New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-05

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Joshua q. Beals Of 1'hs BostOa Post
NETWORK CITY.
Tho labOrers at the tunnel are still out on
,rike They have shown disposition To be violent.
4 promenade concert band is tue latest
luxury for passengers on the Peoples Evening Line
OF magnificent steamers Tor Aioany'
John +. Tracy, the President OF the Chicago,
Rock Island. and Pacific Railroad Company, is
ing from hia attack Of vertigo and will probably be down
town In a short time
Robert McClaren of No. 41S West Thirty
sxthst while crossing the Hudson River Railroad rac
Yesterday was srnek by passing losSm9ye aoa IN
Precinct Police saton and the Coroner Ia 10 bold an
inquest.
The members of the Provision Trade met
again yesterday to discuss the proposed prohibition by
the city OF ard-reaning within certain limit u was
resolved postpone dc1ite action until the receipt OF
attested copy of the bil which has been introduced
at Albany.
Joel O. Stevens yesterday resigned the posi-
ton OF First Marshal attached t. the Mayors Office
which he has held since January lie purposes going
into business Deputy sheriff John Tyler Kelly was
terms az Member Of Assembly and Member OF the
Board OF Assessors He ID Member OF the Jammshy
The bodies Of the Coster children, who were
drowned on Monday in consequence Of the collision he
@. McManus, removed 10 the MOrgue on Monday
night and, the father s unable TO bury his children
decently the remains will doubtless be conveyed 10 inc
Potter's Field ut Harts Island for internent
Owing to the want of harmony between the
bricklayers and their employers, strike is imminent
The plasterers Disconnected aud are seeking 10
strengthen their organizations The strike OF the glass
stated considering the policy of reducing the wages
Of the banksniths employed by them, and strike IS
threatened.
In the spelling match last evening at the
Fair OF Free Training and Cooking Schools, held in
the alrnory OF the 71st gmen, at Broadway and Thirty
ffth-.t., the prize was by J.. A: IIendrick. jr
student of the College OF the City OF Ncw-fork the
and the Judges Dr. Mott Mr.. Kobbe, ruled Of
them out The prize gained was writing desk
The Commissioners of Emigration will prob
ably he reorganized at their next regular meeting
Nav IL The terms OF Office Of Geo. J. Forrest, the
President and Commissioner Stephenson win expire
Friday, Miy7. The Commissioners believe that the leg
gage on their property Wards Island, will h, passed
They have no expectation, however, tEat the heao
money will be Increased as they desire.
At the meeting of the Board OF Public
Works yesterday President Leo reelected for the e
suing year committee from the ppe-layers presented
petition for increase Of The contracts for
building School No. we're awarded TO Wiam Robinson.
for mason To a. All raTTGy Gaes95 S 5f pb
work, at 81 900. James Reed was elected Clerk, at
q salary Of $4,000.
The Executive Committee of the German
American independent Organization held private meet
ing last evening ct No 900 Thrdave Judge Otterbourg
the chair letter from Governor Tilden In response
To communication sent him containing resolutions passed
by the German Independents Of this city. approving
OF the Governors action IN the OF the canal
frauds, read. Resolutions were drafted to be sub
mittrd before the Dext meeting OF the General Commit
tee in reference to the bill litei introduced INTO the
state Legislature for keeping III safety the documents Ii
the Registers Office.
The COZ gregation of the Westminster Pres
byterian Church. in Twcntysecondst., near Seventh
ave. celebrated last evening the seventh anniversary Of
the arrival In the United States OF their pastor the Rev.
George d. Matthew'S The exercises, which held in
Rev John Hall, d. d. OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
formed Church, the Rev 6. j. Mmgns The Rev. >. N.
Hammond and the pastor OF the church Ihe pulpit
The church well ed with the frends and cangre-
gallon OF Mr.. Matthews.
BROOKLYN.
The Odd Regiment will hold its closing drill
tonight, and will he reviewed by Major-Gen Dakin
The Charity Commissioners yesterday passed
their April pay rolls amounting TO $S,07s 81, which Is
81 900 lees than for the previous month.
The census of children required ny the Com
puleoy Education will b. begun to-day by 81 police
men, who instructed yesterday By DR.. Schapps Of
the Board OF Education
William Calhoun, the young man who at
tempted suicide by shooting himself In the head with
u
the Eastern District Hospital His parents their
way 10 Brooklyn from their home in LOckhsvo1.
MaOr-Gen. Dakin yesterday proposed 10 the
Supervisors Military Committee that the rink on Cler-
nontave should be hired for the storing Of the
and other munitions OF war pow kept 10 the stare
Arsenal the OF which has recently been given to the
14th Regiment aa an arHory.
The City TreasIrers statement for the week
ending May is follows Balance on hand April "a,
$977,0ol 30; receipts, $l9374i IS; total. sl,l5o,-
835 68. Expenditures, Sl31419 80; balance, Sl,036,.
4l6 70 Educational Flnd 70. April ha n, on hand
aDce, $434,65S Os.
The several Posts of the Grand Army of the
Republic, In Wiamsbursh, have completed their ar
rangcments for tho celebration of Decoration Day this
year They win plant flowers the graves In Calvary
Lutheran and other cemeteries Sunday May 80. On
sionday they VIII parade acconaned by several otter
NewYork, where they viii join the NewYork procession
on its way to Cypress Hills The MarshaA chosen are
Safety Layton aud Major +. j. Karcher.
JERSEY CITY.
Samuel McCrun and James Mcclure teams
sers were nned go each yesterday In the police
cruelty animals In crowding too many calves aud
lambs into their trucks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabbett, o servant employed
by Mrs j. d Durant, committed for trial yesterday
to answer TO charge Of steing pockotbook contain
ing 800, belonging to Mrs Durant
Judge Knapp, at the opening OF the Hudson
County Courts yesterday called the attention Of the
Grand Jury violations Of the Sunday laws and the
late eec ton frauds which be denounced treason OF
the most dangerous kind.
The new Board of Aldermen organized last
evening by the reelection Thomas Harrison as Pres
dent and John T.. Scott City Clerk. George Dugan
elected CITY Marshal, aud John T. Hewitt, Oversecr
OF uIo Poor -
NEWARK.
The contracts for building the new Foster
Home Orphan Asylum were awarded on Monday.
The Jail Discharge Committee of the Chosen
Freehodcrs yesterday and discharged ten prisoners
from the County Jail,