New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-26

| wednesday FA''N'
The Board of City Works on Saturday hxed the
following rates Of pay for calers and aDorers Cs!Kes
50 30 per day. rscass laboer FL To- second Glass; II OV
Last Summer pay the three classes was respectively
So 81 60 and 81 During tho Winter 1t has been ~ 81 30
and 81 co.
Aaron b. Bennett of No. So Vanderbt-ave. was
Saturday night by departure Of thief from mo
house. lie into the Selling James Boag OF NO
~ VaDderbave who happened 10 be passing dragged h
TO the police station where explanations and apologies o
lowed The burglar who took jewelry worth $40 was not
caught.
Many Of the leading members Of the Clinton Ave-
nue. Congregational Church regard the dsfeovp By them
Of Plymouth only question Of time The element
which supports much larger than In Dr. SOrrss
ard split In the church IL feared Mrs i. d.
Blake prominent member Of tie church. has asked for let
ter to plymouth Church, which granted without discus
sion.
The Board Of Audit, consisting OF the Controller
CITY Auditor chairman OF the Finance Committee OF the
Board Of Aldermen Saturday AMI received the report
for the year 1919 He remarked No
decided improvement bookkeeping OF the departments
and declared willing give bonds tia tall the money
collected city strictly accounted for The report
will be sent TO the Aldermen to-day.
Douglas Walker, who horsewhipped the amateur
actor Clark in the Academy OF Music was released from te
Kings County Penitentiary on SATURDAY on VIII Oh
ytiorari obtained from Judge Gilbert on Friday evening
Tho writ f. retnrnabe M the next Court OF Sessions which
mats on H. unless the courts listens to speca agn'
before that time. CndcrShef stegman De-
| came Walkers surety in $1,000 ball
The Common Council have been unable to organ
lie on strictly party Alderman Ray 10 whom the re
pubcans adhered heretofore can evidently secure no
Democratic votes. is thought that Alderman Burnet can
and II ~ not unlikely that the board may be organized To-Day
Burnett gaining sufficient support from both parties Inc 0s
gust that IL freely expressed by citizens generally AZ the pres
en blocked condition municipal affairs seems at last to be
slightly appreciated by the cause OF IT,
A special committee, consisting of Corporation
Counsel witt, Aldermen Alker and Burnett are examining
the report Of the architects authorized to Inspect Broosyh
public buildings that ordinance may be framed embodyng
the suggestions the report The question Of the pay OF
these architects yet be discussed by tho Common Couh
Gill; some Aldermen holding that they have been acting
without authority Jan. l. and consequently cannot de
mand payment.
A large representation Of the Kings County Bar
including many Of the prominent members assembled IN
the supreme at II on SATURDAY to a"e sua
BILE action regard to the deaths OF Cyrus p smh anu
Charles LOwrey Judge Nelson occupying the char "en
Tracy Con missioner Win-low and Alderman Burnett as
committee submitted resolutions of respect aud sympathy
Winslow and the Hon. Henry C. Murphy poKe
Of their acquaintance with the deceased Gnu w. III
had eNcrted upon the interests Of tAe Guy!
William f. Bayliss died in November, 1872, from
an overdose Of OPIUM leaving hands Of hid wife an acct
dent insurance policy 10000 in the Travellers Insurance
Company Of Hartford Conn The company declined 10 redeem
the policy on the ground fatal accident caused by
medical treatment which especially exempted from the list
Of accidents i'm the policy itself Judge Benedict decided on
Saturday in Of the company stating that when the de-
ceased 20 grains of opium he did 1t under med
ica advsement with Intention the part OF the phys
effect This the Court SAID codd not DC cA
violence, although 1t resulted IN death
There was filed in the County Clerks Office on Sat
uray affidavit and return OF an order Of arrest In the ease
Of Ella b Washington against Walter :. Church The att.
dav states plaintiff who resides NJ No 24 Columbia
Urs is the great grand Of Gen. George Washington
and in of relation came IN possession oil certain
relies George and Martha Washington which in pecnary
cEcutc. she was obliged TO sell nr states authori
Fat a1Fgr-
collect this but that had paid to her more than about
hall and had appropaied tie remainder 10 Eis own
that tits mad been begun to collect that amount
JERSEY CITY.
In the case of Terence j. Mcdonald. ev-school d.
PGg'or on a oT !cTs Of S Xo '' 'S
Mary sullivan. a paupcr inmate Of tho Aims
i IL r %a1 i' lb tRe natter VIII be investigated
William McNutt was sent 30 STATE Prison for two
years Tor cmbzzinT money rom ne "G.e' mon r, te Of
EcrJaiy m The ea-e
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAiNs.-Justice j.. o. Dyllman of the
the coustrIcton9t Mr. singers ILL., TO the G,ct ihat n1tr
ieft by the ;esa in return to tie pcr.mptory
vi c,, connn.g mat ofirat 10 deliver 10
the CONTROL The CITY OF NeylorA all DE esttihcas, Of
Moni-Sull west fru5, GingsbrIise which we're sol
Mr. @5,t as coanscl on tie part Wetchct.r county,
STATED 5a g County d T' p ag4y n Of he amount
for WHEN The county Wcschester assumed the rc;ro'
cent as allowed such cases. The Amount du' To vs.
S o , Gqy p% are ' to be RSrd ID the nate
pTcme Court Cnambsr' tomnrro"
, GSS5 a iEc Pf,lGIaG S S,aA Lac & IS
request Of pastor ANA congregation.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS
John y. Cough will deliver lis lecture. " NJ '1-
Then" At ChicArIug Han tai, tEel 4,f cSi .is ''.i
largely rc"ruen s2d !, r'te'iA! Ga '' ID. be-. ,''.' '
I:+ - t;,, ,ll-,ss =, 10 delivered Rr