New-York tribune., 1877-01-03
NEW-YORK CITY.

Frederick Billngs Of Vermont.
NEw-YORK CITY
The public schools open again to-day.
The old fashioned wood fires coming into favor
again.
Rows of tenement houses are rising like exhaia-
| tons on West-st
There is a great rage in fashionable circles for
juvenile balls this season
new restaurant is to be opened very soon on
Madison ave-, near Fory'fthst -,
Bnsines, men complain that profits now are all
swallowed up In keeping their sidewalks clean.
Col f. T.. Howe, Pension Agent for this district
paid 1000 pensioners during December.
The ladies who called yesterday were chiefly those
| living In hotels fats, aud boardingh houses -
| lanes J. Martin was appointed clerk in the FL
| nance Department yesterday by Controller Kelly.
Tho English stockholders will further testify
about Mine in the United states circuit court .o"y
Sidewalk merchants are numerous at III. ne, en-. he
trance 10 Central Park and report brsk trade WIN 'o
skaters
The II D. m. boat from Pecl-slip for New-Haven,
dpaw ana sne on nG account % o. ae pDs ice
Cortland ID. p. Field of No. 127 Water-st: is fore;
General Sessions yesterday.
The condition of Commodore Vanderbilt showed
NO %a. ,hptSse, IN ,s doctors opinion tribe
Charles Berth who was arrested tor m 5
wife the head was released Yesterday morning III
bail her recovery being proDaple'
The storm has developed a slower thing than a
stage The number ss r business a. men
! walking up town.
While Patrick Kerrson was drawing some a,r, kero-
acne from barrel No 30 OAK st. last evening
the contact with the lame Of amP "hich no
Several of the shantles in the unlllcd lots .,o on
almost buried under Or OF snow s
! ceeded in tunneing to the streets above
When the street cars nicely heated the question
w come no Hg as sye viii s be FSsn Of no aa when
the inside is heated to a high temperature
Inspectors belonging to Special Agent Brackets IKE
sd pipes found concealed on board the steamer %
steamer steamer %H% uder, from Ge place
During the past year % 631 persons, or Sl.O3 per
ssh and dvay 1S
sreep PseP'f G7g SIyln8 yan9 dyp slpu ess ils i474
No general reduction in salaries at the Custom
made yesterday bhe ysS to TdSce M
EXPENSES port about 500 900 per annum VIII be con
Unless Unless, it I'll, is found absolutely necessary
At the American Mining and Stock Exchange, No.
and list shares including those Of cotton
mills coal amt other Of sns were pr eep instead
of Oneeghth, as at the stock Exchange
The latest addition to the AQUARIUM is is "a glass glass
aI then, after this intnlation dec,es tnHt Quorum gt
was doubtless q yilrePus viper that cronin
got his original ideas on parliamentary law.
| President Wood of the Board of Education has
written the clerk Mr. kieInan saving tnat IN view
the nae asSn 81 1af nt to oe or the Prs
GsGSy S y ss s Sss Hi n 3. offered h ~
| The steamship Olympia which arrived at this
port yesterday from the Msaerragsan ne siTe!ei on Dec & ~
Brdgewaer. y. =, tor Barbaioes wateOssed anu dls-
eTs we're taken on board the steamer brought
port.
The following is a comparative statement of cases
contagious diseases during the two weeks eudng Dec 80
s G1 fsar s sRn9 Meas , tBtPs PPn s%a poa
Bss Bss: 3d. g.: Q SSSS Z q
The total receipts of the Ncw-York PostOffice for
a, the annual report OF Postmaster
Jps me- to nearly cT sSYU3O & a. SpE wss 0 og s
The derived from the yarogs sources Of revenue wrrs as
sS5Gss 5 stamped wrappers s2s ly2 postal cards, sl6s
7oJ; newspaper stamps s5iS,1O3 AZ.
The appeal from the Judgment obtained by the
National Trust Company AGAINST Andrs| L. o6etts Xa9n ~
The jury found that they cospIed 10 obtain loan OF $4,000
appeal there sufficient proof the eoppcy
,ssnchy MAS % % oart ho there % Was sHihcent evidence
point and the rule excndnga feon's testimony
absolutely technical his conviction III another state doeS
BROOKLYN.
Gilbert II. Wckham and Andrew McKibben were
Justices of the Sessions Monday by Judge
Moore.
The gas companies offer to supply the city with
gas during 1877 at per 900 feet providing
iley allowed lamp TOR lighting and extn
| gushing.
David Clarrens. on anemplOy6 of the Brooklyn City
Railroad c0ms1y fell on Monday from The stoop Of their
his side. his lci thigh bone in two places.
During an alteration between a numb ber OF men
on Green Monday, Philip Billings Of No 229 GTeen.st
under the left but not fatally injured He
refused TO make any complaint against his assalants
| The Kings County Democratic General Committee
poran The Republican General Committee met
The same time. their headquarters COurs IL de
make complete investigation Of the alleged registra
| frauds the city.
| As James Armstrong, % years old, residing at No.
27 Sanons NewYork, passing the corner OF Broad
way and Varetst Monday night he shot In the LETT leg
Eastern Hospital Jacob Knocl Of No 23 Ten hist
suspicion Of having hred the shot, but there
was no evidence against him ne discharged.
| little after midnight yesterday morning Philip
IanOn No 80 CDlumbas was convesing with friend in
MCkeens residence,
unknown stepped from an adjoining doorway and with
house bullet struck HanlOn tho chin, and he
taken 10 Island College Hospital Utcer ren
made through the premises without finding
| the guilty party
Last evening Isabel Thorbnrn. yOung girl 10
wears Of age lives at No 3l3 East Thirty
New.York arrested by officers Of the Twelfth Precinct
for iuOxcation told tins story Late New Years
night she for home from friends house IN Brook
lv getting tho wrong car was carried to East
YORK instead ferry She determined 10 walk back but
her the they took her to saon and after
She intoxicated her person was violated and she was
turned into tho street. where she lay until arrested
,vStyTT Ty WJJU KNIFE AND PISTOL