New-York tribune., 1876-03-13
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1875

Ne, MONDAY, MARCH Ii, lS1
Co Tepo, tina. they gave hin ,n $50 % pay sa
SooSs supposed that Kept money Mes.rs Heroy
Msrrrner say they lost fi5O in similar
Inspectors Hagan and McCort on Saturday turned
into the Seizure OF the 1880 cgar which
some persons attempting smuggls in the steamer
City from Havana There J0 ecretsd n tho
were ali up India rubber bag. that they
could float IN the water 9r some Tune without aSmsxe 81 IL G
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| The Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railway Com
pany continuing its sharp competition with the coast line
steamship companies Saturday reduced It's rates TO the FOL
lowing First second and third class freight Atlanta
25 cent. per 100 pounds class 20 cents The
p loo nnds for rs econd snd third class and 70 IS
fourth and SSng S 10 SeS % aos as T he
charges those places win be reduced in proportion.
The taking of testimony in the case OF the owners
OF the American sip against tho steamship
Adfac Of the White line TO have been continued
Saturday Fisher and Capt +. whitehurst were
summoned ss Counsel for the beants objected
St TO sRs city and Whe6u. was
gong snpns Ss Of Inc xdrse sailed for England in The Ger
| manic.
The incidental expenses of the POst-Oice building
are great although kept the lowest possible point The
monthly gas bill about $4,000 Mr. McAee the custodian
is trying companies ascertain which s
the cheapest The cleaning costs $500 per month % the
Of each 9ng TsgSrsS G The o5
weather, ls tons of coal day were consumed
| The stranded ship Ontario. which went ashore at
Egg Harbor evening March g. ia lying in about
10 feet OF water Two and number Of lighters
9y inS ShSS GSS'i it
MntTn CO. the owners have given e ne. ySss sh Igo 9
pay to recover possible The extent Of the dam
| age TO the ship Is unknown
The Independent Labor party has chosen delegates
in every Assembly district in this city to represent 1t in the
Grenback to be held at syracuse. Tho First
Assembly Legal Tender Cnb will be represented by
Gideon Tucker Daniel Young and John Black Ihe various
district delegates the Convention met in Putnam Hail. at
resolutions protesting against contraction o The National
currency alleged to have been made and me further
Ga ss PGSSs seaSsrs for and public
The celebration of the feast of Purim by the He
brews this city continued on Saturday and yesterday
Saturday being the Jewish Sabbath there were fewer masque
rads balls than he'd evening; given by the
New Musical Beneficial Association at Pythago
ras Han that Manhattan Lodge at Terrace Garden and
raiders also made calls upon hour
hScd and Infn Hebrews gave their snus Parm reception
the Home a. and si!S . & sIs Wes .GaYo
NJ Tska and other ladies' connected With the Institution
entertained the guests ppooxIyN
Samuel Stephenson although with no earthly
means Of support get drunk in liquor saloon In
Emmett st saturday night and in Ut Of maain se9ti
fered pole took charge the would be suicide
Patrolman velser found Cecilia Tafferty, age @,
night thoroughly intoxicated He took her to her home and
before. The child sl clung to the empty bottle.
Ii is stated on good authority that when the Grand
Jury been examining complaints against
Commissioner VIM A. Fowler voted on the question OF his in
favor of presentmenI The case
doned.
The funeral services of the late Wm. w. Edwards,
the Brooklyn Dime Savings Bank took place
Yesterday afternoon from his late residence at No 2s2
rnys large number Of prominent citizens attended the
Jonathan Edwards leaves and three daughters
James Howe yice-Presideut of the Brooklyn
Light Company complained Mayor Schroeder on satur
day that city had paid s bills for January and Febru
ay and that be added for default The Mayor
replied that he doubted whether the original amount coud DE
contract
large transparency, advertising a dressmaking
shop Futonst, upset by a drunken man falling
through side Of Saturday night The taow dip In.
setting had destroyed IT, when policeman
he himself Vas saved rom an unknown psr by man
extngushed the flames which were climbing up his coat
'"N' JERSEY CITY
The Bergen Young Mems Christian Association is
erecting building 40 feet square, at communpaW and Mon
The Rev. Wm. Verrender, City Missionary, and
delegation from Young Mems Christian Association held
religious services III the Penenary and Almshouse yeser
Thomas Prendergrast, a wellknown citizen,
driving flights saturday when his horse became
probably fatal injuries.
1t is proposed to carry off the water from the sewer
under Rad by ucng through an iron pipe
81 feet diameter the nearest point In Harsmus cove
The cost viii be about 100000.
The new tunnel of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Bergen, which caved short time ago,
fell again the place yesterday, carrying away the
"crb" aud several Of the supports The damage con
siderable and will take some time TO repair.
Tho resolution of the Police Board reducing the
SALARIES Of all ATTACHES OF the Department except the
yassi igDed " Saturday.
captains having beel nNed by special act OF the Legislature
could not be changed.
The examination of the accounts of Police Justices
was Saturday. Justice Davis recalled ex.
plain what become OF fines collected By him. but not paid
into City Treasury. Most Of the items satisfactorily
explained The Investigating COmuttee has been hnuered
by failure the keep account books The
Justice Davis only private memorandum Dut IL
with the police records in most Justices keese
seymour and shackeon Will also be called before the Com
mittee.
Joseph Rhoades, owner of a canal boat lying at
F.fteenthst, f,n In the Friday night and
drowned Tho body when found tied rope and at
tached canal boat Brewertown by the who
covered IT, examination made whether the
man alive dead until the police arrived Several per
the water. police thnk accidental d,sth but
viii investigate the by order OF the Comfy
Physician.
The Crispins Of this city have subscribed 800
week to aid the crispins strike in New.York.
The Temperance Brotherhood has employed nine
special agents discover and report keepers violating
the SUNDAY ordinance
Francis ScTubb, wife, and six children, living at
No "a ST. subslst almost entirely gmest from
choice and not poverty Complaint made 10
the Health Oncer but he knows Of no law TO interfere
Notice has been given that application VIII be
made Legislature for the passage OF bin reducing the