New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-03
NETWORK CITY.

70 the 18th Regiment New Armory fund.-
The Association for Improving the Condition
o tine Poor was organized thrtythree years ago. aids
10000 families year, aud expends about S6s,OOO.
In the County Clerks Office yesterday,
Judgment was fled for 81 $50 in favor OF Herman T.
vorsing, against the German Savings Bank OF MOTIFS
ania.
Over 900 letters have been recovered by Spe-
ca Agent sharres of stolen by Murtaugh the col
Iccor and Cook his confederate. Nearly all are adj
dressed to women
Woodlawn Cemetery contains $50 acres,
and has dve and oneha miles Of roads, 3,34o lots have
been sold and since its opening in 1865, 1857 inter
meuts nave been made
The Department of Charities and Correction
has authorized the warden OF the Penitenary to open
night school on Backwel's Island as an experiment
Three teachers will be selected from among me PRISONERS
Samuel r. Belts, grandson of Hon. Samuel
R. Belts formerly Judge Of the United States District
Court and son Of George f. Belts CLERK OF the District
Court been appointed United States Commissioner
By Judge Johnso-.
The first matinee of rip Van Wrinkle"
will be given az Theatre to-day. For tho infor-
nation Of visitors from out Of town IL nay be mentioned
that the performances end in the afternoon at $780, and
in the evening AT ll:45.
The Young Mems Christian Association have
arranged for series Of Saturday afternoon entertain
ments consisting concerts exhibitions OF magic and
yentrloquism, sereOscopic views. and lectures lhey
are intended especially for young people
Judge Dykman, Of the Supreme Court, yes
terday appointed Odle Close or Croton Falls Isaac H.
Purdy Of Purdy's Station, and Thatcher H. Theall OF
south East Commissioners, to appraise damages sus-
tained likely be Sustained, by property oEne by
drawing OIL the waters Lake MahOpac and hlrk LaAe
in Putnam County, for use III this city
The Association of Sailors BOarding-house
Keepers met yesterday, and agreed on reduction oil
wages and advance for sailors shipping from TINS
port This to defeat the present system OF giving ID
ces to shipping masters obtaining crews In other
cities, paying riiiroad fare and expenses anu Ie I
cclwng percentage higher than that cameo oS the
observation-disclosures Ike pers.
Mrs w. II. Hooper and Miss Nellie Hayes,
arrested last week stealing diamonds from their
boarding place, No 2l2 Hgh-st were brought before
Justice Blom YESTERDAY. Mrs Hooper waived examine
uun but Miss Hayes told tho story OF the theft ana
pleaded guilty They committed for the acton OF the
Grand Jurt ana taken TO Raymond street jan Blhae
women Uf fine personal appearances. Inc eAaHlhdtioh
created much interest III the COURTROOM.
A concert will be given at the Jesuits' Church,
ia West sixeentu-srect next SUNDAY evening in aid Of
the building fluid. Mr. GiImore's military band and
orchestra aud number Of solo artists have been en-
gagged and the entertainment viii TO directed 10y MI.
Gilmore and DR.. william Berge The music at this
church has always been celebrated and there can be no
doubt that such occasion this Dr. Bege VIII *
ert himself to the provide fine entertain
ment.
Detective Sampson stated to a TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday, that the prosecution OF Christian g.
schmidt the cnbezzer of S1I 700 gold from Decastro
d. Bonner, would be abandoned Schmidt having re-
funded portion of the money and surrendered his stock
I'm the company The detective also uumates that
schmdts return the result Of compromise effected
by cspOndence while lie was IN Calorild va WIN
the understanding mat th' prosecution was no' " W
enforced.
Each of the rivers gave up one of its dead
Yesterday Both were the bodies Of unknown men; one
was found at tue foot OF Corears-sl, the other in
the North River. at dandthirty-seyenti-
ST. The former had dark hair and mousache, ana was
dressed in shirt and back trousers; the latter had
light HAIR and sandy mOuotdcne, wore dark sui,
stllped calico shirt and high boots aud from papers
fOnnd AIS person IL IS suppo=eu lhaV MS H"o was
John Bosler
A New-Jersey bOy-Warren Hardinburg, aged
fourteen Of New acknowledgements for adventure,
starred for this city dispatch from his father to officer
Welsh Yesterday led to the boys arrest on the steam
boat wyoming and HIS removal TO the Central Office.
There he declared at the NewJersey horizon was zoo
contracted for him he wanted TO see the world ana
didn't think hls father bad any Iight To interfere WIN
Ills plans lie was scany clad aud poorly provided Tor
rowing me- To-day he will be returned to his nome
The Cuban League, at its next meeting, in
tends 10 prepare memorial 20 Congress, asking that the
begorcnt rights Of the Cubans be recognized by the
United states Acra nine years struggle ag INST SPAN,
and with over onenaf the island in their possesson the
members OF the League consider that justice demands
recognition 10y this Government. Ihey nelcNe, II Tue
CubIns only allowed equal rights wlh SPAN so mat
they can purchase arms, vessels, dud supplies necessary
to carry the war; the contest viii be speedily brought
TO "a close.
The Board of Police yesterday, dismissed
the following officers; Paromen DANIEL kchue. william
Dugau aud Emil T. Llstmau, OF the Eighth Precinct and
Doorman Mtutz OF the Nineteenth Precinct Patroiman
Robert Esch was transferred from tue Twenty uluth 10 the
Seventeenth Precinct The resignation oil ylrohn nam
ton J. Budcn Was accepted Jos pa CJnShih anu Ide
Mccullough were appointed patrOlm"n and assigned 10
tue Fuh Precinct Detective Nng was SsAnted petmls-
stou 10 receive present OF Sl)O nom ~ n otad Ior
the recovery OF properly and tne capture OF the tnlet
BROOKLYN.
The deaths last week numbered ISIS, mar
rages Co. and births, 2Oo.
One would think that the reign of gas was
nearly over now that 50 many shops are brilliantly
lighted with kerosene oil.
A sneak thief entered the residence of Mrs.
Pollock No l51 rdylor-st, on Thursday night AID stole
icwelry ana clothing valued at Sl25.
Myrian Styles, OF No. 237 Tenth-st., was
Killed on Thursday evening 10y accidentally falling from
the secoud-story window OF hls residence
John Mullins, age thirteen, who was so Sc
verely burned 10y falling m tub Of boiling mash, at Os
car Kings dislcry on wednesday, died in the Eastern
District Hospital yesterday morning.
Statistics of the Bar of Kings County for the
,er which show ths present NUMBER OF cUunseors in the
emmy Ia be nearly 600. Less tudu thirty ave years
ago there were only twenty i've
George Baldwin, the tea merchant of Grand
and E.ghthst-., WILLIAMSBURG, wac was thrown from
n, carriage 10y a collision on Bolforlnve. on Monday
evening died on ruursdAy from his injuries The fuuer
h t,kes piNrc tu.moi row, Mr. BALDWIN was Que OF thc
wrallbit "a m,rcuanis OF the Eastern District
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