New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

the Rev. MI Barr, chaplain, favor an allowance OF Two
cents day for each welibcbaved Pr1sJner-the sum
10 DO paid 10 them upon their discharge.
1t was stated at q session of the Supply Com
mtee Of the Board OF Supervisors that city gas COM
pany had offered furnish gas TO the county institutions
Tor onehai the amount now charged by the company ia
FlatDush.
It was shown in the annual report OF the
Pententary Committee the Board OF Supervisors
terday that the earnings of the for this year
AMOUNTED 70 s79o2a Si against W 0f the year
In the delirium which sometimes attacks
persons ia the first stages OF smallpox John Pierman,
mkman OF No. 20 North Thrds from his bed, in
the absence OF his attendants and visited several friends
His brother finally took him home, where he died on
Monday.
Several Aldermen and other officials yester-
day made a trial trip in steam the Atlantic
line between the Fatbnshave. car stables and East
New-York The distance was Travelled in one-haf the
time usually occupied by horses and general graheaon
was expressed
For the comfort Of alarmed property owners,
Corporation Counsel De Witt declares That the assess
for the requirement OF the CowenhOyen estate, as
il encroaches on Atlanc-ave, VIII only bear lightly
Individuals the Of assessment extends from the
city line to the South Ferry
When Charles London was discovered early
yesterday morning, by Hermann Conraddy of No 119
Greenpontavc inspecting and appropriating the con-
OF the aters pocket, he explained alphabetically
that lie was simply making Newf ear ; call ING eA
cuse was deemed unsatisfactory, ana London no" occi
Thomas Kelly, bartender at the saloon at
No 115 Unlon-st after receiving black eye from Gus
toner, took revenge by knocking down Joseph Price,
age 49, and breaking three of his ribs. Price play
ing with other boys in front OF his saloon. Justice
Dear yesterday held the accused 10 await the result OF
Of Prices injuries, which are considered DANGEROUS
Adeburtus Melcaszny, a Polish Rabbi, has
sued Anton Zambi for SANDER laying his damages at
$4,000 The action is accompanied by an order OF ar
rest which the defendants counsel yesterday moved In
the City Court to get aside on Ie ground ,a 10 1ie
the Objectionable words were uttered The decision was
reserved.
The managers of the Mechanics and Traders
Exchange for the ensuing year are the folowng Pres
dent, James Howell; yice-Presient, James sharkey;
Treasurer Edward Conklin Secretary Benjamin Lewis
Trustees James Ashfeld, james ii. Stevenson, William
Bradley Thomas Mct'ann, =. +. OBFen, y. G. Miller
James II. Watson; Inspectors OF Election, Thomas Fa
gan, I. i. RutaD, H. W. Miller
A motion was made yesterday in the SUI
proe Court by counsel for the defense. in the suit OF
Aaron II Taylor against J. II. Berthold, to open de-
fault entered in November. The plaintiff charged the
defendant with running, by ovetdriYlng, famous To
horse belonging To Taylor the mouon was granted
with the understanding that the defendant Should pay
$50 costs and that the should De tried In January
DIR. Norris, President of the Board of Charity
Commissioners, sent communication to the Super
yisors, at the meeting yesterday. denying state
ments that the Commissioners were extrayagent or
wastefu Supervisor Ropes reiterated his statements
made az previous meeting and declared that the Board
Of Charities three times more expensive than IL
should be- The Supervisors will hold their final meeting
tomorrow.
The following persons have just been ap-
pointed members OF the medical staff of ST. Peters Hos
pal: Consulting Surgeon, Joseph c. Hutcbison NJ d.;
Consulting Physician. G. r. Mcclellan NJ ID" Visiting
Surgeons, >. L. Lowell VI; d., j ID; Rushmore, NJ d.;
Visiting Ply sicans, Joseph l., Clarke NJ d. w H. Mar
tin NJ d. b. seTr NJ D.; +. NJ Wyek4 on, N: d.;
Dr. George L. Ketclam