New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
NEW-YORK CITY.

A new wooden pier is in course OF cOnstruc-
tion ut Pier No. 10. East River.
Delmonico intends TO abandon his restaurant
| at broadway and Chsmbersst, and 1t Is offered ior
leasing.
At various points along Broadway the tele-
marks against the SKY.
The plastering has fallen from the ceiling OF
the Castle Garden in many places and great many OF
the maps have become deiacod and tOrn'
A sign in Fourth-ave reads: "Shaw, sue
cessor 70 Frost" lspng reporter insists that thnw
naturally succeeds frost e has since been dscharsed
The Rev. George l.. Neef Of Maryland has
acceped cnll TO the Norfolk Street Reformed Dutch
Church in tins city. and will be installed as pastor next
sunday morning
II is such frequent illustration of Yankee
energy that no wondered when tho walls of the
burned buildings in Broadway covered before they
cooled with painted business sgnsshu pine" post
A crowd was attracted around the windows
Of the American District Telegraph Office In Fultohst
Yesterday TO view tho messengerboys drilling Many of
The strangers in the city supposed II some military uh
ing school.
Ono needs only to watch the horses driven
through Broadway discover whether or not the drivers
own The animals aId he viii be convinced at the same
that the stage horses need special Bersh ror 'he'
protection.
The Rev. James A. Mullen has purchased
eight lots High Bridge and proposes greeting new
Sacred Heart aud to cost about S1oooo WORK VIII pe
begun nj once.
No labor has been done on Tompkins Park
since the middle OF January, aud the earth thrown mp
by The worklnen romans in two great pes From pres
appearance. it Will he many months before Tue parA
can be used 10y tue public.
Tho METROPOLITAN Museum of Art il publish
Ing an xlensve sere. OF photographs Of statusry, an
taues and objects OF art In 's collections, ana
particularly of the rcnans from cyprus Ihe-" pictures
are timely executed and are offered for sale
The friends of the Goth Regiment have sub
.crbed sufficient money enable that regiment 10 make
very crctabe appearance at the opening of the Cen.
tennial celebration ~ Pnadclpma on july a. Nearly
enough recruits to NIL the regiment nave IatJ oeen e
ceycd into its ranks.
The Episcopalians of this city and Brooklyn
have been asked contribute 10 the erection Of monu-
the Centennial grounds st Phlladepn,a IN hon1r
Of mrInoy of bishop White the founder 81 tne f,ot
csaur Episcopal C1urch IN Amerca considerable sum
has already hecn collected Tor the purpose
Roundsmen T.. J. Buckley and Patlolman
william Kecey, both Of the Seventh Precinct police,
anarrecd and fought on Monday might. Tho rounds
man preferred charge ~ assault and battery against
The PSmsn and kSGy ry r Ss PIss Tc.ray yr Ee@y was
discharged by Justlcc OcrbIug. and the ease WAS re-
ferGo.l to the Police Commissioners
Elizabeth Ogden, an invalid, age Sc who
lived with ber con No. i0s last Eleventh st, was
burned to death last evening In her bedroom She was
sitting in large easy chair when her dress caught fire
from .hc sovr and she too feeble to put the lmes
Iier cries brought the ntghpofs WI" tioul'tcd
the nrr but Mrs. Ogden had been burned about her
s aid body int she sank rapidly aud In short time
died An Inquest VIII DC h'id'
The Juvenile ASylum at hundred and
seycniyxt st. and T,nthaye has submitted lie annual
report making pamphlet OF about 100 pages abound
ing with inform The whole number OF children re-
c.ycd during the year Gj2 making total Of 1.27G
inmates There were discharged 20 parents and fcrds
~ and i5i we're sent Wett Iea vmg 10 otherwise ds-
n.d nf Tbrrr arc now to lIou-e ~ Reception, G2
The total number received since the Institution was
opened Is ls.4Oi
David Boehm, n German physician of No.
% Pttt fell the Last River at the foot Of stanton
ct ga ly yesterday suing and narrowly escaped being
drowned. lie was rescued by officer Rooney Of the
Eleventh Precinct. George WaDel, pilo, residing at
No 90 Court ST. BROOKLYN eil into the water yesterday
from Pier No. 23 East RIVER ~ WIS n,enei by ohirrr
ond fell utn the North River Yesterday morning AZ tue
foot Of West Thirctst, but hs o was saved by sailors
belonging to the schOouc' iiathe Carr.
Congressman Hewitt recently addressed the
several hundred visitors who daily frequent, the Cooper
Union free roIdingrooms Tho rcadingrooins he said,
were intended industrious people He referred to
complaints he had received that the we're monop
ozcd by loungors sud iders many o whom were noted
for their lthy looks and uncloan habits aud that hun
igcd. Of poopc had been kept AWAY In consequence. lie
said II mi. he necessary tO issue tickets 10 visitors III
future a. the directors had boen pressed 10 do. But,
Trusting that ha remarks might have good eject lie
sh no a,tion would De taken tst now ih m ;,esf ON
persons admitted in future
BROOKLYN.
The Republican Executive Committee have
elected Gcorre u. weeks permanent Chairman and Wm
L. :. Falcs Secretary.
James Decgan of No. 9lS Layfette-avc.
yesterday fell fro The roof OF his house 10 the roof Of
the one next door, breaking is sbou'lerblide.
The members Of the SlOcum- Marshall Dem
ocratic General Committee will hold their first regular
business meeting In tho Trust Coppauys building to
ui.t.
The Board OF City Works has informed John
Mueu the contractor for rrparing tnc Washington
Avenue Bridge that he mnst proceed with tho work. OF
~ will be given 10 some otior person
Isaac Badcau, ex-City Treasurer, who is
charged with ernbeLzng from $4,000 10 100000 Of the
citys VIII br trod again IN the Guy Court on
March ]. tho previous jury having disagreed
Samuel Hutchinson, prominent citizen,
member of the Taxpayers Associato and the reform
candidate for Charity Commissioner at The October cleo
lies dangerously III Of pneumonia at his residence IN
Muntagic-St.
Frederick Meyer of No. 217 Court-st. at
tempted suicide early yesterday morning, by
cutting his throat with razor The wound he Inflicted
however. slight. and hi friend, have taken seps TO
have him removed To an Insane asylum
a large concourso witnessed the game of
Of at Greenpont yesterday between the Chelsea
club Of williausburgh snd picked nine of amatucr
players. The gam. was won by the Chclseus, AFTER
well played game, 10y score O! . To d.
The argument of the MoultOn-Beecher de-
murrer vet down for Monday. Gen b. r. Butler,
Gen Roger A. Pryor, and eIJudge Morris will argll,
against II, ior tho Ilainn, and Gen. Tracy, Austin
Abbott aud Thomas O. shearinan Will support It for Mr.
Beeclrr.
The Homeopathic physicians of Kings County
have perfected general organization, with Dr. p. r.
Wells Az President and DIR. f. L. Radcliffe Secretary.
Drs. Ussbrouck Radcliffe, and Lewis have been ap-
pointed committee Ia rnso subscriptions for their
representation in the Worlds Homeopathic Convent
10 be held III Philadelphia during the Centennial.
The Law Committee of the Board of Super