New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-28

ority. He was compelled to remaine I'm the outer
Office. 81.
THE MAYOR MOVES AGAINST Mr.! DUDLEY
CHARGING The SUPERINTENDENT on BUILDINGS
WIN INCOMPETENCE, NEGLIGENCE AND Soi'-
BUTTON. Co..
Mayor CoOper last evening sent letteI ~ iJ;
iutendent Dudley, of the Department OF er
giving him notice that he would d aaDe on a" Inne
fnnitY TO be heard at the Mayors of1ce on SuHH
nj n M upon charges Of incompetency anu ,,ica
and corrupt negligence and maIeasacJT o u,
constituting cagse OF removal Oin OA'0''
xnno;nfing TO the most responsible positions IN
the Department nG3m WPinni snG John Rilev John
Vanderbec Horace Van Tassel, Joseph McNaillara'
and Bernard Macgahan: .., aud
Permitting and authorizing inc e[Gcul"m of Of
alteration Of numerous buildings in disregard HI
the binding laws, and III such manner rs " NO
dangerous to life and property Among .rT M
stances specified are the Madison SdattI west
of Fifth-ave.: in tho same street. near Flltn-a'S
in Onchundred and thirteenth,St: near IN Second
ave near Eighty-secOnd-st.; i'll Seventy hihtI'ss
near Madsonave.; at No. 33 Washlngt4ni, ,'r on on
tho MGR ot the foot of HOustOn-st., EaSf hlVTr vi
The nicr Mt the foot of Thirty fOurth-s East river
ON the pcr mt the foot of Seventh-st, East dSlvul
and in East Twenty-third-st., between oeconu al"
III Granting leave to erect buildings contrary 10
the provisions of the building laws Inc INSTANCES
mentioned are included in the secon4 cnadLs and ot
Nv, A' W Commit M frauds upon the city. The
Qualifications under this head are ~ permitting
Aya HGe to dTaN J2y Hor Bedc to do like
wise: ll certifying az proper charge against tle
city the bill of William Graul for drawing plans lor
a theatre and attempting to get TINS paI9e. $500.
v. SGnandcring and rccklessly spending money
by employing unnecessary clerks and MESSENGERS
vi That for the purpose of evading the provisons
of the building laws and TewartIlng personal lay
oritcs and cOnciliating influential politIclls 10
the end of retaining his office, although his term
had expired, he appointed number OF incompetent
Vii Arbitrarily dismissing persons from the de-
partncnt without cause, for the purpose oil making
io VIII Abnsing the power vested in him as Super
intendcnt for the purpose OF gratifying personal
X Making an easivc andsuntruc answer when
called on by lthe Mayor to furnish INN WIN Az
information in the possession OF the departmehC
relative to the Madison Square Garden Dulldlhg'
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN IN LINE.
The anniversary and parade OF the Sunday
schools of Jersey City took place Yesterday alteI-
ternoOn, Daniel Van Wrinkle, lr being eralu mar
shall the first division was III charge Oh Two mar
shals Henry J. COuse and Postmaster cop
sill. Its six sections were composed OF the
schools of the First Reformed FIRST CongresSlon-
alist Trinity Episcopal, First Presbyterian, He'd
ding Methodist Episcopal, the Second REFORMED,
the Essex Street MssiGn tHe HrS r Bap'S ss ine
and the Third Presbyterian Church, Inc
second division was in charge OF
MarShalB George B LuulUm anu DeOIRo H. A"unHE.
The five sections were composed of the schools OF
the Park Reformed Church, Third CONGREGATIONAL
ist North Baptist, Second Presbyterian, Cen
tenary Methodist Epfc,opal' African African Z ZION
st. Paups Methodist Episcopal Churches.
The schools assembled in their respective churches
and marched to Van Worst Square where the parade
was reviewed by the pastors of the city; The
houses along the route and fronting on the Square
were decorated with flags and evergreens. Appro,,
pirate hymns we're sung at the Square, ami
the children were then dismissed. over o,OOO
children took part. The parade of the Sunday
schools of HobOken also took place yesterday. The
schools of the churches of the city formed INTO pro-
cesslOn and were reviewed at the park on hudson
st. by the pastors and the superintendents -
The thirty-second anniversary OF the Sunday
schools of Harlem and vicinity was celebrated YES
terday. 1t was gala day in that part OF the city.
At II o'clock the schools were closed the church
bells rang and soon the various class-roOms
we're filled with happy children form
These we're arranged in five divisions, aud as
scmbed at the Dutch Reformed, and the two nrin-
cpal Methodist and Presbyterian churches, where
addresses were delivered by the pastors and others
interspersed with singing by the childrcn: The
schools then united and marched to Mount Morris
Park where after brief stay, they separated to go
| to their own churches,