New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-24

position at present probably WI, until the deadlock IN
the Board of Aldermen IL broken.
Justice Morse of the Second District Court lies
quito III his residence HIS duties arc performed or inc
time by Justice Walsh. -
A check on wife-beating: William Vogler OF NO.
o75 De Kabave Will spend days the Penitenary for
Indulgence In this diversion.
There were 1877 proposals opened for cleaning the
city during year. but rs some OF the oneS
were not responsible contracts were awarded
novel race will take place at the Brooklyn Rink
Thursday evening diamond ring IL 10 be worn oy gen
enan and this prize will be open to pnrsmt
by the present. the successful one 10 retain H. III
caught the will claim II ~ his own property
The Law Committee Of the Board of Supervisors
at the next meeting will report avesey to the issue Of any
additional certificates Of indebtedness for the further i'm
Of the Ocean Parkway on the ground that e
Park Commissioners already received the full amount OF
500 900 which they entitled for THIS purpose
Mayor Schroeder on Monday sent to the Common
Council the nominations Of j. s. r. stranahan Abram b. Bay
lss and william Marshall Park Commissioners and the
matter was week 1t Is now stated that MT
Marshall will decline accept the position The duties Oh
this city department previously been performed ga
tutOusy commissioners Notwithstanding the conray
provisions Of the charter
Stephen H. Powell, one of the three Commissioners
OF Charity removed In June 1873 by Gov DIX Tor maea7
ance yesterday brought action against the Board OF super
$62l1 arrears OF salary que IRON s To
moval until praon Of his term In December ast judge
Gilbert directed the Jury find verdict for the DEFENDANT
but the case will be appealed to the General Term It's re-
garded test a. It will also determine "he'ne' Ca
Commissioners Ferguson and Wills can recover
In the rear of some buildings OH Hart-st, west OF
Throopav 45 old was fonnd last even
ing nsensble and with only single undergarmen' Oh ner
The rest clothing made into rope had been attached
leading the second story She had jumped from
the ladder expecting commit suicide and had fallen bruised
ON the floor With pair OF scissors found In her pocket che
had opened artery her wrist and when found she was
almost exhausted by loss Of blood She died within i've min
utes, and her body was taken to the Morgue'
At joint meeting of the Jail and COurt-house
Yesterday It abandon the project of
building the new Jail west side lands adjoining the
house. its location there would materially deprecate
the OF adjacent property The jail Committee al SUD
seqnen meeting Supervisor Gubner to recommend
To the Board OF Supervisors the next meeting that the land
adjoining the present Jail bought for the purpose OF the
City Hospital authorities for $4,000 This will meet with
decided opposition III the DOa'u
JERSEY CITY
At the graduating exercises of the Glass of 1871,
Jersey City High school, there VIII DC CLASS vi d
ii boys and rs girls
wm II. specr was arrested, for setting fire to
the PavOnia Ferry and John h. Jones Io num-
Der OF robbenes in Bergen
At the funeral of W. G. Bills, attended by Hugh de
Payens Comandery knights Tempafs Frank Parsons iet
sidewalk and his sword inflicted long ana
deep scalp wound behind his ear
At a meeting of the Board of Education, the City
register an increase Of 500 average attendance
lOOS9 The payment the teachers for January was or
O''''' NEWARK.
young lady named Geiger, living at No. III
st. while crossing Broads at Chesterst yesterday
and sleigh.
The Newark Board of Trade will hold an import
ant meeting this evening which citizens generally are in
question will be considered and the question
of reducing municipal expenditures
The man who died early on Sunday morning at St
Michaes Hospital from the effects Of fall is Patrick Clark
atsy employ 81 ~ y, IDc, and In the Mace He
has been In this country only two years.