
and all the necessary machinery for conducting this
thpPts OF butter ana cheese sre now among It's mem
bers, do not feel that there exists great
necessity for new institution Of this kind. yet
ILe Produce Exchange has manifested no opposition
e tViL" ,,
At the meeting of the Aldermanic Committee
Of Ihe Public Lands held last night the City Hail.
~ ,tioes Morse and Walsh called attention to Ill
Yer Inflated cOurtrooms In the basement OF the City
Ha which they said had been condemned by the Board
Of eSth and should longer be usedfor the purposes
nan ed. VIM Mayo Little, Registrar Of Arrears. repre-
sent ed that he needed more room 10 the Hamilton
BuIh ings.
III le statements made elsewhere TO the effect
that uTangepents making for the calling Of
ell OF he Congregational churches inquire into the
4epdu Il OF plymouth Church. ares utterly without
JOunds tiop. Dr. Burlington stated to a TRIBUNE re-
porteT Yesterday that would be taken at
Hatapt with the spirit the resolutions adopted by
done 10 word the calling OF council, nor would any
eteps taken in tnat direction at present. The state
Inent thi % undetermined action had been taken
LONG ISLAND.
YAPK. lNK.-The Local Visiting Committee
Of The III ate Charities Aid Association for the Suffolk
County Charitable Institutions the Poorhouse
yesterday After the report of their proceedings the
year had been read the committee appointed by the
stste Board organized and elected the Hon. william
Eicon Of slip President, Mrs. r. T. Goldsmith as
President, and Miss Amelia smith "a Secretary
Jhis committee authorized by the state Legislature 20
visit public institution iof charity correction in
tho eOOry, and 70 demand and such information
iSsfhey toay desire
HEsUssEAD.-The annual meeting OF the Local Visit, |
COMMITTEE Tor the pubic institutions Charities
Snc Correction in tQueens County was held hare on
Thursday. The meeting was well attended Mrs H. b. |
doines OF te Association The following were elected
OEoBs for the ensuing year: President, II NJ Onder.
doak- YIoe-Presiden Mrs. Edmund p. Willets; seere
tayy Miss Henrietta Titus; TeeTs, George W. BeTeer
ana Tsbenezer KeilUm.
Long IsIAyp CuY.-Ths revival meetings az IN. |
exulst Methodist Episcopal Church. tho Rev N Huh
De pastor which have been IN progress for Ave weeks
closed Last evening with Love Feast" The late
car on the Astoria Hunters Point Railroad been
removed end viii hereafter be run on Wednesday and
Saturday nights only Ice has gathered 10 such
tent 10 Astoria cove that the Harlem boats at
tDes unable 70 land
he EDecQDal Church