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

once month"; keeping tho who's city under constant IN
| pervision.
Burglars entered the dry goods establishment Of
Messrs Cook Valentine Co.. at No All Broadway yester
day morning. the temporary absence of the night wac
man. They packed up $500 worth OF dress IkS h '""
cassmeres and decamped within 30 INMATES afef en'e
ing expected arrival Of the clerks at O'Clock doubtless
hasened work. they left many valuable pieces OF m
| untouched
Tax Collector Furey began the labors OF the year
1877 &64O9lS 81 during the month OF January
Edwin Frances of No. First-st. yesterday went
sleep bedroom the Of Jacob Blnmes grocery 81
Ninth ss and shortly after waa found dead on
| the bed
| John McCOmbs, painter, was yesterday boiling
kettle Of turpenne and ~ orangest when 1t ex
poed blowing the front window Of the shop bat nurns
no one
| The supply committee of the Kings County Board
Of snberyors after the adjournment Wednesday voted
an appropriation purchase Of 1000 tons OF coal Tor dis
trbution poor through the Charity Commissioners
| EThe North Second-st. improvement seems IN fair
way completion Judge Gilbert yesterday granted writ Of
peremptory against the Board Of ASSESSORS Of
city, directing them proceed forthwith and assign ds
| trict Of assessment.
The continued warm weather has broken up the
ice spoiled the skating the lakes This has only ~
creased the crowds at the Brooklyn roller skating rink AT
grand fee given last evening Alien smth won
prize and Miss Lille Bagley the diamond rng
IL has been rilmored that Joseph &. Cooper OF NO
1863 South Elliottpace been recommended to Gov.
Robinson position OF state Prison Inspector MI
cooper himself however the opinion that Mr. Plsbuy.
now warden Albany Penenay will receive the nom
nation.
At the house of Lazarus Israel, No. 1913 Carlton
ave- Oh Wednesday servant who had occasion TO go up
stairs seized by burglar VINO threatened her Tic IL sue
cried ont Her screams summoned members OF the family,
and the intruder escaped by rear window without any
plumber
meeting of plasterers was held on Wednesday
evening the purpose OF forming trade union organization
and Michael shea appointed permanent president IL
was stated that the Of plaseres in Brooklyn were
lower than in almost any city, having been reduced from
81 % to 81 20 per day.
Edward j. Holden & Co., whose file works are on
Deyoe the Eastern District have reduced the wages OF
their file cutters per cent and the latter following the &C
ton Of the granheavor have struck work They were Tor
mey receiving only about s2 week. and think that II is
impossible for them to live Oh less
On Wednesday night burglars entered the shoe
store of Timothy Cronn Fatbuh and carried away some OF
the most valuable stock in the store valued at $1,000 This
is the within year that the same shop has been
bbed ard I'm each covered wagon was seen standing
near the premises late in the evening"
ioint meeting of the Committees on Teachers
and on Finance Of the Education held yesterday
to consider the PREPARATION of schedule OF salaries Tor
teachers No conclusion was reached aud anoher meeting
will be held soon thought that there Will DE any
material reduction In the wages OF Instructors
pubic meeting was held last evening at the
rooms OF the newly organized Good samaritan Asociao
Tor the purpose aid in this project 10 supply o
the moor al cheap rates. stated shat s62o had Deen
contributed to assist undertaking The president A. b.
Barnes and Mayor Schroeder among those present
Henry NJ. Cenkiin prominent lumber merchant,
who disappeared his home at No 254 Cntonave on
Tuesday morning yet been found He took with him
when he only small black vase containing Dus
ness Documents He member OF ST. AIMS Church. On
the flights and was well known in both Brooklyn and New
York.
Tho difficulty between the several factions OF
democrats in the Filth Ward IL growing more serious Inc
party divisions led respectively by exAdermen clancy
a Corr Asse,nlynan Bradley and Alderman shannon On
wednesday night Mr.. Corr was returning nome IRON
meeting Constitution Club and was near his nome on
High, odst, he was attacked ana oeaeh oy SOME Vi
his opponents His physician said that he had eVaens peeh
tc IL the head and other portions his body badly
bruised
The annual report of the President of the Kings
County Home for lnebTaes states that only one deah &C.
Cured in the institution during the year. out OF the 27s per
sr u no were there OF this latter number 80 en-
tered voluntarily and "a were women Mr. stranahan In the
conclusion report the necessity OF dpsoaniacs
being sent nebste asyums rather than TO nnatic as
ums being s the opinion that in nearly every case con-
snment lunac asylum made the drunKaru ihcuraoe ny
q shock 90 his nervous system
Petitions are circulating among the cltiZehs OF
ONT addressed the president and directors OF the
roectea Glendale and East River Railroad and asking that
Iroa ia intended 10 place citizens OF upper Newfork
within 80 minutes Of Coney Island II viii also coDnectpy
another route with the Battery and the two roads uniting
~uth Of Prospect Park will directly to the PARK ana
srond Of company full description OF which uppe"eu
Ia TIE TRIBUNE several weeks ago.
Serious accusations have been made against one
or more Of the agents the Temperance brotherhood James
DORM liquor dealer at No rs Taylost in sworn susie
,ent SAWS that man named BrysOn, employed by ohSer
tt.r N secure evidence of violation OF the excise laws
offered to his for him before the EXCISE Cos
,oncrs Cor a small and told him that an OATH oooe tne
amounted to nothing The d ponent piles Peon on osSa Oy
adding that tho apostle OF temperance drank grass Oh
iv with him Several other complaints OF the same
character in regard Bryson have come to the comms
sOncIS ,.,,
The Aldermen and Board Of City Works sre still
discussing the prol rety Of awarding the contracts Tor street
anipo In the lowest bidders where they assured sucH
bidders trustworthy or able to execute thr work al
the proposed prces Commissioners socum ana Ahertnan
Burne arc OF the opinion that the charter permits no other
course while Alderman Ray and several others THINK mat the
Common Council full in the matter and that the
interests Of the city will suffer unless the contracts are given
doon v the hoard that in the lowest bidder should
enter into ne contract iron amy the next lowest re.
sponsbie bidder ,c,,, c,rv
The Indicted Freehoders will enter their pleas in
court this morning. , d.
James Alexander, who obtained 5000 worth OF
hair goods false preenses three months ago anu neu "
California, returned, and was arrested IN bergen
II o,nears that the Waterman of the barge Altoona
at the Cardiff lost his hat overheard willie I
ana Efforts to regain the hat gave Use " 'nc e'S "
murder having been committed
Thomas George was arrested on Seventh-st. yester-
1@y on sTs s the so zen on
wav OF 200 tickets, and several pieces OF baggage
By n vote of ~ to ~, it was resolved that the
Ers nivprsas Church in Bergen should hereafter nave
male ptstcr deposng the Rev PneDe a. iidudlnIu iiel
friends viii probably the church and hold services III
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Cassidy andtheir grown son, Michael,
un,, an III Al between and Uenders0nss were
vessay found 10y coal from the stove MIS-
isshy has recovered the doctor has small hopes OF