New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-28
NETWORK CITY.

The arrivals oil cOJtOn yesterday, "9 iNP"iN
ia the Cotton Exchange, were 2,79o bales
The Innau steamship City oil Chester ianded
nj immigrants az Castle Garden yesterday
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive
o, ,peoie, from tbs port for the week ending Jan ~
was Is, ec7.
Pusiness on Wali-st. yesterday was unac-
companied by any exciting Incidents. Rnnors IRON
Washington caused slight decline in prices OF S'ch'
near the close OF the market
The Howard Relief Committee, whose rooms
arc in the old Police Station No. 80 Leonardst mas ieu
on the average COO persons each day during the PAST
week aud lodged each night ass persons.
Jobn Quinn entered upon his duties az
Warden OF the Tombs yesterday morning during the
day he received congratulations upon his appointment
lions or in the staff OF keepers Is contemplated
The following is a comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases Of the past two weeks;
,,s g. Ty11I ryss Scarlet u,.. Dgs.nr s".por
jan ia 90 e IS
Th, t,stinruuy taken tcfurc the Coroner to
the effect that Mr. Wilcox who lately died in Russian
after coming out Of BATH suffered from tho effects Of
hath 10 have Incorrect IL was mere acct
dent that Mr. Wilcox died IN the bathing establishment
AT the stockholders meeting of the Urbana
Wine Company, held yesterday the old Board was re-
elected except John w. DAVIS of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
name was dropped. aud Francis NJ Bixby OF New,fork
d. M Illdroth Clark Bell, H. II. Cook liarlo lahrs' ;.
HWadsworth, Francis NJ. Bixby, Gen. W. W. Ayere, A
SmedDeTg, A. }. bwltzer
Sarah Allen, accused of having aided Shar-
key the murderer III his escape from the Tomb was
released Yesterday, by Judge Sutherland on her own
recognzance TO appear for trial the Indictment found
against her BY tho Grand Jury: Dsrlc, ht,ocn, !,
convict her and that the testimony was even weaker
IN her case than it III that Of Maggie Jourdan
The Mayor, Controller, and Alderman Morris
visited the Nineteenth Precinct Stationhoue yesterday
TO Inspect the accommodations for the officers IL was
found that there were accommodations for 20 men,
while 100 men stationed there and an ADDITION Oh
80 more to be made The visitors expressed az
satisfaction such inadequate ARRANGEMENTS anu VIII
take into consideration measures Ior tbelf Relief
Artistic and club circles are somewhat agi-
tated over the recent decision OF the National Academy
10 admit TO its Spring exhibition no picture which has
been previously exhibited at club In the city The
Academcians insist such rule s necessary 10 Eetp
up the standard of their exhibitions Tue club men III
Sat that il springs of jealousy of the superior al
yantages offered by the galleries OF the Century tlo
Lotos. and other institutions OF the KIND.
The trustees Of the Cooper Union report that
during the year 1873 tho receipts from all sources were
sc7Se 90 The Of the stores offices, aud great nan
of the building made up nearly all OF this amount
There were expenditures for the following PURPOSES:
free night classes and s9G 50 free art
school Tor women s62dl free readngroom tssa' ise
library s4el2; repairs and improvements, s9+4; tDe
eYneudtures for all purposes amounting to $4,000 10
The regular semi-annual examinations at the
City College for boys will be held this week The par
ens and friends OF the pupils attend every day and
take considerable interest in the proceedings At the
SS public Schools attend the
lions were begun yesterday ana VIII ITooa63S De G0
ton VIII be held next week.
Henry c. Ogden, cashier of the firm Of
Wood Davis bankers at No. 10 Pine-st. reached his
office yesterday from Brooklyn with his brother and
seemed to in excellent spirits He was found subse
Quenty III the office suffering from hemorrhage OF the
lungs and already insensble, and few minutes later
he died Ogden Only "a years OF axe, ana gave
than ogden of the old firm OF Devlin Il Co.. and a
brother in-law Of G. ID. Wood.
The indignation that has been excited
uvne rroemasons by the discovery OF the manner in
which the body Nathaniel French. the Deputy
oial Grand Master OF Freemasons the Bahamas had
buried at Harris Island after he had been permitted
to almost unattended IN the Charity Hospital at Black
WELLS Island with friends within call il they had boon
Informed the facts led those interested apply
Speaker Hustled OF the legislature for nvestiea
ton concerning tho plan OF burying the poor so as to
ascertain Why the remains Of strangers who accident
ally die in the hospitals cannot DO reclaimed by their
do well sec how the Legislature order
vesteaon. The true remedy Is the passage of an act
which Will render such outrages impossible In the u
ture. Should proper bill be proposed l shall take
great pleasure In urging its passage"
At a meeting of the Board of Pilot Commits
sioners, yesterday afternoon, q communication re-
ceyed from .stephen D. Trenchard, Lighthouse In
loving buoys being replaced in the harbor :
Entrance buoy Gedney's Channel Inner. Midchannel'
buoy, Gednoy's Channel south eud Of Roner Shoal
buoy No. (perch &c) Southwest Spit buoy, No. 81
peIch ana nSiD buoy at upper Junction MAN ana
class cau) II was announced that the cost OF new
frstcass can buoy was s69s la the Lower Bay alone
there 80 such buoys during each OF the winters In
which they had boon stationed there and nearly all had
been swept away by the ice several occasions. Tue
and il 1928, sI,s87 %.
BROOKLYN.
Ii is stated that 500 more men will be dis
charged from the NayyYard on Saturday The vessels
upon which they employed viii he left unfinished.
A petition for employment mas been sent to Wash
ineton.
julius Fox keeps a barber-shop at No. 1872
Brdgest. and has suffered from melancholy aud
insomnia for a long time He attempted to put an end
his life yesterday by cutting cash across his left
wrist with razor 1t time before his attempt
was discovered when efforts made to stop the ow
OF blood and physician was summoned. His recovery
is considered doubtful
A number of property owners appeared yes
terday before the Board OF Assessors and complained
that the heaviest for the Hamiltonsve i'm
Irovements had been levied property which was
line of the were favored. Those who were AZ
sessed for the Thirdave Improvement objected
which they stated were unequaly distributed.
warrant was issued yesterday by Justice
Riley, In Brooklyn, for tho arrest Of Augustus W.
Muerer, the Sexton OF Trinity Church, wYork. who
was charged by Detective Corr Of Brooklyn, with re.
ceiyIng stolen goods and knowing how they had been
obtained The detective went 10 the Church ascer
tanned that Robert McKee, who left IN the place
the jewery which he had stolen from Mr.. Goater in
Myrteave, Brooklyn, had also deposited clothing IN
the church. Nj. Muerer furnished bail.
BY defects in the title of lands acquired BY
Park appears that several OF the
authorizing the Improvement Of property have
declared This understood to include