New-York tribune., 1878-01-03

men on Thirdave., by the New-York Elevated hanway
Company has made necessary new system OF pay'nH
off the employees Small rudey-constructed board sheoS
placed the street. and envelopes, containing ,ne
opening present themselves IN turn ana give
their names More than hundred werklnen W.T. r. T,s,b
cred about OF these sheds at Thrdave anu Iwenth
st., yesterday.
The friends of Emma PillOn, whose strange
warmth OF body after death caused some wonder last
Saturday had roube in getting possession OF
the body burial living In this city had been
-le last evening Deputy Coroner Miller and
get permit allowing the body TO he removed rom the
Morgue Since the girls death there has been q eohtesi
between her employer and sister over the clothing ana
music which she left The employer, Blanchenay, mas
pawned mos. Of the articles and spent the money for
A free kindergarten has been opened by DIR.
Aders Society Ethical Culture, at yourthst and
Nnth-aye There are many poor people with children
that part the city, and either the larger children or
the Gav :" take care Of the little ones Parents Of any
nationality or creed may now relieve themselves OF ths
burden ny sending their children under SIX years OF age
the Kindergarten from a. m. until p. Yester-
day was the first day. and ten children were present.
charge and assisted two young women who are pre-
pairing themselves to teach the system IL Is tne ntcn
ton TO give young women in sraitened circumstances
free instruction OF this kind.
BROOKLYN.
For arrears of taxes etc., Register Scott last
week collected $5s,053 1a.
Mayor Howell has chosen Dennis Short, of
the Fourteenth Ward his clerk his secretary has not
yet been appointed.
The receipts at Collector Freeland's Office,
in distilled spirits, for the year 1877 was 81 1851 394-
about per cent more than in 1876.
A new lecturer in the field-William A. Har-
rs city editor Of The onArgus-promses to give at
DR.. Wilds III Place Church a sketch Of The Flying
American "-whatever that may be.
Sheriff Daggett went TO Washington on Tues
day night. put in bid for the Government contract
10 weigh duiiabe merchandise arriving at the port Of
Ncw-YOrk He secured Samuel Mcleod and ex-Mayor
Schroeder as bondsmen.
Matilda Burns, Scotch woman ninety years
of age, who is living at the Temporary Home for
Friendlcss Women and Children. on Concord Street.
claims have relative OF Robert Burns; her has
band she cousin to the poet She remembers
Barns'S wife, and speaks o heI as bonnie beautiful
woman"
The formal transfer of the Office of Post
master made Tuesday from Charles Talbot 10
Colonel James McLeer All employees were busily en-
gagged Monday night and during Tuesday inven-
& tGy 81 ne Snmgs ana oher @ property M III ocd g Gcf m ne ne
Office was the Assistant, Colonel Morton.
The secretary and clerk of ex-Mayor SchrOe-
der did long remain out of office Yesterday the
rctary Charles A. Mclaughlin, was appointed book
keeppr Of the Excise Department by the Board OF Police
and Excise aud for the clerk, Samuel fl MildeDborg,
ofcethat Of Superintendent Of Exclse-was ere
ated II is reported tat the saaTleS or clerks ana IN
spectors will be cut down to obtain the amount CT the
salary of tins e
JERSEY CITY
Martin Hauley, of No. 405 Henderson-st.,
attacked by three young men Tuesday night and
badly beaten. Yesterday he taken the spal,
whefot feared tha he could recover. HIS assa
ats thought 10 nave been members OF the " este-
work gang"
1t is probable thai the affairs of the Jersey
City Savings Bank Will be closed mp speedily and In
satisfactory manner. The receiver has already cash
tbowgh that me depcsors viii lose nok,ng II is even
OsNibl lhut he Dank business
future.
The trial OF ex-Mayor Charles II. O'Nei for
malfeasance in office, was besnn Yesterday. He Is
ing 10000 in j. b. Clcayeland for work done
on reSeyor No. j. IL Is claimed by the state h3t tnese
was 10 c0ntrc; with the city AttoFney General stock
ton and M Garrett counsel for the statc Messrs
Gilchrst and see FOR the defence.
LONG ISLAND.
IsLIP.-Patrick Butler tramp, is supposed
10 De the bnrsnr who recently broke INTO the railroad
that he stole from the -p depot he conveyed 10 the
nnoccupicd residence OF President West OF the PARK
being discovered by. Nh Vests farmer
Observation-Disclosures taX-pAyers OF Queens County
&frt iigg ieiSafd Oppressive At meeting recently
a R viii rSSS be deG tcs and ID s
sonted 10 the Legislature at an early date
GARpEN CrTY.-Fiye statues haze been designed for
the stcwar; Memorial Church Garden CITY by r. IT,
represent n John the Grown OF Everlasting Lie Noscs
Religion and Hope. aud will about $4,000 They
will DC set in alcoves and inches OF the church.
STATEN ISLAND.
DUrCH FARMs.-Adam Saltzman, arrested for
alleged participation IN the robbery and outrage OF Mrs.
Emily MatiaU on Thursday last, was honOrably dis
charged yesterday LOUIS Large, arrested for the
offence. was fully committed to await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PLAINs.-CharleS g. Banks, of New
Rochelle assumed the dues of onise as Regster of
D.tds " W,stchcsltg County New Years Day, and
made the following appointments: TheOdOIe Pine, the
riug Register rs Deputy Register; Benjamin s. Dick.
Sclrchlr, In the place Of Charles J.. johnson; Wright
Banks Index Clerk. IN the place OF Colonel Sherwood
A. VI Drderer, Boukkeepcr Nelson III Baker, the
new D.s;rct-Attomey, also assumed the duties OF his
office New Years Day, and appointed David Yer
panck as his assistant.